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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-17
Lots for Private Resi-
dences, i'm warren & WinslOw'S
Addition tn st. Paul.


THIS attractive portion Of St. Paul. situated both sides of
the Trout Brook. in the vicinity Of the santOmine
establishment. The n.ths addition combine every
that could be desired for % and
on Of healthy cedrs Fine springs of the pures water abound
flowing the year. The
command magnificent views Of the cy river brook, and
picture to the eye Several SUBSTANTIAL houses Of
brick and stone OF erection, while numerous
others will undoubtedly be Commenced There good
reasons for believing that the projected railroads Lake SUI
peror and Chicago will enter St. Paul either By T'u Brook
orby Mcos Creek, which is but short distance beyond
These valleys constitute natural opening BY an easy
the river and the only by which win be possible
for railroad from the east to reach the lower landing with
Eeher considerations win spare exer
upon subscriber at his once Tin
Iambes brick budne where certified plat OF the property
EMERSON & CASE, Agents,
mh2s-n Opposite the American Hotel.
T,OR sALE-so besutifully situated lots and
winsow's ADDITION at prices raneIne from $50 to 500
splendid the City and River.
A large lot near Gov. Ramsey's residence.
Several business F,urth and Robert streets
40 in See. II T. = r. a. miles iron ST. Paul. 90
cit, limits number Of az, and 10 adjoining
to.nposses:ns every advantage ssnss for nrs:%ens or
Opposite American House.
q CORNER LOTS in Robert street being points
q business. ~ Ee- 49,.
Governor Ramsey's house, Upper Town.
4 oommanding splendid views to
Beck4 addition, being very desira-
BILE situation private residences anorng the most
vcrable Inducements for Investments.
Alsoa number Of IN, = and 10 lots, Immediately adj
joining the limits.
leo aers, Smiles 81. PAM. well situated, and psesen-
ting advantage that could be desired scr farm
town. Apply At the once
EMERSON 4 CASE,
mh2e-U Opposite the American House.
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MONETARY.

There seems to be better feeling existing in
this city in she money circles. The prospect Of
the immediate resumption of navigation with
through boats inspires general confidence, as with
heavy immigration and large amounts in gold,
bank bills, drafts, certificates of deposit, &C., &c.
Money has been in great demand here at 5 per
cent. per month, and and are the present rates,
with prospect of better for the future.
Land warrants are declining in the East. Buy
ing rates at Washington are $3.50, for l6O acre
warrants.
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TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
;3O. 900 WORTH of REAL ESTATE

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
$50 900 WORTH Of REAL ESTATE
rs now offered in exchange for Merchandise: :, .,
st. Paul, March II, 1855. Dealer in Real Estate.
PROPOSALS FOR INDI AN SUPPLIES IN MIN
MINNESOTA syr .I Int SJHs
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received this until IL
y Nay, 1855, furnishing and delivering
the following provisions fUr 1882 70 T s5
For the wapetoan and Session Sioux
Mess pork to the .e amount Of 1900
Hogs lard in kegs to the amount Of 500
White shelled corn sacks to the amountof 1000
Lead in bars to the ameuntof 100
Tobacco to the amount Of 100
For the Medcwakantoan Wapekuter Sioux
Supcrfne flour to the amount Of $3.50
Mess pork to the amount Of -. $500
Hogs lard in kegs to the amount Of 500
White shelled corn in sacks to the amount Of 1000
Lead in bars to the amount of 100
'''A'>' " VIC TREATY OF 1887.
For furnishing tribe Of nacota or Sioux Indians
Superfne flour to the amount of $4,000
Mess pork to the amount Of 1000
Hogs lard in kegs to the sc1ounto 1000
White sheilcd corn in sacks to the amount OF 1000
superhne flour to the amount of $4,000
Mess pork to the amount Of 1000
Hogs lard in kegs to the amount Of 1000
For the Chippewas Of the Mississippi
s%Dsraas an. -four to the amount J, q $500 800
White shelled in sacks to the amount Of 800
Tobacco, small pkes in bxs, to the amount Of 200
The supplies Sioux Indians to be de-
livered Paul, 25th next, the
Agent tribes, persons authorized by said
Agent to receive them.
supplies the winnebago and Chippewa tribes of In
the manner the above before the 25h
Of May next.
Separate bids will be received each article specified above
for each separate tribe for the whole Samples OF the to-
bacco will be required
will be subject to inspection at the place of
Snerese selected by the Agent of tho
tribe, WHOM the supplies fn:shed and the Contractor
contractors.
security will be required the performance Of the
contracts to be entered no and bidders will in their
thu they will or surees and the snrcteS Of
each bidder shall and transmit with each bid guarantee in
this forr:
sThe undersigned undertake that ii the bid Of --
supplies accepted by the Superintendent Of Indian
bidder shall before the 18th OF April next
required perform said contract, the
his their BIDS with good and sufficient sureties
Should the bids be deemed mreasonaby high, the Supern
tendcnt reserves the right to set them aside.
endorsed, Proposals Indian supplies in
Minnesota addressed to the Superintendent of Indian Az
Saint Minnesota. If in the opinion of the Super
anything should to induce The belief that there
anything unfair in the compctto he the
whole the bids aside and the facts
Indian Department at Washington. w. A. GORMAN,
Governor and Superintendent Indian Affairs.
Saint Paul, March 6;h, 1855. apI2-i&wtd
Gacna Jcfrrsonian, st. Peters Courier, and Dubuque
Herald, daily and weekly till May ls and send bills to
Superintendent.
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GOOD NEwS-MORE BOUNTY LAND.
LAW passed Congress March Sd, 1855, giving One Hun-
n dred and Srfy Acres Of Land to all who have
performed IA days military service in the United
States ITO
The Law includes all the Commissioned and NonCOmmsson
ed Ofce Musiciansand Priv nciulng Indians whether
Volunteers, Rangers Militia or Rangers.
Also, Commissioned Commissioned
the Navy, S,smen Ordinary Seamen, Lansmen, Marines Flo
t;lli Men, Chaplans and Clerks.
Those who received 20 80 entitled enough
l60. Those who have received
not entitled under this act.
Soldiers the Black Hawk, Patriot and other
made applications land and failed having
served monfa, get 100 they served four
teen days, or IL they were engaged in Battle.
The Veteran Soldiers the Revolution who
entitled to land. IL dead their widows draw it.
The benefits this act Tin Of the soldiers DEATH
to his widow or his minor children, but other heirs.
thought nearly hundred
issued under this and of the number
applications that will be made, considerable
cessay elape before they al be acted
the ma Kim, FIRST come, nrst servrd.'
We have made with firm ash
ngton obtaining Bounty Land
this Territory. who favor with call. We
in unless obtain the land.
ap13-u PARKER < CARVER, Atty at Law.
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New York Money Market.

We notice no change or immediate prospect of
change in the present favorable aspect of the
money market. Business is likely to become
more active than it is at present, therefore the
demand for money is more likely to decrease than
increase. In the summer months, when business
will be less active than now, should the Califor-
MIA supplies of gold be renewed, as doubtless they
will, and should the produce shut up in the inte-
rior of the Southern States have been liberated,
money is likely to become still more abundant
than otherwise. The money market is in full sup.
ply with but light demand, and with no present
appearances of any increase.
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TAXES.

In answer to correspondents abroad, we would
state that County Taxes for the year 1854, must
be paid before April list, 1855, or the property
taxed will be sold. City Taxes on st. Paul pro.
perty, must be paid before the first Monday in
February, or property will be sold. Lands sold
for taxes are redeems6le at any time within
years from date of sale. An interest of q per
cent. 10 added to the original tax in this case.
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ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TIMES OFFICE,1
April II, 1855. !
MARKErs-Greater activity prevails in the market than
last report Flour however, remains firm
$s0. Wheat quantities hand and ready sales at
$I25@5O. Oats, in demand and ready sales at DOC bu
Corn. Sales from 9oc@l,oo Lumber, none
scasoned quantity insufficient for home demand
Matched Flooring ready $30F NJ Wood, plenty in
market, and still quantities
$3G4.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following are the established
weights grains Territory: Wheat, 60 MS a bu
Glover Seed 60 lbs a buzz Rye IS Ms bu.; Indian Corn, Sc
Ms Oates, 30 ns bu; Barley, As bu; Buckwheat,
- MS q blu.
LIVE STOCK. DRIED FRUIT.
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CITY LAND OFFICE.

rT1HE e<ashcd the Banking Once Of
G. II. PARKER, the city of ST. Paul. Land Office for
the prosecution all business in growing out Ut
In real estate in tic Territory OF Minnesota
Books have been opened, wherein individuals having roer
dispose have entered therein the description of the
the and such other particulars they
desire make known, which books will be to the in
specton of al without charge.
All land thus registered will be advertised in daily Of
ety Estate Circular, issued by
subscribers weeky the LIST May there
by keeping such registered property continually before the pub
c and nsurng speedy and satisfactory sales.
To their Office those wishing omake Investments in real
tate wills their attention.. In addition to the
above be found full list of government land enes
Maps of entered land corrected srmi-weckly OF the
county Of Ramsey and plas the different cities and additions
thereto, in said complete list of all lands sold said
county npaidtares. fun and perfect abstract ofthe
tile to each distinct tract parcel of land situated in said
county rom the general government to the latest grantee,
cherein is noted defect of title either in form sub
stance, and possible kind of hen creating embaross
ncn ,chcher it arises By Judgments fdre,
mechanics otherwise.
Government lands entered for settlers reasonable TERMS
investments made in real and generally all business
that be entrusted to and usually done through
Real Estate Agency will receive personal prompt
tention.
The services surveyors well posted up' have been
cured.
D. C. PRICE.
ST. Paul, Feb. 20 1855. G. II. PARKER.
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S>:o<|
above scheme has been purpose OF
raising funds to the Town CockA great number OF
applications have been made before this gst out.
All letters the country promptly attended tOThc draw
ing numbers will be published after 1t offs which will be
drawn early convenient.
All the Watches other article. have been selected
will above. and every
article put down to the Eastern price,
For Tickets apply to W. 1LLINGWORTlI,
Watch Maker, cor. Jackson & Firth SITS,
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HENRY NIcKENTY,
DEALER INF REAL ESTATE.

Land Bought and Sold throughout the Territory;
Money Loaned, Investments made to the best I'D
vantage and Land Warrants Located.
REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
Gilbert Davis, Esq. Gov. w. A. German,
Daniel Curtis, Esq, Hon. w. II. WEIGH, Chief JUS
Capt. A. De Peyster, tce OF Minnesota Territory,
s. Thompson Nephew,Hon. H. M. Rice Delegate to
Williams X GuiOn. Congress,
PHILADELPHIA. Rice, Holngsheaj & Becker,
Joseph Patterson, ESD, Presi- Attorneys at Law,
dent Western Bank, Messrs. Borup b Cakes, Bankers
Cos Bankers, j. T. Rosser, Esq, Secretary
II. Taylor g. Co., the Territory,
Freed, Ward & Freed Ames & Van Etten, Attorneys
Bingham Il Dock, at Law, -~rila
Siters James Co., Rev. T. NJ. Fullerton, Register
I" Bailey & CO., U. S. Land Office,
Edward Hurst, Esq, NotayWm. H. HolcOmbe, Esq, Re-
Public, ceiver u. s. Land Once,
II. Messchert, Attorney at Law,T. T. Mann, NJ. D.
James Kitchen, NJ D., Messrs. Brown, johnson & Co.,
William Stoever, Esq, Bankers, New Orleans.
Messrs. johnson, Bankers, Vicksburgh. mh6tf
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The New Orieans PTfce Current, March II.
Since our last report the offerings of all descrip-
tions of Exchanges have increased, owing to the
large sales of cotton, and prices in consequence
are rather easier. Bills on England are not so
ready of sale, and buyers offer lower rates, ex-
pecting a considerable decline from the causes
above alluded to,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-17

DARK RED COW, apparently years old, .
n yosg calf has ben staying about stable
days, which the have By proving
charges and taking her away. A. r. HOWES.
81. Paul, March 18th, 1855. mh1o-tf
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TRANSPORTATION
OF the Sioux, WinnebagO and Chip
pexva Provisions and Annuity
Goods for tie Year 1876.

CtEALED PROPOSALS, properly endorsed. will be received
- the Office of the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in
Minnesota, until the 10Th May next, at 12 Ms for transporting
the Sioux, Winchaso, and Chippewa Annuity Goods and Pre-
visions for 1866.
Bidders will state at what price per hundred pounds they will
receive the property from the steamboat landing at St. u
and store and transport the under to the different
AScncic, t" ana such other points the Superintendent
direct Also. give tie Ct they Will offer
slrces ntracts; and the OF such bidder shall sign
and transmit with e.ch biz. guarantee In this form
.sThe gncd undertake that, IL the bid of
for sail transportation be accepted by the Superintendent Of
before the 18th April next, enter into the
required perform the said contract at the rate Of his
their bids, with good and sufficient sureties.''
the right direct the destination OF
public Other place than the Ag ncie the
price proportion the distance increased
or diminished. w. A. GORMAN,
Govcrnorand Superintendent Indian Affairs.
Minnesota Supcrin:ndcncv,
Saint Paul, March 7, 1875. api2d&wtd
Gaena Jerrsonian DuDrGe rrsld st. Peters Courier
send bills
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LAUNDRY.

DRI0R to starting steam Laundry, washing and Nendng
done Short notice. Something shirts home
buftnnless. An orders LEFT c. Bookstore
Oak Hall Clothing Store, Forrest,
be promptly attended to. L l. SHEPARD.
Saint Paul. March 30kh, 1855. ap3-fy
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Cincinnati Money Market.

Osborn Circular, the week ending Tuesday
evening, March 21th 1885.
The money market is rather easier than last
week, although complaints are still made as usual
by second class borrowers who find it very diff
cult to get discounts. The offerings of this class
of paper are large. Prime paper is in demand at
moderate figures, and good responsible names can
negotiate without much difficulty.
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n. Il. r. H. FITZe
WRIGHT FlTZ.
JOINERS, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS,
shop Opposite the Winslow House. Near Fort street.
VXTOUD respectfully inform the citizens Of ST. Paul. and the
w building community that they prepared to
promptly entrusted them, either superiu
buildings, furnish materials and do the
contract One of the above firm having had several
experience stair building, aercd with the belief
will given this particular branch
st. Paul. March Goth, 1855 nh20-lydSws
DIR. L. SMELL.
EXCELIOR, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician OF the Springfield Water
Cure, late Proprietor Of EashampOn lIydropath!c
Institution.
mr. SHELL having had long and successful practice in
~ Hydropaly, Electro Magnetism, and Dental Surgery
respectfully solicit the Of the people of this
vicinity and the public generally Examinations of chronic
diseases made with full description given, with previous
knowledge OF the case, asking any questions.
Oaice hours from q A. NJ. to +. N. mar 101awtf
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remarking that he would not receive it, and tore
it up. Mr.. Wilson said that he would not act
that he would resign-that the Board had not
used him gentlemanly, and after indulging in
good many oaths, said that he had been used
meanly-said he had good many to settle with,
and among the rest was ssthat damned lousey
Times" At this time the discussion became
very warm between Messrs. Bennett and Wilson.
The vote whereby the resolution was passed was
re-considered and the resolution was withdrawn.
Mr.. Wilsoa picked up his hat and left
lie soon returned and wished to know if the
Board was still in session. Ascertaining that it
was, he became more calm, and they proceeded to
business. I'VE shall give the remainder Of the
renOrt to-moraoX.l
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ANOTHER DRUG STORE IN ST. PAUL:
OR RATHER
AN OLD DRUG STORE AND NEW
FIRM

ANOTHER DRUG STORE IN ST. PAUL!
OR RATHER
AN OLD DRUG STORE AND NEW
FIRM!
HAVING purchased the interest Of Dr. THOMAS FOSTER
III PHENIX DRUG STORE In Upper Town, ST. Paul,
undersigned a partnership under the
JAMES II. McDOUGALL CO., and prepared to
DRUGS, XEDISISEs DYE srUrFs,
WINDOW GLASS,
kept Wholesale and Retail Drug Store
lor and accommodating terms establishment in
We have ordered stock Of goods IL
and we do not intend to by any
the and Variety the freshness ana ana
especially the cheapness OF the articles IN our ne which we
r JOHN v. WREN.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having disposed Of my interest in THE PHENM DRUG
STORE the above named gentlemen, respectfully recon-.
md them to my old Patrons as eonpefenf Dsygss and
In" sps lsi''''''' TmoxAs FOSTER.
PARKER 4 CARVER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
TWILL attend to all business usually Law, Real
w Estate and Insurance Agencies with fidelity and dispatch
ITO MAKE ROOM FOR MARBLE BEDS, The four splendid
Tables complete, in rooms, in the Wins
them separate or altogether delivered
Time will be given three fourths Of the
money properly
GEO. W. BAYLESS, Proprietor
mh13-3w winsow Billiard Rooms.
BORUP CAAMPLIN.
VITOULD respectfully inform the Merchants and the public
w generality that they have bought the interest
Bu,b.n. Co.. in the Yorwardns and Commission Business,
with their patronage They viii attend General
Forwarding and Commission Business, at their Ware
Lower Landing. Having leased the whaboat,
those ship to them will expense Of drayage.
nEFERENCEs:
Cronn, Hmxthzll l. Lear, New York.
J. Harmon Co., Buffalo.
James C. Farzo, Chicago
Nather Co., GO
WA. NcC1oskey, GaIena.
B. II. Campbell,
p. s. yessup & Co., Dubuque.
Choutesu & Vale, 81. Louis.
Borup T. Oakes y. Paul.
ST. Paul, Yeb. 20, 1885, feb16>om
NOTARY PUBLIC.
II GREENE DURBIN, Notary Public. once al the Exec
EIs utive Chamber, Capitol. mhl2-n
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MANU- ED

FEW Good Lots in ST. Anthony and st. Paul Gold Land
n Warrants Currency, Drafts &C., at the current rates Of
exchange.
10 interest allowed on special deposits.
dec21-tf PROPER X WILCOX.
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A n OLD DIR UG STO IL e


MORTON PACE, having purchased the entire interest Of
tl l.. c. Kinney in the Drug Store situated in the WORLDS
Fa building Third street, with the intention of transactng
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business, in all its branches offer
pSblc full complete assortment
the description good. usually found in their line
medicines, and shall all articles such
sented With the assistance of be
experienced and French Chemist, shall
safes. Store open at all hours day
and night. ap12-tf
FINE ASSORTMENT of Fesl Garden eds. just received
n by Express, and for sale by
apI2-u MORTON PACE.
n RUTABA(iA SEED SALE quantities
w purchasers, by (ap12-tO MORTON PACE.
ONION SEED, White and Red, in bulk, for sale by
~ ap12-tf MORTON PACE.
n BUSHELS RED TOP CLOVER SEED for sale by
" apI2-tf MORTON PACE.
TO PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS.
HASKELL & MERRICK'S extra powdered Drugs and Til
dcn's Extracts Beadonna Conun, etc., for sale by
ap12-tf MORTON PACE.
- Bakers and Confectioncrs, for sale by
A LARGE ASsORTM ENT Paint varnish Brushes
n sale by (spl2-tO MORTON PACE.
TERFUMERY, Fancy Goods Fine Cutlery, Patent Medi
i cines, wholesale and retail, by
api2-tf MORTON K PACE.
SPLENDID LOT Fishing Tackle. silver and
n ed. 'front.' and general Rods, three to six JOINTS
grass silk Hennne;s Linn
hooks, sinkes floats, and artificial
BATS for sail by (ap12-tD MORTON 4 PACE.
REMOVAL.
R. MORTON has removed his Office to the Drug Store
IL Gently occupied by L. C.. Kinney two doors below the
Worlds Fair Stsre. ap12If
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N. PROPER. CARLOS WILCOX.
PROPER WILCOX,
Dealers in Real Esafc Practical Surveyors and General


PROPER WILCOX.
Dealers in Real Esafe Practical Surveyors and General
Agents.
OFFICE in the L. S. Land Office Buildings,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
VXE will attend the purchase and sale Of village and city
w property farming and rural lands in this vicinity and
localities. Particular attention giversto
veyng entering lands in the Pineries else
where In the Territory Property and titles carefully
ncd; taxes paid; collecting done. &c. Agencies solicited
All business entrusted will receive prompt and careful
attention.
References.
PONTIAC MCH-fIon c. T. Copeland, Judge Cd Judicial
District.
MICH.-Hon. A. n. Hart. Pcs't Port Huron and
Lake Michigan Railroad J. r. Whtc ESQ.,, Director, do.
PITTSBURGH, PA.-Austin Ioomis, ESQ., Stock and Ex-
change Broker.
BURLINGTON. vT.-Rev worthngton Smith, d. D., Prest
L.. M Farrand N Benedict, Professor Mathematics and
Civil Engineering, do; Hon A. L. Catn, Collector Of Customs
ORWELL, vT-IIon. Roswell Bottum
TROY, n. Y.-P. NJ. Corbin Esq, Cashier Union Bank.
BELvIDERE 1LLs.-ITon Cephus Gardner; Hon. r. S. Mo-
lCny. NJ. D.. and Alex Neely Esq Prcst Bevidere Bank
SAINT PAUL.-Ex-Governor Alex. Ramsey; Gov. W. A.
German; J. Travis Rosser, Scc'y MT.
Fort SMELLING, NJ. T.-Erankn Steele, Esq.
MINNEAPOLIS, NJ. T-IIon. A. f. Amcs NJ. i. Olds Re-
gster U. s. Land Office; r. P. Russel Receiver.
octt9-dwf
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INSUR ANCI

INSURANCE.
VXTESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, CLEAN, N. T.
w Applications received policies issued at this Office
the safest and most favorable terms.
PROPER & WILCOX
Estate and General Agents. Land
Once Building Minneapolis. Minnesota. dec27-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRACTORS.
MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT,

ETECIAL CONTKACTUhN.
MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT,
Saint Paul, 9th April, 1855 I
TTNIE time receiving bids furnishing supplies for the
Sioux, Chippewa and WHINE blgo tribes of Indians is
tended until the first day May next, at IL NJ; and the time
receiving bids the transportation supplies and goods
is EXTENDED until the 10th May, at IL NJ.
The proposals FURNISHING. supplies for the above named
tribes Of Indians further modified, as follows
1s Bids will b. received for the WINNEBAGO provisions
be delivered either at ST. Paul. ST. Peters, SiouX
Mankac, the discretion bidder and SupcrHt ndent
Cd If bids received and accepted for the delivery of said
provisions ST. Peters, de Sioux, Mankato the
time delivery said points will be extended from the 25h
until the 18th June, suggestion Of the Indian
Burcau ont the Provisions of the late treaty at Wash
ngton W. A. GORMAN,
ap12-d&w.d Governor and Sup't of Ind. Affairs.
Peters Courier, Dubuque Herald and Express, and
Jeersonian, daily weekly TIL May TO- and send
L H. S..a tnr,inrnt