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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-03

WAsH1xG REcE1prs.--The Philadelphia
Journal of Medicine publishes the following re-
ceipts for preserving the eolors of muslin and
calicoes, when washed, which may be of use to
the ladies
large handful of bran, added to the waters
in which muslins are washed, will assist in fasten-
ing their colors. 1t renders the water soft, and
the addition of soda is unnecessary.
Those of our readers who purchase calcoes of
bad colors: that is, colors that will not hold can
easily remedy the matter by soaking the goods
in boiling water, strongly impregnated With com
mon salt Let the preparation be two or three
pints ofwater to two or thee gis of salt, and
while at white heat, soak your calico. The ca
pertinent costs nothing, and works like a charm.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-03
UP AND DOWN.

when the sun Of prosperity's shining,
- And mans growing richer each day
When in case and comfort shining,
And golden success crowns his way
How friends will then flock about him,
But if fortune should happen to frown,
How quickly he'll get the "cold shoulder
And be clicked because he is down"
How kindly the world viii smile on him
When life with successes abound;
How cordially, blandly, twill greet him
As in pleasure he's riding around;
But then let reverse o'ertake him,
And bis friends both in country and town,
Have not kind sentence to cheer him,
But will "kick him as soon as he's down"
Let man get position or wealth,
Matters motif by intrigue or fraud
The world mods approvingly at him,
And bis acts it will loudly applaud.
What though he may be great villain
With the simple, the wise and the clown,
While he's up he's ''tip-top fellow"
But they'll kick him if ever he's down.
When man has plenty Of "greenbacks,"
And he's healthy and "festiVe and gay"
He's counted "bully good chum," then,
And the crowd approves all he may say.
hut Just let him lose all MS treasures,
Perchance, too, his health may be gone,
He'll get to be nobody quickly,
And sure to be clicked when he's down"
Oh! when will mankind be less selfish?
wonder if twill ever be thus:
That we'll love to do to each other
As we would have them do to Us?
And if in adversity's ocean,
We are sinking and ready to drown,
Thrice blessed be the friend whose devotion
Will help man up when he's down.
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cow LOST.

Ny Cow has been missing since the lst Of Deccm-
Der last. She is black Muay, and has the letter
NJ in her right ear; has brownsh stripe running
lengthwise on the back, and white bag. She vas
with calf when she left, and probably had it about
the LIST of April. will be thankful for any infor
nation as to her whereabouts She was purchased
from some (name not rccollected) in Providence
neghborhood WIN. ROAD!GER
Auoust II. 1867.
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BAKERY.

r.,.x is n EhS 4. ae.a - a..,
/ have opened BAKERY at my old Stand, OPP
poste the Presoy terrain Church, where will be kept
constantly on hand fresh BREAD, ICAEES, &c.
Families supplied at all hours, and On reasonable
terms. I Also keep full sGPply of 81. s......ss-.
FAMILY GROCERIES Sd als
and supplies. consisting of Bacon, Flour, Lard Su-
gar, Coffee Teas. Cheese, Fish, Sardines Tobacco,
Cigars, and all fine Groceries. -
share of the public patronage solicited. / have
been long in business here, and am determined 10
keep up my reputation for selling good articles at
fair prices n. D. L. MOODY.
Sept 81 1896. Il
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CONCORD MILLS.

Having opened a House in Charlotte, near the
Post Office, for the sale of our manufactured
goods, we invite the attention of merchants and
others to our YARNS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS,
OSNABERGS, CARPET CHAIN, STOCKING
YARNS, &c, &c.
re- Cotton taken in exchange for Goods. We
sell low for Cash.
j. MCDONALD & SONS,
August IL, 1867. Concord, N G.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-03
FANCY GROCERIES.

Pickles, Preserves Jelies, Mustard, Horse Radish,
Powdered Ginger and Cinnamon, Ginger Preserves,
Macarcn Theoretically sealed Meats and Fruits,
Salmon, HOLSTERS, Oysters CLAIMS, Sardines, Pine
Apples, Peaches, Strawberries, Salad Oil, Catsups
Soda Powders, Vinegar, Kllikinick Smoking To-
bacco, Havana Scgars, Tobacco and Snuff Chest
nuts, Green ana Dried Apples, Raisns, Fishing
Hooks and Tackle, Violin and Guitar Strings.
WINES AND BRANDIES.
Champagne, Pcmartin Sherry old Newton Ma
dcra, old Port, Catawba, Rhine. Jas. Tennessee
Cognac Brandy, vintage of 1858, Marc Renault
double refined rectifed Whiskeys, old Bourbon, Rye,
Wheat, pure Corn and Monongahela Whiskeys,
Holland Gin and ScheGam Schnapps, Bitiers, st.
CroIX and Jnmaica Rum Cordials and Lemon and
other Syrups, London Porter, A. Guinness h Sons
Xxx Brown Stout Dublin, Muir Sons sparkling
Edinburgh Ale, Glass Bottles Flasks and Dcmijohns
Of all sizes to he Trade.
Old Corn and Rye Whiskey BY the barrel, to the
trade at small profit.
Visitors and residents in Charlotte purchasing
any of the above for medical purposes, can get
pure article by calling on
Feb 49, 1867. j. D. PALMER.
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fsUSAkN sSEJRE LIEN
PORTABLE ENGINE WORKS,
ZANESVELLE, OHIO.

DUVALLS IMPROVED PORTABLE STEAM EN-
GINES AND CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
DUVALL'S PREMIUM CORN NILS AND IN
PRO TED CURING mis-.
These Engines and Mills have received the first
premium over all competitors. They afford the best
cheapest, and most economical power in use and
excel in power any Engines made in the Union.
These Engines are fred and thoroughly tested
before leaving the works. and warranted in all
respects perfect and ready for Immediate They
are warranted TO cut more lumber with less hands
and at less expense than any other in he UHion
For descriptions, price lists and other information
address, JOHN B. GRETTER.
Gnilford Land Agency, Greensboro, G.,
Jnly 8, 1867. Sole Agents for n. c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-03
MECKLENEsUssG FR0UsE.

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Is now open as heretofore FOR the reception and ac
commodation of Permanen. and Transient Boarders.
The Table is suf- et with the best the mar
ket affords. Clean r ms and Beds Meals at all
Hours.
The Ear is supplied with the best of FOREIGN
and Domestic Liquors. Philadelphia Ale on draueIt.
Free Lunch daily, from | to l o'clock.
Mr. JAMES d. CRAIG is connected with the
House, and Will be happy to serve his friends
y share OF public patronage is solicited. Is.
e.a EDWARD.W. GRooT, Proprietor.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-09-03

TIE NEW BOOK STORE

TzaE NEW BOOK STORE
Has just received large supply Standard, Mis-
cellaneous and School Books, of which the follow
ing forms part:
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Davies Primary, Old and New, University
Lcgendre Arithmetic: Davies New Elementary
Algebra; Billions Caesar and English Grammar :;
Emerson'S Arithmetic, lst and I'd part McGutfey :
Reader, lst and I'd.
,s,. MISCELLANEOUS.
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The McDonads, or The Ashes Of Southern Homes
Every Man bis own Lawyer, New EDITION. Fred
Great and his Court; Frederick the Great and his
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A ChiId's History of Rome CLild's History of
Greece History of Henry the Fourth Of Pyrrhus
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Last Year Of the War (by Jubal Early; The Story
of the Great March Rebel Rhymes Life of George
Washington: Noble Deeds of Women. -
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Campbells, Crabbes, Goldsmiths, Pope's Mont
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i Cruise of The Betsey Tales and Sketches Miscel
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large and well selected supply Miss Ansten's
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GUILFORD LAND ENJOY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE, GREENSBORO, N. G.
Persons having Agricultural and Mineral Lands,
Water Powers, &C., for sale, respectfully invited
10 place them in our hands Tor that purpose our
facilities for bringing purchasers from Northern
States and placing property prominently before the
public, through advertisements, and also
through agencies and correspondents in the
North and West, unsurpassed. We now
waiting for Lands to be placed in hands for
sale for the purpose of making sales to Northern
parties.
Persons at a distance wishing to place property
in our hands should give accurate description
of the same. If Agricultural Lands, they should
specify the soil, number of acres of cleared aud
timbered lands, the kind of timber, what is raised
the land, what kind of improvements the
premises how far from Railroad and Copnty-seat {;
whether it is well watered, &C. If Mineral Lands,
they should state what kind of Minerals the indica-
lions, &c, always sending good fair specimen of
The 1t would also be advisable to send sketch
of the land and abstract of title.
JOHN &. GRETTER,
General Agent, Guilford Land Agency,
Greensb oro, T. c.
Or apply to Gen. R D. JOHNSTON, Attorney at
Law, Charlotte, N. G.
Juy g. 1867.
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HO! FOR THE WEST!
..-- VIA THE .....
Great National Double Track Route.
Baltimore & Ohio and North Caro-

* OLAIO CtIkCk In OIEL
lima Railroads and Connections.
Arrangements have been made by which passen-
gers purchase through tickets at Charlotte, N.
c., for
ST. Louis, No., Louisville KY,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Milwaukee, Wis,
Chicago, Illinois, Cairo, Illinois,
Pittsburg, Pa, Indianapolis, Ind,
and all Western Cities.
Persons wishing to emigrate West, can by getting
up party of 10 full passengers, purchase
Tickets at greatly reduced rates by making early
application to c. SCOTT, Esq, Agent North Caro-
lima Railroad at Charlotte. Eye"y passenger is al
lowed 100 pounds of baggage free. All IL
gears pay full fare; between and years pay half
fare; all under free. Three Daily Express
Trains are through from Baltimore and WASH
ington to all points West-al making close connec-
tions with Southern Railroads and Steamers.
From So to $40 will be saved by purchasing
through Tickets, besides then the Companies assum-
ing all transfers of Passengers and Baggage without
extra expense to the Passenger ... ... ....
Splendid Palace Sleeping Cars run through on
all nj ght trains and with only change Of Cars
between Baltimore and Cincinnati or Indiana polls,
and but two between Baltimore and St. Louis or
Chicago, combine to render this the most pleasant
and desirable for Families and Ladies travel
ing alone.
For Through Tickets, and all other information,
apply to c. SCOTT, Esq, Agent n. g. Railroad,
Charlotte, N. c. address
LOUIS ZIMMER, Gen'l Southern Agt,
Baltimore & Ohio R. R Greensboro, n G.
J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, B. & o. R. r, Baltimore.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agt.,'B & 0. Il. R.,
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The Southern Express Company,

The Southern Express Company,
For the Transportation of merchandise, valuable
packages specie bank notes, bonds, &C. for all parts
Of the Sonth and Southwest, in connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
have established their agency at SO BROADWAY,
NEW YORK where orders TO call for goods TO he
forwarded South will receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and yaluables delivered TO IIarDdens,
Kinsley's American and United States Express Com
panies, for the Southern Express Company, will re-
ceive prompt dispatch.
For particulars, rates Of freight, &C. &c, apply at
the Office of the Southern Express Company, 80
Broadway. -,s -.-.-...-. r.,. II. b. PLANT.
Dec 10, 1865. President.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. WIN. E. CARR, late Of Wilmington, having
located in Charlotte is prepared to attend promptly
to all calls relating his profession. Having had
seventeen years experience in the practice of Dem
tistry, he is satisfied that he please all who may
give him call.
All work done with reference to neatness, dura-
bility and dispatch. Office Barringer, Wolfe
& Cos, where he can be found at all hours Of the
day. All work warranted to give entire satiSfac-
faction. Teeth filled and extracted without pain.
June 10, 1867. 6m
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
By virtue of decree of the Court of Equity, will
sell at Auction, at the Court House in Charlotte, on
Tuesday of October term of the County Court, (be-
acres Of LAND on West side Of Sugar Creek, adj
Joining B. F. Morrow, r. H. Brem and Others and
about two miles from Charlotte. The tract contains
considerable quantity Of bottom land, well tim
bered, &c. -..s
Terms-3, II and 81 months, interest from date,
purchasers giving bond and security.
c. DOWD, c. N. E.
August 5, 1867 79-ilw adv. $40
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DIED.
DIED.
SHINE. On the 9Th instant, WALTER
BlDGELY RA4AN SINNER son ef Minhasi

DIED.
6HINER. On the 9Th instant, WALTER
BlDGELY RA0AN SHINER, son of Michael
and } ane sinner, aged years and7 months.
The family and friends are res pee fully invited
20 attend the faneral on to morrow afternoon at
5ociook, from his fathers residsnce, 474 9Th
MGNBO, On Thursday morning, the 9th
instant, OF cenaumption, GEORGE MUNRO,
nstlye OF Boss Shire, Scotland, but for the last
ten years rssident OF this city. - - :
His funeral Will take place on Monday at 3
O'Clock D.. m, from the residence Of his aunt, !,
mrs sarAh b. Munro. No. 322 Mass. ave.
KETQHAM. On Friday, the 18th instant
MRS. AhNIEJ. KETCHAM. in the 3Ist year OF
hsr age. II -. 2 - !.
The friends OF the family are respectfully in
yfted to attend her funeral on Sunday AFTERNOON
at o. 'cisck, from her fats resid ence, No 3l4s,h
street, between L and ii streets.
AIKEN. On the 10th instant, after a brief III.
ness. Miss M MAT1LDA AIKEN, aged 65 years
her friends are Invited to attend her funeral
10 morrowt sn nday afternoon at 8 Q CLOCK, from
aer late resid ence, a61 9Th street, Island, be.
tween ID and e. - E0-
LA FGNTA1HE. On the 10th instant at7.
p GEOhHE HENRY, infant son OF James
and mary La Fontaine, aged IS months
"suBer little children to come unite me, fer of
such is the Kingdom Of Heaven" - !
The friends and relatives of the family are re.
spectfully invites to attend the funeral on Sun
day at p. 10. rom the residence OF its parents
30. 4e4 Maryland avenue, between AZ and 9Th
streets. -.
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DRoPOsALs FOB ENGRAVINGS OF tn
ILLUSTRA ACCOMPANYING TIL
RROkT OF THE CoMMIsSIONER OF
OFPICK CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER, \
WnahinQfAn Mau lSs7

Arlington, May 8, 1851.
until SATURDAY. the lst Of June, 1857, at II
oS,osk e. fnrSisn,ns ore set OF elsctrosyps
=, hs ~ Of ~
Patents for the year 1857, with the name and sa-
dress Of the patsntee and the character and date
OF the patent on each Illustration!
The drawings VIII be- furnished on paper to the
oontreetor, who must arrange them into pages In
numerical order. As nearly as is consistent with
the work must befuily eausI to that furnished
for ths published Report for 1856, which has been
adopted as the standard for the present volume.
OF cost for transportatioH, and subject to he an
groVsl or rejection OF the Congr onsi Printer
nona i ana approved security will be required for
e Bidders are required to propose fol the work by
Inc sltvstratien, with the understanding that,
when more than one ne6surs 10 required to illustrate
the whole number ofdRures win be estimated and
paid for al. q single illustration. ~
,aGsr Axards Ss. will BE- the !ewsst and best
regard being paid to the sxecuti Of the work. .
under he direction Of the Joint Oommittee on
Printer drawings OF filastrations sufcisns IN
neniher to TO rm page, and must ACCOMPANY their
rass9 @ an
tie that bidder an xAs than @sSs De
Ss f0r the
? Apy flrther information that may be reouired
viii be furnished npon aps s,icstion to this ciios.
Blank viii s. nros Application
which s ss
3 Proposals vail be Addressed to .oThs Joint oom-
mittee on Printing ~ W ethingtop, p G., care Of
% sns undsrsiened, and en- aorssa on the envelops
9 m, . St ss4sl59 ssa2 .gs66sssrssstoasi fsinssr.
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MAYOB'S 0PFIOE, CITY HALL,
Afl WASHING TON, d. O., May 8, 1857
PROPOSALS FOB THE CONSTRUCTION 0F
-


.aa.f A6HWEB. :
Sealed proposals. will be received at this office
until IL III on SATURDAY, the 18th instant for
the constr uction of barrel sewer three feet In.
side dismeter, with nj ns inc, wallis ssid sewer tn
commence at the sewer In Ninth street west and
run east TO the centre of Eighth street weat, I'm
front of the sonth front of Square No 4aS ,hsuce
north along Zig nth street west to within SO feet
of the south line of X street north; also thTse
traps with Iaterals, and three IMAM ko'es - The
teSals TO be two feet inside diameter with nine
1nchwaiis The traps to be Of the same size and
constrnctloR as the trap at the corner OF sixth
str eet west and d street north The 'man hoiesU
to be three feet square, with granite COPING htled
perforated iron cover not less than one iuoh
In thiespess Which shall conform wnen laid to the
In the execution of the construction Of said
sever not more II an two hundred fest must be
opensd at ens and the same time. and before GOV
eieu the e. Wnsk must be approved by the Commits,
be about ten feet below the surface at the inter
sset1en of Ninth street west and PeunsyIyania
avenue. and run with that depth to its tern,ina-
uon. Ihe bflcks must be hard, hand made and
thorough bnrnt; the mortar to be made Of the
best quality hydraulic cement and SHARP clean
river sand. mix ed in the proportion of one mart
OF cement to two parts Of sand. The streets and
ei and the sewer must be well renamed and pud-
died. The whole cost. with the exception of the
cross streets and alleys, to be paid for by assess
ment. according to law.
the main and lateral sewers, Including ali excs.
yatoHs and refllipg; also, the price per trap aud
man hole each. f-l#- -H - ="
The right Is reserved to the Corporation of
be deemed to the interest Of the Corporation to
do 80.
For further Information apply at the Office Of
the City snrVeyor or the Commissioner Of the
None but practical mech auics need bid.
myll-eost BIohARB WALLAOH, Mayor.
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PROPOSALS.

PRM9RosALs { 9, FOB GRADIaG AND PAVING
tween ID sSd 81 ssassss wa.s Oh street nor DO
CITY Rs ss S ssr ssss at the 29ss
street north between Second and Third str ests
west west; With stone similar 70 that used Ia street
FIVE inches IN disnetsr and seven In shes in depth,
to be laid oss bed OF gravel no. less than eight
sharp sand before paving. and to be well rsmmsd
with ninety pound rsmmer. and we'll uatered
Deposited In such neishborng streets or place. A.
the W ard Commissioner may direct, and the con
Cd ess in length for the fa aidsS af tSe
said street eX posed for inspection. which Will be
expense to The contractor. before srsyeiins Bd
der: will also tin sts fer farn,shins aud lay ag
and in width or - reisp;ap
such flag across or in the line of said part
root FIaesine to be not less than sixteen inebes M
in uidtb four inches thick and In pieces lot less
han 10 sss a The 70
and AssistAns Gem missioness; and paid for by As.
on the sSs
ton and to be- deposited in such locality a. he
Wars Commissioners may direct. 'A'
per sanar yard for paving, Including sraVsi ani
sand reaufred, and per square foot for tagging
and gutter stone and Per square feet fer relayins
No bid will be received from Others than pratt
cal pasers and ,he tight 10 expressly reserved to
- , -. JAMES j. CAMPBELL
a's- 4sr Commissioners Fsn.th Ward.
my ii 2t CommisssioAer Fifth ward
D.. - tIntelligcn GER and Columbian -
DBOPOsALS FOB GRADING AND PAVING
TIE OABRIAGEWAY Of z street north,
between New Jersey avenue and Fourth street
Propos als will be received at the Mayors Office,
OFT Gity - ALI TstIl Mt y 1'c,oek m on MONDAY, ths
street west with stone similar to ths. used ifa'R in
less than fvs inches in diameter and seven i'm m
ches in depth, TO be laid on bed of gravel not
less than eight inches deep covered with at least
be we'll rammed three times with ninety pound
ramBer, and we'll wstered before the last ram
or places as the %s1a I'd Gan Sash
missioner may direct, and the contractor will be
required to leave rface Of two EuDd ed feet
puddled bp the Ward Commissioner, wi houtsx-
psDss to the ontr actor. before srsvsline
laying gutter stone, not less than three feet in
length and twelve inches in width, replacing or
s q, se srs
teen inches in width, four inches thick. az and al in
ed. The work to Re dsne 10 the :ntirs sstistac
tion ef the Ward and Assistant Oommissionsrs
~ oa t Ss
II such locality as the Ward GommissioneSr S,s may
Bidders will stale price Per cubic yard for
grading, per square yard for paving, Including
ana glitter sons ana ss5 sDa foot
foot for refayine cid flag footways
No bid will be received from other than prac
TO reject any and aIl bids. f'sef'eu
rJAMEs J, CAMPBELL.
n
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T'HE CHEAPEST LIST OF PROPERTY IN
L THE MARKET.

Brick Houses, rooms, l4th st., bet. and 4,
S3 ssQeaoh.
= Brick Houses, rooms, l4th st., bet. B and G.,
Sl,400 each EE|
Brick House. 10 rooms, I4th St, bet. and P,
tine business location store, gas and water. $40.
Frame House. 10 rooms, 1872 st., bet O and d,
Frame House. 7 rooms, 18th st., bet and D,
81 256
Frame House, rooms, ST., bet. 2lst and 22d,
Sl,7C0. ...
Y rame House. 8 roems, D ST., bet. 18th and
49,, 81 500. N'-.- 1r.f ''-' '0'
! Brick House. rooms, 9Th ST., bet st and N
Y.Avepue, S6,e -.r o.. -. y
Brick House, srsoms, 18th ST., bet. d and 4,
S4,5o0.s ~ A. r...s ...
Fran Houses, a rooms. Md. ave, Gslana, }
bet Az and Sd Sta. 81 900 each
Nun erous others, varfously located.
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DRePOsALs FOB CATTLE FOB INDIAn
SEBVICE, IN LIEU OF PROPOSALS.
OF MABOH n 1887,
DEpAKTMKNT OF The INTRlIoR,}

bEfAhTMkNT OF The lNTRDIoR.}
WAsHINGToN, April rs, 1857
Sealed Proposals will be recsi we'd until ~ clock
m On the first day o, Nk, 1867 at the Office Of
for the Northern Superintendent, at On aha City.
Nsbraska, for the delivery at Omaha Oily Of the
felioying Stock Cattle, to wit:
5oss for sSs sansss sioua In
az oiahs, th, SGoSsyisg ? reservation st the mouth
509 head Of Milk Cows for ,hs Yanetqn Sioux In
100 sssS o ,er :ss IN
occupying are resssvssien @ on in'Ssbrasis, ''''
~ head OF American Bulls.
ndhs Cows must be q good aasiny, American
ssif viii bsp1sisrtsd The Bull: must Ss not TIES less
. : All Cows ksown BY stock droyers. ss Te 1as
cGS, III anSian q 0Sxs; Mexican half breeds
supsrinssndsns I Denmsn will have the r,sbt to
reject any or all bids that may be oered also the
right to reject any eli the cattle IL he deems
that the cattle delivered are not Of the required
Superintendent psnman win be authortsedts q
receive the said cattle and % give yeuchers 60 me
ofBcs Of the 0onmissionsr Of Indians Affairs In
is: 5ss: e s delivered on or b.for. the ft..
-SuperinsendsntD Denman will b.y Stbe poxe to
change the place of delivery with the consent &c
II be- I contractor VIII be required 10 excuts
FOOD AND s1nicisnt bond in the sun Of 90 zee Tor
the fsfthful fnffllment of the contrses = a. Sd
made bs al ssos ss ss.sSs shs
~ VII sss g fss..s:s - ,se.S.sts..
Bidders mnst give their names In fall. ss well
R5sgessI; npss g ssdar,sd, .rsopo..,, for
ap n go. HgSRowHIHa. .seerssars.
L.