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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27

TIE Coop OLD TMEs-That we have so
long wished for, are almost here again; for
instance, you can buy Prints at cents per
yard, not very good 10 be sure, but you may
buy handsome Prints that are warranted fast
%colors at 1919 cents; yard wide Sheeting at
i2T cents, the very best and heaviest at 20
cents rubber Circle Combs at twenty cents
good Spool Thread at s cts IL doz Shirt But
tons for Is cts; a x Wool Carpet at so cts
ali Wool at rs cts per yard. Fine Kip Boots
warranted at 500 pr pair; handsome Morocco
Shoes for women at so. All these goods
and many more at very low prices may be
found at Westervelt s Co.'S.
REruRNED-Major John NJ. Moore has -eturr.
ed from his brida, tour, and informs us that lac will
sell goods cheaper than ever. Having received
o fresh supply Of Books and Stationery as wyll as
every other article of trade In his line, the public
will find t to their interest to give him a call. As
the 4th Of July is near at hand he has purchased
They will be disposed of cheap. Call an see
the Major, in the old P. o Building.
The Peak Family ''iinkled their little bells" at
Balcony Hall IN this place, on Monday and Tues
day evenings of this week We did not attend
their exhibitions, but learn that the attendance
was small on the first evening, and little better on
the second. The Democratic Press where they
are going will note the fact that this royal family
do not ~patronizs Democratic newspapers. They
are strictly ~"loyal."
We see that S. S. Lazy in the old P. O.
Building, is selling the Illinois celebrated
Clocks at s., and a superior so hour o. G. VT.
Striking Clock with extra Bush mo vements,
"a. which are warranted By a special certfi-
cate to keep good time for W years. He has
those powerful magnifying spectacles which
never strain the eye but give it ease and
strength and spectacles for seeing objects at
great distances, worn while hunting or shoot
ing. Also near sighted spectacles. All the
above articles are the very bestin the market.
We learn hat DR.. L. Johnson has looted
in Bourbon, where he has engaged in the
practice of medicine. The Dr.. is q gentleman
of undoubted integrity, possesses a thorough
knowledge oil medicine, and we have no doubt
will soon gain a good practice in Bourbon
and vicinity.
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G-EOEGE NOLL.


Shop cas-. side Michigan Street. o?posit sRrapn
snk Plymouth, Ind. asst
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27
STATE OF NDL1Y4( In Circuit Court, August
MARSHALL COUNTY. Term, 1861.
Charles West

Nary Ely.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by his at
tOrney, has filed IN my Office his complaint against the
defendent. ard ii appearing by the affidavit of a com
petent person thai the defendants. Phillip Ely and Ma
~ Ely. are non-residents of the State of Indiana. they
are hereby notified of the ~pendency Of said complaint
against them, and unless they appea.. answer or demur
thereto. AT the calling OF said cause, on the first day of
the next term of said court 10 be begun and held al the
court house in the town OF Plymouth, on the secord
Monday of August. 1851. said complaint and the mat
tiers and things therein contained and alleged Will be
heard and determined in their absence.
JOHN c. Clerk.
Phillips & johnson, A:tys tor Plf. 42w5
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27
HELMB0lD'S FLUID EXTRACT


Is a%certain cure Tor diseases OF the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. FEMALE CON.
PLANTS, GENERAL EEBILITY,
And all diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and nc matter
eff HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these organs require the use of a
diuretic. II no treatmen is submitted to, Con-
sumption or Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh and
blood are supported from these sources. and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
that of P~osterity, depends upon prompt use Of ale
Iatie remedy.
HELNBOLD,S EXTRACT BUCHU,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27
STATE or INDIANA In circuit Court. August
CUtNTI Term, 1861.
Sarah slTingeF comn,,;pt for Divorce

SJAIE VI LNUI4N1 In circuit Court. Auyust
MARSHALL COUNTY, Term, 1861.
sa''n S WI Complaint for Divorce.
John I. Strincer.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause. hy her atto--
ney. has flied i'm my office her complaint against ne
defendant. and il appearing by the affidavit Of a com
petent person. that the defendant, John I. Stringer.
II a nonresident OF the State OF Indiana. he j.. there
fore, hereby notified of the tendency of said complaint
against him. and unless he appear. answer or demur
thereto. at the calling of said cause. on the first CAV Of
the next term OF said court. Ia he begun and held at
the count house in the town OF Plymouth. on the second
Monday of August 1861. said complaint and The mat
tiers and things therein contained and alleged VIII he
heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN 4. CUSEMAN. Clerk.
NJ. A. @. Packard, Atty for PA. 42w3
STATE OF INDIANA, In Circuit Court, August
Marshall County Term 1861.
Hannah Shirley,
William c.. Shirley, ct al.
torney. has filed in my oface her complaint against the
defendants, and It appearing bv the affidavit Of a com
petent person thar the defendants. william C. Shirley
ct, al, are non-residents of the State of Indiana. they
are therefore hereby notified of the pendencv OF said
complaint against them. and unless thew appear. an
swer or demnr thereto al the calling OF said cause. on
the frs. day Of the term of said court. 10 ~ bean ard
held at The Court House. in the town Of Plymouth. ON
the End Monday of AuEust 1861. said complaiur and
the matters and things herein contained aud snes-eS
VIII be heard and determined in their absence.
Join {. CUSliMAN. Clerk
A. c. CAPRoN, Plaintiffs Attorney. gl-s,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27
STATE OF INDIANA, In Circuit Court, August
MARSHALL C0UNTT. Term, 1867.
Sophia Warehouse
vs. Complaint for Divorce.
William !. Waterhouse

The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by her at
torney, has fled in my Office her complaint against the
defendant, and it appearing by the affidavit of a COM
petent person, that the defendant. William L. Wat
erhouSe, Is a nonresident Of the State of Indiana. he
il. therefore. hereby notified OF the pendancy of said
complaint against him. and unless he appear. answer
or demur thereto al the calling OF said cause. on the
FIRST day OF the next term OF said court, to be begun and
held at the court house in the town of Plymouth. on
the second Monday of August. 1867, said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained and alleged.
viii be heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
John q. Osborne. Atty for Plf. d.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27
q to 27 Miles the SHORTEST ROUTE

All trains running directly through to New York.
~ 460 MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27
Advantages Ct this PlOW.


It Will last from threoto Ok times
longer than any other Steel Pl1w Iaa.e Iayuhere BY
anybody. Tbs has oten beer proved BY acrri usei
gritty soils, OCCASIONALLY t. b. found on tbe margins
Of streams in the West. in wa-ch saestsfecl Pl1Ds h.y,
been habituslly "cat through Il plowiny eighty acres
or less, it having already plovcl ger th~ee hundred
acres Of the same sill without yet beins Lalt worn.
1t will "scour;' in tho most SIPfetrlt
soils, where all other Flows lave fiel. lftlrre IS = roB
Of ground anywhere in which it w-l 10: scoG1. rc.hass
vet 10 find it.
It d-ews lighter than any ether
Plow while cutting tie S1Ine width AL c"!ta.
The Share can be sharpened. orG
Point welded or, a readily - on ordinary Flows IL asv
blacksmith WHO understands his trade, inS stos. -
perfectly m~alleabie, and works kindly.
Any section can 10 replaced by \
duplicate. ~ be hal OF aay AGENT. ~ tIo SHARE. Landslide
and Mouldboar Is ara ols; in Aln4l s.
1t is well stocked with New Eng
land sec2nd-growth tinber, and the st4nderl IS ~rorgit
iron, with slots IN the ctP s. Us = Eve 0I take iar3 ~
pleasure.
It plows ut any depth. from three
T. twelve inches. works perfectly IN either tturh!e ~
turf, leaves acie'l sarrow, an Turns under ttu1l.e EnI
foul trash completely
a9- It is the cheapest Plow n the
eB>worll just as sure as there is economy in paying
ns-six dollars once. rather than five d.'ilrs Etce = six
fG-times over; - in not losing time and yoEr temper,
EE-becarse your Plow wont sscour e ard ia Ding
ff-a quarter ora fifth more work. with the .an.e power.
&0-The quality and quantity Of Work ir viii endure -
Hs-2erfOrm must be c%Dn>iieIcL IS wei. IS the cosf lrfce.
eF-in determining whether OF not the iiv > cheap.
S1-Plows are used for profit, and the one orr - sra5o.
Es-he most dollars mi csnts can h. gu. az Srgqrieu L.
Sp-its cost, is the chegDeSt. AMI We are confident a man
FS@ gets more than = hundred dollars worth II 'ilva"
R1-every time be gets one OF these.
These remarks are made after q
familiarity with the merits or most # the good Flows in
rse in the West, many Of which have justly earned =
good reputation.
Rs Our new model "B" Plow IS
Es-designed expressly FIR stabble and foul ground.
cB-Heretofore we have hal only the &C" pattern d-
HS-signed for both, turf and et.,bhle. The b" ard
&B-"C' patterns together Will enable US, 10 meet the
Hs-views Of all as to shape. AID give them eitbo
fS"boid" or "lean' plows a. they prefer.
"a and sec them.
W0rranty rery liberal.
For Sale only by -
BUCK d TOAN, Plymouth, Ind
12-26-tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27
EXPENDITURES

There have been County orders issued since the 31st
day of May, 1860, until the LIST day of June, 1867, for the
1fnutn DI.aot-.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And fare always as IoO as any Other route.

ASK FOL TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtaiued at at principal Ticket Offices in
the west and southwest.
II. RIDDLE, VIZ. n. B1RP,
Gcn'l Supt. Gent Pass ag't.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27

sT.TIoSs- EMPRESS ExPREss. EXPRESS. EXPRESS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-27
TRAINS GOING E4ST.

+. R. MYERS, GenI Ticket Agent.
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,EREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

L 0rS-cr OF rHE srPEsyIsIye ARCHITECT,
Sealed Proposals win be received at This once
until IL O'Clock u. the 18th day Of Eoven her 1871
S Sa Ss %aSsEF tilt 4 the ss = ,s
aad BASES, for the North Wing of the TrsasurJ
Plans and Drawings Of all the work required ,
can be seen or obtained at this ONCE.
Cashiers Room will be Of black and white marble,
Of one uD inch thickness; squares Of twelve li2)
o sA1 E's %es
must be Of yeined Italian Marble, of good teIfurs
Wing All the Tiles must lie accurstely joinfed
plane, surface in thorough, workmanlike manner |,
Borders in the halls TO be Of black marble, the
About ten thousand 10000 Superficial feet will
be required; and bids must be made per superficial
The Tile for the Cashiers Room to beof style and
dimens'ons shown on plans and drawings, the bid
The skirting for rooms and halls must be OLDEST
doye-colored vermont marble, OF quality, dimen-
Office. About sEen thouand a 600, iinea feet will
te required, snt bids must be made per hpeal
Msntels, to be Of best veined italian marble, ac-
sorslns TO plans and drawings in this office, must
made per piece. Bidders may, however, state prisa
iffurntshed in other marbles, and, submit speci-
All the above work must be compi eted and deliv-
cred on or before the LIST day Of February. 1853.
authorized ofic GERS Of the Department; upon which
until the completion and delivery Of the work.
All bids must be accompanied by the bond Of tv o
responsible persons, in the of e2.vo. that the
bidder viii accept and perform the contract if
awarded him; the sufhciency ofDech security 70 Rs
certified TO by either u. g. District Judge At
torney. or Clerk of Z. 6. District Court
Tie Department. reserves the right to rejecs any
or all of the bids, or to award for any portion of
the same If deemed for the Of the Govern
ment ts DO and any bid thai does not MORN to
the requirements Of this advertisements viii not 30
Bids to be epclosed in sealed envelopes, endorsed
Proposals for Marble Work ~ and addressed to
the Supervising Architect. Z. o. Treasury De-
partment, Washington, ID. G.
A. b. MULLETT, Supervising Architect
no s-dt22 u. =. Treasury Extensiop.
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PROPOSALS.
ID II D p D s A l. 3 d.


oSss Deros asa Distressing Q~arte,ma,tS,,
AsidS,d Gscxsta, noyember y. 1a
ofa mil y WI e s g. Sa'
her 1857, at which time they will be opened, for
s72 il. feet Pine Framing Timber. green.
lslte feet Shs~ting straight edge, 7 inch, green.
% SO feet Pine Boards, flor hnishing,l dry.
greoved. dry, Dressed on one side
9!0 linear Crown Molding u. o., inches wide.
$3.50 linear feet CrewB holding, o. g., Al inches
eco eco Sawed Shingles, not lees than ipches wide,
Sipches long - .s ..
4Coo pounds I'd. Fine Cut Nails
100 Idunds Cut Nails, I'D. to SOD.
t6a 10y Iath, Axll1 inche. feet
t,f9 bushels unslack ed Lime.
$3.50 clear, shsrp Sand.
SH goo Brick--2 hard. Is merchautable.
AH 10 be delivered at the swift Race Track, y
Atlanta, Ga. where the material will be inspt cted
Bidt VIII lie made for eaeh article separately
Delivery OF onc.iourfh OF the auou ut Of Frsrni,
Timber, Brick. Sand ard Lime vii. be required
70 commence within ten tloD days after contract
10 awarded and all articles mentioned herein
must De delivered by the 3lst day OF Decembsr
pTpximo.
PROPOSALS will be in rRTrLGcATr, and Endorsed by
suretles usual ...th
/ The Govsrnsent reserves the right to reject any
or All bids, on sFLRCT SUcH PARTS OR BIDS GAY
BE- TOR rHE BEST INTEREST or The SERVICE.
fropossls should DO addressed to the under.
Tor The delivery of Lumber, gret or dry Nails or
Brick, )" as the case may BE-. '. TT y " 80
BY order OF Brevet Brig. General r. Saxton,
Chief Qusrtermaster.
First Lieut.. 3ith Infantry, A. A. Q. N,
no 1851 In charge of nan,t
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DBoPosALs FOR WOOD.
DEPoT oUARTERsSS TER's oFrIcs,

DEPOT QUARTERMA STER's OFFICE,
washington. II. a.. November 10, l-la
Sealed Proposals from responsible parties will
be received al this Office until Il m. on sATUR-
DAY, December eth, for the Aelivery q ESQ., three
Thousand cords of we'll -easoned. sound, and rper-
charitable HARD WOOD. four feet long, and split
t. the ordinary size of cord wood.
The contractor TO keep the wood on hand at a
convenient point, and deliver it-on orders from
this ON ce-at any place in the city in such guam
Titles may from time 10 time he required.
An inspector will be des ated the part Of the
Government to examine and measure the wood as
delivered, and such does not conform to the spe-
cihc ations above will be rejected.
The names OF two res pODsible persons signed, in
their own hand TO 8 statement that they will be-
come uriies IN case the contract IL awarded 60
the bidder, must accompany each proposal.
Bonds in he sum Of ten tn ussnd dollars. ispe.f
by himself and both his suTeties, will be req uired Of
the successful bidder
Payments for wood received win be made
monthly, If IN funds or soon thereafter funds
are fu finished for the purpose.
The succeesful bidder must hold himself in read
ness 10 commence delivery Oh the 18th December
next
Al bids will b. submitted 20 the Quarterm
General for Instructions before av arding Contract
Bidders will address proposals 10 the undersigned
be present At the opening OF bids.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
j. &. MCfERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General.
Dols let BNt Brig. Gen. q. s. Army.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD FOR 1868.


DEPOT QUARTERaAsTHR's OFFICF,
- SAN.AsIoNLo, TEXAS, September I. 49,.
sEALhD PROPOSALS, which must be made in
Iipllcate, will be received at this once until IL
Der next, for furnishing the Quartermaster's De
Partment with such good merchsntable Hard
Wooo as may tbe required at the following MA 80
during the year 1858, viz: p .-. l.Itty. e. = -
e. san Antonio, Austin,
Fort Inge, Fort Clark
Tort Davis. Fort Stockton,
lamp udson, Seguiu, -
Waco. Camp Verde ...i.T-.
FORT Mason, Fort Belknap, .Fi
II Buffalo Springs, Sherman +
WeatherfOrd, -Lampasas, s.f., .,. 90.
- Fort ChadeeurDe or vicinity, b .....
Delivery 10 be made at such time and In auch
quantities during the year az the officer of the
Qnartermaster's Department on duty at the q ace
81 receiv al may designate the God 10 be subject
TO his ins pection. s5-I-i. ~. ~. I'M
Separate bids are invited for each post, and the
price per cord for each place must be clearly
stated, and each bid, unless the responsibility Of
nj this off CO, must De accompanied by guaranty
OF at least two persons Whose responsibility must
be certified TO by sclerk Of court of record that
The bidder ~ competent to carry out the contract
auired bonds therefor; and each bidder will state
his place of residence.
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each suc-
.essful bidder, and the sovency of the persons Of
fcrrd as security will be required .TI'--
The bids will be opened on the day and hour
hereinbefore named, and bidders have the prfyi-
lege OF being present at the opening.
The right Is reserved to reject all bids il unsats
factory and no bid will be entertained that does
not conform 10 the requirements of this advertise
ment.
Proposals to be plainly endorsed. Proposals
this place. j, c. G. LIE
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THE EVENING STAR
YELE6RANS. &c.

xc.e,al orders, No. Iss, from headquarters
Of thf s military district, relieves Harry
Hays for me same reason assigned in = former
order rpti. wing hir,, aud appoints Dr George
~ Avery IN DIS place. The sane order re-
moyss n y. OrTorks, cleyk Of the I'd district
soprt OF me parish Of Orleans. for malfeas-
sneefp o11ee. and appoints II l. Shelley %
ns vacancy created. Shelley was formerly =
sorrespOndsBt OF the Trfbsse and OF ne PnlIa-
asIpsia Prsfs.
The French Chambers assembled in Paris
yekIasy. The Emperor Napoleon opened
the session, as l. customary, witn a speech:
wherein be am rIn-d that there was no longer
asy objection 10 German unity and eonsoIIda-
hon On The part of the French Gsyermeot.
Tbe court of curry, ordered At the soIicIta-
roo OF Colonel Rose, 20 Investigate The charges
preferred sEainst hiGn as copdu tor OF the eIsc-
toBs by the ctiiISns- common ell in Richmond
yestsIdsy General Stonenan is president
A despatch from AIsxsndris, Esypt, brings
TIE intelligence that me American cons nj zen
srsi sitnEl port, Charles Hale, Esq., mas in
cncsd Ismsil Pisha. zee Nicsroy, 10 issue a
deere permitting the return to Exypt of IN
American miss ionATiss and native Christian
converts who have been exilsd from inst coun-
Try.
LIE expected TIA, q Few south CAROLYN,
Sta tax Pill viii D. shortly issued by Gene
raj CABby- The merchants reQussf him IN
lower tue taxes
SHEPHERD. the wife murderer, was captured
m Canterbury. c. yesterday morning. He
- So-ri fru OUT 81 Darn, where Ia
LAD . epi, and was soon taken without auy
sssistance. The officers are expected 10 reacS
worcester this afternoon with their prisoner
The Conservative press of eorgia advocate
the meeting o. a convention at Mseon, on De-
semo Der 5, for the purpose of organizing a par.
" n oppositlCn 10 reconstruction under the
miiiary bills, and with a view 10 defeat the
CONSTITUTION 10 be submitted BY toe rscon-
srnetoE COW sniiOD, tue Conservatives
,AAinf ~ Tor granted that No constitution can
se submitted which will be sccsptaois to their
reign irafn on the Buffalo and Erie rail-
road, IadeD with crude OIL rom Boston for
sehSIo, ioCE IRE at two O'Clock yesterday af-
sfneon- destroy Ing ~ cara. bridge over MGs
Greer, and Coo feet of the trdek.
Hon John Rose has been appointed Minister
81 Finance IA Canada
Judee burnhln delivered the charge - the
grsna jury IN Richmond yesterday
The tressnIer's once IA Gsla,in, Davis
county. Missouri. WAS broken open SUNDAY
nlent and robbed # si.uUO IN Davis county
warrants and s25,OuO in greenbac No cine
% The perpetrators.
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T<HE sCPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
\ OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT
S0TRT 0E THE UNITED STATES ToR THE

r. -. To all Wkow7 IL may oomesyn, syeefsas.
Notfee IL hereby given, that the 2lth day Of
march, ls62. the armed enemy steamer Han asses
yss attacked sunk, and destroyed by the United
States vessel Mississippi. belonging TO the Missis
u smith. and that on the Gath dsy Of September
1901 the came Was Iibelled and prosecuted In this
Court. In the name OF the United States for the
reasons ~ the libel stated: and that said cause
Will stand for trial at the City Hall in the city Of
bER next, when and where ell persons are warned
TO appear to show cause why condemnation should
not be decreed aud 70 intervene for their
September Is, L00. b. J. MEJGS
oc l-2awd Z O3ert
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM
TON


seasS Proso.ss s VIII N sUysItsS IS
until II clock N. on the 10Th day of January ISIS
for the transportation Of Military Supplies during
M on KoS. SAINT snd
MINI or Saint Cloud, MINI, by the shortest road
lished in the State of Minnesota and in that Dor
ton oi Dakota Territory lying east Of the Missouri
or other designated point on the Missouri river,
eastward to present Posts, or such a. may be
ssnSnshed east or north of that river, in Dakota
The weight to he transported on this Ron tie No.
in, shah not exceed ten million pounds 30 go 90
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 100
Q, the year beginning April /, lass, and endiHg
az Their places of re.idence, and each proposal
should be accompanied by bond In the snm Of ten
bic persons guaranteeing that In case CONTRACT
is av arded fer the route mentioned in the proposal
security furnished BY ,sid party in accordance
with the terms of this advertisement.
The contractor will be required to give bonds
in the sum of one hundred thousand dollars
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solvency
Of each bidder and person offered As security will
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
Iran.portation on Route No. ~ a9d none will be
quirements Of this advertisement
The party TO whom an award 10 made must be
W tue contract AT once. an0 TO
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
aDCe of the contract
The right TO reject any and all bids that NAV he
offered l. reserved. ="
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the LIST day of April 1888. and will be required
TO nave place OF business agency which he
may be communicated with promptly and readily
Tor Ronte No. 4. At Saint Paul, Minnesota, Fort
Stevenson, Dakota Territory, or at such other
point as may be Indicated the starting point of
the route. - -
Blank forms, showing the conditions OF the con
tract to be entered into. be had apple
this ofce, at the ofite Of the Quartermas ter
at New York, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Leaven-
worth, Omaha, and Fort Smelling. and must sc-
company and be part of the proposals
5. Il. H0LAbIRD,
1t. Col. Deputy Y. M Cen.