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The weekly standard., 1869-09-15

The Sumter Ne,os says: We are informed
that a steam plow is now on the way from
England to Sumter. This plow is worked
by two upright engines of forty horse power
aggregate Attached to these are the nee
essary machinery for saving lumber, grind
ing corn, threshing wheat, &c. We are fur
ther told that the gentlemen who expect to
introduce these plows have force of white
men, who will conduct their farming opera
tions after the thorough manner adopted in
England where the value of land is such
that our system of fculture would not pay the
interest on the investment, much less the ex-
pense of cultivation of the land.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-15
A Little Girl Shoots Herself Through the
Heart.

On Sunday morning the family Of Louis
Dressler, residing on Manor street, South
Pittsburg, heard the report of pistol in an
upper chamber, and on going thither they
found little daughter of Mr.. Dressler,
named Mena, aged about ten years. lying
upon the floor in dying condition. Be-
side her was Sharp's revolver, and it was
at once seen that the child had shot herself.
She made one or two efforts to speak to
those around her, but was unable to articu-
late, and died, therefore, without giving any
explanation of the shocking affair. The
father states that he left the revolver on the
mantel piece, not knowing that it was load
ed. 1t is supposed the little girl was playing
with the weapon, and that it was acciden-
tally discharged. t.r. t.sg -r 4efff.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-15

In the Rocky Mountains of Wyoming
Territory there is second twilight. At
the setting of the sun each night dense
mist gathers on the mountains, and for
about half an hour shut out the light, after
which bright light shoots suddenly out
from the horizon all around and up to a
small circle in the centre, with livid glare
OF the most dazzling chromatic colors. This
display lasts for about an hour and passes
gradually away. The phenomenon is char
acterized rs strange and beautiful, vet fear
full. 1t is undoubtedly caused by tile suns
rays refracted and reflected from billions of
n,inuta dros,a of ,rato. L., tl.<
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During the morning service of the Unita-
rian Church in Leominister, Mass, a few
Sundays ago, lady went into fit. Two
other ladies Immediately tainted, and before
these were disposed of message came to
another lady that her father. had suddenly
died, while in the act of shaving. The news
caused her to scream aloud, but during all
the disturbance the minister kept on with
the sermon all the same,n
The weekly standard., 1869-09-15

e During a rain storm at Dublin, Indiana,
last week, sheet of ice about twelve feet
square and no thicker than an ordinary
pane OF glass, was seen to fall, but it was
of course shattered on reaching the ground.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-15

Mrs. Soalfeld. of Chicago, has a pearl
which she inherited ffom her German ances-
tors, so large and valuable that leading New
York jewellers inform her that its price is be-
yond the means of any one ". the Country :,
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FOR FRESH BEEF.


oPFicR CHIEP CoMNIssART or sUBsIsTESCE,
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,
SAINT PAU. MIss, May IL, ls69.
at this ohioe upttll2 m, TUESDAY, June 8. lsd4.
for supplying Net Beef from the Block, from July
/, 1872, 70 June 20, $50, to the troops at
Fort hbercrombie, d. T., two companies.
Fort Wadsworth. D. T. two companies.
FORT Ripley. Minn, one company
Fort Smelling, MINI, one company,
squa gSSt q SSa Or Rna fa.
shAnks and kidney tallOw to be excluded, aud de.
liyered at the posts named in such quantities aud
at such times NJ may be required.
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut of at the fourth ySlebrHl
Joint. and the breast trimmed down. The shank
Of fore quarters shall be cut of from three to four
inches above the knee Joint. and Of hind quarters
from six TO eight Inches above the gambrel Or hook
Joint,
Bids may be made for furnishing the bcof At any
Of or at all the posts above named.
Bids from hrIn must specify the names and ad'
dress OF each member thereof Bidders should be
present 10 respond to their bids.
Zach bid. to secure consideration, must contain
ritten guarantee (simtlAI to the one required by
my advertisement Of March 8, for beef cattle from
two responsible parties for the faithful perform
Ancs Of the contract, II awarded.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bid
offered.
Payments To pc made monthly. in such funds a.
may be On hands; II none on hand. to be made n'
soon as received,
Proposals must be Endorsed distinctly "Propo.
sails for Fresh Beef, and addressed 70 the gpder-
BTsSet Lieut.. Col. U. 8. A chief G 5, Depart.
ment Of Dakota. Dy2i'td
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DYSy 4aartsrmAs.sr General, Bvt'


TREAsrKr DEFARTNRSr, May 10, lseo.
Sealed proposals for sta tionsry for the
Department until the 10Th day Of June. 1892. at IL
o'clock IN.
CURED, and blank forms for bidd lns. containing
ton.
The bids will considered. and accepted or 70.
Gontraets must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon 80
TO do.
from time to time during the year, In quantities
pursuant to orders from the Department. The en-
tire quantities In the schedule will, however, be
Issh proposal must be signed by the individual
or trm making II. aud be accompanied by bond
with sufficient sureties In the sum OF hye thousand
dollar, $500 approved BY a United States D,s-
Department, conditioned upon the execution OF
contract, with good and SUFFICIENT bonds, for fur.
nishi1g such portion OF the articles as may be
All del veries viii be subject to Inspection by an
the Treasury. aud the delivery Of an Inferior srti
tract.
Dsliysries mqst be free Of charge at the Treasury
psRar,nen!. Washlngtoni
entife penalty Of the bond or the Secretary Of he
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open market.
sAry to supply tho deficiency caused by such fall.
q lhs Pfss Which shall bsicand necessary to pay
Proposals unsecompanied by satisfactory bond
Will not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only to established Manufacturers Of or
Bidder, will be required to conform their bids to
the speelnesilons Iarnlshsd, and failure to do 50
will cause tho rejection 81 Any BID rvr
my l0-lm Secretary Of the Treasury
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SRyENTH WARD SECOND VOTING PRE-.
p GiNCT;LNotics T. hereby given that In con .
Of Washington, an election will be held In the
ssc9nd Voting P[eslnet q the Seventh Ward on
paint shop, on street south, between Sixth and
Seventh streets west, for Collector Register and
Surveyor 70 serve two Year,, one member Of the
Board Of Aldermen 10 serve two years, and three
members Of the Board Of Common Council to serve
who are iegstersd in Tie Seventh Ward Of the city
Of Washington, the initial letter Of whose names Is
from D TO H, inclusive, vi be received
y. A. A. EVANS,
THoS, Fancy,
j. +. HAMER,
myas Commissioners.
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SBVENTH wARD-THIRD VOTING PRE-.
. CINCT Notice In hereby given, that in CON
formity with the provisions Of The Charter Of the
city Of gton, an election will be held in the
MONDAY, the eth day Of June next, at the eArpen =.
ter shop Of Mr.. Jackson PumphIey, south side q
streets west. near four.and half street. for Col
leetor, Register ard Surveyor to serve two year
years, and three members Of the Board Of Common
Council to serve one year; at which said Precinct
the votes Of all who are registered in the said sey
letter Of whose name Is from to N. Inclusive, will
D. m HENRY O. JOHNSON,
II A. MYERS,
W. D. wlLDs.
my2s Commissioners.
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PIgTH wkRD-rHlRD VOTING PREcIscT.-
the provisions o. the charter of the city Of wssh.
as.G A. an =, s ,sS b. held Y s yoas
day Of June next. At the b9use o. Austin Brooks,
eoTnet % Astrcet south and Second street EAST for
years. one member Of the Board Of Aldermen to
serye two years and three members Of the Board
said prelpet The votes Of all who arc registered In
the MD Plnh Ward Of the cay q wasliagOp. the
sIye, will b. received Poll. open al a. m, and
close h7p. m. SIDNEY W, HERBERT,
fa' RICHARD EMMONs,
1904. go wh. MUfRHRAD. Ia.
myB Per w. Ttndall.. CommissiOuofs.
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wARD-FlRTH VOTING PRECINCT.
, Notice Is hereby given that In conformity TO
The provisions Of the charter OF the city Of wash
ngton, an election will be held In the Fiflh Voting
Precinct Of the Seventh Ward on MONDAY the : h
day Of June next, at RileY's coffee factory, ON the
south side Of " street south, between Pour-And.A
half and Sixth streets west, opposite station house
for Collector, Register, aud Surveyor to serve two
years. one member Of the Board Of Aldermen, 10
serve two years. and three members Of the Board
OF Common Counell, to serge one year, at wlict
the said Seventh Ward Of the city Of wsshingtou,
the initial letter Of whose names Is from r to z IN,
elusive, viii be received Polls open at g. u. I'd
close attn m. JOHN y N WILKINSON,
aRO. X, THOMPSON,
JOS. WILLIAMS.
mNOa lnmnla !. InnaIE.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-04

THIRD wARD-yIRsr VOTING PRECINCT
the provisions % the Charter o. the city OF wash.
Siie.ipp VII be held " ,As fiSs. Voting
day of June next, At Parker Mention q shoe shop,
70, @ Mahth street, between and N streets,
years. one member % the Board Of Aldermen TO
.erSe two YEAR,. spd three members o. the Board
said Pieeinst the votes sf all who are rsrstered In
e.aid Third ward Of the city Of wsshinIton.
n a VII Be- reeslITfS6 PSIs sgsp m
AARON RUSSELL.
RICHARD A. HYDE,
my1 Commits sioners
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-04

= Notice Is hereby given that In conformity TO
The Provisions q the charter o. the city Of WISH.
Precinct Of the Sixth ward on MONDAY, the Tih
day o. June next, At the house Of Nancy Bohlayer,
on street south, near Ninth street east, for COL
lsetor, Register and Surveyor, to serve two years
one member Of the Board Of AldeImea, 10 serve
G9 we year sne 'htee member 81 the BOARD OF
SCISSOR 20 serve two years; At which said preeine,
tue votes OF all who are registered In the said
Sixth ward Of the city Of Warrington, the initial
letter Of whose names IL from A to d, inclusive,
at7p. m. JAMES b, PEAK,
Rs /. !, 4 sHlSkEsf