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Delegation of PeunsylVanians at the
White HOuse. etc. etc


WASHINGTON, July 31.-To-day, dele
CATION of Pennsylvanians, composed of J.
K. Flanagan, John WEIGH, and H. r.
Goodshall, of Philadelphia, n Sawyer, of
Pittsburg, and DIR. Beahans, of Union
county, as a sub committee Of the National
Union Central, representing the Conserva-
tive wing of the Republican party, waited
on the President to inform him of the ac-
ton of the committee, which, they state, is
on no condition to act with a Democratic or
ganization, bat proposes to organize the Re
publican supporters of the Administration
on platform distinct from other political
parties. The President, according TO re-
port informd them that inasmuch as be
had declared that the people must he
trusted with their own government, and
his faith in the people had not vet
been shaken, he could only say
that he left the issue of the hour in their
hands; and as to the mode of the practical
organization of the people of great State,
he must leave it TO the friends of both
wings of his supporters, but trusted the
true men of Pennsylvania would bury the
past political differences for the promotion
Of the common end-the restoration of the
OLAOh dlu NettlOl VI TIE COuhlllu-
ton.
Congratulations were exchanged, and
the interview passed off very pleasantly.
The United States Treasurer received a
letter pastmrrked Dubuque, Iowa, contain
ing $3.50, which the writer says was I'M
justly taken while he was in the United
States service for Communication of ratious
for a servant, when he had none. Another
party from Indiana returns one dollar
fraudulently obtained in an account with
the government.
Receipts of internal Revenue S78977I.
Total for the month S24, 734,756.
Chief Justice Chase has returned here.
Various parties having forwarded to the
Secretary of the Treasury the required
proofs that they legitimately acquired pos
session of some of the $4,000 worth Of
Missouri State bonds distracted seven or
eight years ago from the Interior Depart
ment, the Secretary has removed the caveat
from cases Of these bonahde holders, and
the interest Of bonds held by them will be
paid in New York, where the State Of
Missouri has deposited funds for the Pur-
pose. The Department acts separately
upon all such cases.
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COLORED MEN

Before voting to-day should step aside
and consult white friends upon whose
Judgment they can rely, and upon whose
support and assistance they can depend
in time of need and trouble. He who
follows the teachings of the leagues is
sowing for himself crop of care This
is the most important day that many of
them have ever seen. They are COM
mencing, as it were, a new life The first
WRONG step will lead to many others.
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FAINT Nor BY THE WAYsIDE.

We occasionally hear a person who
holds himself ont as a Conservative, say
ing in under-tones, and in confidential
sort Of way, that it was a great mistake
to make a contest with Brownlowism
and we have heard Of one or two going
so far as to say it is now Letter that we
should suffer the matter to 60 by default
This is the acme of folly and absurdity
The contest was resolved upon months
ago-our standard bearers selected, and
the canvass has been made Our leader
Emerson Etheridge, has performed a
work in behalf of public liberty and con
stitutional government, as noble and
fearless as it has been arduous and dan
ger0us He has entitled himself to the
gratitude Of every friend Of liberty and
law in the State and it is the bounden
duty Of every man who values JUS
tice and admires patriotism to stand
by him to the end Every Con-
sentative who is entitled to vote,
should hold it as a sacred obligation to
be discharged to-day, not only to vote the
Conservative ticket, but to exert their in
fuence to crown it with triumph, by all
legitimate means.
When, in this supreme hour Of patriotic
1t,Fy a .itiVap "a ayprooc chad 70 stav his
ballot or his energies, the adviser should
be spurned as a fool or an insincere
friend Our hands are to the pillow; we
cannot look back; we cannot afford to
faint by the waysidei we must grid our
selves for the final struggle, and pat forth
all our powers, to wrest our State from
poverty and from despotism This is the
work Of to-day.
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GEN FORRFST FOR PEACE

The Memphis papers contain the follow
ing note from Gen. Forrest:
BY agreement between the leaders of
both political parties, and at the solicita-
ton of the city and police authorities and
many Of our most influential citizens, |
have consented to act in conjunction with
Mr.. Beaumont, Superintendent of Metro
politan Police, on Thursday next-"elec-
ton day"-in the maintenance of peace
and good order throughout our city.
TO this end, | have selected gentlemen,
who will secure the services OF ten men
each, including themselves, to do duty on
that occasion, and report the list of names
selected by them to me by Wednesday
morning at ten o'clock.
n. B. FORRRsT.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND WHITE
MEN

Of Tennessee are to-day debarred from
the privilege of exercising the freeman's
rigbs to voice in the choice of rulers,
Does any sane man believe that such a
state of things can lead to a satisfactory
result Let the merchant the manu-
facturer, the farmer, the laboring man of
every class and color before depositing a
vote to-day, ask himself whether it is wise
to continue it.
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GOVERNOR BRowNLow said in a speech
at New Market in 1854:
"FelIow-citizens, | heard all the partic-
ulars of your burning that negro the other
day, and think you served him exactly
right, and l came along this morning by
abe smoking remains of one of those breath
ing holes of hell, and / think you served
the owner right, too. WHENEVER YOU
GET TO BURNING NEGROES OR
DRAM SHOPS, COUNT NE ONE ;
Pill HELP YOU"
Let the colOred man read and digest
that before he votes for Brownlow, to-
day
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You cannot begin this day duties too
soon this morning. Go forth early, strive
steadily, and tonight, when the heat and
the labor is over, you can retire in the
confident hope of the most brilliant tri-
umph ever achieved in Tennessee, and
the complete overthrow of Brownlow-
ism
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

yTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the Both day Of July, A. ID. 1867, warrant
in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate oil
John Il. Hopper, Of District No. 10, in the county
OF Sumner and State of Tennessee, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition. that
the payment Of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt 20 him or
for lHs use, or the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden by law that a meeting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt 20 prove
their debts and 70 choose one or more assignees
of his estate, will be held at n Court Of Bank
ruptcy to be holden on the 9th day of Septem-
Der. A. d. 1867, at s o'clock P NJ at the Office Of
the Register in Bankruptcy, Nashville, Tenn.
No. S212 Church street, before Alexander )
Bradley, Esq, Register.
+. r. GLASCOCK,
augl 1t u S. Marshal Messenger
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A VENDI. EXPONAS TO
ID me directed, and delivered from the Hon
orable Supreme Court of Davidson county, Ten .
nessee, at its June return term, 1867, L will ex-
pose to public sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Courthouse door in the city Of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, the oath day of August.
1867, all the right title, claim, interest and
estate which A. CreeI then had, or may have
since acquired, in the following described real
estate, to-wit: A piece or parcel of land in
Davidson county, six shares, bounded north BY
Sarah Morris south by I. Gleaves and Sarah
a. Baker and w. q. Dodson, and west By W.
@. Dodson, IN all 10 acres being levied on rs
the property OF A. Creel TO satisfy judgment
in favor OF W. b. Young against A, Creel.
+. Il. PATTERSON, Sheriff.
By ". c. SHAW, Deputy Sheriff
~1
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Is there man in this city who would
begrudge one day to the service of his
country at the baIlot-box, in such an
emergency as this If there is, let his
name be known, as an example to be
avoided evermOre.
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TEE CnInnFn MAN

Is appealed to, to vote for those who set
him free. Neither Brownlow nor any Of
his ticket did anything to set him free.
Whenever they say so, they tell him
falsehood The negro would do well to
steer clear of these hypocrites.
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DIsmissnJ orR Magistrate.

CHARLESTON. July 31-Generai Sick
les has dismissed Magistrate Galley, of Co
lumbia, from Office for releasing on insult
fcient bail without due regard for gravity
of ofense committed on Radcliffe and
Bailey, two men charged with assaulting
and beating S. c. Thompson and w. }.
Armstrong. The military have arrested
have accused parties who were arraigned
before the military commander at Charles
ton
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICEl THAT ON
a the Both day of July, A. b. 1867 a warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
Louis Leman, Of Nashville, in the county Of
Davidson and State Of Tennessee, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition, that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging TO such bankrupt TO him or
for his use, aud the transfer Of any property BY
him, are forbidden BY law; that a meeting Of the
creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and TO choose one or more essignees OF his
estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to
be holden on the 9Th day Of September, A. ID.
1867 at II o'clock A. NJ at the Office Of the Regis
ter ia Bankruptcy, Nashville, Tennessee. No.
S2Iz Church street before Alexander 5. Bradley.
Esq. Register. Z X. 6LASCOCK,
augl Il U. ). Marshal, Messenger.
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HAVE you a vote ?

III Y n y Va ~ FVtN
Go early to the polls and deposit it for
Etheridge.
Have you an acquaintance who has a
vote
Go and urge him to deposit it for Eth
eridge.
If you have no vote, go out and spend
the dav at work to influence those who
have them to vote for your own free
dom
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Cholera Abntiny.

ST.. LOUIS, July 31.-The Surgeon at
Fort Harker reports that no cases of epi-
demic cholera has occurred there for some
days. The few cases last week were spora-
die, and due to carelessness or specially
unhealthy circumstances.
People are returning to Ellsworth and
there is nothing now to deter trade or
travel
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY
STATE OF TENNESSEE, DAVIDSON
COUNTY.
William shane vs.. John A. Miles-Attaehmen
Suit

William Shane vs.. John A. Miles-Attaehment
Suit.
TNTHIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING To THE
i Court, from the affidavit fled in this cause,
that John A. Miles is a NONRESIDENT of the
state of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess Of the law cannot be served upon him; It
i Therefore ordered BIZ the Court that publica-
ton be made in the Nashville Union and Dis
match. a Newspaper published in the city of
Nashville, for four successive weeks, command
u Cassetty. ESQ. Justice Of the Peace for said
comfy. at his Office on Deaderick street, IN the
city OF Nashville, on the second day Of Septem-
her 1867 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and defend the
fhe cause will be proceeded with ex parte.
7. D. CASSETTY, J. P.
for Davidson county, Tennessee.
s,-r- ,-ft
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PEACE.

We would urge it as the solemn duty
of every citizen to-day to observe the
peace. Let the voting be regularly and
quietly done The authorities will make
every effort to facilitate voters, and when
the ballot is deposited the voter should
Withdraw from the nolls
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ward him as one who in their darkest
hour dared defend their cause and as
every way worthy Of the highest honors
they can bestow
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CONSERVATIVE CHALLENGERs

To-day should scrutinize the faces of
voters There is no doubt that certif-
Gates are in the hands of hundreds who
are not entitled to vote Be courteous
but firm in demanding that every doubt
full man shall satisfy the Judges as to his
rasjdppca
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FRIENDs OF RELIGIOUs LHnERTY

Should remember that Radicalism 10 a
foe to individual independence in every
thing. 1t now proseribes men politically
If it acquires permanent power in this
nation, it will ere long assume to prescribe
what religion man shall profess The
power Of government is rapidly absorbing
personal rights, and there IS no limit to
the assumptions of licentious authority.
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Railroads.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The Commits
sioner of the General Land Office is taking
measures to obtain accurate information IN
regard to the railways of tie United States
completed, projected and begun, for publi-
cation in the next annual report, in COM
nection with details of the numerous land
grants made by Congress in the said rail-
road system.
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aEowNLoN,s nArREn on q

NEGRO
Has been constant for the last thirty
years, and he has never fairly and
squarely confessed that his feelings to-
wards them have undergone any change
Why then should they vote for their life
long enemy? Oolored men, think of that
before you vote to-day.
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COLORED MEN

Who have had certificates thrust into
their hands with instructions to vote,
should be told that the law is severe
against fraudulent voting, and that swear
inc to q lie Is a nenitentiary ofense.
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FwFRSOS FTHERTDgE.

Our noble standard bearer, has done a
glorious work for the people of Tennessee.
1t now remains for them to do the same
for him Vote for him, and see that all
your friends vote for him.
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COUNTERFEIT TICKETS.

The Press and Times pretends that
the Conservatives are counterfeiting the
Radical tickets The Conservatives de.
spise the genuine, and would have even
less use for the base counterfeit of base
originaI
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THE BROWNLOW PARTY

OF Tennessee, does not represent the
Northern Radical or Republican party.
In voting to sustain Brownlowism, let it
be remembered that you are not voting
for Republicanism.
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BALE PEYTON

The Conservative candidate for Congress
is high-tOned gentleman of the Golden
time and golden tbs an honor to vote
for such a man. Let him recei We the
full Conservative strength
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RIOT AND BLOODsHED

Are the natural fruits of Radicalism.
Peace, law and order, harmony and pros~
perity follow in the footsteps of Conser,
yatism Which will you take2
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CHANCERY SALE
FRAME STORE HOUSE
AND GEG.
A. S. Chad3ourne and other vs.. VIM. NJ.
REYNOLDS.

!. ;
Reynolds.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
4 Chaneery Court in this cause, 1 will sell at
the Courthouse at L o'clock on Saturday,
August 10, 1867.
One FRAME STORE HOUSE:
One D0UBLE-FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE;
And TWO SMALL COTTAGES;
Situated on Lots Nos. II, Is and H. on the
north side Of South Union street, between Ste
yensOn avenue and the Franklin turnpike.
TEkMS-Creaits of six and twelve months,
with interest. Notes required with personal
security and lien retained. Sale free from re =
demptiOn. MORTON B. HOWELL
augia0t Clerk and Master
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Cen. SehofieId.s Order. etc.

RICHMOND, VA, July 31.-Gen. Scho-
field has issued a general order regulating
the appointments to fill vacancies, reno
walls from office, etc, carrying out section
four of the late reconstruction act.
A large number of delegates to the CON
vention arrived this evening, and the
streets are alive with colored delegates, all
wearing blue ribbon badges. A large
crowd gathered around the Republican
headquarters, where have been four or FIVE
caucusses to-day to arrange matters for to-
morrow.
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SUSTAIN the constitution and laws to-
day by voting for Etheridge and the
entire Conservative ticket.
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GEN TRArERNTCHT

Our candidate for Floater, has made an
indeiatigable canvass, and deserves the
cordial support Of every Conservative.
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VoTE to-day against oppression and
wrong, by voting the Conservative ticket
throughout
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BROWNLOW OPPOSED

The emancipation of the slaves until
the last moment He wanted them as
slaves to work for him, and now he wants
them as slaves to vote for him.
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FREEDOM FOR ALL

Is one Of the definitions of Conservatism
In voting for that ticket the citizen votes
for that principle. None but Radicals
Oppose it.
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julysl DIV.
Pure Wine-HeaIIhy Summer
Drink.

John HESS. NO. 8 SOUTH MARKET
~ street, has for sale a genuine article Of Rhein
TO families cheap. During the warm, debilitat-
ing summer months, no more healthy beverage
can be used. Having been imported BY the
Proprietor direct while in Europe, it can be
relied upon as genuine. julyl2 3m.
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EVERY VOTE CASTFOR RROMNLoM

Is a vote to Cypress and degrade three
fourths of the white men of the State
VIII any class of people deliberately
perpetrate so foul a wrong
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP LATELY EXISTING
Il between Hyatt, Briggs & Ward was dis
solved BY mutual consent on the LIST inst /. L.
Hyatt having sold his interest. The business
will be continued as heretofore, under the firm
Of WARD & BRIGGS The books are with the
new firm, and they viii settle ali claims in favor
Of or against the old firm.
l. L. HYATT.
G. NJ. BRIGGS,
july3l DIV. ZEB WARD.
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Conservative Union Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIDGE,
OF WEAKLEY.
FOB SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHS. -. CANT RON,
of Shelby.
FOR CONGRESS.
lst District JAMES WHITE. Of Hawkins
"a JOHN WILLIAMS, Of Knox.
81 r.. G.. FLEMING Of Warren.
Alb ED. COOPER. Of Bedford.
5th BAILIE PEYTON, of Sumner
9th ID. B. THOMAS. Of Humphreys.
eth W. r. CALDWELL, Of Weakly.
9Th j. w. LEFTWICH, Of Shelby.
FOR STATE SENATE:
LUCIEN ITEM PIE.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
L. ID. WALK EES,
WILLIAM DRIVER.
FOR FLeATER.
THEO. TRAUERNICHT.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
JoHs C. GAUr. Of Davidson, Chairman.
JOHN BAXTER, Of Knox.
WIN. b. CAMPBELL. Of Wilson.
Dorsey b. THOMAS, Of Humphrey
JANIS JoNEs, Of Greene.
A. A. STEELE, Of Marshall.
CHAs. s. CAMERON, Of Shelby.
Executive Committee for Middle Ten
ncSSee.
JoHN LELLYETT, JOHN S. BREN,
THEO TRAUERNICHT. W. MATT BRowN.
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CHANCERY SHE
FOR
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30.

Charles L. Hillman and others vs. F. K
Cheatham and other.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
II Chancery Court at Nashville ia this cause, /
will cell on the premises at Z O'Clock on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1857,
tract of land containing about 50 acres. near
the terminus Of the North Nashville street rail-
road lying near to and adjoining the landz Of the
late Dr. b. T. Meefav0ck, and including lae resi-
denee Of the late John Z. Erwin For particu-
lar description, see deeds in the Registers on es
in Book N. pages 6S3 aud 634 and Book v
pages 496 and 4sI. From the lands described In
said deeds have been taksn six acres surround
ing the " ST. Cecilia Academy. sne-third of An
acre around the grave Of John c. Beck ana
one acre which was sold to - Manfred out of
the northwest corner OF the tract there having
been originally hitT-tWO acres. Tho land viii
be divided to suit purchasers.
IERhs-CTedits Of six, twelve, eighteen and
tWentyfour months, with interest from az ~
sele. Notes required with approved secqrifv
and lien retained. Sale free from redernry
ton. MORTON II HOWET
NZf % Clerk and Master.
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Conservative Union Ticket.

Largest Circulation in city and state
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SIXTH DAY.

FIRST RACE SALOON STAKE"
Mile heats, three best in five, free for all ages.
purse $500, entrance s35. second horse 10 get ths
entrance money.
second Race Consolation stake"
Mile heats for beaten horses that run az this
meeting; entrance $50, purse $500, the Pool
Seller 70 add 500; horses 10 be handicapped By
a committee app Ointed by the Presil lent.
A. ID. GIBSON.
jy25 I'm Acting Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-12-18
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
oPFIcH CHIRF QuARrERMAsTRR,
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA.

oPPIcH CHEF QuARrERMAsTKR,)
DEPARTMENT OF DAKorA,
. prob5sa saT Fbs Nicely fascye SGSt St III. 81 Sse until
@fS Si dgus ysss sS
Sn SS HPT FHS S1
now or may be In Inc State o. Minnesota aud
sna c6ef n9'
IL 'bl
The weight 70 be transported on this Route No.
bidders will state The Tats per one hundred 200!
pounds per one hundred 900 miles for each month Of
iy ~ year beginning April l. i0 and ending March S
Bidders should give thelr, names in full, as well as
their places Of residence, and each proposal should bc
accompanied by bond In the sum o. ten thousand dol
I n SS Sn aSSds % he
mentioned IN the proposal g the party prGpcslns hs
sufficient security furnished BY said party in accord
ance with the terms of this advertisement,
the
Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty and sslyency Of
each bidder and person offered as security will be re-
Proposals must be endorsed a. Proposals for Army
tertaned unless they fully comply with the require
ments Of this advertisement.
pared execute The contract at once and TO give the
required bonds for the faithful performance Of tho con-
The right to reject any and all bid, that be offered
l,t day y April, isSs and win Ss required q have
q sp1, S ss AZ Isaa Sf hs s s
AZ Saint PAUL ainn., Fort stevenson, Dakota Terri.
tory at such other point as may be indicated as the
BnaE fSr%s, showing the conditions Of the contract
% G Pc or s the YC
Port Smelling and e SPJ b Of the
Lieut. Col, Deputy 9; M. Gen,
nol6-St Chief q. NJ, Department OF Dakota.