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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29
IL. 4. BAItIELS, MA
sPHHSICIAN ~ ST RI ,ON.
viii lie NJ
KNEUSsL'S DRUG score, OTTAWA


To accommodate Ottawa and other patients that afflicted
with Chrome Diseases. viz Saturday, April "a May ~
June &C. July 81, Ausust2s Sept rs Oct so, Now 81 Dec.
25, and at HE Office IN Chicago f'ftt mar 27-8m+
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29
Special Notlces. n.
DIR. J. Ii. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
L Al
IAY BE CONSULTED AT III

And At all ether times the D-enary or Diseases the
Eye and Ear, Mcvicker's ITeater Building. Chicago
Dec. 20, 1865
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spefiaI Hotties, g.
To Consnnanliyes.


The advertiser having been restored % health IN few
weeks By very simple remedy asr having suffered several
years with lung Affection and that dread disease
Consappeea Anxou 70 make known = Bic Ssliswsusr
10 a NJ lsirs t. he will send copy Of the prescrp
tn. - ss q charSel, With the drscoas ~ preparing
and usng ~ sns which they win ind suns Guar Ron
A s,sscsss -; The object ct Of the
ted and od tn1oenaton which he conceives be nval
u.bas en1 hs hops every sufferer will try his remedy Il
will cot then nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
my90-ly-P Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Errors Of Youth.
gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debi
on WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all vhe need Il the receipt and directions for making the
ample remedy BY which be cured Sufferers wishing to
y the experience can DO 90 By sd%sss'ns
myso-iy-.p No. - Cedar street, New York.
OArARRH CAN BE CURED.
Heachs relieved and In acjevsry disease of the nose
and head cured by the use Of the well known
REDER'S GERMAN SNUFF.
Al DELIGHTFUL and Pleasant Remedy in Catarrh, Headache
Hodrscness. Bad Breath. Coughs, Asthma,
BroSchais, Deqfness dc.
And all disorders resulting from COLDS in
HEAD, THROAT, AND VOCAL ORGANS,
This remedy does 'DRY UP" Catarrh, but LOOsENs
Il; frees the head Of all offensive natter quickly removing
bad breath ana headache always soohes the burning
in Catarrh and 50 mild and agreeable In its effects thai
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING.
Try it, for costs but 35c For sale by all Druggsts
send Soc to r. SEYMOUR CO., Boston, and receive
box by return mall Jan 2S-ly Up.
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Read the Following Testimonials !
PONTIAC. Livingston Co.. July 81.


PONTIAC, Livingston Co., July 81 1858.
Mr. c. SwARrHour-Dear Sir: 1t affords me pleasure to
recommend the your save all persons who SUI
erng with fstula Encana was sufferer for six months
and advised by several counsel the west ALSO by
eminent surgeon the to have an operation per-
formed fortunately received from your hands boxes
OF your neveraiing ointment and to-day I sound
man. Yours, respectfully,
5tA ~ .fsttf LE1NDER UTLEY.
JoriEr Oct. %, 1868.
value Of your salve. II 10 little girl who had
aud sudden attack Of the GROUP and she relieved
In hve minutes believe 1t good remedy for the above
disease Use II externally and internally. Z. b. SHAW
IH Cross JoIi7r Sept II. 1868.
Sarah Williams. Of Joliet Will County, Illinois, do here
by certify that very severely taken with Rheu
induced to Dr. Swarthout's Saye, and after thor
ough application the pain and crampng entirely left in ess
thar half hour and have not been troubled with the
complaint since used the save before and
truly say that Its effect on me was truly wonderful and
would most unquahfedly recommend all persons troubled
with Rheumatic affections to use it 10y ali means.
EtlFffN. ff SARAH WILLIAMS.
JOLIET, October 20, 1865.
This certify that have used c. Swarthouts "A Heal
ing Salve for cold attended with symptoms Of In
famation Of the bowels The alve gave immediate relief
and In ortyeght hours with the exception of little weak
nee, entirely cured would ciieerfuy recommend
the "All Healing 10 others similarly afflicted. lam
t9N'@ HENRY VAN vLECK.
] Sold by ]. g. BALDWIN, Al La Sale St.,
Ottawa, Ill.,, and b. F. WALRAD. La Sale,
Illinois. no 20 1y.
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liemh,l. Concentrated Extract sarsapaa IL the great
Blood Purifier.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

lS. Mpollontue, pou fetaeN et8entu
Stlapea anset(aet, bab CT fa 3uut Gbrtfen>
tbun,e bestnne, Bat Set 5fentli9er &atbsper>
~iamntluns etns NIT ttefer atnntnie absefa6t.
S9usreee fur bic &rtRl9t Reltston Sorse.
trasen. @eta eoba tuar Der Martertso I'm,
1856.
19. SEQ TX, aus etnem pprnebmen6aule
tm Glla6 1902 8etoreu, tuuroe 1913 pabl.
Ct 3eistt einen 9robeu Offer fur bic Gbre Der
Stride unb @erbeGeruus Der Mi6brdu&ey
we1mesen ct aud ptele Sirdenserlamm>
lansen In Srantrei9 unb Deutidlauo btelt,
robin er itlblt reife. @tarb' 1854.
20. A9nes. III Monte Yuleiano TN zos~
faniiaen Seboren, bat our4 tbre Gu8eus~
8eiiptele bte @elt chen 70 erbaut, ute tbre
Namensfrtuuoin, bic teiltseM
Ste wirtte ununterbroGene Abt6otunseu,
@tarb 1917.
q. Gn1elm, 1898 seboren, ent3os I'D
benz @eraui&e Der @elt, unb frat tn's &lo>
fer. D1 btlbete Ct letne9alente, unb purbe
gum Grjbtidof in 6autelbers ernannt. Die
d4tt Notwithstanding, bic ct li9 etsen
naa9te, tru9 piel ba3u BET, bab CT letne6eerbt
nit &lusbeit ~leitete. @tarb l109.
%. @oter uuo Gaius, MartYrer u.
papfe. @oter re8terts bic STRIDE unb 3etd-
aete f4 b~efonbers bur9 fetne 2iebe sesea bic
Mrmen Gus. t 177.-Gaius Don Da(matteu
ltanb Der Stride NIT srober Deisbtt unb
2usenb Dor unb Rarb 296.
%. abalbert, 8tlaof BON Dras, mar
reid an @rtflt@eu 2useubeu. @etn Gtier
fur bte Iusbrettuus ber Reltoipn unb Su>
senb ertpedte In tim ben beiltSeu Gnti4lu6,
ben B6lfern bas %Gvansel.um u prebie.n;
wurbe aber Elm OFFER ber Barbarei u. 5tart
UNI 996.
"a. @eors fritz eben 10 9etreu fur itt,
nen 2aabesfarfen ais fur bic Wabrbeit Der
6rtlltden &eli9ton. "a Ct rusber oura
8efeble, nod 8orfe0unasn, nod Yetuen
BON Der Mnbetuus bes etu3tseu wabren Got
ties tonnte absebra4t trtrceu. Starb ct ourh
bae 9hrpert 3O3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17
Il.
2ieb bes lmfti8em &mabe,,.

Den Beder.
9ut Gritltne utu6 man luifts ieiu,
Da iR's he redte 3eit.
Da la&t Der WaIb, has Gelb, bic Mu,
ltnb better III bes 6imme!s 8lau,
Das Gti@leiu tanst, e tipft has @et
,1nb's G&p ruff vSu9be! Su@be"
SIN Ssuuaer rau6 man luitis ittn,
Da tF's BE re&te 3eit.
Da pdr' Is ion1 ia gar 3u bet6,
Do& luais iein, bas flblt ben S@weie>
Gs ii aud stel III lang Der Sag
Cir ben, Der niemals la@tn mag.
Srn 3erbhe ,mu6 r1as luliis tfn,
Da ta's bic re@te 3eit.
Da laben taulenb Mepftlein
3u @piel unt frebem @@mault etu.
Die xraube tpeinet gar Dor Greut
8iel Ttrduen boiler @i6igteit.
Su. @tnter mug man luitig fetn,
"a tl's biz redte 3eit.
Sm @intsr II Der beil'ee Gbrif.
ltnb tper tabei nt&t lufis III,
Der bat Elm 9er3 10 falt wte @tein,
Is friert itnt nod In, 2eibe ein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17
@eiratbsrt8du.

ueber oaS betratban, bless tpabrlt4 ni1t
unwidttse &apttel int menidli4en 2ebeu er<
tbetlt Der ~amerifantide Sauer" tunsen ecu
ten folgenoe 9elunbe 2ebren:
"Sbr Sanslin9e uno Bur'den. pte tbr
nod Elm oroentlt& Weib wertb feb, tpeuu
tbr auf ote Treteret sebt, ip sebt ia ntGt bes
Spnntass aus! Sebt euG am @%erftase I'm,
anb pabt auf ST tas Mdbaen, bas cure
funftise Srau werben lua, aud petD, mas
Don Weibes @anb setban trerben raue uus
bic pirfli4 iAaft. @ebt r1sn TIT elm 6aus
100 bic 9r0bere So6ter ben Gltern etae Mass
ipart, uno int Stanee 1T, ben 6ausfane III
fubren, aud tpenu bic SHUTTER nidt raebr Ia
uno seforben 1T. Go cine. bic au rtrtb@
fAaften xnb 81 iparen tpetb, bic uaadt reid
unb gladfi4. Mter bebltet eu1 0ott unb
behatst su4 itlter Dor Gtner, bic I'D Ecu
Safee sua Der Masb cher Der SHUTTER teben
ldet; ste einen 3rttt an, Teafer unb pa-
rauf etn fog. @rbettsttf99en gum TauQeur
3en Bat unb binaussaat bic mebr fur ibre
1letoer I'M Sabre braudt, ais Gs in 3 Sabren
;u uerbisnen I'M Stanbe TT. Wenn einnaal
ate tebtse Buriaen fi4 perl4wcren, bas Gc
nur mirtbi2aftlide, arbett ian,e Mib4en u.
fetnc faule nebmen mslen, ba sett @4t,
BON wte gutter Wtrfuns lslde Derl9poruns
fetn piree, ba uerbet t9r ieben, tpte fe frib
aafieben, bic Nermel aufidarien unb aufaf<
fen tperben aQe Arbeit In 5aus, @arten une
Telb, bann eibts ptebsr 2a6tsr, bic Der
alten SHUTTER gu Gut fomu1en, bann gifts
wteoer 9ausfrauen fir bic Mdnner uno
@ausmatter flr bte 8tnber, tpte fie Don Got
ties uno 3edtswesen fem ioaen. Benn bic
Rdb@en in Der @trtbfdait pteoer :IdHs
5u9reifen, ea BADEN lie aud feline i3eit mebr,
i4 ate m6slthen Granfbeiten an3utriumen
nt4t 3ett, ATE Seuieleien a%usjufabren unb
ate S%leinissttten aus3uftaf9ea. Sbr Bur>
f4en, babt TIT u~er1aneeu ? Das !9ausmtt~
tel 1T stpar bitter, atsr es btlit eewtb."
gu ben Sunsfrouen fast Der ~&merttant~
fhe Sauer:"
mJbT RdoAen, rrenn ibr ntat un9ladlt4
tperben, an ben 8ette1fab fouauen tuo1et In
eurer ;utunfti9en Gbe, 70 wdblt su9 tetnen
W~abt9odnser. @enn tbr eu9 perforaen
woat, 70 fsbt ia nidt auf ben Bart (bsn bat
ieeer 8od) unb ui&t auf ben feinen Sui les
1T silly unb utdt .auf eewt4ae SCARE, fstne
Stiefel unb niht auf's itDne Gansen. Denn
tpr einin Mann tpdblen tpont cber elmer UNI
eud frett, fc fe4t rarauf OBJ ss Elm featr
Bauer III, Ser iel5er germ arbeitet obs Gin
Feieiser 9anbwtrfsmann 1T, Ser lieber l9aft
ais deer fale@te 3eiten ffast; obs elmer III,
Der Elm 8ermSssa perpalten unb seminnen
fam; frast barnaa, pb BET inn bic Dpde
6 Merfta9e unb etnen Sountaa Bat.
SITS 70 einer, ben nebn1t, Der fann gBeib
unb Sinh erndbren. Wenn tbr oae Mi6ts.
adnser, 8ummler, GtutsburR tse peradten II.
fabren laGet, sptrb bas Seer Der @Fafertreter
aQndblid pfrf1minben, pte bic TrDihe I'M
@inter. Damn ptrbs trteber gut int 2anoe.
@abt Sbr bas &ecept p%erfcnben, ttr Sung
frauen 2 Gs 1T ia nt4t Npotbeferlatetn, foxs
bern gut Geutl4w
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

Brii6er Geiit bewabre ltets,
Su aQen bcinem 2bu1t,
@te bus treibts, 70 gebts.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

The following good hit has often
been published and we venture to
give it another lift.
a few years since, at the conclu-
sion of a sermon, the preacher re-
auested some one TO pass around the
hat and take up collection. A
young man. stranger in the place,
jumped up and commenced circula.
ting the hat in such a way rs to fin.
ish the job at the door and pass out
with the proceeds. The preacher
eying him as he went out, observed
If that young man runs away with
that hat he will he damned.n A so.
Der old deacon who sat near The
window seeing him making Off down
street echoed: "If lie amt making
OF with that hat Ill DC DAMNED
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

A kiss when wake In the morning,
A kiss when 60 tn bed.
a kiss when burn my fingers,
A kiss when bump my head.
4 kiss v hen my bath il over.
A kiss when my bath begins;
My mamma is fun OF kisses,
As full a. nurse Is OF pins.
A kiss when play with my rattle,
\ kiss when pun her hair,
She covered ME over with kisses
The day | fell from the stair.
4 kiss when give her trouble,
a kiss when give her JOY;
There's nothing like mammals kisses
To her own little baby boy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14
CHRokfoa.
CONJUCAL LOVE,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE
Essay for Young Wen, ON the Errors.
Abuses and Diseases which DESTROY the MANLY
Powers aud create impediments 10 MARRI AC,E.
with sure means Of relief. Sent In sealed letter
envelopes. free of charge. Address. DIR. j. Skill
LIN liOtGiPF0N, Howard Association PhihdcL
phia, Pa g.Iryi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14
Special Attention
II INVITED TO TIE
Saturday Afternoon Train

SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY The pepnsylya-
MIA Central excelis ts competitors in quick time TO
New York, without the discomforts and dangers
OF excessive speed. because il IL 81 Mites Shorter
than the New York Central, 81 Miles Shorter than
TIE Atlantic Il Great Western and Erie routes. and
is the best built and most carefully managed road
liz &c country.
TICKETS BY this Route. are for sale at the Com
panys Office, y. w. Cor Randolph & La Sale
Streets, Ticket Office under Briggs
House, Chicago,
And at principal Offices In the West,
7. l.. KIMBALL.
Gcnl Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
HODSON,
assenger Agent, Chicago
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-05
NRMnn NINA


Steamship Norfolk PIatt, for Philadelphia, sailed
Steamship Norman, Crowell, hence. al Boston yes
teTday morning,
Brig Five Brothers, Thurlow from Cronstadt, at
S sc6T l. q. Q: &ishaIt, Masop, cleared at New York
schr John StOckdale. Reis, from Boston for PnllR'
delphia, at New York 30 inst -, ,.,,-
schr AMOS Falkenburg Terrell, from Providence
for Philao elphia. at New York "a inst. o.
Echrs California. Gale, and Sarah Fisher, Moore,
hence, at Norfolk lat inst ,,, 49,. 1,,...,-..,.
Schr Arthur s, Simpson Ohurn, rom Onuckhtuck
for PhIladelphia, at Norfolk 3lst ult.
schT Annie Barton, Frnk, for Philadelphia, was
loading al Charleston Slst ut, . ,,.,, -,
ScbI SS Sutherner Baker. hence at Portland lst Inst
Sohrs John w. Merwin, Rogers, from Pfovloenoe,
and VIM McDermott. Grant. from New Haven, poth
for Phiadelphia, at New YORK ga inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS, 49,,
Captain Nye. OF the steamship GAlatea, AZ ftOVI
dence lat Inst from New York reports tnat me S
Beaver Tall Lighthouse at $50, but saw no lght az
Beaver Tail during that time. Passed near enough
TO Beaver Tail TO see the lighthouse but was not
Lighted.
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FROM CUBA.

HAVANA Jan. 2.-Small sales of sugar: prices
nominal; No. IL D. S. sold at SlaS&. Lard active
at 2OIa20lc. in tierces, and 202a22s in Is pound
tins. Flour quiet at $llal2'50. Butter steady
at 3Oa50c. Talow dull at 9aal05c. Bacon ac
tive at 174a17Ic. Petroleum buoyant at 33a43c.
Potatoes, $S'25a3.50; Lumber active; white
20. Shocks lower; box, u reals each. Market
we'll supplied with hhds. shocks; prices, 2Sa24.
Empty hogsheads firm at $2'75a262B. Hoops,
shaved, $45a50 fer IA feet, and dull for IL feet
long at $35a40. Onions active at 5a5s. Freights
quiet; transactions unimportant. Exchange on
London, l7ba372; on the United States, long
sight currency, 2l4a2O9; do. short sight, 10.
Gold on the United States, long sight, 6a7 pre-
MUM; 40. short sight, 8.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASH INGToN, Jan.
The House Committee

WASH NGToN, Jan. 4.
The House Committee
on Appropriations, at their session to-day. fin
nished the Legislative, Executive, aud Judicial
Appropriation bull. 1t will require some iurs
ther revision yet before it can be reported to
the House.
In the Supreme Court
this morning all the Judges were present. There
was very small attendance of members OF the
bar the only ones present being the Attorney
General aud one other lawyer.
The subcommittee
of the House Judiciary Committee arc in session
examining witnesses In the case OF
Busteed.
1t is understood that the evidence, so far. is
against Busted, and it will not be surprising if
he is inpeached.
Members and Senators
are arriving in large numbers, and no doubt is
entertained that quorum will be in attendance
L. T. Rolfe, claim agent, was arrested this
morning by officers of the Treasury Department,
for presenting to the Quartermaster-G Generals
Department fraudulent claim of the Evans
vile, Ind, Railroad Company for Transports
Commissioner Brown held him for an exami
nation. The President of the railroad CON-
pany telegraphs that the company has no un.
settled claims against the Government
Treasurer Spinner
was taken quite sick 10. day, and was forced to
retire from his desk at the Department. He has
been e2erting himself very much lately i'll the
exercise of official duties.
General Grant
will return here either tonight or tomorrow.
The Public Debt Statement
will be issued about Friday next. 1t cannot yet
be definitely stated what reduction will be
shoWn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-05

the Superintendent's last annual report, the
volume entitled Expressions of Coincidence
and Sympathy on the Assassination OF President
Lincoln, y has been corrected. Itis a handsomely
printed quarto volume of 962 pages, of which
5000 copies were printed. As exaggerated
statements of the cost of this volume have been
made in the newspapers, it Is stated that the
eI9 17Q,bd
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

~sa. EOTICE.-THE UN ERSIGN
fH would Call the attention of the public to his
fFUS NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE
'SE This Is an entirely new heater. IL Ia
suced to at once commend Itself 10 general favor,
being o combination of wrought AID cast iron. 1t Is
very pie In construction and Is perfectly air
tight; seltceaning, haying!no pipes or drums TO be
taken and cleaned 1t IL arranged with upright
dues as 10 produce a larger amount Of heat from the
same weight OF coal than any furnace now In use.
The by r. ometic condition OF the air as produced by
my new arrRE cement OF evaporation Will at once de-
tTale that IL s the only Hot Air furnace that
will prC duCe pc Iefctly heRuhy atmosphere
ILose In want of n Complete Heating Apparatus
would do well 10 call and e4 anime the Golden Eagle,
CHA ARLE5 WILLIAMS,
NOS 1882 ana lS4 MARK Er street,
PhliadelphiA
A large assortment OF Cooking Ranges Fire.boaro
Stoves Low Down GraLes, Ventilators, ETC., always
hand. -.
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The Company who oy

A LIMITED AMOUNT OF STOCK FOR SALE.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Or additional Marsne Ne,O, see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
SUN RISES. MOON RIs ss....,..~, OO6
SUN SETs..-..........-.4'47 HlsB WATER.,.,,,- VI
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
RS sSSs1!Ss $ls$s $5s%sArrr nor-Hr COMMITTEE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-05
City Statistics.

The following quantities ofGrain, etc, were
measured in the city and port OF Philadelphia
365,s76 bushels; Wheat, 199,s9O do; Oats,
3O4,O do; Rye, ~, llS5 do; Barley, 24O9l44
DO; Malt, 35 S5S do; Seeds, AZ do; Bran, Mid
dlings, etc., liz, 1863 do. Total, l,3OO,9s24
bushels,
The following shows the operations of the
Pbilsdephia Water Works for the month of
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-05
Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, Jan. AIN view OF President John.
sons amnesty proclamation, JEFF, Davis, Slidell,
Mason, A. Dudley Manu-, and other ex-Confede-
rates are preparing to return to the United
States.
The press of London generally approve of the
treaty between England and Chda recently
concluded by Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Blrlin-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-05
Fatal Accident at Sandy Hook,

New York, Jan. 4.-Bya premature explosion
at the wreck of the steamship Scotland, off
Sandy Hook yesterday, Captain William L.
Churchill, late of the navy, Louis Jurgens,
diver, and George Moore aud James Ashay were
blown TO atoms. Several other men in the
divers boat were seriously injured.
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PROPOSALS.
ARMY TRANsPOR ORTATIoN

ARMY TRANSP RTATION.-
FORT EsHsss nso s
sEALED PROPOSALS viii be receiv,d dat at this
HffeE OF Es9 tGI fR
curing the year commencing ang Aprn I, 1869, on The
also be received BY Brevet Lieuienant Colonel M w." l.
time above msntiOps6} s6i}Trr No ''
T. ,P h Of as
designated BY the for .ardlng officer in The State Of
g degrees no5t6 ii such posiIions q ne state Of
SIas and @ indisn Territory as lie 1orth nc Of the Cana
Fort Unlcn. New Mexico. Or such other depot as
mediate points the route TO that depot. Builders
will stale the @ rate per 100 pounds per 100 miles a.
Ihe year, beginning April zee: TO, 49,,
a t 70 and HfH rom % .6e 1s s1 o
o"rs IeiDls taie psa 10 per 100 pounds for The
Oh ChlsLt sns DOt niles, as In The fore
e. -uhI hARKER
:,' .aItn, Larned. Dodge. Lyon, Reynolds, Gar
Hno' ana oh'0niFR FROM FORT HAYS
RSf OK k and 9n0n
to Forts Ly on, Reynolds, CARA AMI Union
The transportation herein advertised for must be
vim be given on application to this
above and upon any other points regarding the SER
ET 'ne New dsp be
that Ierritory to such posts stations as may
be des gnated In the Territory OF Ariz N and the
State OF Texas west of longitude los degrees.
The weight to be transported Will not exceed on
Route No 10000 600 pounds; on Route No. g. OO0 0O0
pounds,
Biddeis will state their places or residence and
$1,000 (uo or certified checA pay able TO the order
OF the undersgned), as a guarantee that In "A
award Is made to him The bidder I'LL accept t and
wh he o @
said sum TO be forfeited to the United States case
of falluIe by the party TO whom the contract be
awarded. to execute In due form such contract
Each bC der must be present at the opening OF the
proposal, or be represented by his attorney.
The snt actors III be required 10 give bonds on
Route No. in such amounts as shall be fixed by the
undeIslE ned; on Route No 5, 100000
satisfactor evidence OF the 10y atty and sovency
OF each 6d0er and person offered AS security Will be
required.
Transportation on QUITE Nc. g." or 's" as the Ase
may be. and none will be entertained unless they
luly comply with the requirements OF this adver-
tisen ent
The party TO whom an award is made mus be pre-
par to execute The contract without unnecessary
lay and give the required bonds Tor the faithful
PEI formal Ce Oh The contract.
The right 10 reject any aud all bids that may be
the contractor on each route must be in readiness
service by the 1st day OF April 1869, and must
have place of business or agency at whioh he may
be communicated with readily at the starting point
Blank forms showing the conditions of the CON
to entered into for each route can be haA
upon az plicaton to this office either personally
by lett er, and must accompany and be of the
Blanks for proposals Will be furnished on applI-
BY order Of the Chief ouartermaster. Military Di-
vision of the Missouri.
NH Dept P. M. Gen. U. "A. G. Q. M. Dept Mo.
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The following official statement shows the
number and tonnage of new vessels enrolled
and licensed during 1868 at the port of Phila-
oephia:-
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steamship Roman, Baker Boston, IL. Winsor & Co.
BaTque Restless, Sheldon, Barbados, T. Watson d
Sous
schr Minnie, Hudson. Mobile. Lathbury, wicker
schr M. & x, Henderson, Price sAgua, &. &W, Welsh.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
Schr A. NJ, AldFidRe. ROOioson. from Providence
eeI.4 4. ktSsAL4aA, AGk--a, Iva BSsvsns
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Offered by this Company are-
1t lisa National Company. chartered by spe.
cial act OF Congress, 1858.
II has paid-up capital Of s., 100000.
1t offers low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other COM
pantes for the same money.
II is definite and certain in its terms.
1t Is home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy is non -forfeitable
Policies may be taken whicn pay to the in
sured their full amount and return all the pre-
miums, SO that the insurance COSTS only the in.
terest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that Will pay to the
insured, alter o certain number OF years, during
life an annual income Of one-tenLh the amount
named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females. 1873 Wsrp
1t insures not to pay dividends. but at so low
cost that dividends will be impossible.