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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02

usual, vas cheerful and social a. he
was wont to be-rose from the table,
went out of the door Of tho porch
where he was in the habit Of resting
q tho bench has never been seen
o. heard from from that day to this !
Tho river was searched, both armies
were examined, but no tidings Of the
lost father and husband were over
found. The old house stands there
among the cherry trees, the fence
around it has fallen down, the door
swings to and fro with the wind, the
windows are broken in. The two boys
grown up and gone, aud the disoonso-
late vito has moved to another county.
I'm OLD soRooL.xAs111.
We rode = few miles on over an
even, shady, very pleasant road. The
grand old trees whose tops touched
over our heads and shut out the sun,
now getting to its seuith, were beauti-
full to behold. We logged along most
comfortably for two or three miles, and
supposed our personals" were end
ed. But John Canon was too noted q
character in his day to be omitted in
the "reminiscences Of my oicorone. he
halted as we came opposite an old gate
that opened into large front yard at
the far end of which small, unadorn.
ed residence lifted its modest head
"There lived a remarkable man, and
his name was John Canon. He was a
school teacher for forty successive years;
nevor more than = year in any one
place. Thousands of the men and
women of Kentucky never had any
education except what they received
from him. He vas what we call Al
i" old fold teacher" never teaching any
thing further than reading, writing
arithmetic and geography"
GOLD BOB simpson,"
| By this time I was tie tagged gen
tleman. The saddle grew hard, TIL
horse didn't rock like cradle ~!
more. We were riding through grea
plantation Of eleven hundred acres, th
property Of old Bob Simpson; and tn
sun poured out its hottest fires,
thought, though my fat friend sat u
straight, and rode extraordinarily, a.
It were = solid pleasure. SNOW, Owe
yonder, where that handsome Ion
house is With the evergresns in from
we will fare samptpsusly; for it is ne,
noon," was the welcome remark thu
greeted me a 70 nearsd the hitchinl
post. Old Bob Simpson was not 6
old after all. He was q small, slo
spoken gentlmeen, and dry as saw dns
He was sitting in the porch on Ion
bench, said he had just come in fro
: the tobacco patch; that the old woma
: was out in the orchard superintendent
! the undertaking; but would soon
, in, and We must stop tor dinner. II
7 polite planter was correct soon 4 pre-
~ black-eyed girl, beautifully dresse
came out, aud with q musical vol
/ said, "Come in, our dinner is waiting
, There, at the head, was the "old lady
: Ia vivacious, ohatty, lively, energet
: person, quite the opposite Of her hu
= band. She kept up : brisk oonvers
}, ton; handed round = profusion
> good things, and in few moments '
. had history Of Ill the Simpson famil
: Interesting among other things I lear
Cd M this. Her married sons Chi
+ dren were threo-two sons and 0,
b daushter-and their names were respe
lively - follows: Jeffeson Davis, Jot
, Morgan, and Rebel Dixie! Ion.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
LOCAL POLlTlCS.

Our Democratic friends are not en-
joying the smoothest sailing over their
nominations this fall, and We are glad
10 observe that though the Republi-
cans arc by no means harmonious, our
opponents have their troubles. The
candidates for the County nominations
multiply and increase At an astonishing
ratio, u ths time draws near for the
County Convention, and We hear NUT
tsrings of Independent seekers for
votes for nearly every of6oe. That the
voters of Stearns County will be able
to select among the numerous oandi-
dates, good and capable men ws have
little doubt, and our only hope is, that
the most deserving may win. Parties,
clques and factions need renoyating IN
Stearns, As we'll IS every other county
in our State.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
REPUBLICAN srArE CONVENTION.

Tho Eleventh Annual Republican State Convention ton
Mn BE- held at ST. PAUL. ON THURSDAY, the
NINTH DAY OF SKPTENBER, A. D. 1879. for the
1arrose cf nominating candidates 1or tho following
State oces to BE- elected At the next general cleo
ton Viz:
Chief Justice Of the supreme Court;
Governor;
Lieutenant Governor;
Secretary OF State;
Attorney 0eaerAf
Auditor Of Stats;
St to Treasurer;
Ok q tas Supreme Court
The ratio OF repRessAtation. ~ dslesniasd by u:
last State COnvsAto0, 10 based upo1 the Presidential
vote. aud eattlss IL ssval CoaAtiss to the SIov.
n sppostioansat:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
TEACHERS INsr1TUTE.-The State
Superintendent of Public instruction
has announced the following Teachers

st. Peter, August 80.
st. Cloud, August 30
st. Anthony, septenber 8.
Hastings, September 6.
Garden City, September 8.
Lake City, September II.
Pairmouat September Is.
Cottage Grove, September 20.
Blue Earth City, September 20.
Chaska. Seplember q.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
Miaoina Garbs, &t.

AT VIM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. l0i Full
~ isp,f-wgBDlSo CARDS and FIsk HrL1lokRRI. tsTsb
Rstss lsIAl
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
STUDIES IN PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.

Our Paris correspondent writes as follows under
date OF November q:
letter printed in la Libert( last evening dated
Nov 20, and written from Portici at the foot of We
suyus, by an obseryant engineer there gives an ac-
count of the formidable mass and movement OF the
lava streams that began 10 flow in the night of the
18th. quote his closing paragraph: The force OF
Impulson that moves tins mass is equal to 6lIl2O-
N0,OO0.OOO kllOgammes, and tie dynamic power al)-
piled by such force is equal 10 40,1S0SOOOOO horse
power. The lava rs now only few kilometres dis
tant from the smiling villages OF san LOo San Sc
DastlanO, and san GlOrelo. In a week IRON now, II
the craters do not cease OiOw they Will be less than
heap of ruins and where now rise elegant villas
there will be but fOrmeSs masses of ScOIia and lava
God grant that my fears he not fulfilled. Already
some hundreds of families are h0useess and exposed
To the hardest priVatons' OF the wasting lnunda-
hons in Switzerland this Autumn your European
hles told you, while your papers come 10 rs hlled
with accounts of terrible earthquakes the Paclhc
coast slight snbterranean echoes of which shocked
even Solid England out of its stald pIoprIety'
1he internal conYulSlOnS and CutaueOus eTuptiohs'
and other troubles with which our poor earth Is so
tried this year. are apt to give sSh impulse 10 he
study of physical geography. A most eXceleht
manual, or rather comprehensive cyclOpedla or thai
science is La IeIre Icy Eliee Reclus, the second
and final stately volume of which admirable work is
just ont Of press The printed book Is the result OF
lG years work on the authors part of personal OBJ
servatiOn in portions of North and South America
and various countries OF Europe ana ol WatcLlhl,
careful peTusal and comparison of nearly eVeryihmg
that has been published, of society," memoirs and OF
considerable private correspondence dulng these
themes which can be cassed under
the general head of phJ steal geography,
SO that we have here, in one homogeneous whole,
and in beautiful harmonious arrangement. best,
latest edition of the Life and Times of Mother
Earth-1he Manners and Customs of Her. The sub
title of this volume describing the phenomena OF
the life of our globe is The Ocean, The atmosphere,
Liter In the last of these three divisions present
ing the action and condensation of Man and Nature,
lies the deeply interesting moral OF the entire book,
the Justification of physical geography To the high
clam OF DeDe1iccnt, humane study. To the admir-
able cleaness of method and style Ofthe text, in
aid goo really Illustrative engravmgs on the page,
and - colored maps-some of them elegant enough
for refined ornament, all diligently accurate and
faithful 10 their purpose OF explanatory use.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
xcrs,s, darrias,s, &f,

AT HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART,
ss,ss,y .1s Thirty @ ..,hs ngsn public sal" Of HORSES
ntsg and thvuE are bsh s,sp "WEDNESDAY sod sATuRDAi
rs1sss the at eslos Bayss will swsJs tnd numssr Of
kess ssb. for light driving ssa heavy SOr at these ,sl's
-hsihsr spsaay advertised net The ss l.so,asn Of asu
ahd sssshd land Csrrges and great variety o Hsrnsa a-s
hsaa, ass npshs Park Phassns BY Miner stspassh
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
%uttium Sales Of Zeal estat,.
J. JOHNSON. IT,, Aueuoaset
DY JOHNS L. MILL ER,
ID AUCTioNRRRs AND
ARAL EHTArR BROKHRe,

RY JOHNSON, 1L,Cs,v,s 4 MILLER III
NEAL EsTGTE sRoKsRs-
rs SA.AT.r eOs osO,s., .TS s.Is, s,s. sod.
sst.s "a shasgsd Leans nsgoEats Aussn sass 'fFA"' AZ
,,, . F,,5SIS. gSEsGAE s.s.;Ss% I.SS' r. III Brs..
POSITIVE sALs or 81 CHOICE PROSPECT pAGS GA Ee,
rcy opposite Park snd in close proximity to ne u'~I
Map, At No. IS Y,..u NewYori, snd No. Isl NOn'.S''l'
0'OOA4H Also .tt. .m. tine sud place. ~,
P'f %aRRky fn MAhsGS .S6s S % SPG'GSo GoFs tr SO v
Also GORE Lor ia n n o y1dsTSi SA ave "A. sn 90.
sAckErIsT BoTLEyARP& & rARE r NV wa1.S'A ,1.t '''
bRGRAWs Seuth side, IN rear OfaeOys L0lS 7Lors
Term. liberal Mas. cse.. Of iuctloneer.. -
EXECUTOR's SALE Mt AUCTION.
MILL FR6FSRf! s F%RSs !s saSPs j p9tsEs Tors
lBRLosGiSd no 70 rhs lsTxfE Or D. iMkS DECEASED,
HOMESTEAD PLACE Of about g. acre, Of superior iaua p re
aud house with bath rooms satdrY barns esrl9
Ti do%S Ss ep oSS r sS .soS. % R &
ee three stories Slsl feet . looms cbnsry all 10 g sesI
"Hp aa sG; "a % SS SSu1 Il aTSi S1 S SsI1 &
hoa iS% S,SsssE wy csef an iS hour nom Ss'oSS
cRaGvEIS sr iS SG Mi is .st %.r Wheel. three run o
.s country custom; close depot Pabc sheds 'i'b' ''
sEscksTis sof .S SRSPi,s %PlsosMAkRRs SHOP
sEykRA HOUSES xsD sSR6sS aSi spi a"a sasS.r q
TIWsESTrFouR ACRES OF WOODLAND, very near The F'
SEAMAN PARa MILLS III. farm contains 50 .cr,. Of
sopssOr sop, .d good so,toy tessptbou bar, a.
ihe goat mill has Of stones ~.
~ - s""N ''s''' "-~
dav. J. r. CALDWELL Rrscato, Ns.h.,.k \ T.
Apply to ikyiSS p,,T Van wAkT No. 2 B.skmsnst SsvSo
Bris RsrOsd foot Of Chsmbeni m for Cr.isyI,
IT S. MARSHAL's SALE at Macon, ca
~. UNITED STATES l3 ACRRs LAND-Undsr AID 6y viz
Of wr Of Yendon ExpOnas sasd from the District tb
United states for the scuherg District q Geerga viii SILL The
oh day January this TRACT OF LAND situated Mseos
Ga, together with the Improvements thereon.
There brick building
100 vide ., hsh Condsrais
mst to he used bosorI aud arranged expressly support MAJ
shney. II located immediately upon the rssf o. the Macon o.
Brunswick Railroad and In hns{ espssc panafetos
purposes W. q. piCAsoN, u \. Marshal
Dated Savannah, Dec "a. 1852
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
Gbantts for gasinsss Msn.

A FINE OPPORTUNITY for q BUSINESS
N Mantle proprietor q 6r;ca's HOUSE IN Ssraogs oass
n to year and capable Of than doubling tht
ann by extending accommodate on the same lot -.
Fop further peuar address WM NJ sEARSG SON. Saratoga
Springs, \. y. -
DIAPER MILL for SALE--A bargain; first
class IN l opeaoa; Of the best locations IN the
United States o the Business Sold to close Address
PAPER. Box No. i.6Gi, SewYork p. o.
Go S00WILL PURCHASE MAN FAC
I'D S,sNUO TURING BUSINESS with salary will net 5000
YEAR the required Address Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

500 p m. fsrmingdse and Way Stations; -. -.
pa L. "r SoHpo" Huntington 'ni Glen Bafox suDp.us.n
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
nse WINTER ARRANGEMENT issa
COMMENCING AOY q, 1888
ave Entrance on Twenty y'svsAh't
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
ror fsr Ha's1 snd Bridgeport 100 800 tsL) L~ m, fl'
FOr Milford s!stfOd EIsd Southport .sa WspOrt 100 lilo
gs, seTT.i SsSSH.( 900 iL''A nj nl' Erl '00CaLh
FOR Darsa. 100. 900. If1O a. m: 30 Als. sOpn
For s.asfosa g. So 400 Sk% aoS 1S % ,' Rr) AIS 800
For Gf.:ass .sd In,.ra;ds. stations, Eoa scG so. "a ais
W. wv CONNECTING TRAINS
Boston Ssa u. sRSSsii sSo.s S fI ; $50 Io' eco
Isr Hartford srd Springfield aoos (EI l1h 800 (EL zoo
For conu.sn,u Rive. Railroad m EIl iSp m to Non.
For Hartford Provid.as. and Railroad (Erl n I,s
fet New H.,'O s.rLoSdO. and s'sHiusOn Railroad hs~ n
Pol Canal Railroad, 400 niSp to sOh.np'On ,sd VIII
For Hssutoas Railroad, 500 m, 1Oopa.
sI Sss:s ssS,a slo. SSSr S,o. NJ SS a@ gS5 no
commOdioa' sssparcIn attached 800 rn uo,r ,,,
N eomm.s.is. sa1 a. iSssror FainiDELPHIA ". k.Snus
:1 S go vi. sI%a % i s m r.T E os vi rS. saa w.s
,Ou-s@a N. E:51 rp, s:so' For South and s. w-s'"I
FoR rHE wE,r.--,.O an. l,:opp, sp%.s@Pn; ;s,m.
.b i,n. silver Palace ..pa. "a r. .F.u G gs
Ss 30 y .. mSDs 1ss. 'sns SI SA & FAMILY
also Mon Tbors raa htears os
without change IN advance OF other hne Nh
slnorning ,rsn, from Chicago 'Ds ~ w JACksoN os sp
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.
IN Trains will Ssrlok by the PsVnA Ferry foot thsnos
at s follows a., l. AIS s5 aud $3.50 ard ssntdys
10 midnight The snd ts trains run through 70 non.'
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
III R0ADFor Long Brrnsh Red Banf Bns"Surg h'nsh''r
By s.smsi JIsss HoYT daily except su-d,J at o'clock NJ
BRO" Pier No w. loot Of W s. sSEDES Co, Lessee.
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF l.. l.
WINTER ABRANGEMSSr
On .ud .n.r December 1852 the trains will rus oiO-s:
$50 ., M rom Roo..,st,L Ferry Nal ,ud ISOLATION for Say
vile aud Nay saNonl
3:Sn m Erpr., for Jsn,e P.assls Corss, Bsdsinssls,
Msrei South Oy Bay and all ssous ks 10 say'is except
Wildwood
4lsp a. Nail aud Accommodation to Islip and all snlios'
E@n o., Accommodated 70 JsuseA
Trains for Nsw.rob;
Leave Iiip $50 a. 10, Mail and Accommodated
Leave sayvilc 12s O. m. krpresa
Leave Ssyvils l230 D. H., Mail and Accommodation
Trsns from Jsmsie. 7:9) s;a5 in anil 500 pm
Passengers for Bay Port, B Point fsehegus aud Bseperh viii
RoDT. WHITE. supsiAtsAdsat
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
% y,t.

NRANGF.-To LET-COTTAGE, Furnished
or pfarpished sronst. near Brick Charch msfon -
ply TO o. W. THORP. NJ 81 BISAdwsy ~ y
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
Gitp gtal Gstait for saVr.
SruukIpn Zeal Gstat. for saI,.

FOR SALE-LAND by the acre in Brookly,
whole blocks Prospect Park and the New
desirable building lots in all psrts Of tie city. ~
NJ. A. rutland Co, No. BeskmaB.t Nv
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
Gtathtrs.

A. GRADUATE Of the University of Louvain,
N (Bsum would like to devote The afternoon and evening bou. to
the TEACHING either French Latin Greek NAemaics other
scientific branches Address Prof R. B. L. r O. Boz No 45t
AN EXPERIENCED, classical, mathematical,
~ English teacher with excellent emouas. desires employ
meat as TEACHER TUTOR Address TUIOR Box No 45 Tribune
Ohce.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
pantiug 3taStmits.
musitsl Snstram'uis.

cs9UHlth 3Npl1""hthP'
ARIOE 0-FORTE.-Patented highest
n pr.mum awarded all the renowned Words brPsrsoa
PsHi ssad for descriptive pamphlet price A's &c has.hsto1
taa Ne, S7 and lss BoWerJ AAEskR Go.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN Pianos-Barmore's
n No s Bsshsrst splendid As'oItnsnt Harrassd
I've IT medals, Testimonials from disingaishsd Ass
IN CONSEQUENCE of winding up our pres
will dispose Of stock Of PIANOS At
dueed prices A. H. GALE CO. No 2gI Est Twtinh 81
DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS, Of six
besI makers greatly reduced prices for cash, during the
HOLIDAYS at WAITRESS, No 4 Broadway Fifty New aud Second
Hand Rent and applied pnrchaed
received for the Tuned aud Re
paired Cash paid fo Second Hand Instruments
VNHE WEBER PIANO-F0RTE
called Tie BRsf INSTRUMENT MADE By ali tbs esding
ofths and elsewhere Il pronounced by the National Ps
noPorte Assoespos In their the
country. euenty the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA Aaa
s,d By Conservatory Music and other hgh schools alto
sshr Of their immense power equa iSesnH and ol
tHeJ OitOss sl,stie touch, and great durability.
wAEBRooMs. No. 40 BroOms at, Rrosawar
THE GREAT UNION PIANO-F0RTE Co.
finishing 1900 PIANO PORTEs FOR The trade Give them call
oTsb,svs aud Thirty n J. r. HALE Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

saIrs bp SnttiOn.

1Ve. A. LKAvITT, Aueuons-r -, x>-,,l> NJ
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNION
HALL Astorplaee and Rghth-sL LEAFltT, tIhkbs1h
Co CosssSHESrs SOLICITED LIBEARIGs CAIALosoHp AHD -
W. hsKvIH Aucuonser
DY BANGS. MERWIN e. Co.. Broadway cor
ID 4s,l-Sas, Of Books Work, Of Art Fancy Goods fa -
Assr QUARTEsNAsrEHO ESE&EAt,so IA ,ofo offl0H'
GALE or DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
- EOUIPAGEWi be sold at public auction under ihe ~ 49,,
Can't " n Military Storekeper u Army on aeGou ~ o.
United a, tue sehnysl Arsenal F , lsSa At 10
of PHILADELPHIA Pa. THURSDAY The an OF Jauay iS
m the foo-ugnaed articles II damaged eloihing anu e4"Ph"
rag y, Go, F@,,Sef Se fsrs 2 700 AIe Handles.
q Blankets, wooien oI iia''hss iis,'
3l4 Uniform Goats 81 ,Anp tg"l' tI.ou
65 Uniform Jackets cavalry. Z storm Fabs-
i'''' OI' ?2l Trumpet and Bngs Cords and
glg Great Goats, hosemen. Tassels
80 Goats, io0nen IiS poul9s bmars+ yVt,,.
"a Pair Trousers horSrmen. 10y pounds cutuhb' "N' w"
~! Fal, % oe,'6 lined no 1871 pounds cuttings
Sact Co,,s, uniued 3zJ pounds Paper Old
,!1 Siirt. flannel and knit pounds Rope, old
So9 d.. n-'rer, pounds Straps Iron.
IS7 psi, StocLiugL pounds Scraps Old KnspsaeEs
20 IIav,rsscks COO Boxes, old
Gg7 KnapsacLs strapped r..,h.r. Ffe.
Old. also, quantity OF CbeNrons Fea'hef r
Scales Drums, &C., &c - A. a.. .,o,a ,sr.
will commence at 10 o'clock q M on 't 1y
toned and from day dy until the whole The property a
yertised is sold
Terms rash ~ Government finds - A, a.
purchased must within I've days from TIE date
Of tie sale. . 49,. .n,..a.. n. =, a. =, of
the Military storekeeper the schnylhl Arsenal g.,
D.. IA. RuChER Asst QuarteTnaster General
Breve Major General u s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
DKPARTMEsT on DAKOTA OFToE CmxT QuARTEHNAsrKK(
SAINT PAUL. MINI, Dec T. 1903 !
PROPOSALS For ARMY TRANSPORTA

7,
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSP0RTA-
il TION-SEALRD PROPOSALS. will be received this Office
The.h day Of January 1863 for the transportation
Military Supplies during the commencing April 1862 and end
ng March 81 1870 No from saint Paul MIMI
Cloud Mimi ths shortest road OF line suoh Posts
he MiunesoiA
TERRITORY Of the Missouri River and bounded by H. and
present Posts such be sSbihs east north Of
that river, ia DakOts Territory.
The weight to be transported this Route No shall
Ten Million pounds (00Do,0OO b). .....
Bidders viii the hundred l pounds per one hun
O miles each month Of the year beginning April 1869 aud
ending March 81. 1870.
Bidders should give their f well their places or,,i
should accompanied h Bond the
ten thousand dollars gued by two more responsible persons snan
tesipg that contract awarded for the route mentioned the
Proposing the contract will be accepted aud
security furnished by said arJ
cordance With the Of this advertisement.
The contractor will he required 10 give bonds In the sun OF one hun
dred thonsa and dollars O0OO)
evidence the and OF bidder
will be required And before auard
bidder will be repaired gye satisfactory sytdene VI his
carry fairly and fay snch eonact
Army Transportation
the requirements Of this advertisement
he prepared 10 eIeeue the
contract at aud give the required bonds for the faithful perform
OF the contract
The right to reject any may offered
adluess for service by the s day April
1869 and will be required 10 place Of bnness 81 which
with readily Route
Paul Mnu Port Stevenson Dakota Territory al such other
poL - he Indicated starting point Of the route.
Blank forms showing the conditions Of the contract TO be entered p
application once OF the Quarter
Hewfort Chicago Saint Louis Fort esyenworth and
Omaha and must accompany and be part Of The proposals
4 B. HOLABIRB,
L.Col Deputy O. " Gen. Byt Bng.GeD., 4. H. A;
CblefQ ~, Dept Of DAkoIs
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

StlV @snits.
DRESSMAN WANTED-One accustomed to
Tribune Office
DERSONS WISHING SITUATIONS as
Tss BooktePe Clerks In the unionsqsre National Bank
the Civ hand their applications With esence
yoLn Fitch 40 a. WsLst Y-New.York, Dee 81. l86l.
JOHN PITCH No a WslLst
DAVID KOHLBR
LEOPOLD BAMBERGRR.
ComLlftee of the Dire
NVANTED-AGENTS for the MANHATTAN
w CO.OPEEATIy. RELIEF ASSOCIATION hgp., psson
or bt lsIteL No BI0sansL Asa.ioIL
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

ogc A. LEAvITT, Aueuons-r -, x,,croNr
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNdOS
ID HaiI Astorplses and Rghthst LEAVIIT, srRkbsGh x
Ca SOLICITED. LBKAREs IAIALosOND ~ -
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
SrupusaIf.

ARMY TRANSPORTATION. = SEALED
n PROPOSALS will BE- received At this 0nee uRi II clock
''iuH' :? ?TR4SsPoRfATIoS bIaS or MILITARY SUPPLIES
during commencing Ap 9 'ni ehileg March ~ 1870 on
h,.., r.: iTSs '.Ss c 2S,', asos 'c NJ sH,. P NJ aa
sbs tine above msnlOHedJ ro,r, vo
FROM .5sa 991i' % Il. on 61,,, Sss U9s 3. r h. I C b
sSss Ne S py p.e bs nay bs jgns.s b. ths or-,g osr
In The state Of Kansas and Territory o. ,edo soh o. ~ d
nG.,A Of -. c;9a,a River nd s,.goI I'd
. TsioJ and nisnasdiis poih 90 ne route 70 il
Bidder. will state The rate 100 pounds per 100 T At Nheh ihy
ni5 iss5 transport D' '''''' il '''N ''-''
s.par,t. bi, howsver t, aud vii le nierishs r the
100 pounds the entire and not per W miles ash ihe fore
FROM PORT HARKgR
to F'T' z' L'''' I SRoM lSd fSF GA1s '''''' ''
to F' Dfh ffh6S dyS' fR5iS flf oR f5aT ' WALLACE
to FortsI Iyon REYNOLDS. Garland. and UMon.
asas Vii BE- siy.n on sppBeoa 10 h once Of the distance.
between places upon otter pos regarding
,uch other depot be established 10 The
established hi. Tnio ',d 70 ,aeh S''; Or ,o9. s s
The s.gS, 20 bs transported viii not .Icssd on 100000
pounds, on Route No. J, lOOo0OO0 pounds
Bidders vi. ,,t. tsr place. o. I,,Ssss, ,ni .sh eropo' NIT
md %f: e 5 s: @ % m .oiss. sg h d n. . $ o @ iSs s sS
.5, @ ~. 10 .so 70 ss Il. eUn.. ne, .T, to execute 10 a @ 5
bidder must b. a. the opening Of the propO' or bs
represented BY his suomeIr ~
The will be required give bonds Route No 10 such
shall he 6Is by The nndegus Route No 3 $1,000
Satisfactory evidence Of The loyalty aud IOTeue Of ssh bidder aud
perI0n offered security viii be required
Propoii be indOr,ed Proposals for nv Tsn'poon
No a. o. tie be- snd will be entertained
fully comply with the requirements Of this advertisement
Tie party whom an aw, made must be prepared to rsee e
without delay and the required bonds
the faithful performance Of the contract.
right all bids that lie offered reserved
The contractor each route mast be readiness for service by the
nd S april o' ana 'e p.ee OF ohs,. OF sgensy AZ
points ofhit route.
forms showing the conditions Of the be entered
for each he bad application to this once either
letter aud and be Of e
Blanks for proposals will De furnished spploston.
BY order ofihe Chief QuArtemae Military Division of The Missouri
q. EASTON, Dept y NJ. GenL, T. s. A, C. y NJ, Dept 80
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

Situations @aniss- aftmpIts.
A GERMAN GIRL wants q situation to do
~ GENERAL HOUsEWOEk orast tOOK, WASHER tu3 IRONkR
Beat 6 esne.s Apply At Ne Il Stanton ,l uesr Bovery
A HIGHLY respectable middle-aged Lady de-
n ses 10 SITUATION - NURSE respectable private fam
W anezeePou ref aces be flnsli IS to capaty and n
iezdIv Address hQ W. GLOVER Phmon Coaubis County. "
A SMART intelligent young woman desires a
"A SITUATION IN smal family 90 CHAMBERWORR take
Of children WI give sSsetoy reference general elrse
ter Apply Al khLNs Boot s shoe Emporium No 2 Hndoast
door below SPrtg
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a Situation TO do
~ GENERAL HoUsRWORK or COOK. Is Wiling obgiBs
No 1s3 Seceudst, between Avenues A snaB.