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AT LIMPERICH'S

i, DEPARTMENr OF DAKOTA.
ORvrcE CH1EF QUARfIRxAsfER,
sr. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 18th, 1869.
PROPOSALS IN THE USUAL FORM
/ with the customary conditions, are in
vited to be received at this Office until JAM
GARY 8D, 1870, to supply Fort Wads-
worth, D.. T., with
SIX HUNDRED CORDS OF WOOD.
It is understood that tho amount may be
diminished, If the wood be not oil required.
Tc be sound merchantabls Oak Wood, to
measure not less than four feet in length,
and delivered by March s0th. 1870, unless
otherwise authorised, aud delivered at the
Post. - ..,| !. A. G. ROBINSON.
Br. Maj. and A. Q. n. q. 8. A.,
For Br. Orig. Gen. s. B. HOLABtRD,
nov25-6w. =. Den. @. N, G.. U. 8. A.
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THs Observation-Disclosures hss beer
uiaucea to fow ookcass and clerks.

d = !:rhec.' President Ia, nominated
Judge +. R. ~Ho.r, Of Mass, as Associ-
ate Justice of tho Supreme Court
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nLD PAPERS orssleat
1 I15 81 1a1<iEsfs5} et]a -ATTHls OyItC
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n-Yestsrday was tho shortest day in the
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-.sWEar llassed DO lesra that Col. II.
6. Raeas, prsaest Secretary Of State,
bsGbse> appsistsa Pension Agent fol
khsesoea- Rs:i in every way .dessrv-
iosof ~ appointment: It is BIZ in.
t>asiA u s.ast for Florida soon, fo'
thasbaae6lsdf his health. i,ss.:.s : 49,.
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W 1ts !st|| ten ~: !!aEea!et!a!..t !
W5l8 MITcHsI't,. 'EDtToR."
.-..--..---.-i $500
Thursday. Dec. 23, 1869.
8 zs.7;s.a ]. i. 3, .,,.a,,,,
b,t> ST assa[9i!IGa9 >a2fb Ha|
s1isslks plsssassea<:l thing ia tho
v>eld ~ Il, and No nsss heartily wish
~ ,'tha, rsaa,.s aof: Tas JouRNAL' =
ssllsrrJ OAlhtpis "o:s 4u1aI 2o'ssst's
al XsqEEEss7T T1S1 NED AVER. :
.s:rst3 s,!il. - u h.0- tcG ~
Letters form The ses&ofwar rat Red
RbpeaAaee shst Gev:: MoDoueall pnr'
psaea.>ssaaiai.s banda OF Indians, md
letting them l,ose upon the Red Riss''
se,slesA bysvsysof putting down tho
rdbslxsa.. This mons.row atzooity
IA. ciaoati>sa.ly crushed BY the
pspues ae.i>a of.hs in'arsents, who,
b. = sits.esie, movsnsst, surrounded
and captured Tie leaders in tho Can
aaian aeh..s while they we're in Dr..
Sahsh,'s: house. Fifty armed men
vsss tAss. meds prisoners, including
Najs Wallace, Dr.. Shuts, Brown
HaQsA.aAd oahars. Six hundred French
hsltbrs>da occupy Fort Gary, ane
ia, have. ahe possession Of the hud
con Bay Comp.ny's post near Psmbin'
Al;Go.! NeDosg,lps communication
~ cut If. AID the whole country
eeaeS -.s.;s,s, Cau,d.. Even III
poe1alrs Indians have deserted hin
The ipssfssoes have possession Of Ii
VhelsN esth.v sst territory. Gov. Nj
Tsvish, vAo Vas arrested for isuing
proclamation rdqnirios che h.4-brset
e}ayeaevn'their arms, 10 still kept
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Good Butter and Fresh
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TOR ALL YOUR PRINTlNG--1e,o. tho.
T. JOURNAL ,othes, '.>~- -. = -.
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ssA 4an'es,lsstede County sNer., 3y follow
e'isethk ebtatJbs1i hasr left Forest
sa6tt1idndssn>H Litebfald. .n,,y..,
. .T Ite6 Eik river EiRsskIy ii 5 thu.
= II EMtssy 5snnd sDavvria Halt; d
Pises q k aS;ss' toea l,eqditsdd give
his;l .for V 1ooV eite,th; 10 answer to = Tue
. ;shssss = ssslli6s liqao,ii 10 radi.ns::p4
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port made. One OF tho: most interest
ing il that made at tho hoas OF, dinner,
At which the good lady of tho; house
Psesidss, and bfm which MOST lbeIal
preparation is nsds; the usual 1n.mbsr
in attendance being about fifty. II
vas reeently tho guest Of \ prohisest
member, Mr.. F., Carts, Evho lives 90
the Grafton, read, which Is ;hnod; With
.tbs'resileness Of many members Of the
society referred ito, "amongov Who. ! !
found retired merchants a of' every
CLASSY army of6ecrs, doctors, niaiessrs,
&C.; 41lr. Curtis brseds, the fihest !Btah-
ma fowls in the West, aud sends out
only the best raisedI the, bale.nlceF are
used on, the 'tabls.xes:H MAJ ppt: iql
charge of the test, la. ,'se.son1 Of 30
:E~'% skossl potatee, which he did ~
epl.asies and teaaies, NTH zsqpssl eer1
~; adjoining srauaal of a4sA fgtlitj
all the other .sarly :sssieties.o tn. sEe|
.nl. s1cee44ssdf J big 'R.'of helifsf - th@
!asRo.eIfer hey 4ssslips'd th.n .l3| Isl il
s.veryt pss.isqlssF. OBJ He n e.4 G, b6a.y@'
eaough "lsessS to ,snedte ft.sraAnt s1sEy
grower who loyc, earljyy ".,at'rs," e'tof
miles around, ,ib sg1od 6 GnH : ,s;ft !
The general sh eall ',efr t thae9 ei.y i
good, thoushi:'mall, pPex y petty saver,
oyer oae,aixth q, 1tbh.e death. r lb..t 1,et
beiog from thh loethlsson.ssy d iae. .psi
Money; o'psinaee tight: Many think II.
that if, We can lido over III attsr New
Years, bushes. matters win brighten!
We had one heavy i, dry-soods! fasre
last vesk; liabilities o. quarter Of }
million, with ,.sse I, nomioallly more
# l have no favorable feature 70 report
in the produce markets. Some Of, tho
-four mills talk Of .topp;'ae work, . the
stock Of wheat j. light and tho bulk
that viii soae forward for H. a.. next
ninety Day. .n-.' nnos''y arrive BY 1'i'
=, n.r. 7..,.f otft ,se..ijatia-,. - pr i,1c .
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Gala 24ho .1saP0ts1; 1tib*ae; psperta
z1thg daadd...,sk Sfi'Ius1asi. 'eBto~.,o'o i
'.aWsfNsvdDto VIII hiy tsssc While A.
Y tHbaiKSdt ,tsss s ID y sst.yo b,.to near
.sN.&ujitaa .aeaI rcaG ,airai T. 10 oz
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nR: wHlrr1ER. on Ct. Charles st., St LOUIS, Mo
tD Of Unonwide reputation treats all venerea dis.
eases: Also seminal emissions mpotencv kc. ira r..
:1ltot seHabuse. Send stamps tor SEALED pamphlet
topp No matter who tallOd. state case Co!suitaton
me-. Il 81 4 '''tt 4 <.,:l. :. -"
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sMQCSrAOHRe forced to grow In six weeks. sam,
5oz ssss. New York :. 3. ~ - ''A"'''
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ASK your Doctor Or Druggist lor swREr QUIN1NE
:-it equals (btter) Quinins. MIA BY sfEARNs
RARR + Co., Chemists Nov York,
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&00n For 6rst-class now I Octave Panos. gen,
!1E0O on trial. U. 8. Piano Co.. New YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25
The usulr LAws.-rhs New York Journal

The UsUlY LAws.-The New York Journal
Of Commerce has the following sensible remarks
upon the absurd usury laws that cripple trade
everywhere, and have done so much To hamper
business operations IN this city and District:
The sensible people of the State OF Connsc-
throw e O 1ns Ols snss 1 imposed ON snG rsds
and commerce in the shape Of usury laws.
Mas husetts was the first Of the New Eng.
land States to set this good example, and
similar bill has passed the higher branch Of the
Connecticut Legislature. The usury laws are
relic of tyranpical government. They were
first imposed to prevent capitalists loaning
money to individuals at market rates, in order
to force the loans desired at the public treasury
They were not, as many people suppose, the
outgrowtho OF religious superstition. The US ury
laws of Moses, after which many thoughtless-
ly believe the various State enactments TO be
modelled, had no sort Of resemblance to existing
civil codes To repress any avarlcious ten.
dency Of the money getting Israelites, Moses,
taking anything whatever for the use Of money
from one OF his own nation. But OF stranger
he might exact any sum he chose, If il were
100 or Loo per cent. To take Of a brother
Jew one per cent was as much usury forbidden
in the Mosaic code as to exact a higher rate.
The Divine lawgiver never undertook such
restriction on the freedom Of trade as fixing
the rate OF interest. He simply forbade any
loan AT interest 10 one of the same brotherhood,
In order to encourage charity and generosity
among brethren. But where interest was al.
lowed, III was Ie1tenurely TO the conscience OF
the leLder and the con sent of the borrower,
what terms should govern the loan. There
has been some religious sentiment connected
with the establishment of special rates OF inter-
est, but this Is the offspring OF ignorance.
Usury is denounced in the Scriptures, and as
the civil law said that anything more than g.,
: or 10 per cent. whatever rate the local gov
eminent might fx) was usury the bigoted came
TO associate the Biblical restriction with this
excess of interest," whereas, any interest Is as
much breach of the req uirement as the excess
of gwen rate. Mixed with this sentiment has
been the prev alent impression among the well
Iers rural districts that the repeal Of the State
limit would operate to their disad vantage by
raising the average price OF the loan Of money
and thus disturbing their loans on bond and
mortgage. The effect would be the other way
beyond question, as we have often shown. We
hope that the coming year will see this absurd
restriction wiped from every statute book in
the Union"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

From every part of the country come reports
Of the fullness OF the fruit trees. Strawberries
have been so abundant this year thar il is
doubtful if those who raised them will make
much money by their crop. Cherries are
abundant. Blackberries and raspberries
promise also TO be uncommonIy abundant and
the peach orchards, which have so long failed
in New York State, hang full; while in Della.
ware they fear that they cannot get transport
tstion for their whole crop. Apples, also, seem
20 be doing well: but the pears have failed in
northern New Jersey. and some other regions,
cold rain having blIghted the blossoms.
We have had the finest spring of the las. tie
Yeas April was Ike June. May brought us
WARM rains, instead ofthose cold storms which
last year caused the loss Of all the fruit; and
June, though wet, has given Us blue SKIES
and, until the storm Of last week, NO continued
bad weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25
General Fremont was IL Paris yesterday.

---GoVernor Sharkey, Of Mississippi.
tsiAs OF removing 10 Washington.
Ia MassaChusetts church proposes ono
Pew rent and NO collections"
- Brigham Yourg forbids ballet and tn.
iTs oiama generally In the Salt Lake Theatre.
nm grants.
~ Sci 'urner Truth, her warfare accom-.
Ph~Het, hives st Battle Creek, Michigan
- he largest owner Of personal proper,v
Al ne United states Commodore yanderb n.
who Is ssid 10 hold twenty millions.
a. HcD- John e.. BreckinritRs is 10 be tia ar
a'or In The forthcoming Boone CectenniaI.
So Laura Parma. a young lady of Al; nov
owns TIE sepuipe cologne factory, and is
- - ~ Oo,C0o thalers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25
No MORE SMOKING ON TIE CARs.-An order

No MORE SMOKING ON THE CARs.-An order
was issued by the proper authority yesterday,
absolutely prohibiting for the future all
tobacco smoking on any part of the cars Of the
Washington and Georgetown. 7th street, and
18th street lines. We do not JOIN in the
extreme crusade against smoking, but GER
tainly the street cars, so largely frequented by
ladies, are the last places for cigars and p ipes
Two or three persons get on the front platform,
putting away, and the current carries the
smoke through the car with nauseating effect
70 many The public generally will approve
a rule stopping so uuseemly q pracu &c, and
expect TO see 1t carried out: and not as on one
or two former attempts of the same kind, after
a feeble struggle with the smokers, be gradually
allowed 10 drop. mo smoking is painted
conspicuously on every car. Hitherto this has
been farce. We are sure the conductors will
be backed up by all good male citizens, as
they surely will by all the ladies, in strictly
enforcing the new rule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

There was much excitement In New York
yesterday IN Spanish and Gu ban circles. as
well as among the United States authorities, in
regard TO the escape of Colonel Ryan from q
Deputy United States Marshal Wednesday
night and the subsequent arrest OF Colonel
Currier, who, 10 is reported, has been actively
engaged IN fitting out expeditions for the sever
faithful isle" The excitement was intensified
by the fact that large expediuonary force
which had been ordered to report TO Jersey
City TO be taken to sea was kept waiting ali
night, but for some reason, which is yet to be
explained. the tug failed to come which was to
take them to the Lower Bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

The canvass in Virginia between the Wells
and anti-Wells party Is conducted with con.
siderable apparent yivaeity, and if one were to
Judge by the tone OF the anti Wells papers tn,
Walker tickft Will carry everything before it.
This party is made up Of Democrats, Con.
sentative Republicans, and some radical Re-
PublIcans personally disafected to Gov. Wells
Prom what We hear, however, the strength OF
this party is apparent rather than real, and
there's an apathy in the Democratic wing OF i,
that will tell on election day. The Wells men
are thoroughly organized and will poll full
vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25
TEE NATIONAL INSTRUMENTATION fol-
lowing notice Appears In the morning papers.

lowing notice appears In the morning papers:
1.-The subscribers to the National Intslligsncer
VIII be served to-day, and until further notice,
with the Ersuing EIpress until arrangements
can be perfected for Its separate issu in q reg
ular morning edition -"
Its stated that the immediate cause OF this
change is referable to q strike among the print
ers on the Int,Iligercer, which the proprietors
Of that paper were unable to arrange We do
Lot hear that il has been definitely settled
whether the paper when merged with the
EzpreSS will in its morning edition bear its
old name or take the name of the latter paper
Perhaps the two names may be united as in
the csse of the Louisville Courisr-yournal The
InteLigsncSr was one of the oldest newspapers
II the United States, its public stion com meme.
ing IN $50, and had nearly completed an exis-
tenee OF three score years and ten. 1t was for
over half a century the leading political
journal OF the country, being the recognized
organ OF the old Wing party. In 1865 it changed
hands, and during the late administration was
the oficial organ Of President johnson, and
earnestly advocated the claims OF Seymour and
Blair dunng the last Presidential campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

The latest returns OF the vote on the lay del.
fgation in the Methodist EpicopaI Church, as
received by mail and telegraph at the ONCE Of
Inc Methodist IL New York, are as follows:
Number OF Churches, SO. Churches giving
anfmA I've maJorities, DO; churches giving
hegahve majorities, it9. Whole number OF
votes 1888; for lay delegation. 23,6l5; against
lay delegation, ISIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

The BALTIMORE Commercial pevspaper- with
It's Presses, types, and all other effects, was sold
Al auction yesterday afternoon TO satisfy a
mortgage and was purchased by the Baltimore
DemoSraiie Association. Subsequently the
property was transferred to Nat Tyler & CO.,
BY whom The paper will in future be con-
uucfPd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

And 50 1t appears that the sx.Prssident is
not 70 BE- the next Governor of rsnnassas The
Knoxville Whig asserts that there 4, mo r,o-s
probability Of his being Governor, than thereis
OF his fight by railroad TO tn. orth Star. Tns
Wing adds, there is just as little probability of
Coalition between hum and Senator Brown.
low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

TIE MsIne Republicans held the largest at
tended political Convention ever assembled in
that State, Al Bangor, yesterday; Hon. l.. NJ.
horrhl presided General Joshua L. Cham
b"rlair, the present Governor. was nominated
Tor reelection unanimously. General CHAM
oeIIaIn Is cne-legged hero OF the war, having
served with great distinction in the Army Of
the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

THs NATIONAL ANNIvRRsARY.-As the
fourth Of July will come on Sunday this ye1r
there seems 20 be q disagreement here as else.
where as TO whether it would be better 70 cele =
tIa'e !; on Saturday or Monday. Mayor Bowen
tssreeeiyed several letters making suggestions
as TO having the holiday or Monday, and we
unders'and that he will recommend that that
cay be observed here, as II will be in most of
the large CITIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

Prom ShillIngton we have Henry War
Beecher's sermon, OF June Goth, on The Per
feet Manhood"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

Nice-PresideD Colfax and suite arrived in
providence last evening, and are guests OF
Senator Anthony.
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IN Z " . o o x 0

ARIEnUs WARDS PANORAMA. - exhibited
etien Hs,I Le.soa 1dised ~ h, nsss-
Win ,lr t,s Se iiia s:sn ioS h'nss'a
MoPsA, TEE HABT. ~ Jean Inss,ow
wAEDlBINe RI OF A some
MAT DusH LIFE. An Autobiography. By
gIoeRArHY OF wALrER SAVAGE LAH-
DOR. By John Forster.
SIG BTs AED eENsATIONS IN FRANCE. GER
MANY, AND eWlTZERLA AND or. Hx perienees
of an American Journalist in EUROPE. ~ "a
ATHALIAH. Novel By Joseph b Greene, Jr.
MARRIED. A Domestic Novel. By Mrs. Q. J.
TBE LOST MANUSCRIPT. A Novel. By Gus
Hrs malcolm
HANS BREITMANHy BALLADS. Complete In
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HALLS HAIR RESEwER AT sIvENTY
I Wa,, H.0t;:@.Ty., A.. iAIisn:. TsSSssss,
Drug Store ss much lee: than issulsr rates. The
ions. Bu!nstt IS a 9asn.. A; 20; Psru".n
syrup. 30; Mishlers Bitters, as; CaIifornis
Wines 81; schenck 3 Preparations, 81 .25 Helm
bold 9; Berry o Tricop heras. Lyon Q atharI
on. Browns Ginger, 40; Phslon's Perfumes 40 !.
Lairds Bloom, 60; Bachelors Hair Dye, sO.
Magnolia Balm, so Soda and Cream Ts.tar for
baking, very low. Colgate's and all kinda Ssan.
Brushes, Combs and Toilet Powders, much lower
ARTHUR NArrANs. DRUGGIST.
Je Is 3m- Oerner ID and d streets north.
PROPOSALS FOB NAVAL SUPPLIES.
NAVY PAyMAsrER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 25, 1869 {
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Proposals.. >,
will be received at this Off ce until IL m the lat
day OF July, 1859 for the following articles tchiek
must Dc Of the rery best On lily, to be delivered
free OF expense and Government tax, to the w ssb
Ing Navy.yard, and subject to the usual inspection
Bnyeon 6onstruetion and Repair.
b aU straight Fine Bricks, equal to Newkumet a
60 Q menufac ture.
Iron Windlass, barrel 20 inches in diameter
Bureau Yards and Docks.
1UO feet, board measure, Black Walnut
dozen pairs Brass bingeS.
2dozen Brass flush Bolts.
66 gross Brass Screws
peecrfptive schedule with particulars to be seen
At this ONCE Responsible security required for
the prompt and faithful delivery OF supplies
AWARDED, In conformity with stfpulations on the
blank forms Tor bids to be hal at this ce Other
tctse bids oiN not be entertained.
EDWIN STEwART,
je2 st Paymaster U. 8. Navy.