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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

4 PAPER TOR BEEonER-The New York
corresp ndent Of the Syracuse Journal says
there has been considerable talk Of starting
a new religious p.per in the metropolis.
nnder the editorial management of Mr..
Beecher. The scheTe is, 10 create jour
M! which shall represent the highest rel-
gious ard intellectual culture IF the age, q
journal which oil denominations Of CHRIS,
,isns could heartily support The moment
he says he is rondy, the capital, to the
amount OF $350,O00. will be forthcoming.
and as much more rs may be necessary.
Il is not probsbls. hoxever, that it will be
started at present.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

Mas. PAhTINGroN, reading an account OF
raiiroan acciueri, was much surprised 10
learn that the engine bad been driven oil
the track bv one II the switches "Sh,
shouldn't have tho't." she said. That the
or. at iron engine would mind such little
thirg as = switch" Eyes. but you must
r, member. mamma" said Ike gravely, 1.-THE
locomotive has n tender behind"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

TINS breath had hardly left the body o
the late Attorney General Bissell before tn,
Jicobins, hike hungry pack Of wolves, be
gar quarreIlIng over the question who shal
Ii ! the vacancy caused by his death. Be
lore the body is inferred flaming editorial
are published placing candidates in the field
and .o urgent are they. that their favotite,
should be announced first, that they senc
it by telegraph as specials to the Chicsg'
papers, and then 10 the press through the
news agents in all directions. A just re-
gard for the dccencies Of life, should mp.
them to at least wait until the funeral TAX e,
place before they wrargle about who shoulc
DC his successor Er
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

We learn from the Utica Herald tina
pums and cherri, S arc n failure. while ap-
pies promise well. The orn viii be prOln>
Use its maturity will depend on a favorable
tail. LAY, wheat. oats, etc, have brought
very hsn prices this spring Grass prom.
ises great yield, and wheat looks we'll
The same paper .ums up reports from
States, South and West, and finds in all
sections the promises Of abundance. in spite
Of the cold winter, the late spring and the
unusual rains.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
I: Es d ~ .;ysI.s s

% l-r ALL SUFFERERS u
From, Pulmonary TiN~0ees. E~rronc DeSisfy
Jrsnnf~ U,.1,sn.sss- az ta,o4fr BiSorders II
amy nrt"re. and att 'rfsos- I'fat t"rces
are IslrrSset!, reItcsy,"y necessary"
NERVOUS Toxic &&D .GT:GOrATON,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
GILMAN. son 4 CO.,
BANKERS.

BANKERS,
~ Exchange Place, New Work.
Esuecial attention dev0ssd % wessssn businsfe.
- Spccuiatise a accounts declined.
WHs1RRa RxvRnsHcEe:
Fifth National Bank, Chicago. III.
City National Rank. s'
Mefchoate' National Dank, 0aleua, IN.
Merchsots' NasiOae1 Bank, Davenport. Iowa.
Nstl1oa1 state Dank. u Dve Moines. Iowa.
Ssaie Nasl0nsl Dsnh. keOkuk, Iowa.
state 0ask 81 lows ard Bsanchee.
State Savings AROcintion, ~. L,uie, Mo.
-. Louis lSudng end Saving Association. 81. Louil
Fisss National Bauh Of Lafayette. New Albany aa<
js0ssp0uvillo. Indiana.
Peoples Bank 0s Keasncky, Louisville. Ky.
1sschants' Bank Of bsuisvins. % octaOdiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

MADAME zADoc poaTER'S
Ra1IvE COUGH BA L s A NJ,
Price. %, 30, & IS Cent? Fsr Bottle.
The Bee, Cheapest and mos efFeesual RENE y for
Coughs Colds &c the World n = e~e- produced
Paresv Veg table contains no WIN RAILS.
o. other DELETERIOU DRUGS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

the person wh,m All afflicted rsuu.d cousuN M ~
heard Of Of his DOT being cured eiuce -
has been In thir city srspntaiios has voucher, n
all the city papers, HE paente and the mes caI pro
Meeion both heee md abroad. = being ~ uet Iii
led specialists here and thorough master 81 All ce
cal l1aeasee II al Oshers tail, don't despsr I'M
him call. u 10 only common occurrence with Mn
70 cure eueA caees. HIS rooms are separate for ie
sad gentlemen, and the upsi comp ets In the CIV.
YoUxo NEE. Take Particular N0sics.-Ductce Me-
elow devoeee 0sch ~ his tims to The trsatmae0 a
tAee oaeee caused BY secsse habe which ruise mn
BODY aa6 mind. uB04ft H. uueustunato tnd vjAual
Tor other bus'nees 0fsocsy. TIE sad efs Of sieeo
early habits. The rp yes0, 70 70 weak
en- the debiiitate the constitution destroy the phvs
cal and mental powers. diminish and enfeebie the
natural feelings, an e1hauet the Vital energies az
manhood the pleasures 0f life marred. the Object
Of msrriag frustrated and existence itself rendsss
term Of nncsasing misery andrsgret Such pereone
especially those contemplating MARRIAGE shonid iose
no time In making immediate application a. D. n !.
by his new treatment 10 enabls1 - insurs epeedv
and perm anent cure.
Consultations free and eonAdcntial. ONles. No. ~
South Clark etfeet, or Monroe half book from
the Pos { Once Post Zee Bog 15A, CHICAGO. III :
Once houn fton A. u. to 8 r. n.
Send Tor HE" suide to Heath" paAliSAsd noasA-
EB:led'ss go sae . lsse.ptivs asi.la, q
hDoWA goDeeso10o11s116Nseo 9n6oH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

8RAHAM'S HAIR REVIEWER !
A Valuable Contribution %
MEDICAL SCIENCE I
ALI VALUABLE science. .,a ,,....:.-.
800. "er periods OF infancy, growth And M.
'ur.sy. whsch y often sakes aye. 20 persrrt
r,si I'm eAissed rum the dsiuse wishsst mate
produced the Steamboat Tcieryaphs r,.,ad I s..
80 'mmcmorisl, iDoue the 6n.ck- Ronsps .rS
ubs. cp,i, ,Ss 10 me shape 81 simple speaking
:. .''eo frc'neshens, gave them wings ofilch,n.ns
u IL 10 with Graham's Hair RspewrP.
This. that and the other hoiv.- "Res,o.er !" IA,
,a a S S.lhsr Lu-iral, "Anhrosa" sc have .t,ry
80 naru ior years 10 supply real want "a re,reds
aver, common disease, namely,
- premature Loss OF lRnir.
'o,H wants supplied At ia-, in the discovery of
GRAhAM'S HAIR REVIEWER.
Hotning IKE II for restoring lost hair nr,srryin,
M, na'r or V su,ifyinr fine head OF hair. has
ocen discovered u - TO this hour
~ contains no poisonous In sresiiep-= no Lac On,
SADLY ''irre the hair -
0RAnAM'S hair REVIEWER
tmNo,se the health u the scalp frees the poro,
rom .b-tructions. nouri.hee the roots OF the tlsr
mus Promotes their growth and the s.cregon o.
-. - 'nss'" t"NinVe~ ana destroys danirn0 and
s m natural g''e- ~ the Hair by improving the
-" ano Per- piratosy giands. In word II 10 the
ME- Plus ULTRA
preparation. for the Ha'r. and bound 70 @upossde
~ o'h'rs' oy virtue q e .nrva,ed superiority.
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
70, changing the Hair inr,sn,ly from any color 70
B L A OK,
~ o0Sfeg
" hair or skin Prepared only by
GR u 4 " ID RGTHERa.
No. O5 SyashlngsOn ~.
wsuksgan, III
For sale 10 Chicago, Milwaukee, q. L,ui-, Cincin
nau Cleveland. Detroit, and all Druggietr wholesale
Sa hetaii augi3-dAw,y
:. For sale In Davenport by Stevenson 4 carnahnp
Harrison stafks, 3 =. Baord. and Druggists gen
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THE EVENING STAR
Ehick.n IhaIera

eOrrespcn dent OF LAKE county, Mssisir
IN he monthly report % IN Dep1r-mer pi
Agric al are, says { o.
In he Nav and June report 1857,
rage 9it, an lnquiTV aNoUl chicken a. on
The disease has been here To- me ir sh0'sya"
month. A have used "Bart0n's - tvs
fCT TIE hog cholera t1r0stuDE Preventive
tE0 IEsi d acF rss harm. 90 salt). Gad
enc with eOrn-meaI tFo ORTIZ kiA this ned
VII prevent tue ''cbIcF .sut "hog cholera
tpiTits O: turp- !. t-s Is r er cholera tn.
AHd no doubt WJgid - sUre u taken IN tine,
I've preysnuves. Etvs a preventive These
soEa mend tue turp- ~ n dnrgti0r. I r.
t~o 10 w. drops -ofiae "a guanli les OF from
Another CORE o the chi gen
Two yeas nv spoudeEt =ays For tns last
shaIFEA. even chtrRsnS have ba-u diving 81
vIy Whs Tue turkeys have uiet the same
and iOck II noticed The hens bsgIn 20 droop
ss-spoc- sPepiy, i gave thsm tETee OF 4oBf
rspeat as fui % strong siun-ws.er, aud
sCrn IA next CAV. I also MA me feel (say
-, SOsy fOE two CT thres Z avs AFTER vacds.
<ss week Sine I have prdcti-ed ths
Atove have no. lost anv-
COrrsspcndert from Spring NaiIPy. lCwS,
s-nds the toiIcwiDg remedy for chicken c1ol-
era TAKE say tuo eggs. O. tablespoonful OF
psIveriz.d alum and sufhcent guRR'Ity OF
geur 10 make tbiE paste sud force ths chick
en or turkey TO swallow POI on Of tae Taix-
tsre and mere are two cnan. 10 one tht,s /.
vii recover. I have usso this remedy for
Two years with good suscsss. I have Alec
more o. less alum IN their iced, once a day
rhsB fns disease prevails. Fowls should
never have access 70 Stop or swiil-tucs, o. aay
efbsr inC- % SOU slrS.
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pROPosALs FOR LETTER BALANCES


WASHINGTON. ID. G., October 81. lsE
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until the l Sra DAy OF pEcEHBEk sgNr II
II clock noon. for furnishing Letter Balance.
the use OF the Post Osces in the United ~tss.s
Tour Years. from and after the 5lst day at De
eemper next, Of the following description, q anne
let. Balances capable of weighing eight ounces.
sSoirdupois weight. 90 be- graded down 70 quartz
ounces Of these II H. supposed that so 70 lss
viii be required for each year.
I'd. Balances capable Of weighing tvo tounds .
ayoirdupois weight. TO be GRADED down 10 raj
OUNCE vi these IL L. supposed SC to zoe will b. re-
CURED for each year.
Perfect correctness and strength and dursbili-
" viii be required ia the Balances - he fur
Samples Of each description Of Balances must
accom- pany each bid: and the bidder " no may Oh
Tam the contract will be required TO furnish Bal
ahcee ordered oil quality in all respects equal -
Each Balance must be well and securely pack 81
In box for trans p0rtatiop and delivered free 81 al
expenses TO the Department at Washington. d q +,
where the same viii lie accepted. IL found e. be
perfect and equal 20 the samples.
Each bidder must furnish With his proposa
his bid,
Two SUFFICIENT sureties will be required 10 a con-
tract.
A failure 10 furnish the BAL ances as contracted
Tor promptly, the furnishing OF an ipferOr anal
lty, Will be considered a sufficient cause for Tor
fixture of the contract
Proposals must be endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Letter Balances and directed 10
the first Assistant Postmaster General. W sshing-
ton, ID. q. ALEX W RANpAIL
no I-law6w Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

- Il Ne NIllImantic ICt) Tenluerance 90
ciety are trying moral sussion. aud have an
pointed a committee 10 VISIT and labor with an
intemperaie- and 10 visit HqnCr sellers and
urge then net 70 sell 70 those OF intemperate
haois- The committee is made up Of men ana
women.
- One hundred and nfty-two smixrants
rved a. Charleston, :. G., on "Wednesday nv
the Bremen bark Gauss, under the care Of ths
state Emigration board They met with a
m welcome, and that Is q good sign for the
state ana me South generally.
1Over one million ofdolIars were appro
Priated for improvements by the Boston board
OF Aldermen on Monday last
- The Methodist Episcopal Church has
nine oisnops Two OF these, Bahsr and Nor
re, are disabled. one by Illness ana the othsr
axe- IL Il proposed 20 elect thrse ad ition al
nsnops ~ the next general Confsrence
- The many friends OF the late G.nsr.
AeaSner viii De giac TO learn that his widow
Is worth some $4,000, the results ofiucry Ia !.
tefescs in Montana iu
- Swedish enigrants are nocr,n, :,
Tennessee 70
- A yoang woman in Michigan kirIea ha-
self play ing base ball.
- IL "a said thar the Au.tralisn
waste one hall OF The gold metal In extracf;ne
- A colored advocate recently appesrsa =,
aeCoHrt Of Queens Bench and argued q cas-.
Win much ability.
lady in Newport, while yavninx one
~ last week, opened her mouth so vide ths1
% shutn oP.ysiSiaIs
~ The Flower girls OF 81. Lonts az. al,
10 Dc greai lazy men. saio
here Is n great quantity of RAJ .
ne MARIE IN New Orleans. and p-,reS a.
""e5 man 'ney were last year.
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vor6 for N, Carrant.

Ia s very strange ma: 50 little attention
Isio 20 us uOsi acceptable fruit Il ia
'ssIly - lEsG. seC brings good prIce in nla--
tsf- TIE snpPiy aiTEFs beng shO=- @. The
asnhEG- We shall have sJInatnipE 20 ssy
about varieties am propagation for nose VINO
vfkh &c make new plantations. A. prsssu-
We give tue experience OF the au lOr OF
Walk asG Take. for the b-nsf1. OF those
Who have olc ana reproductive bushes I'VE
have had q splendid crop OF curTants tais
year There was quite QUantiy o. old
oushss on the farm when re came nere hlt
tne worms had stripped OF every leaf and
my We're n = fcrlorn condition. We tc' OUT
. NUN Der OF new ones. and IN the meantime
undertook % reDoyaie the old ones by prua-
sDg ana manuring Theoid bushes nave p-o-
ouerG this year sc times IS many eurranis as
the rev ones ant are good for wears 70 come
CnrraD,s bring SIX dollars 3 boshel IN The city
And n would seem ihss a. SUCH PRICES the crop
would be profitable one II you have old
bushes of good varieties. dig about them and
dang them Cut ont ali the Suckers excspt
one or TWO thar NAV D. needed 20 take the place
Of the old, decayed branches Keep sharp
lookout for the worms soon after the leaves
are formed lou Will find the eggs on the
III der side OF the lower leaves, and they can
- crushed between the thumb and finger in a
moment And then, especially, look out for
bs second brood, after the fruit Is gathered.
and serve them IN me same way. IL is here
where so msny fail. Destroy this second
brood, and You will have comparatively few
20 Kill next spring. If any escape dust the
bushes with Vkite heIlebore powders. but don't
SUrfe' TO destroy the eggs."-Aaerican Agricul-
hsylsf.
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AYEkS AGILE CIRE

p, ftrer ard 4sue Ipf.7nstf!sHt Fsrer CaiI Esre-
tscys pr e. nnT ian,sd All a. 1E.r.tos, 2
r.'Sa a 50 reD. HiGIaYi0ES, marsh. yg,aUsatic
pc4soHS
A. az Eanle Implies. II does Care aud does not
rt. tCurarnlrg ith6T Arsenic QuIBiEe, Bic
NUN, Zinc. any Other min raj CT poisonous
sEis'apCe WhStsver, II IN nONiss ipInres any pa
l"aT- Jre Number and importance 81 its cures 10
iAt sFue districts ars literally beyond account nd
re Dell We without a parallel ia the history Of
Ague iaeOicIBe. Our pride il gratI1ea by the &C
sECSieo gene nts We receive Of the radical cures sf
iect"d IN cases and where VtheT TsIDedles
bad wholly failed.
nacch uated persons, either re-ideIt IT, or
frBNsiling through missmstic localities viii be
protected BY taking tae AGU r CURE daily
q. Eor LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
pidity Of the Liver. il il an excellent remedy,
-tluIU lstiug the Liver INTO healthy activity.
foT Bilious Disorders and Liver COuplaint it
ts an excellent remedy. producing many Truly re-
marx cures. where other medicines had failed.
Prepared ny DR.. }. e.. AVER co, Practical
and Anslyti Chemists, Lowell, Mass, aud sold
all round the world.
PrICc Il Ger bottle. n. GILMAN,
e2-d&peJsm Aren't, Washington,
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KNOW THY DESTINY

HADAME II. r. THORNTON, the great EneIish
Astroiesist Clsiryoy ant and Psyche no
has astOnished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Z.
d sdame Thornton Possesses such wonderful powers
OF second sight as TO enable her 10 impart
81 the greatest Importance to the single married
o. either seq. While in state Of trance, she de-
nneatee the very features of the person you TO
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument of intense
power, known az the Psyohomotrope, guarantee to
produce life like picture of the future husband or
wife Of the applicant, together with date of mar
mage position in life leading traits of character,
mails can ASSERT. She will send when desired, o
certified certificate, written guarantee, that the
ssnsl lock Of hair and statine place OF birth age
disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you viii receive the picture and ed
by return mail. Ali communications sacredly con-
ndentisl Address, in confidence, MADAME 3. y,
THORNTON, p. o. Box 223, Hudson, n. Z.
N lDAWeo1v
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PROPOSALS.
DBoPOsALs FOR FREsH BEEF.
oFrIok Po.r couxfssAEs,

NoBIE. Ala. November n. ls.1.s
Nesitc Frurgssls In duplicate, Nth a cory 81 fr's
ssNertscmeht attached % each, viii b. rasei Fal =.
the ofhce II the Post Con missarv ~ hohiip Ala
bses, until n D clock I. on Tuu RSDAY fhs 80.
States subsistence department sith Fresh Breffor
the troops az pet II Mobile. Altbanaa Tor sx t.I
nohths eesinDing snusIy 4, u :, attending , or.
S u rsuch lees gEe A. the CUumissary Genera
OF subelstencS may dfrp-t.
SAID beef shell be % q rood ant mar ketable srai
ty, in eqGal quantities Of fore and hina-eusrtsr
meat, neeks. shanks. and Kidney tAlow T. - 90
Clnde,i,l iD such Su8LfltiCs rnay from iilaa l.
time Be- r. uiTed. and Oh such days ~ sla, D. D.
siRnated Nv the conn anding pfhCer The ut-k.
Of the cHtfia % ~ CIT a a the fourth varfai-.
Joint, and the breast trimmed dcxn, the shauks =
the fore quarters O. be cut OF from IN - ZOE
inches afoye the knee point. and of had agarfrr.
from si1 20 eight iAches above the gambrel OF .l
r0int.
Psy ments 20 10 made monthly Tor the quantity
ACCEPTED, and in the fur a. furnished - ~ t-srH
State FOR pablo Disbursement but IN tie .s.. .
Of che Cmniissary no receives the laaF 81 F.
without funds ~ rsy for ir. then payment q, q
made a. soon after funds may be reserves r
that pHrIoss.
BIDDERS AZ invited q bs present a the f-l.,r.
q Proposals., pr, pared % slse 5"a4s anu oo.a.
the ccDtrart D. fore leaving the fhls
fropoeais should b. atdrcssrd % the ~
signed, and risinly eudcrsed . Proposals Tor o. .l
CONTRACTS N p GUFFUN
First Lieutenart 18TH Infantry, 4. q. :, P,-, ..
holil-. Alabama. no - CAB
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DKoPOsALs FOR WOOD.
pEror QrGKrFRrksrvR's ozr,cr.

bEFCT QTkETFRF ksrEE's pEFICr, \
WAsfi VI rUS II. -. November II. lsT
Sealed Proposals. from responsible PARTIES viii
l'e received At this Office uBtil u on >ATUR
DAY D.cembsx tn, for the sell very II oo) three
Sho0san0 cords 81 VEL sc tson' J. Sound. and mer-
ehaDtable HARD WOOD, four feet loLg, 4ad split
20 he ordinary size Of cerd wood.
The contractor 20 keep the wood on hand a.
convenient point, and deliver ton orders from
this on Ce-at any mace in the clty N such auaD
titles as may from tine - time be required.
An hrpect0r viii be des atsd on the part q the
Government TO examine and messp IRE the v -Qi A.
deliver ed, and such does not colfc 10 the -Ie
cftic cations above will be rejected.
The names OF two responsible persons signed. in
their own hand TO q statement thar they will De
come securities IN the contract A. awarded to
the bidder. must accompany each proposal
BONDS IN the sum Of ten Thousand Do lsrs. gBed
~ himself and both bis slretes, viii be required Il
the successful bidder.
Payments for wood received will Re made
menthly. fin funds or ssop Thereafter As funds
are furnished for the purpose.
ness To commence delivery on the 18th December
next.
All bid, will be submitted 70 the Quartermaster
General for instr notions before awarding contra
Bidders will address propose 70 the undersignei
endorsed Proposals for Wood ~ and are invited %
be present At the opening OF bids.
By order Of the Quarterma.ter General.
J. &. MoEERRAN.
Deputy Qusrt"rmasteT General.
nolS-lut Bvt. Brig. Gen. O = Army
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
" UNITED STITES PATENT OEEIC

WASHINGTON, November u. 1871.
On the petition of SA MI FL g. LEWIS. of Kelly
vile, Psnnsylyania- praying for the extension Of
patent GRANTED to him the 14th day Of February,
lSl. and ressued the 22d day of October, IS57 for
an improvement in VI aking Thick Paper, for seven
years from the expiration of said patent, which
takes place on the ]ith day Of February, 1877:
Ii il ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office MONDAY. the 9th day of
January next, at Il O'Clock NJ; and all persons
are notified to appear and show cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not 10 he granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections. specially
set forth ia writing, at least rsay days before the
day of hearing all testimony filed by either party
10 lie used at the said hearing must he taken and
transmitted in aecordance with the rules Of the Of
hce, which Will be- furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
timony mu-t he led in the Office freAfy days before
the day of nearing; the arguments, if any within
ten days after filing the e. stimony
Ordered also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and in the Intelligencer, Washing
ton ID. c.. and in the Telegraph, Philadelphia. Pa
once week for three successive weeks; the first
of said publications TO be at least sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of hearing.
7. G. THEAKER,
no l3W3w COmmis sioner of Patents.
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OFFICE CHIKF ouARTFRMAsrER,

X, j
si SAINT p! Paul: MINI, November Is, 1851
unit IL clock NJ. on the Goth day of January. IS;s
for the transportation of Military Supplies during
March a. 1863 on Route no from SAINT sam eP pans
Mimi or Saint Cloud, Mimi, by the shortest road
lished in the State of Minnesota and in that nor
ton OF Dakota Territory lying east of the Missouri
or other Designated point on the Missouri river
ee sS, 70 present Posts, or such may be
established east or north Of that river in Dakota
The weight to be Transported on this Route No.
snail not exceed ten million pounds lO, 90 900
Bidders viii state the rate per one hundred f,oa,
pounds per one hundred (lo0l miles for each mont
OF the year r.. beginning April l. loss, and ending
Bieders should give their names n full. az we'll
as their places OF residence, and each proposal
should be accompanied by a bond in the sum Of ten
is arded fer the route mentioned in the proposal
to the party proposing. the contract will he ac
cepted and entered into and good and uiicient
SECURITY furnished By said party in accordance
The contractor viii be required to give bonds
in the ,o sum of one hundred Thousand dollars
ssti.fsctory evidence of the loyalty and solvencv
Of each bidder and person offered Is security viii
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
ns on ssSt HS y Be
Quirements Of this advertisement. -,
The party to whom an svard is made must be
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
apce Of the contract ~ D. -
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered Is reserved. =
The contractor must be In readiness for service
BY the Let day OF April, lSss and will be required
may be communicated with promptly aud readily
Tor Route No, 4, at Saint Paul, AinnesotA, Fort
point a: may be indicated the starting point Of
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the con-
tract to be entered into be had on application
at this Office, or at the office Of the Quartermaster
worth, Omaha, and Fort Smelling, aad must &C.
company and be part OF the proposals.
s. g. H0LABIRD, sal
1t. Col. Deputy Q. M Gen,
Byt. Brig. Gen., y. 3. 4. Chief @. NJ, n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

TEE ZooLosICAL GARDENS which are n-o
yeeteo for the Central Park in New York will
when completed, embrace the largest ZooIoei-
sal correction IN the world. The array of ami.
mails AZ present on eIhI oition, which form me
n1cieus of the grand project, is either confined
70 me arsenal or scattered through the grounds
The plot selected for the gardens Is situated
on Eifhin avenue. and - bounded by Ninth
avenue, SEVENTY and Eighty sr..
streets Animals from every quarter OF The
globe Will be domiciled in the building The
temperature OF the air will be graduated 70
me natural climate whence thew come. whether
rom the rigid or the torrid zones and native
Keepers, acquainted with their disposition and
wants, will be selected for them.