The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30
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NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL.

'INIIE undersigned will issue about the 18th Of
L May, 1855, the first number of Weekly rarer, to
be called
TIE NORTH WESTERN JOURNAL,
q Agriculture Science and art
To be devoted, its name indicates to the increasing
interests OF the Farmer, Mechanic and Trader II will
he Of large quarto form aid contain
THIRTY-TWO COLUMNS OF ARTICLES,
Original ard selected, bearing Immediately upon each
branch of popular interest, belonging journal
1t will be nenira i'll Politics and Religion, tescrving
HE right TO question t99fer3 III tn; one and Jan t-t
the other, while il Will command ho"eS9 III both.
Able correspondents will be secured n every point.
Nhere The successful improvements in pursuit,
readily aGopted here Occasional illustrations ,sili
given OF Inventions Of teal benefit, well
iustraOis OF rural Arche cture Gardening. Hc with
Portraits and Biogra phiss Of some OF tMineni
men, 10 supply which, arrangements have been entered
into it'll Artists OF ability III the East We shall
dcavor 10 present to readers The latest iDioraio
and the most entertaining ard instructive articles upon
Agricultural Pursuits, Scientific Reseasch
Mechanical Arts, Education.
Literature, General News,
liIeside Economy, Ladies lortioli Ito,
Wit and l,un,or, Youths Iuugoy, Uent
Sabbath Reading, General MictI.anv
Al, OF which will doubtless form paper OF value to all
in the North West
Terms. So per year in advance. Single copies five
ce@ts liberal discount made 10 Clubs, as follows
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INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Office at the Junction Of Third Berch aud Walashaw
streets, second story the Post O.ict, ST Paul,
T. MUNSON d DAYTON.
March, 1888. mar2odti
HHoPOSsLs EOR .>DiAN $. g'I'hsA.s
IN MiSNt:soTA EoE 1925.
Minnesota Snperin;en,iency, /;
Saint PAM, 1865. {
gtEALED PROPOSALS will lie received at this Of
y flee until IL NJ. OF the 9th April, 1919, for Furnish
lug and delivering the following provisions for 1881, to
wit;
TREATIES OF 1851.
For the Wapetoan and St-ton Sioux
Superine -four to Inc Amount OF 6. 500
Mess pork to the amount OF SOC
Hogs ltri III kegs 10 the amount Of $50
Nhlie sheIlei corn i'll sacks to The amount Of / coo
Cunpowd-r, L. Z. c., To The amount OF BOO
Lead in bars to the amount of 100
Tobacco To The Of 100
For the .iedrwak antOan Wnpek!ter Sioux
Superine -four to the amount Of ST 500
Mess pork TO The amount Of SEQ
Hogs lard III kegs to the amount Of SIC
White sleled Germ iii siC lis u the am cunt of Geo
Gunpowder, F. F. g., to The amount of 500
Lead in bars to the amount of 100
Tobacco to the amount of loo
TREATY OF 1897.
or furnishing the tribe OF DacOta or Sioux indians
superine flour to the amount of So 800
Mess pork 10 the amount of ! eco
Hogs lard in Kegs to the amount of ] coo
White sheilcd corn in sacks TO The amount OF | Goo
For Ike Wnnebagoes-
Superine flour to the amount Of ST Geo
Mess pork TO the amount of coo
Hogs iard III kegs to the amount OF coo
For the Chippcwas-
SupeIfne -four 10 the amount CT go 0C0
Mess pork to the amount of 500
White sheilcd corn i'll SACKS To the amount OF 500
Tobacco, small rkgs in bXs, TO the amount of 500
The supplies for the above Sioux tribes of Indians
be delivered III Saint Paul, before the 25,h May
next, TO the Agent OF said tribes persons
thorjIcd BY sad Agent to receive them.
The supplies for the Winnebago and chippewa tribes
OF Indians iii the the above, OH be-
fore the 25th Of May
Separate bids will be received for each article spec
fled above, for each separate tribe, for the whole
Samples of the tobacco VIII be required,
The provisions will be subject inspection at the
place OF delivery by ed persons. selected by
the Agent of the lbe whom the supplies furnish
ed, and the contractor contractors.
Good security Will be required for the performance OF
the contracts TO be entered into, and bidders Will
in their proposals the persons they will Offer
ties and the suretes of each bidder shall sign AID trans
nit with each bid a guarantee IN this torln
The undersigned undertake. that if the bid of -
- for Indian supplies be accepted by the Superin
tendent of Indian Affairs the bidder shall before
the 18th of April rext, the bond required
perform said contract, at the rate OF his their BIDS
with good and sufficient .,ies''
should the bids be deemed unrecsOnably high, tho u-
perintendent reserves the right set them aside.
Bids must be endorsed, "I.rOpOsas Tor Indian sup
plies in Minnesota" and addressed to the Supegintehd
cnt of Indian Affairs at saiut Paul. Minnesota. fin
the opinion Of the Superintendent thing should DC
induce The belief that there has been anything
Unfair in the competition, he the right
the whole of the bids aside report the facts the
Indian Department at WashU gton.
". a. GORMAN,
Governor & Superintendent lndian AG,irs.
Saint Paul, March g. 1855. Mgied&wlm
(Ga!ena Jeftrsoaia, ST Paul Tines, st gete GU
rier and L'bugue Herald, copy day and weeAi. oe
month and se;Iu Ia Is TO superintendent
Transportation
OF THE. S4UGXs WIZ T..GiAl.O AND
CHIPPEWA Prov ieiONS AND
ANNUITY GOODS FOR The
YEAR 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. properly endorsed, vii! be
- received at the Office Of the of Ind-
an Affairs i'll Minnesota, until the 10Th April next, for
trans lorting the Sioux Winnebaco, and Chippewa An
nuity goods and provisions for 1915.
Bidders viii state al what price per hundred pounds
they Will receive The property from the steamboat at
ING at St Paul and store and transp@rt The same under
n ftla a and