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PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA-
/ IIOS-sE.IED PROPOSALS. vii be- received % hi, until
IL m 1UGSDAl tdr 81 s % January, o3 f te w usggA
Atrl lo6, aad
ending MafcA BIZ 1872 ROT 81. No from tegtlre aEoa or such
other piats BE- dr-l ulou furs Che Jc, on ON
brAIcS tie Union Facac Railroad oCtcsur % such posts Or
be- established Boz Tie Territory ~ o in
degrees rr bskoia rr.i 81 Joe uIe
DO tie Tu o lip ~ hrsndc 10 degrees AM
iu tie eron Of Utah and oofaco poA Of atads (" egesi ~
cudug. n Necessary, belyer CT
Tie vet To- he transported d.d tie year route No J. will Dot
exceed taenf-.3fe million 23 0fn na) polE.s
Bers g the loo pounds per 10 miles ~ vheh 1
viii tuSor. e stores each month OF te year Deg -uS Apn llb
OIL ending ~. 1872.
B bouu give cir usmes 10 fu well iher pisces Of rest
deucs zach proposal slpu1 Del panied d. 'll boz s u1 u
thorssud DO lars signed n responsible persons
lcgas ,IscuiCd and pol aac anierng ha1 IN ease CON
saNiniei fOr Tie route citf m c psA 90 The pAU
pnf1snz contract s De- accepted I'D cn-l il AID so ll
,aea ,sar lsled b. sai party DOB 4eeorl &c ''h a' terms u
a,L bidder nu., present opening ofbs proposal, peoH
hc reTTfscItld d. lis arofurr. ...-.
Of each hiisr ara
r.Ysoa &c I'd A. security vi IT. pol hurried
Proposals ls ndor-ed Irorat fr ANN Tr.ulor',a
10 sli u r l-,la iLcf il cIfg Wa
requirements o. lie adtsriiseiutut
The pasty HLou the lFar b made ur'i e rfft rfe ~
contract ana - s'e 10 Repaired hoal' f e iliai -
o. she coatfact
he b. re-dless f T tic iti Af ~ AP
la3 VII be required o. have pace or hu4 q. a' ~ .
vita Irp ply tl UAlft ~ ".i' no .
Cheyenne paios or % such other io' mAa} 10 i''' - va
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Eau b. hal ON application tis Office ~ e of oe Qnr,t
Louis For Lcat~neoh santa IT, anu foi'
srelny end must fcroupliy e. be- rat % ne pfo,e'i
IL arler G tLc General ~ y lsi..t
Bt Big Gen, Chief Qnaferaastef Iiin eli It ll''e.
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GRISTOL LINE

bristol LINE
BOSTON AND PROVIDEECE.
VIA bristol, r.. l.,
FROM FER N. NORTH RIVER
II. m'gr!tcsn steamers BRISTOL Capt Bs,soa, and fEoy
IENtE. Capt Simmons at p. dGlr
only hour and thirty minutes by rsi rom Bristol 10 Bor Ar
irving Boston ample Wil Holef al sasieIs
Ties. steamers AZ, ia. largest, ssucNei md
r ce mon le An erru waters In he uher sud tzs thr a.
uyat Tickets sold AID state Rooms AZ the olcs Pef No
~ North River. near foot OF Cana. st. also - .
E,prcss Co. No. paTsplace Nos as 9J brodv Harlem
road Depot TWept Ithst sui fouThve Hudson River Rail
iueton a.. Br.oklyR
By purc1aF ,uy Of oHee. b'gg, checked
;Ioln res1e-ce 10 destination ii. o. BRIGGS. Gen Manager
GkO ". TIERS, Agert
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING
FIELD Gc FIRE. One Dollar Steamers care recksp New
Haven At 3:l5 aad u connecting with tie Bdroad
(NIANGE OF HOUR.-The New Haven Trans
- ror1.1n Co.'S Ssmcr. win leave Pier W. q Lat River daily
sad a MONDAY Sow at - instead Od asAeeoors S4ur
dag n'-ht a 70 ococz As usual
CONTINENTAL LINE of STEAMERS.
BOSTON.
TrerAt tsts Providence RosIos WoRcEs
7ta IAvRsxcE sASouEtE CONCORD, TAcsroS,
FICHuUns, and
ALL PARTS or NEW-ENGLAND.
e,rce sud Worcester Railroads
Goe forwarded vA great dspss sad esre'aly handed
RATES ARE ALWAYS LOW
I.tyir- % North River TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS SATURDAYS Leave Providence (ot Of Beretti -
r. ca TUESDAYS THURSDAYS SATURDAYS Torrther par.
tcuisrs rates 4e sIpy OEcs PIER No 80 North RIVER
L. PHILLIPS, Agent orto
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STEAMBOATS, mo i2aiIroa6s.
NEW-YORK and EW-HAVEN RAILROAD
iGSz SIMMER ARRANGEMENT 1901
COMHkhClNU JUNE s. l53L
Passenger States IN kevYot Twer Fourth
Entraue, O TWertyseveutl

igSz SIMMER ARRANGEMENT 1851
COMHkSclNu JUNE D. l5oL
Passenger States EevYort Tvsrty,,,tt FOURTH
ave hntrare, on f"ertr-ss'enta' -
TRAINS LEAVE gEwrORE;
Or 20. tkrl g. s. 80 sul LOO (RID p N.
fo A'"e slsiofd FARRELL Southport sad WePoH 100 lLp
Iot ko'sst, 10 10 Cgrl 500 lilo m is Er 400 (BLh
as, 80. Ok so. etr tKr.1 r.
io sEG; KS s6 ~ 40 III ~ s az, AS 40,
U1.l az, 40 C.I). 40. 10. 20. aoJ (ErL ?. 80
Io Glesn,ca std intermediate 'ssioas. 100 800 lilo 40
CONNECTING TRAINS
TOY Eoston We fprngfei 800 fErl 400 en- soopA
lof Boston va SHORE Lue. l2lj Ok 40 P N.
fSI Hartford aud Springfield 400 (AE lAS 800 9TH 40
F9r Coarec;cs' River Railroad 800 OH '5p. Noa
or EsdioS Foyls5e sla F,bt Railroad zoo Br) "a '
E-vH,,,a EtrIondou stonngtos Rsrs,I Al s0o
Ior Cfusl Ps,ro,i l1lSp m to Northampton
Tor liossstou.e Railroad 300 ~, ~ p
Iof Uslia.y sad Fs.vsis Rsiro,d : 0o 9oos n LppA
Connodoa. Sleeping Cara attached to 500 ~ tim ovr g.,
GOUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I-(WIN-
Leave james s'r ! H. l. Railroad, to J,macl for
ISsve FrsnEr9s Broosrn AZ COS m Vi, Brootlyu Central
Rsirpsd, a. Jamaica. or Babylon nnd al way-statofs
Leave JamtsTslp v y. at , H. via L. kiirosd to Jsnnoa
fOf Babylon aud al Waystsons
Leave Tr,nluave. Erook rs m via Brooklyn Central
Railroad, To- Jamaica, io Bsb lon and al aal stations
Lave Babylon % 1853 for Jamaica and s Nay'aton connec'
lug with train ~ L. Railroad. arriving 80 Jan csip 81 10 s. r.
leave Babtio. AZ 7:l Tor Jamaica a all ya'ais connect
ug Oh train II Brooklyn Central Railroad, arriving a. Franklin
Leave babylon i2top n. fr Jlm,ca srd All r,ron'
nrcng with sn Of L. Railroad a. Jlnesssp a. r. o.
Lave Babylon i2il for Jamaica aud al stations
Meeting vita tan o rrook,a Central Railroad, arn,g a. trtn
q Minutes h. WHITE Superintendent
To- EJECT Nov e. 1851
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PRAIRIE NURSERY

Sherih-s Sale.
6on sf S County County, S..
In the District Court for Doniphan County,
State Of Kansas.
Koch, Chew & Co., / Plaintiffs.
Chloe NJ Tenne.t, }Order of Sale.
Sidney Tennent, &
Wilson Merrill, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will, on the
~ 25th day of November, A. D. lS67 between
the hours of ten 10) O'Clock, A. NJ. and four
~ O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day, at the door of
the Court House, in Troy. DOniphan County,
State of Kansas, offer for sale, at public auc.
ton. for cash, the following described real es.
tate, to wit. The west half 10 Of the north
vest quarter of section number twenty -four,
(2i) in township numoer three, 81 of range
number twenty one, (2l) containing so acres
Of land, more or less, situate in Doniphan
County. Kansas. Taken as the property of
Chloe NJ Tennent, and offered for sale 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, 70 satisfy q certain
judgment and costs. nov Of record, in the Dis
trict Court for Doaiphan County, in the State
of Kansas, in which Koch, Chsv L Co. we're
PLAINTIFF, and Chloe n. Tennent. Sidney Ten
nent and Wilson Merrill we're defendants.
Given under my hand. tins l7sh day Of octo-
Der, 4. D. 1867 JOS HAYTON.
Under and Acting Sherifrof Doniphan Co.
By Jos F. HAnPsos, Deputy Sheriff.
October ~, ls67-5w. Prs fee, ei0S0.
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SherfTs Sale.

Sneriu . SAFE
State of Kansas. co
Doniphan Counts,{
In the District Court for Doniphan County,
State of Kansas.
Henry c. Norman, ! Plaintiff.
william S. wrish. Order of Sale.
and
Melvin E. Avery. Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given. that I will, on
IN the 25th day of November, A. D. 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock, P. NJ. Of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in the town Of Troy, Doniphan
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~, in the State of Kansas, in which Heury C..
Norman vas plaintiff, and William S. Wright
and Melvin E. Avery we're defendants.
Given under NY hand. this 18th day of Octo-
Der. A D. 1857. JOS. HAYTON,
Under and Acting Sheriff of Donipban Co.
By Jos F; HAxPsox, deputy Sheriff.
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