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The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29
A Strange Romance.
Evelyn the New Orleans correspond
ent Of the Mobile Sunday Times, writes:

Evelyn" the New Orleans correspond
ent of the Mobile Sunday Times, writes:
Something like two years ago. young
NJ, the son of one of the wealthiest men
IN Louisiana, fell deeply in love with young
lady OF neighboring parish. His love was
returned with warmth, and they were engag-
ed. But now an obstacle came in their way
Ms father opposed the match For
some time he kept this a secret from his fan
Gee. and meanwhile she was making prepare
tions for her marriage She was an orphan,
but had been left small property, which.
valuable before the war, brought her but
little over 1000. This she expended upon
her trousseau. feeling that as her husband
was rich, she had no necessity sf saving, and
that she should make her appearance worthy
OF their station. As the time drew near
when they were to be united, M seemed
to change toward her and grew cool and Sc
rious. In vain she tried with all the arts
which love could suggest. to learn the secret
of the change, but he did not confde in her
and she could only wait and wonder At last
the time fixed for the ceremony came and
M was forced to make confession. He
said that his father forbade the match that
he had supposed her an heiress when he
engaged himself to her, and now he could
not marry against his fathers will The
shock which this gave the young girl can be
imagined. Naturally one would say that she
should have despised him, and felt herself
fortunate in making her escape On the
contrary, it was then only that she felt how
much she loved him. She had given herself
without reserve, and she was his forever.
For the next year and half she was in
convent, entirely excluded from the world,
but some two months ago she was persuaded
to come to this city, and remained here some
two or three weeks. One day she received
letter which seemed to disturb her. and on
going to her room later, friend found her
on her knees praying for the :nan who had
deserted her. lie wos sick in the country.
and begged her to come to him On that
very day Ms father died, and the funer-
al notice was handed her as she stepped into
the carriage to 90 to the cars. For week
nothing was heard from her, but soon we got
the finale of the romance, The girl had gone
Immediately to Ms and found him very
ill. lie told her that he was dying and now
that his father was gone, wished to make her
his wife. They were married A will was
made by him giving her one half of his large
fortune, and the next day he followed his
father from earth. The young maiden wild
ow announces her intention of retiring to the
convent for life.
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For the Benefit CT Suffering Human
itV.

From Mr.. THoMAs.-We have used Henley s
Royal Balsam in my family this winter. There is
use talking. 1t throws every ything in the shape
Of Cough medicine in the shade that l ever saw.
My wife troubled with asthma or smothcring
spells for years, and could get nothing to have any
effect until l struck this "Royal Balsam" She is
now about. we'll 1t cured me of the worst cold
l ever had in my life in one night. Whenever our
children have anything like cough, a few drops
given going to bed-that is the last of the
cough. never intend to be without it in the
house.
B. THOMAS, the paper man.
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29

A FRENCH writer calls the Gulf Stream a
hot well or spring, which rising in the Gulf
OF Mexico, carries warmth and fertility TO
the northwestern regions of Europe. West.
ern ireland and England. and Western
Europe generally, owe their fertility and
mild. equable temperature to the boiling
well OF our great Southern gulf. 1t is re-
ported that during the past Winter the set
of the Gulf Stream has been a hundred
miles fartherlaway from our coast than usual,
thus accounting for the cold, dismal protract.
ed winter Atlantic paper.
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29
From F. Dewitt. Merchant.

To THE PUBLIc.-I had bad cough for long
time. friend urged me to get bottle of Hen
ley 5 Royal Basam. He said it cured him.
got bottle and sure enough it had a splendid eff
feet. 1t dried the cough up in a short time. l
hereby recommend it to the public. T. DEWITT.
l.. GROSS, Sole Proprietor. Portland, Oregon.
For sale by L. Weendorf, Shasta. G39
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HANS BREITMANN IN MARYLAND.

Herr Breithann nit his gomphany
Rode out in Marylandt;
Dere's NIGHTS to drink in dis countrie,
My troat's as dry as sand.
It's light canteen und haversack,
It's hoongcr mixed NIT doorst
Und if we had some lager bier,
I'd trink oontil boorst.
Cling, glang, gloria
We'd trink oontil we boorst.
'' Herr Lieut'nant take dozen men,
Und ride dis land around
Herr Feldwebel. go foragin,
Dill Something's goot is found,
Gotts-dunder men, go ploonderl
We hafn't trinked bit
Dis fourteen hoursl If I had bier,
I'd sauf oontil we shplitt
Cling, glang, gloria.
We'd sauf oontil We shplitt.'
At mitternacht, horses hoofs
Coon rattlin' troo de camp;
Rouse dere COON rouse der house dere?
Herr Captain, moost tramp
De scouds have found Repel town,
Nit Repel davern near;
Repel keller in de Ground,
Nit Repel lager bier
Cling, glang, gloria
All full of lager bier ~
Gottsdonnerkreuzscheops
How Breitmann broked de bush
o let me see dat lager bier
let me at him rush
Und is mein sabre sharp und true?
Und is mein war-horse goot
To get one quart of lager bier,
I'd shpill sea of ploot!
Cling, glang gloria
Like bitten trOo de shky
Fuenf hoonderd Repels hold de down.
One hoonderd strong are we!
Who cares tam for all de odds,
Wenn men so dirsty pev'
And in dey smashed and down dey crashed,
Like donderpolts dey fly !!
Rush fort as der wild y@ger cooms
Nit blitzen troo de silky.
Cling, glarg, gloria
Like bitten troo de silky.
How lewd to rite, how 1ewd to left
De moundains, drees und hedge;
How left und rite de yager corps
Went donderin troo de pridge
Und splash and splosh dey ford die shtream,
Where not some bridges pc
All dripplin in de moonlight peam,
Straeks went de cavallre
Cling, glang, gloria
Der Breitmann's S cayallrie
und hoory, hoory, on Gey rote,
Oonheedin vet or try,
Und horse und rider shnort und blowed
Und shparklin bepples fly.
"Ropp ropp shmeIl de barley prev,
Dere's something's goot ish near;
Ropp! ropp II scent de kneiperei
We've got TO lager beirl
Cling, glang, gloria!
We've got to lager bier 70
Hei how de carpine pullets klinged
Oopon de helmets hart
oh, Breitmann how dy sabre wringed;
Du alter knasterbart
De contrepands dey sing for choy
To see de Rebs go down,
Und hear de Breitmann grimly CRY:
Hooray we've dcok de down.
Cling, glang, gloria.
Victoria! Victoria !
De Dootch have dook de down."
Nit shout und crash und sabre flash,
Und wild husaren shout,
De Dootehmen boorst de keller in,
und rolled de lager OUT
Und in de coorlin powder shmoke,
While shtil de pullets sung,
Dere shtood der Breitmann, axe in hand,
A knockin' out de boong.
Cling, glang gloria
Victoria encoria
De shpicket beats de boong
Gotts! vot shpree der Brcitmann had
While yet his hand was red,
A trinking lager from his poots
Among de Repel tead.
Twas dus dey went at mitternight,
Along der moundan side
Twas dus dey help make history!
Dis was der Breitman's ride.
Cling glang, gloria!
Victoria. Victoria.
Cer'visia, encoria
De tredful mitnight ride
OF Breitman's wild Freischarlnger,
All famous, broad, und wide.
Il Charles G. Leland.
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The Providence Journal. in an article on
:. the Blairs," saws: /" We oppose Frank not
for the good he has done, but for the evil he
has promised to do, and which be is capable
of doing, and shows disposition to accom-
plish -
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29
From Judge Marnnam.

l have used "Henley's Royal Balsam," myself
and family. and find it a irst-rate medicine for
Coughs and Colds. hereby recommend it to the
public.
P A. MARQUAM.
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29
From Wr PittoGk.

We have used some of Henley Royal Basam''
in my family and think it is splendid medicine
for children. well as for grown persons. For
Coughs and Colds l freely recommend it to the
public. Il. PITT0CK
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29
HenIey'S Royal BaIsam

Challenges the world to produce anything in the
shape of Medicines that will remove aud eradicate
a Cough soreness in the Chest, as prompt. no
matter what form the disease might assume. Hen
ley's Royal Balsam" is the best Medicine in the
world for bronchial Pulmonary affections. For
Group or Hopping Cough, there is nothing
earth that equal it. All motherers and Nurses
ought to have bottle close by them, it will give
a child relief in two minutes. 1t is entirely veg
etabe, and wild prove blessing to the human
family.
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l.. p. FISHER. 20 & 81 New Mer-

chants Exchange, is our only authorized Agent in
San Francisco For Eastern Advertising, Mr..
Fisher is represented by S. NJ. Pettengill & Co.,
of New York und Boston.
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LIQUORS! LIQUORS

A LARGE LOT. CHOICE. BRANDS, JUST
N arrived and for sale cheap. by
DANIEL LYNCH, Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29

The hog may not be thoroughly posted in
arithmetic; but when you come to square
root, he is there-the hog is.
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29
JOHN FLEMING, Proprietor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

HSTATE OF P. B. READING, Deceased
Ia Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrative of the above named estate, to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased,H to exhibit the same, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months from the
first publication of this notice, to the undersigned,
at her residence on the 81 Rancho Buena Ventura"
on the Sacramento river, in the county of Shasta,
California.
FANNIE W. READING,
Administrators.
July %, 1865. jl25
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THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
BY JOHN j. CONMf.
Publication Office, e,-ArmOry Hall
Building, First Floor.
Terms of subscription.

Terms of subscription.
For One Year, if paid in advance oo'
if not paid in advanee-.''. o 0o'
For Six Months in advance. w.
fnot paid in advanee....' w.
These terms will be invariably adhered to, with
mt reference to persons circumstances.
Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines or less one insertion
Four Dollars for each subsequent insertion Two
A liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers. -
nas- Advertisements not MAJ Sed with the num-
ber of insertions thereon will be continued until
ordered out and charged accordingly
ALSO,
Having furnished our Office with an elegant as
sortment of FANCY JOB TYPES. we are prepared
10 execute neatly and expedtiously, all manner OF
Job Printing, such as
Rills of Fare. Bill Heads,
Circulars Handbills,
Pamphlets Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards,
Posters, Books,
Law Blanks, Catalogues,
Drafts Checks &c
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STOP THAT THIEF
OF A
G o ug h J!

IT Is STEALING FROM YOU YOUR
Health, which is dearer to you than all your
Wealth. Nine-tenths of the diseases prevalent in
this climate spring from Colds and Coughs.
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Proposals..
ID r o p o s A L 8.

p r o A LIS.
NAyr PhrnAsIEn's oIyIcr.}
Sealed proposals, to DO endorsed ''Proposais, -
will be received 81 this once until 70 m, the isi
day q June, 1885, for che following articles. which
p 81 ss .ns SS. b
ington Navy Yard. and subject to the usual In :.
=. BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
800, 600 hard burnt red brick.
70,0D IRE brick.
400 feet North River nagsisg stone.
9o petehes blue gpeiss building stone.
200 cubic feet rough granite.
@ s:sid ~. White OAK p p and ' saved tim
5000 cubic feet white oak timber, Il inch square.
200 white oak Iailrsad ties.
t,0oy board feet black walnut,
200 board feet haywood mahogany.
z''eo board 5ees white pine plank and timber. Nos
@ S.llSSs s: p Snsh lI.sss q. OIL raw:
l@S dozen psintors' brushes
q boxes Ieohipg tin, TX, Hx?0 inches,
20 feet rubber hose. t.ply, with couplings.
400 rs. belt and hos. feath egup''ns'
GU squares reo1pg slate.
n, Is. ~ tons American Iaiload iron. city pattern.
2.2i0 bs. pAints, dry and In oil.
''''O feet best quality Iss%sn' 'owsrpips.
For materials, labor, &c, , for fitting apparatus
for steam heating conmandant's quarters. &c :. al
Navy yard. as per specifications at civil engineers
Descriptive schedule, with particular, to DO seen
Az this ence. Responsible security required for
the prompt and faithful delivery Of the articles
tswafdsd, In conformity with stlpulatlons on the
wise bids will not bs entertained. 49,.
.yse.td Psynasicr 0? 5. Navy.
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this order" snd ?. 1883, substituting for
"aovernsr," BOARD Of Officers convened By
General Order No. ~ current series"
III. All information required under said
states and under the control Of the Major
General commanding. will be furnished on ap.
pl,estion to the Assistant Aoju's.t General at
these hsadqusrtsrs, 10 the manner laid down
10 p 1859. for similar applications to the
clerk Of the Superior Court
BY order Of Major General Meade.
r. O. DRuH,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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OFFICE srP'r AND IssrEcroR OF SIDE foor.l
WALKS, CAnhiAoEwArs AND sEwERs, &e., !
the Mayors, once, until II o'clock. M, on FRI:
Paving the eArriageway OF Twelfth street west.
south side Of Street nortb, win stone simiisr ts
eight or less than We inches 10 diameter and seven
inches In depth; to- be laid on bed Of travel not
less than eight inches deep, covered with at least
four INCHES q sharp sand before paving to be we'll
and TO be well watered before the last rammins.
The surplus earth 10 be deposited IN the neshbor-
ing streets or places such a. the Ward Commas
quired TO leave q surface Of Two Sandred feet in
for the full width Of the street exposed for
Inspection, which will be well puddled by the
Ward Commissioner without expense to the con-
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and
laying gutter stone. not less than three feet In
length and twelve inches In width, replacing and
said part OF SID street As the superintendent and
Inspector may direct Plagging 10 be not less than
sixteen INCHES In width. four Inches thick, and In
The work to be done to the entire satisfsetion Of
the Su tendent and Inspector and other o1hcers
| appointed by the Mayor to superntend the same.
bordering thereon, according to the eristins laws
Of the corporation relating to special taxes. .
All old materials shall DO the property Of the
Corporation. and TO be deposited In such locality
Bidders will state price por cubic yard for grad
ing, per square yard for paving. Including the
gravel and sand required. and per square foot 70
daggnE and sutter stone. and per square fost 70
10 bid will be received from others than praeti.
cal PAYERS, and the right IL reserved by the May
to reject any or all bids. II 1t be deemed necessary
to the interest OF the corpora'iWSnMl yoRsyrH
mY27- eotd superintsndenta aud Inspsetor, lie.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
ihPRE Ng M IT. eE THE R3SK ISLAND RAP.

lhPRUNhMkNTO VI THE ROCK ISLAND RAP
% ah Il n dssssid wtl f !. l.ss,.
this once until u IN. WEDNESDAY. June 10, ia
ob.,ruetio.s from the bed Of The Mississipp. rive,
At the ROY Island or Upper Rapids, By p.eans oi
Contractor. will be required to furnish ali bosts
machinery, &c, and 70 perform all the Der neces
ssry In the prosecution Of the work. There srs
about % 600 cubic yard q rock to be removed dis
and The work b done during sns 6aaeas
stages Of The water, interfering tile as Possible
with the navigation Of the river.
Contractors will state the price Per cubic yard
which they propose to do the work, wk.ch will b
~ IN sections o. such length As Tho engineer In
visit the slounS before .esdins In tS.r 10
A printed copy Of this adyertisem emit must be at
,.shsd e each proposal; Eaeh bid must be accom-.
sponsible persons, that the party or parties pro
posing Will enter into contract upon receiving the
AwArdment. Blanks fer proposals Of the form re-
9uired, together with form Of guarantee, will be
The Government rsssIvss ehs nisattO roiee, an,
the party Offering shall give satsactsry evidence
tn he Is trustworthy and has the necessary skill
y s sas |S5
moving obstrpetions at the Rock Island Rapids, u
"A Lieut. Col. s5ih Infantry Davenport, Iowa. o.
Parties, desiring further lnformstion can obtAi.
o a ~ s me sssSSa
Quantities o. work viii Be- shown g ali Who wis S
g tAsT IN a. e
Lieut. Col. SSH fnisntry, "''' 'sAo u o. A.
~; g Engineer once. Davenport, Iowa. May
IL, 1855 myZ3-td
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SsyENTH wARp-THIRD SUB OR VOTING
city q Washington. election win be held In The
On HoNDlY. ihe hr,t day d. Juns nsxt, siths Car.
psstsr shop Of NJ Jaek,on Humphrey, south side
strsets west, near Four and half street, for
Mayor. two members Of the Board Of Aldermen
members Of the board of Common Council, and an
Aessor At yhieh sad Precinct the vote. q All who
q Washington, the initial letter Of whose names
frsm TO N, Inclusive, will be received. Polls
JAMES EMAIL,
H.A. JOHNSON,
myT Commissonsrs.
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ITO CONTRACTORS


hEADQ RS DIST. OF INDIAN TERRITORY
CHIEP QuARIEENAsTER's OrYIcB.
ms SsS Sssa s.. .sSSys the ss:
buried IN the vicinity q Fert Gibson. G. N. will
tfSir June aa 'Sss SH R s SlI. Will
Phs 0s MARKS to su s aaa' n .HS
the body will be carefully recorded. and the oriEi.
new grave: Conins and Transformation will be
All W ,SSp, H The
with lu%Ssf suitable A. 81 ss.s 4 "a psI ~
rseoa as o nat say e Nm
dividual graves. but the relative position % bodies
or graves from Ish to left north to south, east to
e. will &c enabled = t.sc The bSdis. from their
asT n sss1 enG rssss them In their 0
As the bodies are dspo.i,ed in the eemeiery. the
the number and section Of each grave marked In
q; The graves will be arranged in a regular and
uniform manner. either In rows or In circles, and
equal distances tnsyer ess than three 49, feet and
a mound Of the full length and breadth Of the
grave VIII be raised over 1t. to height Of ten or
iii whersver the dead are dis nterred from eul.
siied II Up afer he bodies ar. removed
Aform Of 'reeord sheet Of disintsrments,,' will
auired 10 alI out in detail. In duplicate. at The
PLACE q disinterment, one copy to be forwarded
gn .d r. Sy Il the cemetery and one to DO
Bidders must state the price Per body for re-
moyal o. remains from the place Of di.nterment to
National Cemetery at Fort Gibson.
Proposals Will De received Tor removal OF the
bodies from any or al Of the following. named
The followiDgis the estimated number Of bodies
awAltihg removal, loeallty IN when they are now
lying, and distance from each place to Fort Glib
son, y Nj u ,,,.---,
Az Baxter springs and Camp Hunter, Missouri,
100 miles, g bodies Nil. .,.,
pldfon wayne, .. N ~ mules, % BODIES, .
Hudson's Crossing, Neosh river, G. N, IS
'nna, ss,in ~ r poaiEesi N an,,.. ,ohoai..
WWsph SSIeek' ~ J. y niles' ~ bodles
MMot Hteeh, u ~ " miles, ~ p9disr' a, ,,
"a tlhi ho'A anu - "iie efeek' u NJ ~ miles.
POIt Gibson, G. N, within q radius Of miles. }
! 10 bodies p,,m M IL. "A
TAblequah and Parkhill, @. N, 20 miles, 30
bodies.
mones FRI Hb sna m II rNer
ssSlsyIs GIhSsaw fin Sa, miles sGd.s.
Sntion \, Milan N Sadiss LIMOS H'ef' 'ne'OAse
Hay held near Fort Smith. Arkansas. known
AZ and near Cincinnati, on the Arkansas line, 60
Kilderbrand's Mills, G. N. IS miles, 10 bodies
Coz creek, Crawford county. Kansas, 100 miles.
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Proposals,
PROPOSALS YoR svrrI,ss.

o..,.,.. S.,~.....
anCnssIsgf srn.sr,
Sealed Propoo.sls. indorssd sPaoso.sIs Tor sgp.
pliss,n will BE- received q this ehos until IL
oeleek, n GA the 1a Of Jane next, FOR Furnishing
the unitsd 5tatss Navy Department the following
articles, TO- be % the best quality, and snbjeei 70
Inspection BY tho isspsetihg ofoer 81 the PhlAdel:
Phin NAvy.yzrd, where they Ars v be delivered
Immediately , freq ef sxpsnss 70 The ooysrnmsni:
a. Iuk BuRkAU OF STEAM Ek0INRRRIN0.
IVY ponnss insot copper. .HI
e'& pounds pspcA un.
aSS pounds LSaaiin ,fpSitSr
l6 pounds c?ppsf wire
% pS So .i s:ss S' s,s: ea''' for
@ tons LshiHh lump coal.
q tons bituAiAo!s e?el
% barrels pulvefi1e4 bituninous coal.
s.r.sls pulyY..d essfseal:
sisss '''"'A se'sN''s, mi" pc n"'ass0Hed
.fs.. e' .is ''sini'' points, assorted
Log pounds Sandds Ssnssr'and nails.
c1 Roe o NJ ,s sIeek ..
tSS 10 " ~ Sha,.y vI0s,es,i, ,~..
s'SHSS SSo....qq ~ ~ WHY ti1s yaiteln iunbef
X Ssiion. n ~ ~. isiSnyo.
~ nannd cysN S ~. .aeonsL
kSral ux fosp. .Ff
SSsrrsi. IL eja1. 1Si,.. s,oneas
yard ,sss. shs,SSs sSr' .sna
-. M , ilsis;s 's''' yuan
s I'd, pcunSs issiiss'
Sy'SSGg pounds .onna Iton.
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IxTH wARp-rIFTH SUB OR VOTING PRE-

S0lkCI.-Noiieei 1. hereby Iiysn. that IL ecnior:
Az, % voting precinct oi.,Ss Sixth ward pa MON.
ear. AZ. .i az II HRt i .lss s.tw..a ana
K o. streets yss.; far ha{odi one member q ths
Board Of Copnon Council, at Whlsk said Preeine,
shs vote. q NJ VIZ wys.S,isrsS Ia II; M
isiss9 %so.s M ssss. I. from insius iis,
will be received. Polls open AZ q q, and elsss
h7p. N. LkhpkL oADDIs,
myH Cemmisiionsis.
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y PRECINCT, Notice 10 hereby given that. In
conformity 70 the provi,ions Of hs charter % the
FOURTH sub Or voting Precinct Of the Seventh Ward
on MONDAY, the hr.t day q June next, at the
half street west. for Mayor, two members Of the
Board Of AldsIns..one e serve one year and one
mon Council, and Al ASSESSOR at which said Pro-
sinet the vote. Of all who are registered In the said
seventh ward o. the city o. gton the initial
DO received. Polls oren at .. m. and close at p
IN. JOHN r. PEARCE,
y0NN A. PEAKB,
JOHN 2. N. WILKINSON.
myT Commissioners.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRAIN.

HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT or THE PLArTg,l
CHEF QuARrERsAsIzks OFFICE, y
OMAHA, NBBRAsEA, May 20, 1853.
Sealed bids, in duplicate, with guarantee signed
by two responsible Persons, not bidders, and &C.
eomPsnied by deposit Of q 1 %, wil be reeeiysd
for the delivery Of twenty Ave thousand ,OoOj
bushels Of
CORN,
and twenty thousand ts. 900 bushels Of
OATS,
date Of contract.
BID, will be received for ave thousand 5000
bushels or upward.
Full conditions made known on application to
By order Of Brevet Major General ApgnL.-
WIN MYERS,
Breyet Brigadier General,
my9.td Chief oua hereinafter.
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SEyENTH wARD-FIFTH SUB OR VOTING
y PRECINCT,-Notice Is hereby given that in
comfortably 20 the provisions of the charter Of the
city Of Washington, Al election will be held In the
fihh Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Seventh Ward,
on MONDAY. the hrst day Of Juno next. at Riley !
Coffee Factory. on the south side % street south
opposite Station House. for Mayor, two members
Of the Board Of Aldermen. one to serve ons, year
hoard Of Common touseii, and an Assessor; Al
which said precinct the votes Of Al who arc regis.
tered In The said seventh Ward Of the city q Wash
to y, inclusive, will be received.
Polls open ALA. m. and close at p m
GEORGE ID. JOHNSON,
ROBERT H. GRAHAM,
tn. II. BARRON.
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SECoNp, wARD--FoURTH SUB OR VOTING
- PRECISCT.-Notieei Ia hereby given that in
comfortably 70 the provisons Of tbs charter Of the
s.y q Wtshinyop, an election will DO heid A. the
on MONDAY, the Ara day Of June next, at George
,,rs stswas sSs9 norshws., corner q Twelfth
member Of the Board Of Aldermen, and three me m.
Der. q The Board Of Common Council, at which said
said Second Ward Of the city Of Washinston. The
initial letter Of whose names Is from 10 g. ineiu.
sive, Will be received. Polls open alta, IN and
close att p. m, WIN. PETTIBONE,
CHAS, J. JONES,
ANDREW NOERR,
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