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Evening star., 1869-04-13
Metropolitan Patent Stean Baker

HAvINNRRT CRAOKERS
Are .dsisssd ~ Ai impartial judges 70 be the best
The reese Ms are obvious:
We have erected one Of Mckenzie splendid Reel
Ovens, at cost foysr hve thousand dollars.
We buy the best DAteriAl.
We employ the best workMen.
We manufacture from twenty-five 20 thirty bar
rels Of -four Dor dag.
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, you will ind eur statement
trye -
the name,
II you can't get "HAvBNNER's CRAOKlRsn
from your Grocer, send 70 the Bakery, 347 q st.;
We win supply you.
We offer the following assortment:
0ODA CRAGKkR6
MILK BISCUIT
WATIR CRACK43o
LIION BISCUIT
BOSTON CBAOKERo
sssss sisSsSSS$: SSS::SsEsI|.::: 3sS:f;: 4
'ossBssss s5azs oAk.s
SUGAR ORAOKER0.
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PHALON'S "PAPAIAN LOfIONm
.,AUrl,rus .u, Isl Isl. A.D COMPLEX.
BfMOX1e ALL IRUPTIONe, IRlOKLEs,
FlArLSe, nCTH, BLOT0H e, fAA. etc.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LAQIES In the NURSIRY 1t 10 invaluable.
Tor GkNTL84EN after SHAVING Il has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the emily reliable rem.
ody for diseases and blemishes of the SKIN
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAPr
hf the TOILET, NURSDBY and BATH. Win NOT
chap the SKIN. Price 96 cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
ssFLOR DE MAYO.o
AMnW PEkIUME FOR The HANDKER.
IRAGRAHGf. DH.' hAS1iNs
PHALON Z SON, Nsv Fork.
NtU Sold b. all Druggists
Evening star., 1869-04-13

SUPPOSED MURDRR.-In Binehamtou, NY
Yesterday morning, Warren Blanchard was
found dead In his house. The usual INN ares.
conslstln OF MS wife and two girls, had fed
All fne doors and windows OF the house
were taste ned from the inside, except one from
wnicn the women and girls escaped. Blanch-
ards head was found on a brass kettle and
pore the marks OF a pistol ball The neigh.
bors heard q disturbance the day befors snd
the report of a pistol, when a ian ran out of
the house and the noise cease1. As the house
was classed as disorderiy no attention was
paid TO the proceeding. The women before
leaving washed way all traces OF blood and
mere were NO indications of the manner In
which the deed was performed.
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SuRvnYING PARrY.-The second corps of
engineers employed by the Alexandra. Lou
doun and Hampshire railroad, to prosecute
surveys on the proposed extention of that road
has been organized as Follows: J. ID. Bruce.
prncipai Assistant Engineer; w. E. Randolph
surveyor; q. H. Latham, Leveler: Oornslins
Cox, DEaughtsman; and w. H. Collins, G.. q
shepherd, r. McCormick, IS. Fox, J.. s.
Powell, William Arnold and George Uhler, az
hodmen and Chainmen. This party will
leave here on Wednesday morning next, with
their camp equipment, for the Blue Ridre
mou untaine, through which, near the Old Furn.
ace road, they will Be engaged for some time in
running 1nes.-Afexdndrid Gdsefte i9fh
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the Supreme Court, yesterday, Chief Justice
Chase delivered an opinion in the Texan bond
csse, settling some important principles: First
shirminG the authority Of Provisional Cover.
or Hamilton 10 prosecute snits tor bonds sold
by the State Of Texas during, the war; second,
that the annexation OF Texas made it q State OF
the Union, and tia, no act Of the citizens or of
the Government Of Texas alone has dis
solved or could dissolve that relation; thlrd,
that the ordinance Of secession and ali
legislative acts In and of the rebellion
were null and void; fourth, that the bonds
IN controversy were the property OF Texas at
the time Of secession, and Texas has right to
recover the bonds and perpetuate the inJunc-
ton. which IL decreed accordingly. The Court
holds the right Of Con gress to present the terms
Of he restoration OF the States lately in rebel
lion. Justice 0rier dissented, holding Texas
AZ not STATE in the Union in point OF fact and,
therefore, could not bring suit in the S1prems
Court any more than the District OF Columbia
could. He denied the Jurisdiction and merits
Of the case. Justices Swayne and Miller dis.
sentsd - to the Jurisdiction only. afF
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~ Methodist pastors cost a, ,ool 60 Lest year,
Nc she church edi1ces q, ,zSl,Ooo.
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tn. TRYAsuRER Of the United States TODAY
credited into the Treasury as q receipt on ac
count Of conscience SIT 81. being the proceed.
OF sale oftwo ESQ United States bonds received
BY the Secretary some tine since In an en vel
ope postmayked " Boston, Mass"
Evening star., 1869-04-13

ADMIRAL HoFF reports to the Navy Depart.
ment this morning his arrival in the Oontoocook
at the Southwest Pass on the 9th of March,
having left Havana on the Sd. He says, after
making inquiry he was unable to obtain any
information as to the Cuban expedition reported
as fitting ont at New Orleans. He would
return Immediately to Havana.
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11

ENEMIEs.-Have you enemies? Go
straight on and mind them not If they
block up your path, walk around them and
do your duty regardless of their spite. A
man who las no enemies is seldom good
for anything. He is made of that sort of
material which is so easily worked that
every one has hand in it. A sterling
character, one who thinks for himself and
speaks what he thinks is always sure to
have enemies, they are as necessary to him
as air; they keep him alive and active
A celebrated character who was surround
ed with enemies used to remark: "They
are sparks which if not famed will 90 out
themselves" Have courage and you will
live down the scandle of those who are
bitter against you. IF you stop to dispute.
you do as they desire, and open the way
for more abuse. Let the poor fellows talk,
there will be reaction if you perform your
dnty, and hundreds who were once allan
ated from: you will flock to you and acknowl-
edge their error.
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11

CANADIAN REBELLIoN-The dissatis-
faction of the Red River settlers with the
Canadian Confederation seems to have.
broken out in open rebellion. A dispatch
from New York says:
The French population will not allow
Governor McDougal, lately sent from Can
ada, to enter the settlement His party
advanced two miles beyond the frontier,
at Pembina, when they were met Novem-
Der I'd by body of insurgents, five hun
dred strong, mounted apd armed and es-
corted peremptorily over the line The
Governor encamped in Decotah Territory,
awaiting events. Meanwhile the insur-
gents have organized Provisional Gov
ernment, after the American fashion, with
legislature chosen by the people, home
stead, etc. 1t is said that Governor Nc
Dougal will apply to the Canadian Govern
ment for troops and to Washington for
authority to pass them through the North
western states
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11

SMOOTH SAILING.-Under the skillful
and honest pilotage Of Secretary Boutwell,
the financial ship of state seems to be max
ing prosperous voyage. According to
the last "Debt Statement" from the Treas
ury Department there was reduction of
over seven and half millions in the amount
of the principal of our national indebted
ness during the month of November. max
lug over sexenty millions Of reduction since
the 1st Of March.
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11
EMPIRE HOTEL Z!
Hi MAIN STREET, SHASTA, H;I
JOHN V. SCOTT, Proprietor.

VNHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS FAVORITE
Il Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally that he has re-
fitted and re-furnished the establishment through
out, and is now prepared to entertain guests in a
style equal to any other house in Northern Cal
ifornia. The PARLOR and ROOMS are large
and commodious and the BEDS and sleeping ac-
comodations unsurpassed.
THE TABLE
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets of this locality afford, and every possible at
tention will be paid to the of guests, and
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the B AR none but the best brands of Wine,
Liquor and Cigars will be dispensed to customers.
The Oregon & Cal. Stages arrive at and leave
this Hotel daily.
CORRAL g. STABLE.
Attached to this es tabltshnent is good COR
RAJ and STABLE where Team>ters and others
can always find an abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN V. SCOTT.
Shasta, June 10Th, 1869. je19
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11

l.. p. FISHER. 90 & 81 New Mer-
chants Exchange, is our only authorized Agent in
San Francisco. For Eastern Advertising Mr.
Fisher is represented by S. NJ. Pettengill Co.
of New York and Boston.
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11
THE DEFENSE.

The defense, conducted by so eminent a
lawyer as Jeremiah Mason, could not be
otherwise than remarkably able. Great re-
lance was placed on the fact that the ev'
idence for the prosecution being entirely cir
cumstantial, the testimony for the defence
must raise doubt as to the guilt OF the pri-
soner, and consequently demanded verdict
of acquittal.
Evening star., 1869-03-11
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

II Is asserted in san Francisco that the delay
the mails on the Union Pacific railroad IL
occasIoned not so much by tue snow "a by the
desire OF the company 10 use every available
mesns 10 make ard lay the track near Salt
Lske.
Governor BullCck's mess age, transmitting
the fifteenth amendment TO the Constitution,
was read in both hOnses of the Georgia Legis-
lature yesterday. II comes up as The special
order IN the House to- day, and ia ths Senate
JJ-mOrTOw.
One hundred and forty-one towns in New
Hampshire give Stearns 27,S1ii Bedel, 23.u26.
The EspUhlI ans probably elect nine of the
twelve. Senator'S defeating Edwin Pease IN the
Sixth district.
Another severe snow storm has taken pIace
N Canada. ard trans are again detained and
mails delayed. Toe Grand Trunk Railway
has lost nearly halt a million of dollars by in :
teTTUptIOn 10 traffic.
ArIZsna adviees STATE that the Indians at
-acEed stage between La Paz aud wicken-
burg on the 20th ult.. and wounded the driver
and one passenger.
The Legislature of Prince Edwards Island
Il now m session The subject OF reciprocal
comlHrrcial relations between the Island and
The nited : ates Is under consideration.
John G. Rre, ,kInridge reached mis- home AT
Lexington. kentucky, on the SIh instant, and
VIII immediately renew the practice of law.
The Cuban insurgents are burning planta-
lions III The vicinity CT ManZauIllO and Santa
Cruz
quantity Of tobacco was ssized at Augusta
Ga.. Nsst'riay, Tor violation of the Internal
revenue laws.
There is sand to be very little snow on the
Inc of the Northern Pacific Railroad
A WOman's Suffrage Convention Is now in
session IN Springfield, Mass.
Sugar shipments are very large fro n all
parts OF Cubs.
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70 ALL WHOM IL mAY CONOIRH,
pnppAnIsIst pst o, MI INlllI'

a~.n.. fkNsloS OTYIcR, July 18th. 1850
Anlnceefon having been made under the act Of
June - l8c, for the reissue OF the folioVing de-
Scroed Land warrants, which are alleged 10 have
Seen lost or destroyed,-Notioe is hereby gfvep
that st the date follovtns the description Of each
VIII be reissued, no valid OBJ bection should then
rppear O. q. cox, CommisSfons1
No. 40,l23- for 80 acres, issued under the Act NJ
March 5. 1855, In the Dsme OF Lazarus rillev ana
cas- granted Augusts 1855. March Is 1859
No II -o52, for l6C acres, issued under the act of
March lS53. In the name Of Lydia Carlton, willow
Si !ohh Csrifon, and was granted December 81
No. l63 9Ss. f-r I5D acres, issued under act Of
March 5, lS53, In the name Of Joseph Green and
~ss granted October y, 1851. April 10, 1853.
NO ~ 123 for 81 acres. issued under the act OF
March lss5. In the name Of Lazarus filley, and
was sranted Augusts, ,s55 March Is, 1899.
NO l. AZ. Tor ~ acre., issued under the act of
Msreh 5, 1855 in the name Of Bailey ID. CLANCY,
AnS Was granted September 4 1851 April 2a, 1853.
NJ no; no, SO FOR 80 scres, issued under the act of
an r.n en- ;, 10 In the name OF Bailey u: Chsney,
o--a Tor 80 acres, Issued under the act OF
-t.su per, $50. In the name of Rbeuezer Kemp,
~pS Ns granted Decepbsr -. 1851 Mar l., 1859
go, - ~. Tor l9D acres, fssuef under the act of
- =. .. ioes In the name ef Humphrey pavis, and
~ sa,ac n.sc october S, 1856 May - 1869
nsr.s Tor 10 acres, issued under the act Of
1 haSn > lseS II the name OF Thomas Cummi ags
no gIs1 f,r az acres, issuei under The act of
"a xSn ,, lsss, In the name ~ Thomas Cummings,
ana ~as sranted December q 1876 NAV p, "a
=. NO WV Tor lSg acres. issuef under sha at of
usch D. 1880 II tue nam- 80 John Perry and W a.
F@nted November 10, lS57. Nay 2, 1859.
Evening star., 1869-03-11

The INDIANAPOLIS MURDEREss.-On Mon
day Mrs. Nancy T.. Glenn, of Indiana polls,
Indiana was convicted OF numbering Jacob
Young and his wife on the i2th of last Septem-
Der Tn the first trial the Jury disagreed
Upon the second they brought In a verdict of
murder IN the second degree, and assessed the
punishment 10 b. imprisonment for life in the
State Prison. This VIII hereafter D. one of the
''cdHSsS csisir, 5" of criminal juri.prUd,ncs.
The crime fer which this strange woma now
suffers was one OF the most star tIiDg and terri
bic events of the day. She and Young hal
mysterious money dealings which either
placed her IT his power or led her to such a
knOWiedge OF his careless manner of carving
large sums upon his person excited her Gu
pldIty- On the day of the murder she rode out
OF the city IN carriage with her victims: aud
soon after the commission of the crime rode
back TO town with her brother, who was seen
feliowing the parties as they went out. Young
was shot by person in ambuscade. and rs
wife either at the same time immediataty
woman resembling Mrs. Glenn was seen near
the place where the murder was committed a
short time before the bodies were found: that a
vOmans track in the sand corresponded pre-.
cisely TO peculiar shoe she wore. that she
subsequently conducted herself strangely IN
dispOsIng Of S5WT IN bills that she attemu utei
70 bribe witnesses 10 swear falsely, and failed
70 make good the alleged abb OF her brother
together with numerous other circumstances,
ct no loOp-bOle through which she could
escape. The trial lasted Jhree weeks, and pro-
oCced, as well il might. the most intense ex-
element But how the jury could convict b, r
Of only murder in the second degree, We do Ia, I
understand.
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DIED.

s1ThAsIItT Ts MsFsh l. 80 :, Of ,sDnHlsIy; Mrs
Ta.tet. in the 18th year of her age.
The friends OF the family are pectfully invited
O'clock p m from her late residence, 30 sis, cor.
ner 10th aid streets, leland.
h pEsHhm ~, 'la,,n Al 20 0f0Sh SE the morning Of
Of this city for over fifty years.
Funeral on Friday next, at 2:3O .. m. from hi
late residence. street, between 9th and 7ih
.tIiZ =: m. HoPkiss LiGHTSEB. in the hes, ss,n q
His remains will be taken to Lancaster, Pa, for
interment.
w, .LkXANDEK G.ODkICH. the ant son II
the key. q; Ii and Josepna n smyth, aged year
The Heath Of iendship. love- youth, all that i.,F
Except mere breath; sLd since the silent there
The o.I srcher's shafts. perhap. the early grave
Mhleh men weep over may be meant TO save.
to sttsnd the fGneisI on f1idsy nornins snf at ii
O'Clock from the residence Of his parents, No. J3s
Maryland avenue.
NEWTON. on Wednesday evening, ats clock
Mr.. ANN EEEWTON, relist Of the lat James
F0tsrsl, Friday mefEins. al q ciecE. from the
residence OF her eshew 2: SSeeney No. 209
te rsaairm mass at 10 O'Clock at the Church Of
the lmmaculAte Conception
Illness wALTER g HALL, only son OF Marth =
A ard W. Hall, aged ten years, i've months
baltimore papers please copyI
GARDNER. In Georgetown. d Q on the IIth
March: ls6s, OLIVER P. GARDINER, 10 the 18th
year Of his age.
The funeral will take place Saturday the l3t h
Instant. at2 O'Clock .. m from hisresidence, on
sirst street, near High.
York Pa psIers plese cspy.i
BOOTH. On the morning of the 10th instant,
sitter a long and painful sick ness, Mrs. CATHA-
BIhE yIRGINIA BOOTH, in the Ast year of her
The relative. and friends OF the family are re
spectully invited 10 attend the funer Al morrow
ffridsy afternoon, at o'clock from her ia;e
IGencs S5 street, between 2lst and I'D streets,
west baltimore papers please eOpy.l
OAKLEY. On Wednesday, the 10th inst., after
long and painful tllness, which she bore with
Christian foftituds CATHARINE A. OAKLEY,
In the esth year Of her May she rest in peace.
Her funeral will rake place on Friday, the l2th
inst, at m, from the residence OF her sister
Mrs. J. Z. Russell No. s23 sth street east. and
proceed TO Christ Church. Her friends and &C.
quaihtsnces are respectfully invited e. attend.
Evening star., 1869-03-11

~The Maine Legislature having dec dsd,
95 10 -, not 20 repeal be law Of ca oilal punish
meni. the negro Harris. the Auburn IN urderer
Will b. executed next Friday, 18th INST.
~Ihe Cynthisna democratic and Ken.ucky
Bourbon WhIskey Trade, is the national fusel-
oil organ
81 Among the bills reported to the Michiga
Legislature Is ons 10 prevent the shooting of
any person 'in sport"
SFor a square meal eat soda cracker
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vlNHIs Is no GIVE MOTION. That the .,

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
seriber has obtained from the 0rphsDs' Curt
cf ashington County In the bistrict Of Colum-
tia letters Of mi the personal estate
OF ANDRkM L.huLBMACHER late Of " ashins-
ton county, d. o., deceased All persons having
cialns ainst the s3id decreased hereby warned
10 enhiin tie same with the vouchers thereof,
TO the subscriber. m before the sth cay 0f
January next, they may otherwise BY lag ne ex-
Cluded from all henent % the said estate 1iveu
uncer my hand this q, isl Of Ja-usry 1853.
LA 2 Law 3ws CHARLEs SMITH, Administrator.
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Chief . Dept Of ia. south
y. A. HATHAWAY. 81 1t. sDth Infantry. Bv
Capt. L. 3. A. Acting Depot q. NJ. ms st
Z Z = IL / q 4 4 8.

ERTILIZ ERs.
Forty tons pure snd Genuine ROyE pUsr made
at ny mill waTrant,d the puTe-t lot IN the Distr q
OF Columbia.
BAUGHs RAW BoSE PHOSPHATE.
ANDBEN GOES sUPER PHOSPHATE or
LINN.
CAPE VERDE ISLAND GCAsO,
MfNICAN GUAs0,
FISH GUAN0.
Also,
A lot OF ADULTERATED PERUVIAN GUANo
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers and Threshers
MOVING AND REAPISG MACHINES,
DROPPfRS AND SELF BAKERS
Also.
Extras for all kinds At REAPKRs AND NOW
Ehs, bkkeHLRs, HORSE Pow ERs, and all
IN p'ements.
hay PkLSsES.
PORTABLE FORCES.
WHEAT DRILLS.
CULTIyAToRs Of all kinds.
FARM CARTS.
WHEEL CULTIvATORs,
WHEELHORSE RAhkS,
CIDER MILLS.
GBBnES AND FIELD SEEDS,
Sc., &c, &c, &c. &c.
J.P. BARTHoLow,
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Be,ow Pennsylvania avenue.
GBEES & WILLIAMS, ,Arcts. feIe
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri.:
u bfr has obtained from the Orphan Court Of
Warrington County, In the District Of Columbia,
letters 81 sdmi nistra,ienc {. o; on the personsi
ID. O., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned 60 exhibit -
ber on or before the 9Th day Of Eebrusy nsxt:
they may otherwies BY lswi Be excluded ner az
beneht Of the said estate. Given undor my ha0d
Anna r her mark HODGE.
Adminfstrstrix c. q O.
Test-JAMEs q. 0BEIRNB. ms slsw3ws
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MARRIEn.

SEYMOUR-MORSE. March 10, 1879, by Rev
) c smith. L. D., sILAo a eEfMOUR, Of
Western New York, TO Miss EMMAP MORiE
Uf South " ashingron. ID. c.
CHASE-PEP ER At st. Aloysius Church l.
February 9th, hy Rev. Father g .Onestreet Mr n
4. CHASE 10 Mrs. PERCEY PEPPER, Gil of
this city. q
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JAMIs H. CREZUM q CO.,
PURE OLD Rye WHlekBY6, BRANDIES
WINES, GIN, &C,
i9La. avenue, bst. 9th and 7th sts;,

fe k-lm& North Side. =
nBPHANs' COURT February io ls6s-DIsrRIcr
the case Of SYLVIA L. BLISS, Executrix Of
James e. Bliss, deceased. the kxecutrix aforesaid
Washington County Aforesaid. appointed TUES
DAY, Msrch Is. 1861, for the hnsl settlement and
Distribution OF the personal estate Of said dec
and of the assets in hand - fnr az the same have
been collected and turned into money; whsn and
ceased are notified to attend. with their claims
properly vouched. or they may otherwise by lag be
exefud ed from ali bene in said deceased est ate:
provlsed Q COPY of this order be pubhsned once .
week for three weeks in the Evening Star, !" pre-
viOus to said day ,.sp o,p,,,r
fe 10 Iav3w' Register Of Wills.
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READi READl TOBACCO CHBwBRs.
PROF. LIEBIGs SMOKERS AND CHEwERS
TOBACCO PREVENTATIVE.

This celebrated German discovery is q purely
vegetable and harmles mpound. AwARRANTED
ASTIDoTE, and removed forever al desire for to-
Seceo in any form BY the use of . hfty cent box.
IRI II and save money. A6ENIs WANTED. Ad-
dress GEO. W: D0UGHERTY Patent Meoicines,
Bsiumore, Md. Sold By 8. q TORO Druggist,
" Ashington ID. q ial5- -eo3Ot
Evening star., 1869-03-11

RAILROAD SUIT.-ln the Snpreme Court in
New York city. on Monday, the case OF James
A. Patterson vs. The Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Company, came up for hearing the
action beng 10 recover S2O,il6 10, the value of
CeT'ain coupons owned by the plaintiff and
issued by the company al various periods but
which they failed 10 sari~fy. The Jury found
for the plaintiff IN the full amount claimed,
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DROPOsALs FOB FORAGE.


HDRs MILITARY Div. OF THE MIssouRrD
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
sT. LOUIS. MISSOURI, March 4, 1879.
Sealed proposals will 6e RECEIVED at this ONCE.
March. lSs9, for the delivery at 81: Louis. Nilsson
Bluffs, Iswa; and Sioux City, Iowa, Of
S $50 bushels Corn,
% 252 bushels Oats;
and for the delivery the above places and at 81
Paul, Minnesota. of
2,l25 bushels Corn.
as bushels Oats
Deliveries all 20 be mace at such times as the
G9ye1nment may REQUIRE before May 81. 1859
Corn TO be double sacked and in good new re-
seSec gunnies, Of about two bushels each. Oats
70 be double sscket, IN new burlsps Of about four
tustels ta3h and subject TO weight and pection
at the place Of delivery
Bids TO be made 10 duplicate, subject 60 the
usual conditions, which will be made known on
Application 20 fhis lice, the Off of the Quar-
ternasters Department az st Louis. Chicago,
OMAHA, and et. PAIL. where blank forms may be
A guarantee, signed by at least two responsible
persons that II the contract for the above su ppies
Is awarded 10 the person proposing it will be
pany each proposal.
The right isrtserved TO re ect any and all bids
:, Pr p sails should be endorsed Proposals for
Forage j. L. DON ALDsON,
As,istaIt { Quartermaster General. u. 8. A. Chief
QuaItermsster military Division Of the Mis-
toarl ma IL ct