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PROPOSALS. FOR SUBSISTENCE

wAsHINdros, ID. October 2, 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received at tbs once Of
Indian Affairs until o'clock, N the 9th day Of
October, 1857, for supplying friendly Indaps with
subsistence, as follows:
in Nebraska Sixteen hundred and hhy -four 4, 6oil
pounds Of Beef, net weight; four hundred and
sixty nine (tSol pound. q Bacon fourteen hundred
and sixty. 1.-TWO SOD pounds OF Corn Meal; and one
hundred 900 quarts Of Salt.
To be deliysfsd daily at Fort Cobb, in the Indian
Territory; Twenty six hundred and forty eight
(264s) pounds Of Beef, net weight; seven hundred
and ffiy (7GO) pounds Of Bacon; twenty two hun
and C Xxx h Ms
hundred and sixty Q6ol quarts Of Salt.
To be delivered daily, At the BIs Bend Of the the
AIsaa. IysT near TG st, zaIah thirteen hundred
weight; three hundred and seventy Ave $50
pounds Of Bacon eleven huRdred and twenty Ave
ATTY Il, 800 pounds of Corn Meal; and eighty 800
The Beef to be delivered on the hoof; the Flour
telss to be Of good quality, and subject to inspec.
| ton and rejection by the agent receiving them
| The delivery to commence within nheen days
1t, and to be continued thirty days after the con-
tractor or contractors shall have received notice 70
| cease furnishing supplies.
right to increase or diminish the quAntity Of any
all OF the articles to be delivered At any OF above
named points Also, to change the place Of delivery
/
such case, to be allowed reasonable SUN for a. !
| additional cost Of transportation.
Proposals must be made separately for all ihe sup
plies 10 be delivered at each Of the points herein
designated, and n st show the price per pound I"
| each article. They must be endorsed "PIoposRl'
| for Subsistence" and submitted In the following
form OF We, hereby propose to furnish the ludiar
Department, according to the terms o.
ths advertisement Of the Acting Commissioner 0
Indian Affairs, dated October 2, 1857, and II thu
proposal be accepted will at once execute eontTAe
and give a satisfactory bond for Its perioI nance
They must also be accompanied bya propsr guAran
tee, signed by two responsible persons, stating tia
II contract Ia awarded they will enter into bon
for Its faithful performance the sumeieney OF thu
guarantors u be certified by United States Judge
di'triet attorney
1t 10 important that the contract be executed mme
datey after the award Is made. Bidders should
therefore, be present at the opening Of the bids, eihe
In person, or by attorney.
Payment will be made at the once Of lndal
Affairs on presentation Of vouchers, In duplicate
certified to be correct by the officer or agent OF TIL
Department TO whom the articles are delivered
The right Ia reserved to reject any or all bid
made under this advertisement.
! Proposals will be addressed to the "CommtsstOn nc
Of lSdian Affair" Washington, D; 9.
CHARLES 3. MIX,
OC4 .eOtd Acting Commissioner
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
Id ROAD,

NksHgarog, Jan. G, ls67-noon.
rTIias botrsoo WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
,ut WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, arc now run
"a follows, Wis:
RoR BALTIMORE
LoGTs daily, except Sunday, at 100, 49, and u 10
r. N, aud 400, l. 50, aud $40 p. IN.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
leave daily, except Sunday. ct ~ 90 4. m. and 4 90
and p.
r0s WAY srATioss SOUTH oP .aaArOLls
JUNCTION.
Leave At Q. Is and a. N. sna At 20 and ~ ?.
n daily, except Sunday.
yoR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 7. 90 and and l. 80 p N. 10 train 10 or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at T. % An. and $50 and 8. Is p. m
FOR WAY srATI0Ha
Leave atT45a 10. N. and l. 80 and 9. 10 p. IN.
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WHIST.
Loare daily, except Sunday, 81 L46 q. m. and L 50
On sunday, ct 40 and s. 20 p N. only, sOnassting
at Relay Station With trains from Baltimore to
Through tickets to the West can DO had At the
Washington Station Ticket once at all hours In the
day.
vsrtisomsnt of'Thtough Line -
Master VI Transportation.
L. n. COLI,
General Ticket Agent,
0Ao. Q. K0oNTz,
General Agent, Washington.
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mo. 73s.l
DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
ID UNITED STATES.

~ pRocI, IMATIoN
For the sale Of valuable lands in that part Of the
STAN JnbI.n Raaryation ON NINHEsOfA RIVER
MISsEsoTa iyss within The limits Of the d,,Iitt
81 Ia Ma ,nbIeet IA ssIe Al ST. PETER
In nnTsnsnes Of law l. ANDREW JOHNSON
~ IN iTn,tad States Of America do ber.by
das,a ., a. n"Ss InoHn mai pabiie s.Is will IA
Mia A. ths nn5w mentioned land once in the stxts
Of M,apsso,s Al he period hsroinsfsr degnsted to
nit
NHi land oass At ST. PETER, commencing on
MoNDIy THE On nay OF DECEMBER MKT
fos -. di.possi Of the public iSsS. situated within
~. soi,ouins t,w,shins and mart, Of toNnsbin.
nps ,Ssss az Nv late pe..rIs apoy. mentioned foi
k Sion = Insian. yir,
SSRTa az TiR BAsE LIuE AND wBsr OF
THE fIFrH Principal MERIDIAN, and in ths
tonstns l.stn. "a rsrt. ~ tonn,bps ,ai,ns
witbin ss,d rssrTys,
IN "a III o Of l.nss a INV "
Th. trtetS or parcels in the part Of town,hip lOe
~ 80 40 VI pA IN 'A' 'N''
rspgs o. a,. IN ,,s mar, N tovn,A,n IN
,S mH az ., ~ N Of section Nv
~ ,v,ci ~ nps,ssI. in IN. mari of towa,hin III
Of rs9Ss "a snesnt fraeuonsl sections CTS la
~ s . e q; lo.; g, 81 an. .!,, II; y, Z rs,
N " Y section 81: sections 49, %, 81: N az
,setIon sections Al and as, /"
The trsets or parcels in the parts Of ownsh D, 100
"np Nv, ., megs @ in ,no mar, NJ tovD,.,r,, =,
range ~ sssspt ,sstions =: cast half section
seeiions 10 II 10 ia ID IL north h.if section Ia
n Y saetian 90, ssrtion. "a "a north half And
B. 'tenSn - naval. T., m. mar, NJ ,o,r.b,n TO
~ 49,. "a o.lpsn, ,hs as, Y n 4 ssrrinp "a
fractional sections "a and IS.
The tracts or parcels In the warts OF townships
| 10 III, and liz, Of range "a.
The tracts or parcels In the parts OF townships Ill,
liz and llS, ofrangsS
The tracts or parcels In the paris Of townshipsl Ill
| liz ll3, and ia. OF range 80 .,
The tracts OF parcels In the parts OF townships ll2
~ ana ~, Of range ~
The tracts or parcels In the par OF townships l3
| III, and lis, Of range IS.
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Swinging on A Birch Tree.

BY LUCY LARcoN.
Swinging on birch tree
To a sleepy tune,
Hummed by all tho breeIes
In the month Of Junei
Little leaves A.nutter
Sound like dancing drops,
Ola brook on pebbles
sopg that never stops.
Up and down we ssesaw;
Up into the sky;
Bow II opens on us
Like wide blue eye!
You and are sailors
Rocking on a mast,
Aud the worlds our vessel
Ho she sails so fast
Blue, blue sea around us;
Not q ship in sight;
They will hang out lanterns
when they pass, to. night.
We with ours will follow
Through the midnight dssp;
Not a thought OF danger,
Though the crews asleep.
q, how still the air is.
There an oriole dew;
What a Jolly whistle
Hos sailor, too.
NOuder Is his hammock
In the elm.top Ugh,
one more ballad, messmats
Sing 1t as you ny
Up and down We ssesaw:
Down into the grass,
Scented fern, and rose buds,
All q woven mass.
That's the sort Of carpet
Fitted for our feet;
Tapestry nor velvet
Il go Tish and neat.
Swinging on a birch tree
This 10 summer Joy,
Fun for all vacation
Don't you think 30, boyY
Up aud down we seesaw,
Merry and at ease,
Careless as a brook l.,
Idle as the breeze.
Our rOuRg FOiks.
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DAINTs FOR FARMERS AND

i OTHER. The Grafton Mineral Paint Com
most durable Paint IN use two coats, well put on,
mixed with pure Lnsoed OIL, will last ten or fifteen
years. II Ia Of sht brown or beautiful chocolate
color, and eau DO changed to green, lead, stone.
olive, or drab, to suit the taste Of the con-
sumer. is valuable for Houses, Barns, Fences,
Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car makers,
Roofs, Ut being Ere aud water prNOfD BRIDGES Burial
Gases, Canal BOas, ships aud ships Bottoms, Floor
OIL Cloths, lone nuaetuIer having used ., 600 bbls
surpassed for body, durability elasticity an adhe
siysness Price ~ Psc bbl Vi 800 lbs, which will
supply farmer for years TO come. Warranted In
ali cases as above Send for a circular, which gives
full particulars None genuine ualess branded In a
trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint. Agents wanted.
Address DANIEL BlDWkLL, Proprietor,
lelI.tusau 26i Pearl street. New York.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE
OF SUMMARIZE TELEGRAPH GABLE

CHIBT QUARrRRAAsrHR's OFFICE,
FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIcr, !
RICHMOND, VA, October Is, 1857. )
Sealed Proposals will be received al this once until
u o'clock m, WEDNESDAY. October Is, 1857 for
tho purchase OF the
SUBMARINE TLLEGRAPH CABLE
between Port Monroe, Va, and oherIystone, Va,
The Cable extends from the Black River Light
near Fort Monroe Va, to the Cherrystone Light, Va
Is twenty three (2 miles long, more or Ices. The
Conductor consists Of seven ~ No. sixteen 90 cop
per wires, and is double Armored. Tho inside Armor
Is OF No. i6 wire. laid spirally The outside armor
10 Of No 9 (sx) galvanized wire, laid parallel, and
bound with No. galvanized wire, Tho whole weighs
II was manufactured in Europe for the Govern
ment during the war. -,
be hold as II lays. ,
SO yes the right Of reJseting any or all proposals
which he may deem too low.
Payment 10 be made In Government funds, imme-
diatsy after the receipt by the bidder Of the nonea
ton quaintng him with the acceptance Of his bid
| Proposals should be plainly marked Proposals
for the Purchase OF Submarine Telegraph Cable, -
| aud addressed to tho undersigned.
JANIS N. MOORE,
ByL Lieut. Col. and ouartermastsr, U. O. A., Chief O.
N. llt Military District, odt'td
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THR SD DAY OF
OCTOBER 1867

Ellen Pirton, petitioner
vs.. No 1851 In Eduity
Henry A, Pixtou, derL
On molon Of the complainant, by N. Thompson,
her solicitor II Is ordered that The defendant cause
his appearance to be entered herein before the
hrst ruls day occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause Will be proceeded with as In
case Of default provided copy Of this order be pub
liHhed In tho NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, once week
until said rule day.
BY order Of the Court.
Atrue eoPy-Tsst
Oci.w81 X, J. MICS, CLERK.
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RAILROADS.

TN H 3 o U @ II LII N Il BETWEEN
L MAsHrHaros, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
wAsHueror, Jan. q, leeT--nooa.
trains between Washington and New rork are now
ron INV YoRK, without chang. Of ears, -
Leave daily tsxsspt sundsy) N7+o a. m. ial6
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday Al L46s. m. and l2ls
and $50 and p. m. ..
Leave for New York and Philadsphia 81 100 ?.
sleeping car. for New York on 100 ,. m. train
daily. t.
rSroush tickets to Phiisdslphia, New York or Bos.
ton, can be had at the Station once Al all hours In
the day.
See baltimore AID Ohio railroad Advertisement
for schedule between washington, Baltimore, An
nspolis, and the West J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation
L. n COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KooEfz,
Agent. wsshinetop.
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1897 GREAT 1907
IOOJ PENHsYLvAEIA ROUTE lQOL
70 rHE NoRTHwE5T, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.


SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after MAY 24th. 1867, trains will run As
follows;
wa'his1s'On....T g.. N. Bait,%'rs.....i2 10 p m.
.....s45 D. m. see. 10. so
THE GREAT DoUBtB-TRACK ROUTE,
with RLB0AHT SCENERY, Palace State room, day
and night Cars, with modern Improvements, and
saving from four 10 twelve hours In time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved to Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THB WEST
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers BY this route from Baltimore have the
advantages Of making all changes in UNION DE-
POTS, and NO FERRIES,
Tickets BY this route can be procured at the oies,
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylyania avenue,
underNaonal Hotel, whore reliable Information viii
DO given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets al this once, can 80.
cure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Binira
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth ct. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, D. @.
ED. 8. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
des-ly Baltimore Nd.
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[TOU'RE WANTED. LOOK HERE,
jsll.tusatf

YOU'RE WANTED. LOOK HERE.
Agents. both male and female, wanted every
where 10 sell the PATENT IMPROVED INK RESERVOIR,
by which from one to two pages can be written
without replenishing with Ink and our Fancy and
Dry Goods, etc Cta clear from % to $40 day no
capital TeIulred Price 10 cents with an advertise.
msnt describing IN article for sale in our DOLLAR
PURCHASING AGEECY. CIRCULARS SENT FREE
EASTMAN 4 KENDALL,
F3-tu&slu "a USuOyeT ttrest, Boston, Mass.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

hllo 10 ~ vi u NOllOE, ma
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, in the District OF CO.
lumbia, letterS Of administration on the personal
estate OF Robert L. b nell. late Of Washing
ton, D. G., deceased. All persons having olains
against the said deceased are hereby warned TO OK
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to Inc
subscriber, on or before the hrst day OF October
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits OF the said estate.
1867 IsABRLLA A. BoZzkLL,
oe3;wswS Adminis,rAhtx,
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A GENTS WANTED.-TO INSUR-
N ANCE AGENTS. &c, &c. We wish to secure
an agent In every city Of more than so populstion,
to act for US in eanvassng for business. man who
Ia already established In some occupation which al
lows him few spare hours, can easily increase his
Income several hundred dollars per year This Ia an
opportunity for active men to see.rs q profitable
connection with the best established Advertising
Agency in the Uaitsd States. Address. with full
particulars, references, &c, GRO. P. RowBLL 4
Co 40 Park Row, New York. oel-Aw
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED,
4 PHYsIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR.

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which his book treats either personally or by mail.
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100000 IN WATCHES
FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
GONE PRICE PLAN, ia
ntxina axarv n.fYan

1s- Every patron obtains watch BY this arrange
ment, costing but $40, while It may be worth S'eOO
No Partially shown
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above mag
nneent Stock Certificates, naming the articles, are
are entitled to the articles named on their certificate
upoa payment Of Ten Dollars, whether 1t be Watch
worth o. 900, or one worth less The return OF any
thereon upon payment irrespective Of Its WORTH and
as no article valued less than tlQ 10 named on any
certificate, II will at once DO seen that this Is
no LOTTERY, BUT A ErRAIGHTyoRwAHD LEGITIMATE
TRANSACTION, WHICH MAY BE PARTICIPATED
NByEE By THE MOST PAsrIpIousl
A single certificate will be sent by mail post paid
upon receipt Of 20 cents for u fore ~ and
elegant premium for IS; SO and more valuable
premiums for SO; 100 and most superb Wateh Ioi
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this 10 q rare opportunity. Its legitimately con
Quoted business, duly authorised by the Govern
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ley COTTAGE ORGANS.

.EsTEY 4 co, BrAttleboro, Vt.
Original Inventors aud Manufacturer.
nIlring more psrfestions than any Other Ia the
world.
ave taken the First Premiums at all tue pin :
Fairs in the country.
So5 Washington street, Boston; AIT Broone street,
New York; is North Seventh street, Philadelphia
IFS Randolph street, Chicago. oel.2aw
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FINANCIAL

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"A IN, r.s, s,ssi ~. S,nm a IN Az
IS doisn pest Es,' s smsi Axes from '"">a
pounds, r IN, e s,as, a., Ava, hooo,o,
% atLen U.s. III Ssaias ' '
SUOamp heues, s.soIee ''Vs
800 short-bsndle Fry pans.
SS! dozen un phns, = anu qu~'''H '1uA
80 quAnnue,, Pie' 49,
"a "a S So,sn TN cuns
7sS d So,sn Pish .HooS,. Iss.ortedJ
go dozen fi'h Lines NJ, $50! 90 N and h,
me gooSd. mus n,n,n.n, ..mn,s. whieh nav be
seen 81 any time A. tnis omcei pu. !. M p ~ a.
blankets and cloths are Of domesne p,os
for these articles will be considered based on articles
Of foreign manufaeture, samples Of whieh must &C.
comp ny such bids.
greater or less quanty Of any o. the articles than
that specified In me above sensauie: ~ e ".
quantity Is required, they are 10 DO furnished the
s oI furnishing said articles may DO rejected
at tho option Of the pspaIment ,,,,,,..
No bids for less than an entire class OF the Articles
eciaed will be considered. ,,,,,,
All articles furnished under contract VII % nsdy
inspected and compared Win me samples " an
agent or agents appointed or that purpose sueh
good. or articles As may In any respect AL 70 con-
form 10 the samples VIII Dc aha IN mat case
the eontrastor will be bound 70 furnish o'he OF we
required kind or qualify within 1--WE dsys, or II
that DO not done, they Will DO purehasedH MS eh
ponse.
Payment will be made for goods received on la'
voices thereof, certified by the agent or sgen" sp
poiated to inspect them
No bids will be considered from rsons VINO nave
failed to comply with the requirements OF former
contract.
No propose. VIII Dc considered ina, G"ss NOT
STRICTLY cohfh win the ioHoWihB leyu'emu., A.
Proposals must embrace the articles, with the
quant thereof as set forth In the above sehedue,
with the prices annexed TO each, and tue amos
must be carried out and footed up ssSa S.sss Ds
| amounts a ust given without any modineihon
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These Steamers DO not carry Storage Passepgcrs.
ako. MACKENZIE, Agent, os Broadway, MY.
BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI"
COMPLETE HISTORY OF TIE INV STATES
AND TERRITORIES, FROM THE GREAT
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II. popularity is a,testod by the sale Of over
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To prospective emisran,s and settlers In the "Fsr
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o1OA DAY MADE BY ANY ONE,
OlU With my Patent Stencil Tools. | prepay
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2, 500 yards Gray List Blue Cloth.
2, 500 yards Saved List Blue Cloth.
l,725 yards Saved List Scarlet Cloth.
THIRD CLAss-DRY GOODS
IS DOZEN 50 Wooden shawls.
~ dozen 60 woolen shawls.
1911 pounds Linen Thread.
leo pounds Cotton Thread.
2, e6f yards Turkey red OIL Calico.
50, soc yards Calico, (standard pripts.)
u.s. 200 yards Blue Drilling.
900 yards Brown Drilling.
7,sco yards Bed ticking, (red and bluc stripc.)
s, 700 yards sAtinet.
g. 900 yards Hickory Shifting.
Is, $50 yards Brown Sheetipg, a..
5,l25 Hickory Shirts.
& $50 yards Duck, TOR tents
II, 900 yards Linssys.
5, zoo yards Fiannsls, ts.sOrtei eOlOr.j
I, 900 yards Denims.
5000 yards Jeans.
I, 200 yards Cottonades.
4, 500 yards Checks, stripes and plaids.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

ED. s. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
des-ly Baltimore Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-30

n ADJOURNED sAI.B-JAhEs JENKINS, AUC.
n tnneer wu scl q public auction Thursday Octo
her 81 II y oc oek on he Premses corner Beach avenue
Housrnoli Furniture, Garden and stable Utensils four
Horses Wagons, Harness, kc.; also number Of Fowls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-30

wM PENNY. Salesman, GEO. b. REED a CO..
Aucsoneers WIN hold their ieguar scml-mouthy auction
sale q choice Wines LiqncrH Cgs. xc, on trdas Ncs
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s sals conprises best Champagne. Madeira,
Sherry and Port Vines Brandcs. whlskies Gins, RUNS.
A. OF old yntses Also u0u choice Cigars comprising
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RIO Sells Flor Dc rreto, Ia Rose and other very choice
sale positive and without reserve. and all goods sold war
ranted name sample. s8.sI~..W .M. +.
Catalogues now ready t.EA
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