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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-02
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

oV AIN BOUkBON BiTTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
healthy tonic, gentle stimuiant and IN .quaied
morning appetizer: Prepared Ia ripe old Bourb q.
IN more than nfty United s,ates Army Hospi,a Is.
and millions Of private families, and 10 tn only
popular medicine which has been especia Iy ex.
empted from stamp tax BY the United States Rov.
ernment on the ground Of its having been ado pied
- . standard remedy By the medical processes n.
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
- They .re made Of 10 sredients we'll known and
approved by the medical profession a. havinr
psses, sUno pss Pertiss are both paiatahie an
correct tie bilious dera ngement Of the system and
ACT IKE charm when taken according to direction,
ton, Dyspepsia, Jaundics Liver Affections, Loss Of
Appetite, Lowness ofsprlts, sallow Complexisn,
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs
Headache, Costiveness, and kindred dI,s.,.s .r,..
Ing from dlsordered condition Of the Stomach
Liver, or foweh. Let every one try these agreea-
mend them wit confidence to ali Others who are 10
need OF whples ONE, agreeable and edectual tonic
The rapidly increasing fer these bitters has
"a dds who havenot used tn en- ma try them and bs
convinced Of their efficacy.
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
"a Ladies, who have tried and found mos { other
stomach Bitters" too bitter, unpalatable and too
highly medicated for their delicate taste, please
give these trial. and will not be without tn en-
They will give tone to the stomach, nd to
the whole system. II your druggist or tradesman
has not got these btters, have him send for them
Remember the name, and take no other
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
The composition OF DR.. swain's nitters, having
been made pubic through the columns Of Medi cal
Journals, and having been adopted a. q standard
remedy BY the Medical Profession, are by the deci.
sion of the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue EY.
EMPT FROM STANG. DUTY.
DIR. @. II. SWAIN, PaoParsroa.
Orr S75 Broadway, New York,
1850 81 South Water ST., Chicago.
@. A. COOK, GeneralAgent for the West,
Chicago.
Sold At Wholesale IN Chicago by Fuller, Fiach 4
Fuller; Burnham Van Schaak Chas. G. Smith !;
Lord Smith; J. II Reed 4 Co. Smith d DIVER
AMI all Druggistsand Grocers ev srywhere.
Feb 2S-lS6S-4s-161y.
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We read that purified petroleum IL
used in place Of lard for cooking.
Rock-oil candy viii probably be che
next jnvsntiou.
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From the 9th Iowa Cavalry.
BROWNSVILLE. ARK. Feb. 18th lS45.

EDITOR CouRiER.-On the 4th of this
month, Rev. Mr.. ingalls, Of Burlington, ad.
dressed this Rcgt. on the subject of raising
funds for the Iowa Soldiers Orphan Asy.
lum. A Subscription was started in %. @,
which resulted in the following: Ea.a
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New Yosx, Feb. 27.-Advices from New
Orleans state that Kirby Smiths army still
refuses to cross to the east side of the MIS-
sissippi. Two attempts to move the men
were made. and it is thought the third at
tempt will result in opened mutiny.
All tho Union prisoners at Camp ford,
Texas. have been exchanged.
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LEGAL NOTICE. gf
State Of Iowa.. Revenue Stamp. ~ e.n.'.
wspsuo county. T.p., Feb. a, 1885.

"speuo counV.TN Ut. r., lob. Va 1850.
TO James sipes, Jasper Sipes, and Sarah Msriai
81 pes, heirs 1t Law Of David Sipes, decessed and
Mary Sipes, widow Of said David sipes.
You are hereby notified that on or before the 81
day al April 1885, there will be die In the once
Of the Clerk Of the Dstrct Court Of said coun y tn
petition Of william D. wyeo6, Chancey Nutu ns
Wiley Wilson, Elisa Jane Fitch. ApdEew Taylor and
ohm Taylor. claiming - be the owners Of the n
8 K Of section IS, I 7a, RAW. And " KsE &
section "a, r12, r ia w: AndsE u OF sw Y AND
acres OF = side 8 w xSW1 Of SECTION Is, II,
~ vest, In said county, lands formerly owned by
David Sipes, deceased And asking deer &c Of SAID
Court to correct description In The deeds Of petit
ers, and aueting the title to said lands In aid ell
lions. And you are hereby notified that unless you
appear and an swer to said petition before the
second day the May term Of said court 1865, de
will be rendered by said court according to the
prayer Of said petition. T. BI6HAM,
Feb. %, 1S6o-4w. Atty for petitioners
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The Register says large portion Of th,
bridge across Coon river, at Des MoineS,
was swept away last Wednesday morning by
the ics Also that the dead body ofs man
IVES seen 6asting 10 tbs-rivsr fsw days
siues % q cake Of lex.
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Jacob Writer killed large wild cat last
week near Leon, Decatur county. Two
horses were stolen from the stable of Thorn.
- Harriet, Ave miles from Leon.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Ia Eatsts of Enos Jeuea. dseeased

Notice 10 ereby given that the undersIgnsd have
been sppeinted Rxscutoss Of said estate. All per.
sons holding claims against said estate VIII present
the same 70 the 'oeuhsy Court Of Wspsllo county,
Ioga, for allows ice, And ell psrsens Indebted 70
baid estate are rsqalssd - make imn sdists pay
msns TO The unasvsiSusd. THOMAS y. J0N6S,
WILLIAM =. JoNna
Feb. iS, lea. Rxeeussrs.
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LEGAL NOTICR.
State Of Iowa, Wapello county.
In the County Court.

Il Asenath Wilson H.
vs. Petition for Dover.
Seth J. Wilson, ct al
To Seth J. Wilson. Joseph p. Wilson and Gssrss n
Wilson
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on al,
In the once Of the county Judge OF sal county thu
petition Of Assnath Wilson claiming dover In ths
lands Of @. G.. Wilson, deceased, her late husband
particularly described in said petition, and that
return Of "Not found has been made Of the origins
notice. az to YOU and said cause continued till nrs
Monday In March 1865, and IN order OF pubiicatIor
made Of notice to you.
Now unless you appear, and answer to said D Ell
triton win be granted, and referees appointed to i'd
measure and set q DOVER TO said petition as pray
ed for by her. T. BIGHAM, County Judge.
Publish four weeks In the Ottumwa Courier
Peb. y. IS. T.BIGHAN. County Judge.
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From. Charhesf0n


Memphis. which left Charleston Bar on tn e
2lst. reports that the Natinnsl flag flats
over the city and oil the forts in the har.
Dor. Gen. Gi!more's headquarter. were cs.
tablished IN The city. The forts which re.
pain in a good condition are of a most form.
liable character. Two hundred pieces OF
artillery spiked, but otherwise uninjured
fell into the hands Of the N,tion,l forces.
About six thousand bales of cotton were
burned BY the rebels before thew left. but It
is believed that large quantities Of it. and
also of tobacco, are concealed In the houses
just before the National troops enter ed
the city, the rebel rear guard we're busy in
plundering and firing the houses Few bnt
the poor inhabitants remained in the city
after les Abandonment, the wealthy leaving
it before with the rebel army.
The new blockade runner steamship Deer.
Nth a. oareo of liquors, was captured in the
harbor on the night of the 18th while run.
ming up towards the city, her officers being
entirely ignorant of the change in affair
there.
1t is said the garrisons from the forts
and crews Of the rebel gunboats in Charlie.
ton harbor were sent to Wilmington, N. C.
Specials to New York Paprrs.
New YORK, Feb. 27.-The fines Wash.
ington special says Mr.. Washburne, from
Illinois. received yesterday better from
Glen. Grant, Ip which be comments upon
Gen. Sherman in hopeful view. A few
days more of successes, he says. will place
the rebels IN situation from which they
cannot escape.
New York. Feb. 27.-The Reruld's
James river correspondent states that Gen.
Lee has gone southwar to conduct the op-
GRAFTON ofopposing Sherman, leaving Joe
Johnston IN command at Richmond and
Petersburg,
A large part Of the rebel army around
Richmond had on Saturday last been under
marching orders Tor several days. and con.
siderable number of rebel troops are beliey.
ed to have been dispatched to act against
Sherman.
Reports Of Lees designs to shortly absn.
don Petersburg and Richmond are repeated,
and deserters now add that notice has been
given by him tn the people of the former
place to have their tobacco and other stores
removed within four days.
They say that all the artillery has been
taken from the Petersburg batteries, only
sufficient being left to keep up appeara noes
Heavy artillery practice, continued for
several hon-s. was INDUCED in on Thursday
and Friday last, by the opposing armies in
front Of Petersburg. The casualties, how
ever, were few, and the firing appears to
have had no results Of Importance. OF the
stream Of rebel dcserters pouring into the
Union lines, averaging at least 100 daily q
large proportion bSing their arms and equip
ments, and the cavalry bring in their horses
Since the fall Of Charleston South Carolinia
troops in large numbers have joined the de-
sorting throng. gn t998tig sos
The Rsfs Washington special says, II is
creditably reported that Truman Clark Of
Rochester, has been offered the post Of
comptroller Of the Currency, when It Is va
Gated BY Mr.. McCulloch. and that he will
probably accent Haa rs M
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SWEEPSTAKES s
ZHRESHZXE MAEHZNES.

acknowledged rs the Machines Of tn country.
sweep-stake Threshers, should be handed in soo
first called first served" A1
Don't forget to 90 to Mcbride 4 Bros for yonr
iarm implements Store Front street a fev
ooors west OF Lawrence Chamber
PERSONS wishing good Parlor or Church iHstru.
ment would do well to call IN us before nnrch. a.
e"e"nsfs. March ., 1S65-tK
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NOTICE.
~ Notice 10 hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing brtwesn the undersigned Is this
day dissolved ny .mutuai consent. All bbiness er.
taininG to the partnership will be continued BY
W. CASTOR, at the old once.
A. W. GAsTON
Mar. Ii s6S-1t J. NJ SHEAPOR
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We have bad snow and wintzy weather
BE past ~sek. Abou. two inches Of snow
has fallen.
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CUGAR AND TEA.
~ large quantity Of all grades OF Sugar; also
ne assortment Of Te for sale at Wholesale and
tail BY NJ. HEINRICH.
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Corn Planters.

Best kind sulky and Revolving Hay. Rake.. Re.
In factwe will make it our IN t..n an
everything farmer eeds to til the soil we ke :,
no Implement We cannot fully warrant and when Il
proves Dot TO be what we recommend IL to be IN.
Machine Is to be returned and We win rrfun N.
money. We are agents for the celebrated
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BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER

Shish We warrant 70 ontxearny Of the Fest shee.
Sfel riows ever made or offered for sale any where
Tor securing In any soil, deep plowing, and beins
cnanee rom . two horse to a three horse pillow.
merely by slight move Of the beam are ousIi,,..
worthy OF attention. These ploNs are ar. ~ "A
every resp ect, and II they prove not
car De returned, and the money WILDE REFUNDED
constantly on hand, - AA0
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MISSOURI LANDS.

Z Y
Desirable farming lands In Schuyler eesnsy. Mis.
SOURI, win be sold extremely Low for cash icr De-
ROGERS RouNpY.
FARM FOR sALE-Ia Highland township.
Eighty acres On under eultivation. Good Tsrn
HOUSE. apply ROGERS Z RoUNDY. ;.
ARM FOR SALE.-Poik township eontaiss
cultivation. Heavy timber good stock fsrn.-
ROGERS RouNDY.
FARM FOR SALE.-Yarm In Centre tovs.
ship: Contain: eighty seres, 90 acres andsr cultl.
so1a. Apply 70 ROGERS R0UNDY.
ship. Two hundred acres. one handred under suiu.
vstion Pine stock farm plenty Of timber and ve.
ter; TIVE good farm houses and large frame Ssrs,
RodEss : RousDr.
.EARM FOR sALE:-Isrm In Green ssva,
ship. One hundred and nfty acres twsnty.Avs
acres ppdsr cultivation. Four good frame house,.
as.s'. ROGERS : RouNDY.
FARM FOR SALE.-Parm In Adams tov..
ship. Two hundred acres. One hundred acres m.
ger cultivation Frame house and frame barn.-.
ROGERS RouNDY.
FOX SALE-Seveisl Houses and Lots In o..
'on"s' on shs most favorable terms; Apply e
e." IA sd Let ns:. corner Gel:
Enquire Of RO0IRS ROUNDY ;
FOR SALE-Unimprsved Land In Quantities
70 suit purchasers. Eaauirs Of - $500
ROGERS RouNpY.
FOR SAL E-A Fine Farm In Richland Towa.
hip, only six miles rom town; highly Improved:
ens fruit good vstsr and sv .ry'hing one wani
In sheas. For terms see ROGERS RoUNDY.|
FOR SALE-A yinsR arm Center Tovnshi,.
emily twe Hlss from town. A rare chance, for teruS
see ROGERS R0UHDT.
FOB yALE-Parm In Pleasant Township. leo
acres !ares quality farm lands sold cheap. Fer
ssrns see ROGERS koUkDY.
FOR 0ALE-Land In Keokuk Tewnship, Il
lets 70 salt purshassrs. For terms call on q
ROGERS RouNDY.
FOR SALE-S0 acres Coal lapes, Within ave
miles q town, samsysin Of Hsiioway's csisbrstsI
EeoeL TOT Terms call On R0QkRS . R0UNDY.
ONES Corner cssrt and Srsss sU.. over Aoss's
Store, nrst door NJ ssAirs. sft SaFr tft 80 -
Deelst-S1-l6-y.
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TUST RECEIVED-2eoo pounds
q crime Rio Coffee, for sale at small margin. by
Feb, l6, 1866. II, HEINRICH
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ROGERS g.. ROUNDY.
~
asnsrsis
Real Estate, fle: and Life:
, iassrsnes and
CoNvEYANCINd eAEFICE.
Etprs'&ns nearly $4,000. 900, r s.
INSURANCE CAPITAL,

p
INSURANCE CAPITAL.
Parties vantinsa Policy In First Class conp..
ny on shsir property should call on
ROGERS kouNpY.
Parties wanting . non forfeiture Life Policy In
tins ssss company In the United States should cali
on ROGERS 4 RoUNDY
Partisswap.!ng Deeds or Mortgages or any kind
OF legal pap ers drawn up should cali on
ROGERS R0CNpY. 81
Parties having Farms for sal. should call on 4.
ROGERS { RoUNDY.,
In short We have opened an Office for the pprpo,.
.nce business. We have the best Of facilities for
finding both buyers and sellers and HAVING .son,
ed system OF advertising lands lief. with Ms for
SAFE py means OF eorrespo ndence with the pr ctpai
hea Estate Ohces In the country, gives us decid.
s sa seysntaT. and enable: ne to supply wan, ious
sales and to nrst class purchasers. =
FIVE BUlLDING LOT. On corner Of a
ana warrington streets. Terms favorabls. Cali on
ROGERS ROUNOY
HOUSE AND LOT in northeast mar. ~
ROGERS RoUNpY.
EARI FOR sALE-In Center township.
~ miles west Of town. Very desirable location -
Contains l6S acres. Call on ROGERS e ROUNDY
AOOSE Avn LOT-Corner Of ssh and JEFF.
ieson streets Two story Brick, with all the modern
improv ements and advantages. Good Cisteru win
DC sofa q bargain. See ROGERS 4 RoUNDY .
FINE BUILnJNG STTE-"on IN. H,,,m
Tor Piice and termS'c call on ROGERS 4 ROUNDY.
EIGHT ACR ES Of Land ~ miles north Of
Town. would make . good size for col ntry red.
aeoes' Dec ROGERS RoUNDY.
BUStNESS HOUSE FOR SALE-sisaa.
toll on Market Street, between Front street And 10
river Best location In town for produce buver
and Grocer. Call on ROGERS Z ROUNDY
uniuproved Prairie Land in Competine and UIsh.
i.nd townships. Will be sold In lots to suit pr.
Sn.s"! Gan On ROGERS R0 INDY. "
Improved and unmproved Lands In Adams, CLARK,
ro'k' Aonree, DAvis sud AppauoGss counties. Gall
" ROGERS 4 ROuNDY.
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CANNED FRUIT-A large stock.
~ fresh apd pure. for sale by
Feb. 10, 1895. N. HEINRICH.
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nRIED FRUIT.
- Jus. received, 9oon, pounds New York new dried
Apples. for sale At low prices. by
Feb. Is, 1885. n. HEINRICH.
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Isb II, 1895 ~
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Desirable "a rming lands In Schuyler county ME-.
souri,, viii be- sold extremely Low for cash ior a.
| scripsions and particulars see
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SHIPPING INTHILICENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YogK. .n.Kon Is.
Cleared.


Steamship Mississippi Kennedy Ne" ofe'n'' TO l. ,
ON.
Ste.mer FraIconis, Sherwood, tor.ard. H. u. ~ Cfom
well Go. - d, ,-,.. .
Stesm.hp Eagle. Lawrence, Havana, sPoaofd 1ie''on
sii, President Fillmore Lrc~. Fortress Monroe.
Ran Volunteer Graham. Malzgs. rupPcr Bsuilef
BARK Holland (Brl. Perkin. IT JAgo Cuba, iona Ihonp
Bari Glensood (Br). Ben!isal Vera CIR +. Alexander
Sons
big knSnds Jean (Brl DalfymPe. Kingston Jsa J. T.
Bfis Amelia DBL Dunn, ST. Johns. \ T.. MAITLAND Phelps
Bris COroncl.s (Brl Card, - Johns r. H.. D. H. DewOh
Bic Hiram AbiH Tbbe,,.. Beaufort Miller lioig'"n
Yrig Julia fBrD, shackford. MursnhaTl, Budel a Co
Brr Flen Dbl Dawson. DcmaTars II. j. {. n Noh
Prr Favorite Prindlr, barbados, w. frowoTdz.t Sor
RE plymouth (Br Brewer, M.,anla-, Nsgt4h smith
scIr I.ps Msra Bushnel Rorvch. II. 5. Racket Son
schr 4. Il. NelnioTe Hall, Washington Van b'uHs
SIR. White Fo,rn, Hove. ws.Lingos J.. Kenny.
schr Chss Hichshin. Msyheg, Washington ian br'n1
sehr Sarah A. Reid Bed Wilmington, Del, Bentley Smith
schr Carroll MolsaeI. For,rc,. Monroe Bentley Smith
scLt II. 7. Russell, Hicssnon, Bsasfor, Murray Ne
phew. -. No., $50, u ~ r.
schr. George Washington Peck stamford.
Srhr Csrifol, Robert Boston, X. A. Buck 90.
sehr In. Bout Reed Portsmouth, = W Lewis A 20.
Scbr Avmeer (fr D. Mile. Curacao. ID. X DEVON Co.
Schr r. T. Ecihn Collins. Baltimore, *. J.. Buck %
Scbr M,msst0 Birdsall City Point bIun brnm sissl
sloop Hickory FsrTes 81. Marys. NAry'Hd D. o'd"n
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Steamship Montozuma tBr HamsNsw Kingston Ja' I'll
inst with ndze 70 Rowland A'Pnwa
steamship Ocean Queen, Weir. Aspnws, md'e. ana pass
ID. Is. Allen. - 81, m -. 4.
Steam transport Victor estes Fortress Monroe 30 hours II
ballast. t. 4. :. ON. M, .,p,,
H. s. s.sp trsnspor. George Leary, Bhkemsn, City Point
d boprs will tie lO3d York c1mrnt 70 I. y - NJ
T. y steam Transport Cen Meg. Watson NcwbeIn. ~ l.
u 4 steam transport Empire. Dobbs', Newbern n C., II
hours. to L. 4. q NJ. 49, -,
sbip Tmp5re Queen (of st. John n b. Moran, Liverpool
a dnvs with mdso to master. 9th inst OIL Nanecke SIG
u.iyed .t.efuahip China bound T. . -, e. .
Brg Z1l.ne taust) sbUtcss Malta Oct H. Win NUT u
Iombor & Bachcn.
BI, p T. Neyus (of 81 John. ~ b. Cole Rum Cay, va
Na.s,n " r. IA days with salt 10 J.. l. Nesin' sons. ~
s, of iiatterss IN heavy blow from 5. T., boarded
Inv a seb which stove cabin and bulwaikA $500
'B,ir Foster (oi Boston) Hammond Ph-dephh . day.
with coal. ain. I'll, -,
rig All. (of Bangor), Sawyer baltimore. with lumber
scb5 Incy Ann DBL Boudro Crsudisue, c. b. - days
will plaster to l.. =. Small Co. -
scLr IA / RAYMOND, Ellsworth Savannah via BeGnioft
DAYS with 33l bales cotton to simeon Draper. ve'se
b. ma
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, BrREAu OF Provisions ADD
CLOTHING, March r. 1865. J
REEF and XEGETABL ES- Sealcl

Proposals. indorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef and Nc,e-
tables viii be received at this Bureau until ococA M,
the 2 day Of March, Instant for the supply OF BOO go
pounds Of Frsh Beef and 700 pounds Of Fresh NegettDes
At tho Nsw-fOrs Station required The Beef aud veg
tables must be- of good quality and tho best The market aorS
and article must be offered for by the pound The bco
TO be IN equal proportions fore aud hind quarters. .
Bond with approved security viii he required in sn'hai
tho esimacd Of the contract and twenty cent IN
addition viii be withheld from tn. amount Of each payment to
be mad. coar security for the due Performance OF me
contract which will on no account be paid Until 1t Is iJ
compiled with.
Every made mus, he accompanied by written guar
anty lned by responsible persons that The M
der bidders WILL If hi. OF their bids be accepted enter into
an Obligation within five days. with good and suciest sure
ties to furnish the article proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by snee
ynarsly nnd By satis~ory doDce that tho bidder IL
regular dealer In the articles proposed and has the csn'e se
quiIed by law. ,.
Tie Department, the right TO reject propose"
not cons defed sdvanta geous to the Government.
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NEw.YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1874 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK. a7THsr AND 9TH
For New Haven. 100, sgoQEx.) lL~ l. NJ Rl' tELS
400 iE.D 3.i5 40 and 800 (Ex.Dp
For Bridgeport. 100, 800 lEn.,) lln a. m. III" tLLJ
200 (l,4.l Jas, g. 30 and AGO tEx } pm
For Milford aud sratford 100. lilo nj 3io 50 N
For fairhsd Southport and Westpor 'eo' iL5oA H. ia
Ay0p ,oo ~.
AS a., $50, 800 (ExpPm ..
For Darien 100 $50 lilo A. m 3.f9 40, 9.D p NJ
For Greenwich 100 $50 ll;Da ~ j. 40 80 Sd - m
For stamford 100 900 (EI $50 ll0o TO- lsi3 tES.i
400 OK } -, 40. so, TO. 800 (Ex,l p ~ o.or
For Port Chester and Intermediate stations 1W wv liz
:. IN li5, 4. B0 SO, $50 100 ?. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS ,,u.
For Boston via Springfield 800 .Exl 100 (Ef,la ~
p. IA. 49, ~,
For Hartford aud Springfield, 800 Ok, III trL') A"s
For Connscticnt River Railroad 800 M tEx.l ei5p m
10 Montreal. 800 n to Northampton. .r 40 ,p
For Hartford Providence and F,hkil Railroad 600 fEEb
For New Haven New London aud stonins.on RairosdS
goo a. m. lal5. 800. 800 p. IN.
For Csn,l Railroad l2.l5 p m 70 Northampton
For lousatonic Railroad o. m
For N.u-atnek Railroad, 800 q. m, 200 2 M
Fos DanbugY and NorwLk Railroad, ~, 9p A. M T."
p. . - ..,.,,.. an, ., ,,.,,
JAMES II. HOST. Sup-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-16
ObyIcg OF ARnY CLOTHING AND Four .Gr,
NEw.YoRK March -, 1855.

A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealedpr proposals will he
N received at this Office until u o'clock, on sAnOh
DAY tho 18th instant for furnishing by contract ct The Dspo'
ofArmy Clothing aud Equpsse. New York rs, 4.
$50 SETS TWO-HORSE AMBULANCE HARNESS.. 70
be d. In eli respects according to the standard sample 10
this Office and TO be delivered in Regulation Packing Boxes
Bidders viii state the shortest time In which they can MAKE
deliveries - ,.,..
All bid. should b. accompanied by guarantee iof tue ia'
fol performance ot contract nan,
TIe United stses reject all bids desmed
Objectionable . ,,.,t
Proposal. should be indo'ed "Propoul' 'or Furnishing
Harness, and addressed 10 =,
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