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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-14
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An Adventure on Lake George.

"How lonely it is oh, how lonely it
is ~ 4 .
The exclamation broke almost uncon-
sCiouslv from Ethel Raynor's lips as she
stood at the hotel window. looking down
at the crystal beauty of Lake George,
flashing back the morning sunshine and
surrounded by purple peaks, as dia'
mond of the purest water CLEANS out
from a setting of dim amethysts ! In all
her 'two seasons of New York society,
Ethel had seen nothing so beautiful as
this.
Mrs. Ward lifted her head from the
enormous trunk she was busted in inves-
tigating, with an absent, puzzled sort of
look,
"What did you say Ethel?-Oh, yes,
very pretty, Are you going to wear the
white dress Today, my dear, or The blue
grenadine with the silver trimming?"
what difference can it possibly make
aunry g; said Ethel. almost pelulan'ly.
Ii was not pleasant to have the solemn
epic of the beautiful lake disturbed by
the petty question of dress gnd display.
Mrs Ward rose so!emnly to her feet.
Ethel, I'm astOni>hed at you! If
didn't know that yOufare too sensible girl
to give way to any such absurdlties,
should say that you were in love 2" It
The sudden scarlet manlIed on Ethel
face. She moved away from the window
into the shadow of the friendly curtain.
"Aunly, I'm going out for Q little
while"
Going out2
"To row on the lake. | am sitting il
this fevered atmosphere 20
Ten minutes afte:ward Ethel in com.
pany with fairy.like little companion
Cora Steele-was gliding over the CLASSY
tides of the beautiful lake in a tiny row
boat urged along by the motion OF lhell
own resoluIe arms.
"Isn't this glorious e. said Cora
breaking into peal of gleefal laughter
"oh, Ethel 6isn'L il better than sitting
up in state in the hotel parlors 2"
Better" repeated Ethel, musingIy
Cora. l sometimes wish l could live u
among yonder mountains, with only sh,
trees and The rocks and the grand soil
tude for my neighbors; or else that wa
dead and buried under these peaceful
tides 81
i Cora laid down her oars and Leaned
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aEE@xsEzsa Il !: 2 r;z!I..-

Greene ;ithe s.Rgvsrehdg radical
stump orator, of Litehfield County,
Connecticut, who, had recently been
arrested on the ehnrge of. ,murde eTing
his wife, escap ed from The jail Of that
County on the 18th instant, and is
now supposed to s beS somewhere in
the South, operating III, behalf of his
party under an assumed name. n' 4 =
A number of Americans in Rome
have purchased marble group, exc
cuted by. Edmonio Lewis, a young
colored y artist, and, will present It
to the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation in Boston. - She cnlls it ssThe
Wooing OF Hiawatha.'' 'ef9a's.
Amos Lawrence, OF Boston, kept
q record during along life Of all his
mercantile acqnaintances, and found
out that of every hundred who en-
tered business, ninety seven failed of
success - .Af. n,,;,S r. III
p Quartermaster} Whiting reports to
the War Department, that up to this
time 20. 900 bodies have been reburied
IN the cemeteries embraced, in the
operations of the army of the Cum
berland. ~ .se-3G t,,ss tsa,,.-5 ,4ei
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CRAWFORD !. s. FRIDAY,
e COMMISSION MERCHANTS. .,

I 4iUt}'t COLUMBIA, StC.'7 3D. p ID
DANIEL CnAwFonD. bUAMEs .Ks rFRfiDAs!
MvyN WILL receive on storage COT
ESAAATON, MERCHANDISE and tCOUN-
e1tsszsess TRY PRODUCE, aud sell or forward
the same when desired Liberal advances
made on consigpments of Cotton through
lis to our friends in, Charleston or New
York, and forwarded free of charge. at
to the South Carolina Railroad Depot, the.
item OF draYage will cost but half the
rates as from other parts Of the city e .
| Rates Of Storage on Cotton reduced to
25conts n bale per month. Aug S2mo \
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Haesg and Desirable Goods ,TIlla.1.. ii,,s..

lsa s. ;8 a. 9D5ae
& 1Snh ~ yffa i6 g6in yi43
W EHAFE 9 g I So our Goods
the following M & s @ 3 M sft e ysf
LTNEseF ~ sp.sI W
q g of HOOP SKIRT comprising the
Qualer Invisible Quaker Dem- -Dupes5
Earns 'frail Ladies' Extra Long Dem laker er9 Childs
Snge steel Misses @ Single Steel in in movable
BILE fastenngs, &C., &c ss5l ..ss n 10, n ~ .,r al - s
REAL VAL. TNsERTTNGs, GtIPURE EDO G1NGs,
BLACK SILK LACES and EDGINGSt Swiss Mills a &
!. White Silk Laces and Edgngs, Thread Bradmgs.
Real SWISSES, Paris, Swiss Nansooks and AInlls
0ASSoN NEr 81 and and SWISS EpGING, Sc. Sc Also, i,
BOBBlNEY MOSQUITO NETTlIG-ALL WIDTHS and PRlCES
FRENCH wovE coRsETs. at Lowest Possible pr;oes ,,
June .@ 4 oa aasa~ r.. c.. SHTVER. q.
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WHEAT AND FLOUR. ~
t WILL pay the HIGHEST MARKET
Il PRICE for WHEAT and FLOUR. Will
furnish bags when desired.
June .. ALFRED TOLLESON.
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Sa @ 3 EE5IJEsssHHas5Rg ~
=. = COMPANY SHOPS, MAY 27, 3 1867. l.
" will run on this Road as follows: :.
Nail Train East. - ~
Leave Charlotte daily q. 10 a. m. ;Greens.
boro 461 Raleigh o. Is. Arrive in Colds
O0ro l2elo pm. rus., "a.
Leave Goldsboro 1.07 p. M; Raleigh 8. so:
greensboro T5s. Arrive in Charlotte
1919 @. m. ~ $50 ~ / q a3,.. - - fv,f'S
Rassengers make close through ,connec-'
tlons-either way-at Charlotte, with the
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad. at
Greensboro, via Danville and Richmond:
at'Raleigh, uia Weldon and Bay Line and
Annamessic Line. Also, connect at Golds-
boro with Mail Train on Wilmington and
Weldon Road, t. and from Wilmington.
Time from Charlotte to New York forty
hours, by either route. u fRil - : fSHf'.
May 20 sie JAS. ANDERSON. Sup't. - +,
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General Superintendent'saO Ofice.a

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Our Bulletin Board---Arrivals. III
T IFE FOR THE HAIR, new article,
~ to make beautiful hair, and restore it,
when grey, to it's natural color 8 ,)u, !
Preserving Fluid has arrived. 'od .l..,
Jar ,Corks, for Pickle and Preserve Jars.
Bakers Bronla and Cocoa. Mo '.i
Lemon Syrup and Tamarinds.
July 27 FISHER & HEINITSH.
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MOUNTAIN AIR.

fHI PERSONS who desire to- pass the
.summer months in q healthy section,
where good water and mountain air are
the principal attractions, can bo comfort
ABLY accommodated at the WALHALLA
HOTEL Trains now run daily each way,
Board by the week or month at reasonable
rates. l Ntif' ID. BIEAIANN.
July -& 7D I 3mo
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~ CHARLOTTE & s. G. RAILROAD.
y |, \, ,.CoLuMnI4, g; o., May 2. 1857. u,

CHARLOTTE & 8. G. RAILROAD.
~ 'CoLUMBIA,S 8. o., May Q, 1857. f1.I
NN and after SUNDAY. May s, the sche.,
~ dple Of the Passenger Trains over
Leave Columbia at. $50 D. IN.
Arrive at Charlotte at .121S 4. M d
Leave Oharlotte al. AZ 40 On ~ IN.
Arrive at Columbia at 65(p a. m.
Close connections are made at Columbia
and Charlotte with mail trains on the North
Carolina and South Carolina Railroads.. By
this arrangement, passengers by Green.
vile Road so immediately through East
Wara, and have no detentionih Columbia.
THROUGH TICKETS are sold at 'Colum-.
Ra3t;ndIs Pia TO Riehm31d, Va. Washington, d. O.,
New York eity-giving choice Of routes uia
Portsmouth or Richmond and baggage
checked fli Tickets are also sold at Char
lotte for Charleston and Augusta.
An Accommodated Train, for freight and
local passage, leaves Columbia at q q. M.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, Of
each week, and Charlotte on the same
days and hour; arriving at Columbia and
May 3 sN,I 20. JBOUKNIGHT., ,Sup't. b,
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's...s,,s..,asD q, D9UBL,E DAILY . ...,...,,
.Att+RAIL ..PASSENGER ROUTE
,St .BETWEEN y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
VIA CHATTANOOGA and GRAND JUNCTION.
ThrSugh ii Forty-nine Hours !

h ss
NNRAlI[NS leave Atlanta daily at s. .45 a. M.
and y. M; making close connections
at all points; Arrives at New Orleans 1t s
p. M and 11.40ip. M. iGf scIGs 1IiS ~ :
a1 Passengers by trains oil, the, Georgia
route at Atlanta. '77417 !.
No stealmrlb stel ri oats d I IS Or omnibuses on this
ELEGANT SLEEPING COACHES
i'es, ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. !, -. .,',s
BAGGAGEs CHECKED THROUGH
Fare as Losn as by any other Ro,ae. I,
4tr9 THROUGH TICKETS, gg
Good until used, can be obtained at
General Ticket Office, Atlanta, Ga: Geor-
gia Railroad, Augusta Ga; South Carolina
Ba!iroad, Charleston. 81 O;; South Carolina
Railroad, Columbia, s. c.. II. -. ..l,lf -
.,t,Tf, =, JOHN B. PECK, i
Master Transportation
Western and Atlantic Railroad.
utly IL 1iffi t.l stfif.t 9n1O..
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s,'F .ei.. NOTICE.
BREAKFAST HOUSE.

TOASSENGERS leaving Columbia on
j. the South Carolina Railroad by tho
morning train, can- get BREAKFAST at
AingsNillo,as ample time is allowed for
that purpose l,., +, g. a. SCOTT,
june ~ u a.l'i.4a Proprietor.
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Laurens Railroads. New Schedule.
.aa II {a IsE as., @.,9 7
OFFICE LAURENs RAILROAD.

ON and after MONDAY, 22d instant tbe
~ trains will run over this Road as fol-
lows, until further notice: II @ 1NN'I.
Leave Laurens at O'Clock q. m. on Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive
at Newberry etu O'Clock a. m. 1, III,
days and Fridays, at fifty minutes after 10
O'clock, oonneoting with both trains'on the
Greenyille and Columbia Railroad at Hele!
no, shops. JOSEPH CREWS, sup't,
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Sup'ts Office. N. G., Railroad Co.,

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New York Advertisements.
JOHN MAC GREGOR & Go. =. 2

l.s and $50 Pearl Street. New York,
IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Dealers
y y IN INDIA, SCOTCH and. KENTUCKY
BAGGING, GUNNY BAGS and BURIAP,
suitable for Wheat and Corn Sacking: also
large and complete stock Of Bale Rope
embracing Western machine-made Hemp
Manila, Flax and Jutc, Baling Twines'
etc. all OF which they offer at fair prices.
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GEO. c. DUNBAR, :

GEO. c. DUNBAR r. - - 'T''
banker, and Commission i3roker
TN SOUTHERN SECURITIES. TeeIe.
IL graph and Express stocks, County, CITY
and Town Bonds, Gas Stocks and miscel-
lane iane9ns hailroad Securities! No. z WALL
SIhEI.I, NEW YORK. R1-Refers to DR..
John Fisher and Col L. d. Childs., Colum.
bia, S. G. ffl'II'' lilly 10 eran
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L. .S9.tse0.s 4. " u. e VI ,'.'E'
sa9i fss Sae ASsnS seramrntns in Der aaru.
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SrsI s,le;t. SaasHetiter; 2oais feiffer. ollaH54f
Sssu't S.'t, Seors Berf6.s,.59 tefii 80 -
arissm,a!uassIOtat: aarner sane, eas San no
Der iasrsIa lat gtBodss absnS 7 ttr tSi fem. ,.As
po0entlpen f9tsunaen. ISL is-,43s,k IgJa6
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sdasmeifes: ssola ssaIs Sstgssr SgassE sa9 6Hj lsg
Re $ S5afa ninitllass PdflsSne @ iseea SnsrRa A sd
!. ,naiS B. D. 81. ~ 80 ,a,iIisioiaii
aureraL@s4o9e slo. 1o5. Deritide OtbS nsi
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ri4teten fi@ nit Dem gusSrud ,;n,r
iinbelGrstbli9en .@ebdfiiafeit aufY Ssn
llngen Ar3t, Der gleidfain mi, Elm 9es
l9nser Der &rantea boz, ben, ssette
ltano. .f III -
nSie reoen cine tiibne @brohr ous
ggre" rlef Serr 6ranf. Bidbarttr Iants an
uMo n'lt elller .bornebni iein loIIenoen
albernen gfiene sd boffe. , Cir msrt
een mid nf6t siuinaen, unb6fIid, oeosn
Ste 5u ipereen, hemn es lit nidf 'ne;ns
fiibrcn." a' sss"e' ~
nuno idb boffe, @ieI iperben fidY n J
gletda entf9lieben, Sbt 9orbahen ami.
sugeoen! &0ren @ie.s fnein l0srr "A,
la9e iogleia, libeun es lit bic bf&ffe a.;ti
Nag9er aber. tDsnn Die &raffe entfdbla.
zen lem miro bort raei,, arstIides amt
aaI, {, !. S,e m0aen Oaun tbuS, pas Sd .
ySa perbe tbun, nom it, . id, au,t bobe
nao nidt e6er bon bieTein WIoke nris
9 getl, pis ib mieber in Den 8eiit bes aes
so9lensn 9egenitanSesl" rief SER.
grant Fidbarten NIT Iauter., rober
StHntne,; ipObei er aberntals .nr ges
lraltllun9 nit Dem ssife mills ouf ben
ssts.:l GgstH l'ampffe: Q ySababa,n ~ iIadie er
gognll9r ND pia bod einmat ieben. ob
Sle nllr pertuebren f0nnen. an bic Ser
l6n, 4 ipehn fie iebt gum geilpiel, er,ua@
qen felIte, nieine no9forl6enben Srooen I
6u ridyterl. siISfd1 snerNs LI.;E p o..e
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IN bic Warmer pom DaDitfcn unb
aa Den angrsn5en6cn Counties.
Dffiee bee @efunbb efteratl,s .
WaiA piLle, Tenfi.. ben Is. lRni 1877. 4

80 VuiH UtttG y GeHH., Den 10. Dt1t 1907. \
Hitter Snftrnftibnen Ses geilnbbeitsratbes u,,b 4.
benz 2wef bas Reinigei BET Stabt ;a bef5rberi nfID
nm 81 GIei4er 8et 6as flr ben aanSban 70 port6eiIs
bate Bacterial ~ bepnbren, fshiQt Der tlnteraeGs
nefe an, 6ob NIT btf, foigeoen giTenbnbnen: 9njbs
ptle nnb Decatur, ssafbniAe nnb Ghotfanooaa NnIbs
uihe Mno 9oTtAweitern nno RonfsviAe nnb 5safhptIe
Mrrangements se.roffen iinb. ben 6drmera. weIdje
cine eewiiie NnsaHI sGariaohneea bsfeaen unS bic
6ra9t Doransbesdblen, StnnbMna unb 5tresenfdbmiib
mnter fo.genoen BeSin9nngen eeliefert werSen:
l. Gtfebobn .berc9nsn fiir adbunaef BON flint
big feben 9onfteA Ipie fpIgt: $500, $780, S6 .OO
$3.50 nns 81 so. Der gres mad Der enttern,ra ran
sirt Die Diitan3 barf feee ME 40 TetIen absrjfei.
gen.
& 2. Sar S@ebnIes, Sra&f 4r. erfnnSise man fh Sci
ben @dbHagenten. itf si y III
8. Sra@tprdnumeran6o anS bic Cars iniffen ink,s
itd entlaSen uns Der Dinser ipfoit bur9 zen G,rs
fgnes pom Der Giienbabi entfernt ner6eit
=. MHe BeffetlmHsen Gaf DHnger miifien turd bet,
se.tfnbabnsA Agentea dIs poransbe;ahlt befdeintat
fetn iinS an ben llatersedneten aSrsifirt ,Derben
M Or. SID. Ou 99re, E
gsrFtenber Ses sRnifanee Committee,
ylo. Ills gbar6 Gtrase.
~. MATT Brcspns Rapsr. mi2f fgD
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8eafleB & y)arDrongll
SSbDlcfale
0rocerS.
Ssr. 3 SeDrb @Dneae Strafe

1000 SAP ertra SSamilien <Mebl
200 Sab Ggtra iitperfne RebI
SO 9bSs 9iew Orleans 3ader;
"a 6Lbs Semerara 3udcr,
5O SdB 9epadter uno puIperfiirter 3uder IS
200 Sad Yrima Rie RaTfee,
IS Sad aasaira RafTee; b
25 Sas frffden &eiss' y
81 Sab Gerp Orleans TloIafIes,
ii5 200 Riften &rorter u. 9oh,ble seize,
$50 Riiten perf9iebene Sorten
100 Riften StearinIidbte.
400 &iiten EaIsIitbte, bart seprsst,
SO Rifien feiner 8an@tabot,
30 grOb Sine Gut Eabat.
25 Sus Rau9tabaf,
Is SAP ensIii1er Goba,
25 SaB amerifanii6er SDba,
40 Riiten nnb 2 Pftnbsannnen Aufern
SO 4tften gfeffer,
SO RiIten @euiirse, ~
50 aifteIt sSnbiso, Il
so &iften semabIenen Semi
25 SnB Dafon's @ibfe,
3 &iften qnt, Quart u. hgaIOnen 6Iaj5s
20 aifen @arrett S9nipftabaf,
20 @roB SHrtee's glarl, E19
% 5ab 8ourbon $bjstep,
25 SAB Robertfon County 8bisfep,R
100 6ab 7ssOte Nafb 9rOOf Bbistep,
100 SAP Singer Gor6iuI,
IS 5nb Sns1per gsein,
Is Sab Siibe g8eine,
so 5aB Beiirefiis, Z
25 6ab Gitronen Syrup,
SO 2iften Stdrfe,
so 9mtenb Girrer,
so 9utenb Seien, 5Iataf' .3ls..,
1000 Sdd WaebI,
50 Bitten afiortirter Ganhp,
8ranbp, Rum, Sin, 8eiHe perfdieSener Mrt be
gEeafleb s Yarbromeb,
Str. 8 Sforo @olIege Strabe,
nnffl 2qp no rTE..stfA e~aonssraa n
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S,entf6e Oereine Nafhpiae,s.

IS S.es .F@gn u. e. q. aiati1siisi
oaSf Sds y itipsd Absno geriammIna in ser Saru.
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&C { 10 Norf. 20. Moi.

e 10 UDE I, u. WI0l.-.4
Ser mad 8afbington beitinlmte
griediide @eianOte, Sen. 2alerais, 1T
Iebten Wfonat in Mfben aeitor6en. Gr
mar auf leiner &eife mad 98afbinaton
begriHen, als ibm fein pariler Qlrst
rietb, in feline Selniatb Suriifsnfebren,
mo er balo nad ieiner Nntunft itarb.
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Srlt9rapb. Na6ri6tcn,
enfus fir 1870.
Il aIIe
4sgg6E
&abel=Sea6ritbtem
Il n t al I E
$50 ofhinaton. 90. eMai.


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februn9en fir Die i'm Sabre 1870. 6urd
oas Snneres Steuer> 0epartement auf>
5unebmenoe SoIfSsdblnng. Ser Sus
perintenoent oeS Bureaus bot i'm Sabre
1860 in ben Wonaten 9fobember
uno DECEMBER, obne anoere Musaaben
ais fur Stationerp su nerurla9en, ben
@enluS oes gansen 9anoes auf9enoms
men. Sie Seeien;abl belief fid1 auf
81, 4,505, ,882. SIN Den meiiten iiiOIid,en
Staaten lit cine ltarfe 9tbnabme Der
BeboIferung bemerfbar; in ben Oft,
liden Staaten bat Die @inipobnersabl
ettpas ab9enommen, IN oen' iueffIid1en
Staaten ieood bat ole 8ebolferuua
fid beoeuteno bernlebrt.
Ser @ommiifoner 6es sSreebniens
Bureau fir Sforo e.GaroIina aiebt
einen ermutbi9enoen 8eridt iiber
Die .oortigen a8erbaltnifle. Sbldon
nod grobe @otb borbanOen it, 10 fin6
Die &nsfidten fur elm balbiaes Ser
19tpinoen oerfelben febr fart 4 Die
@rnte beripridt cine boIIe sn uerben.
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9eitern NIT ibren SSamilien, BON Nihs
mono fonmen6, in SSorteB Wonroe
angetontir,en. General 8rant Iief feline
Samtlie i'm Gbelapeafe SofpitaI, um
Die Sonuner Nfnnate hort su FerS
bringen, nno gins Oann mad g8alb<
in9tort. s i.. ..''.is.3a e..15'',. ~ ,l..' Z, Z
80 ton 30. Nfai.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-21
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rate of SO cents a square.
All advertisements due from date Of first in
ertion. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
o., and no transient advertisements will be taken
unless accompanied by the money.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-05
PROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOR
l. THE wINNEBAGo INDIANS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be reeeivsd mill 10
o'clock N. on the 10th day Of JUNE iSs7 Al TIA
once OF the Of Indian Affairs for the
Northern huperintendeney, Omaha Civ Nebraska
LOT furnishing hubsistencs to the IndIans
At their reservation in Nsbraaka eighty mica norm
Of Omaha City, as follows! -
100 pounds OF Dosf per day, net weight
900 pounds Of FLOUR per day and T7 ''- ..su
900 pounds Of Salt per month up TO the 10. day
Also, from and after the lst day Of Aukust 1857 10
ne iS day Of June 1888, the following supplies to
$50 pounds Of b 'ef per day, net weight md
pounds OF Salt per month
All articles Of subaistenes furnished uIsat L.. of
good qualify and subject to Inspection and rai.stion
by the agent Of the WinnebARoes N'NN''VH
The Tigh' Is reserved to Increase or dI,ni6t,b ~
amount OF supplies at the discretion az ths snnsi
tendsnt Of Indian Ahars for the Northern s1psrin.
tendency. ''P'"n-
Also, TO terminate the contract that m,vh. A.,
tered into "a giving the contractor or Contractor Sx
The contractor will be required to exeeuta n Vood
iul iulnlmenI Of the contract. ;
me party or parties TO whom the award Ia mada
must DO prepared At once 10 execute the contEaot ANA
give the required bond. ''NS't1'' anu
Separate proposals win be received f,r e.rb .,,i,
OF subsistence called for In this Advertisement
Ths night - reserved to reject any or ali bids that
Bidders must give theIr, names in full, as we'll a,
their places Of residence. IVY W. as
oposals must be endorsed "Proposals for CsttIs
Tor the WinnebAgo Indians. - N'''
, H. B. DENMAH,
N.Y." suPsHnUnasRi Of Indian Affairs,