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The national Republican., 1869-06-10
PROPOSALS FOR aUARTERMAsTER STORES.

oIfICh ACflNu n. v. M.
NAsHviLLs, THsE. June J. ls6o.
Proposals., In duplicate, will bc received at this
once until ~ N. on TH0RsDAY. June 10. 1850.
CORN. OATS dii 10 sTEiw. WOOD. AND
as NAY b Isqpired at this post from July TO Do.
0si. ssa sSelled Corn to be in sacks t.aeks to be
returned.)
Corn in The ear may also be offered.
Hay and straw 10 be baled.
Coal TO be In Jumps suitable for CRATES, and tho
bids.
Wood p b. good. mcrebAntsile, hard wood. cut
four feet In length.
Thirty-lyvO ponds Of OAts, or 90 pounds Of
shelled Corn. or 20 pounds Of Ear Corn, will be
taken as . busheli 2,Dop pounds Of Hay or straw
as ton, and l2e cubic feet a. cord Of wood, Bid.
ders will state the number Of pounds to the bushel
Of Coal offered
All the articles to be Of the best quality.
Separate bids may be made for each or any article.
and proposals for fuel must Do on separate sheets
Ofpapsr from those for forage.
Bidders will state separately the prices for deiy.
Vile.
Payment to be made monthly, II funds are on
hand for that purpose, and the usual bonds Will be
required OF contractors,
By order OF Breyet Lieutenant Colonel II, G.
land. j. " CLRGHORN,
ie7.td Byt Cant and Acting A q NJ
The national Republican., 1869-06-10
paoPosALs FOR STATIONERY,

NAyr DHrARrnSr, June 4. lsto,
Sealed proposals for furnishing the O1ee OF the
Secretary Of the Navy and the several Bureaus OF
hscal year ending June 30, ls70, will be received
until u clock. noon, Of the 18th Instant. They
must be endorsedlon the envelope. 'Proposals for
Stationery. and addressed to the Secretary Of the
Navy.
Printed form Of proposal, with schedule Of artI-
cles, will be furnished on application at the De.
partment, and no proposal will be entertaiGel
which does not conform In every respect to said
form and schedule.
Among tbs articles embraced In tho schedule
are:
70 Ieams Of Regulation Paper.
W reams OF Dispatch cap.
80 reams Of Foofseap,
125 reams Of QuArto Post.
30 reams OF Note Paper.
10 reams Of Envelope and Wrapping Paper
~ reams Of Copying Paper.
lB, ,OO Envelopes, ohheial and others.
80 quarts Of Ink.
I'D gross Of Steel Pens.
ITO dozen Pencils.
Each proposal must be signed " tbs lnhyldos
or Arm making y, aud be accOmpanied by a eerN.
ncate Of tho Collector Of Internal Revenue Of the
District In which the party Is conducting busipEss
that ls bidder Il manufacturing or dealing In
trask
should the contract be awarded to party eu.
gagged in business outside OF washingtOn, 1t will
have branch establishment In washlnE from
required.
blds NY yisg nominal or fictitious grlseS, vii mot
Jed Secretary Of the Navy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-23

Its denied that MrsWStowe is
sick, but it is not denied hat her
A4StHRMaT ,2IHIMHM
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-23

iaasspft 3siH NafnV ftNP-st i"'R1 NJ
De. JoHs BuLl-Dear Sir: | have recently
given your worn Destroyer" several trials
and find it wonderfully eficacious. il has not
failed in a single instance 10 have tre wished
for tiftcur I aMDd0de alprety y aarse cbuntry
practice and have daily use for sosie article Of
the kind, Ian igse 4, c~Ypssss, that \ kpaw Of,
no remedy recommended by the ablcst authors
that is so certain and speedy in its effects. On.
thc eonHatyl they ore neertain lhvia ektrehe.l
Ny object In writing You is to find out upon
whatasrms Gad act the impdijine, aEtGllN,
from You; if lean get IL upon cas- terms, I
shall use n great deal of It. | am ware that
the use of such articles is contrary to the teach
ings osla great,dajertyo Of thh irsNlts fine of
NJ. D.'s, but | see no just cause of good sense
in discarding a remedy which we k now to be
efficient simply. because we may be ignorant of
is oombi daiieh For1mf part | shall makeiit
q rule to use all and any means TO alleviate suf-
fering humanity which ! may be able to COM
mand-not hesitating because some one more
ingenious than myself may have learned its
effects first, and secured the sole right to secure
that knowledge. However, | am by no means
an advocate or supporter of the thousands of
worthless nostrums that food the country, that
purport to cure, all manner Of disease Y, which
human Hesh IA herr. Please reply Aobh, and
inform me Of your best terms.
lam sir, most respectfully, = u,
ssSsJNh ThB snJ ttiu&s P!! GJBssss, N, Dlt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-23

rAijds ss~ts sa,s.
gssts nrhpLg 60
ioastlis. ~


r. 10 rAss 4. Asflsi
hsfsey certify that tuflar l.r ssas / wss
tiisfhga Nith he ssus Nhilst 10 tieksbsfs.
difss enste=st ssxefsl poralsr passas metz
e ne sits rs q apprsfv rsliefl On fsaehlns
hoaHe The Asesss frimned IN q weFss tspe.
lN~sible, shes sny mediosl ailendaat afAsssf
puinlns. ia large dests.f squantlf % hsrh :.
20 efhias YET a&f, and which hait have eus,
me nearly 400 cossaltsa pf saith. II
Louisville. shd iehad Ne prsasntsi Qalnlae
md Arsenic combined. uhich refused l. sxks.
pfsieffinR - les Tie a. asae inkt ~ course.
tas aiuieai bleudless extremely exhausted. and
pronounced With salmfed liver hnd stlrsn
About this time The advertisement Of %Ilafleys
Ague Tonh appeared IN q city paper, and /
determined 10 give ia tHal did o., and
have no reason 10 regret iL-.one bottle 70.
stored me eqmpletclg, ADD, slnce that. time [
have seen nearly a hdnAftd cAltsih Which /,
acted with equally happy runalts. and wouki
certainly re- p,ainead Il ~ preferable To unr
other tonic beioFe the pubic
JAMES MARTIN, Raplneerf
Louisville, NV jane ~ 1896. -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-23

"a Ifyou seeany sign-boards telling
you II u one, two, tffeeor ted mile
to Wells Golden Eagle, recolleet it
on @"ssyysllss' Avenue Batesyille,
Miss. .1sargs o. saiia aaia snai
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-23
Worm Destroyer.
IrsMyrUa EI sdass aafHJad Vide

IbAvs receiysd many tsstlmpniaA from ,pfoft
fa sionaf and medical men, az my almdhocs
and vsrpus publications have SHOWN, al OF
which iare gun1inc gaITle foliewHnr ron q
educated and popular physician IN Geor-
.aiagis o~crtaiptytope Of tho Jaost. sepsiblf rpqli
munnicalions I have evtr received. Or. cTcHieht
exactly what he speaks, Of and his tes-
tinofy deervasr 10 Tbel written M lstiefs of
gold. Hear What the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORN DESTROYER. va,r
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-23

M Noble, of oSavamah,
Georgia, has constructed a steam
engine entirely of glass, which works
with sltthea precision of n metallic
-machines. ft'ig wonderful piece
of ,rhechanistdJ 06diatstacts rhuch
attention.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-23
amM Magic Arnica Eminent ctires
Pains, Teuralgia, &c.

Druggists ordering goods from
Memphis should not fail to give w.
J.. Wilkerson \ Co., $40 Main st. a
trial and they will be certain to be
pleased with them. They have'a
tine stock ofGodas usually kept in
q first class Drug House, and will
be pleased to seethsir friends. ct.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-23


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-23
treat6tfchIdhifr ~hedy,Atorcs pam
N five miputkS. lNFIl

la ous -rTrT1fEr Ut
The jewelry ! establishment OF
Merriman Byrd 3 CO, Of Memphis,
is one ofsitlse most completeii the
city, andthese, gentlemen arc AK
ioussto secure a portions at least, OF
the manifestations " Ind extend
their invitation'to call and examine
their stock Of goods. + aan,aY VI, ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-23
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IN Dir JOHN BuLL sprnqlpal Onice
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Louisville. Ky
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BAtLFyrIyg 4 WAL.

Wells Golden Eagle il tho only
place in North Miss. where they
how 20, serve fine Fresh
Oysters. srea sytts asrd Il a'ss wi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

ACCIDENTALLY SMor.-Wm. j. Nc
Allistcr, Of the Nisqually bottom, some
miles above the crossing, narrowly escaped
Icing killed by the explosion Of his gun.
en Tuesday last. Having occasion to cross
q fence into a field, he placed his gun in
An upright position against the fence; and
when he again attempted to take up the
weapon, the lock or trigger came in con-
tact with one Of his feet. A premature
discharge was the consequence, and a
heavy charge Of buckshot was received
IN his shoulder. A dangerous wound was
inflicted, which the most skilful surgical
treatment alone will prevent proving fatal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

The PoLIrKoFsKY."-This now tug
boat, recently purchased by Mr.. Gawley
for the Port Madison mills, made her first
appearance at Olympia at an early hour
on Thursday morning last. She left Port
Madison with 245 tons of merchandise
for this and intermediate ports. W. learn
that the Polthefshy answers fully the cx-
pectations Of her owners, making excellent
time against wind aud current, with RATS
and vessels in tow, and proving an excel
lent sea boat. She looks very strong, and
is apparently built in the most substantial
manner throughout. Some alterations are
to be made in her upper works, which,
when completed, will make her the finest
tow boat on the Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24
Dowh.Souhd Items.

The following items are clipped from the
Seattle L~stelEyescer Of the 10th inst.
Ship john Jay is getting on hoard her
deck had, and viii 60 to SEQ on Wcdhes-
day. =
Bark Nsartxxrs len Port Madteoh en-
Tuesday evening last. FOR Sas FranSreo.
CRAxaE.-We learn that Capt. Reuton
has disposed Of his interest in the Port
Blakely Mill. In future, the establish
ment will Ike conducted by Messrs. Smith
4 Go.
ARRIvED.-The following vessels ar
rived at Port Townsend last Wednesday:
Banks P~omAahan, Oakland, Rainier, Bue.
M Vista and an English bark.
FAST TIME.-Thc steamer Nary Wood
rwf arrived here early on Wednesday
morning from Nottingham Bay. havin.
made ont" Of the 'fastest trips on recori,
Since undergoing repairs, aud being newly
furnished, travellers speak Of her in terms
Of praise. }'
IMPROVEMENTS We understand that
Messrs. Atkins X Shoudy intend to
lcngthen their wharf some sixty feet Mr..
Ycsler also intends to extend his further
into the bay, aud Capt. Sufern contcm.
plates having piles driven in the neighbour.
hood Of the foundry. for the purpose Of
having a tank built, from which to supply
his steamer with water.
REMARKABLY Coop TIME.-The bark
F0,est Qxces arrived at Port Townsend on
Wednesday last, ]eing only six days on
the passage from San Francisco. 1t will
be remembered that she was built ut Port
Ludlow a short time since. and is comsid-
cred to be the finest specimen Of naval
architecture ever produced on the Pacific
Coast. Her owners and the people Of
Puget Sound may justly be proud Of such
q vessel.
The following item is from the Ncssage
Of the 21st instant:
UrsALADy.-Thc new mill at Utsalady
was started on Monday ; and works we'll.
A new steamer is being built /; she will re-
ceive the engines Of the Flying Dxhrh man,
and new boilers from San Francisco, which
arc now on board the bark ". 4. Bosk,.
which arrived here on Monday. The fol-
lowing vessels are loading at that place ::
For Callao-Frcnch ship .fre~ir. ships
Nyr~|es, Heroine. and Grrat .Pac;(c.
For San Francisco-Eark Montcs. Tho
Great Pacific has now ON board over j.
3OO. 900 feet of lumber. and has capacity
for fully BOG, 900 more.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24
SATURDAY MORNING, APR. 81, 1869
Editorial Correspondence by Telegraph
PORTLAND, April %,

PORTLAND, April %.
Governor Moorc's nomination is received
with the greatest applause. The r%atitica-
ton meeting last night. at Vancouver,
was large and enthusiastic. Speeches were
made by Mcssrs. Lancaster, Dugan, Mix,
Clark, Newell, and others, interrupted by
applause.
To-day the delegation came over here,
accompanied by many citizens Of the Terri
tory, upon the Fanny Troupe, with flags
flying, music, cheers. etc. \ procession
was formed on Front street. and marched
to the Cosmopolitan Hotel, from the bal.
eony of which the speakers addressed q
large enthusiastic audience; Judge Ian
easter leading off in grand style. \ great
er unanimity is felt in the party than cve'
before in the Territory, and the prospects
Of success were never brighter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

A SERIOUS DIsAsTER.-Last Monday,
while the steamer }. b. Libby was getting
upon the ways to have her bottom CREASED,
she displaced the cap Of two Of tho piles
composing the ways, and, when the tide
ebbsd, settled nearly midships upon the
piles. Her entire weight resting upon
these two piles, they were forced through,
her planking, near the keel, in such . man.
ncr a. to require their being cut out with
axes. The holes being temporarily covered.
she was taken upon the ways the same
night, and the damage repaired on the fol-
lowing day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

GREAT" Discoveries or CoLD AT
ALAsKA.-Thc San Francisco papers
have got hold Of a story to the effect that
wonderfully rich gold mines have been dis
covered ut Alaska The news was brought
down by a schooner the hands on which
had made the strike" Tho deposits arc
represented as immense and in placers
the location, on the mainland, is in lati.
tude 81 north, longitude $50 west from
Greenwich. The steward Of the vessel
exhibits some fine specimens Of dust,
which he says he obtained in the propor.
ton Of one t~caspoonful to three shoycls of
dirt, taken from six feet below the surface.
lie also has specimens Of quartz and mug
get gold. The Captain and crew of the
vessel confirm his statements. The dis.
coyery was made one hundred and twenty
miles from Kodiak Island, upon the XII
yak river, which dcbouches into Cook riv-
or, BY q Russian engineer who was pros.
Pcctlng. lilo was led to make the effort
by the appearance Of specimens which he
obtained from the Iudians. The second
mines discovered are about sixty miles
above Sitka, between Mount Fairweather
and the Chilcut river. The third discov.
cry is upon n Of the islands, the namc
OF which was not known. In the Kuyak
river mines the gold is found along tho
river banks, and in the gulches Of the
Chigmit mountains. The kayak river is
navigablc, for light draft vessels, for thirty
miles above its junction with Cook river.
On account Of the climate the mines can
only be worked five months in the year.
At the time the schooner left, rumors Of
silver discoveries were common, but doubt
was entertained of its existence.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC sTA1Fx
REGULAR DISPATCH TO TxK STANDARD.
PORTLAND, April 81:

PORTLAND, April 23- IL n.
The steamer Or:famme sailed for Olym.
pia "n Wednesday at l o'clock.
The Cassie T+!yair aud Geo. s. Wright
sail for Puget Sound this evening.
Sr. LouIs. April 2O.-A terrific hail.
storm visited this city to-day. Thousands
Of windows were broken aud hardly q
house escaped injury. The hail was Of
Immense size. Hundreds Of horses ran
away. and rain fell in torrents. The dam.
aye is estimated ut 500. QUO. The storm
ragged throughout the West, doing much
damage.
NEw YORK. April 20.-London Times
says England has gone to the extreme Of
concession, and can 10 no further without
a total submission to America. 1t now
advises England to abstain from al ovcr.
lures. and let propositions come from
the United States.
Chandler made made a bitter speech in
the Senate, %dcnouncing Minister johnson
and England.
WASHINGTON. April 21.-Thc Indian
appointments will go over till next week.
The whole country from Texas TO British
| America, will be filed with Quaker
agents.
BrFFALo, April 2l.-A large portion
Of the Great Western Railway track is
under water and express trains arc obliged
to return. The inundntion in Canada ex.
cccts that of 1865.
SAN F~nANrrsco. April 22.-Arrivcd
brig Deacon. bark North West, and ship
Ddrid HOadley, from the Northern coast
Sailcl--Nichoius Biad9., Gold Hsster,
aud HustsciWe, for the Norahern coast.
Gold. 134i "a l34s. Legal Tcudss,
rs Ia -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

For PuGEr SouNp.-The Oriamme
sailed from Portland on the 21st inst. on
the contemplated pleasure and business
excursion to the Sound. She was to have
on board a large number Of invited guests
from Portland. The services of the Auro.
"a Brass Band, ono Of the finest in Oregon,
has been secured to discourse sweet strains
ofmusic during the excursion. She will be
duo ut Olympia about the middle Of next
week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

gu. s., Revenue Cutter Liscsl~, Capt,
Eeldcn, arrived n Victoria on the morning
ofthe 10th inst from San Francisco. She
was to leave Victoria the next day for Sit
IA. She has Oh board Or. Mcintyre, Spe-
sial Agent Of the Z. s. Customs for Alas
ka; and Col. Merritt, Collector Of ustoms
or Fort Wrangcl.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

CHANGE IN TIME.-The Salem Farmer
says the time Of holding the next State
Fair has been changed by the board Of
Managers from the 10th Of September u
the 18th Of October, to accommodate
County Agricultural Societies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24
The following passengers arrived on Ii

The following passengers arrived on thu
4Asderson last Thursday morning:
Mrs. Willard and three children, Mrs
Nash and son. Miss Julia Sutton, Miss Clar.
Whitworth, Miss Ella Harmon, Miss Elm
ma Harmon. Rev. l. d. Driver. Clarence
Bagley, II. Hicklin. ]. J. II. Van Bokke
lin, Cooper, Dr. Philips. Fred Lawson
Morris, Fred Elite. Buckley. l.. LOwen'
burg, Davidson, Pomroy, Jackson and
two others.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

~ It has been ascertained that U. s.
Grant is Of blood relationship to Captain
Simon Suggs, whose motto was first my
self, second my friends, aud third aud Lat.
ly my kintry."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

RErURNED.-ohnny Newell, who is
we'll known on the Sound, returned from
the East = few days ago. The Eastern
States seem to have no attractions equal
10 those Of Puget Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

PAINFUL AcciDENr.-On Monday last,
while Capt. Libby was getting his steamer
on the ways, he accidentally stepped upon
a broom handle, which turned under his
foot and badly wreuched his ankle. lie
suffered much pain from the accident, and
will perhaps be unable to attend to his usu.
al duties for some days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

"a James, sen of Rev. 4. A. Hunting
ton, Of this place, whilst walking along the
strectlast Monday, was attacked and severe
ly bitten by a large dog.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

WASHINGTON TERRITORY ELEcTIoN.-
Garfclde will no doubt BIO the Republican
nominee for Delegate to Congress. lie
has been a standing candidate for years
both on the Democrat and Republican side.
His motto is, I" Now you see, and now you
DON'T" Gar6clde Il fowery speaker,
but, outside Of that, his chief forte Is draw
poker aud bucking At faro, which he has
followed for several years, with varied sue
cess. W. knew If Gar6elde in the Cari-
boo country ia, '6l-2, and he was known
there as being an out-and-out secessionist.
Visions Of plumber and Office, however,
combined with 2 little streak Of bad luck
against the "tiger," completely turned
him over, and for the past four years he
has been working with the Radical party,
in order to receive a share Of the spells.
Let tho Democracy put good man in
nomination, net unitedly, and Gar6elde can
bc badly beaten. Local dissension went a
long way toward defeating the Democratic
candidate at the election two years ago, and
We trust that our friends in the Territory
will act tremendously together in the pres
cnt election. Should they do 80, We have
no doubt Of the result.-La Gr~sdcs .Senti-
sel. ssa b att,0ov
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

70" Late dispatches announce the ap-
pointmcnt If no less than a score of negroes
to important Offices under the Government.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

IA Freddy Finch will please accept
our thanks for late numbers of the Erra;.g
Necs. the title Of daily paper lately start
al in Victoria. II 4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

FOuR SrEAMERs.-On Thursday last
there were four steamers lying at Olympia.
~ follows: Eliza .in1ers0s. Nils0m a..
Hxnt, PDAdkefsky. and i. h. L;LIy. IDp
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

IT, new SALOON is soon to lie opened
in Olympia, in tho building now "ccupic'l
by II. +. Griffin as a carpenter shop.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

Ny NJ Hiel Barnes received part Of
their stock Of tin and hardware by the
rULtkofsky on Thursday morning.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

~ The steamer Rxhy arrived at Olym-
Pia on Tuesday. aud returned soon after to
Port Madison. sr -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

~ by late papers We learn that Chi
nalmcn are rushing into California at a fear
full rapidity. s.ri se3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

II We see by Victoria papers that a
light shock Of an earthquake was expert
enced there last Sunday morning. ao5
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

tVA gentleman Of Portland, has
rented the store recently fitted up by MIR.
j.. j. Westbrook. and will soon expose for
sale there a stock of gcntlemcn's furnishing
goods.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-04-24

~ Rev. I. d. Driver arrived by the
Amderso~ on Thursday, ON his way to Sa-
lem, Oregon.