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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-03

CoNsIsrENCY. The Examiner de-
nouncrs Cninese labor. Captain Moss
Of the Examiner, employs il The Ey-
aminer has here tofore made it out to be
crime to employ Chinamen. Now
that the proprietor of tue paper is found
to be employing them, the Examiner
says that if Captain Moss did employ
Cinnamon, lit is prohatlr be could &c,
no other kind Of ianorers to do the
work. Q plausible and accommodating
Examiner Q conssteut Examiner! @
labor is dreadful thing, II disgusting
and pernicious thing-except when il
suits the convenience of Democrats to
employ ii at particular kind Of labor
s. f. Chronicle
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TIE ORIGIN OF " HAIL CoLUMBfA." -
On a certain Monday evening in the
Summer of 1898, an Indifferent singer,
of the name of Fox, belonging to the
Philadelphia Theater, was about to
AXE his benefit. Saturday morning
came; not ticket had been sold and a
"beggarly account of empty boxes "
was before him when a good tn ugbt
struck his brain. Congress was in SEES
sion; political strife exciting; the storm
of war was lowering. and patriotic
song, especially if he could get one
written to Feyl-'s president March, j"
would save him. He knew clever
young lawyer, once his schoomare,
and son OF the wit y author of the
"Bat,le of the Kegs His name was
Joseph H"pkinson.name famous ben
in law and literature, but still more
famous now. The poetic lawyer pities
his friend Fox, bids him call again on
Saturday afternoon, and then be gives
bim-O the prize that glides into the
poor player fingers, and through those
fingers into the great nation-he gives
him "Haj, Colum bia.' Nine times the
audience called for 1t, and then rising
altogether, Joined with rapturous
tongues IN the full chorus.
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The EARLY Rose PoTATe.-Some
specimens of this wonderful tuber have
been laid upon our table by Mr. Postmas-
ier Small, They-the pecimens-ar-
the fines, looking potatoes We ever saw
They are very large: aud as smooth
in external texture AS a Bartlett Pear
are yer. like that splendid fruit in color,
in fact. The ststement seems iucredi-
bic, but we have Mr. SmsIl's word for
it, that from a planting of something
less thsn two pounds of these vegeta-
bles he has raised more than one hun
d.ed pounds of these very healthy
plants This is, evidently, the potato
for this best of potato producing coun.
tries.
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TIE FIRE NGGHr BEFoRE LAsr.-It
was matter OF much curiosity to de-
termine what caused the light which was
visible, night tefore last in the direc
tion of Lyon County. We were ap-
prised, Yesterday morning, by Mr.. n.
A. II. Ball that it was caused by the
burning of the pattern shop of MeCone's
Foundry at Silver City. Some $40, 900
worth OF patterns were destroyed, as
We learn from the Gold Hill News The
loss is covered by insurance in the Pa
cifc Company 10 the amount of $40, 900
Mr. NcCone's house WAS slightly
scorched.
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NOTICE. A discourse will be deliv-
cred this Sunday evening, at o'clock,
10 Mr.. Law Ior's school house, by Elder
Thomas Willard OF tue Latter Day Saints
Subject-The Second Coming of Christ.
All persons are respectfully invited TO
attend.
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RICH r. PARKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Selects patronage in Copying, Writing in gen.
eral; Drawing up leeds, Bills of Sale, etc., etc.
Will work for moderate remnr GRAFTON.
81 N B.-Town Plats carefully gotten up. ia
Office, with Geo. W. Chedic, County Assessor.
Carson, August &c, 1869.
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PosrAL TELEGRaPH LECTURE-M Mr.
Gardiner G. Hubbard will address our
citizens upon the Postal Telegraph ques
ton on next Wednesday night, at the
District Court Room.
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CHASGE OF TINE.-A change Of time
to suit the new Pacific Railroad time
table is announced by Mir. L. II. Dyer
in our issue of this morning. Attention
10 directed 10 the same.
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PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. ServIcel
will be held at l l a. IN. and y p m.
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NOIE~E T..

THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS THAT
i l will not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by my wife Elizabeth suther land on anu
after this date. JOHN SUTHERLAND.
Carson City, Nevada, September 20, 1869. 3t
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AcTIsG GoghRSoR SLINGkBLAsD has
appointed w. R. Chamberlain of Reno
~ County Comm ssioner for Washos
County in place of John Moch, ousted.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

N. E. notwithstanding at IL a.
a. and y p. m.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Morning prayer
and sermon at | l IA. H. Communion ser
vice at l2a O'Clock. Sunday School at
% p. IN. No service this evening.
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MGGIfsl.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
son PURIFYING, THE BLOOD.

Tho reputation this OK.
eellent medicine enjoys,
10 derived RON lis Cures,
many Of Whioh arO truly
marvellous. lnVcterntG
cases Of ScrOliIlUtIS dis
ease, where tho system
6OtnnOd saturated with
corruption, have been
purified hiid CuIetl by II.
ScrofulOuS affections and
illgnF,lnFa Hth1,h ,Vo,s,nN
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Snndriaa.

GTEEL AND IRON PLoW WINGS, Ho
y Pressed Mutt, CAST and Shear Steal, An,
Wis, Bellows, YlBea, HnBO Raspa, HheeL Iron
Mails, Pressed Spikes, 40.
e. q. HtIDRErH q BRO,
ef1 q Main street
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TN.,srAtl Z. |fgrlHhtrU ly thu HTFnfiI.
SE1SSi4tjst lNiIS ContnnIIn"tInT mil
thcv ytrro paInnllv aalIptiS1 have iSTn niis
ciTS In SI,rl' ,'TSe IN aimosl aver, ".-
iIIn If iL" Soi,niT; tLni iic nnbIic scSrccIv urJ
iSib ininrmG,i of il, virii,nS ar uscS, ''N'''
Scroh,lois noIson IL onS AZ tho Inopt I,osiruc-
tIyC enemies ~ mr. rnrc onion III" M arsr AMI
ttrnohi oribN oFvSni am ,SI ','
StiiuiLnn nWI r. MI NJ ~,
tai 1llcasct, without exciting suspicion Of its
hrDi, rhnti & All liz, W o nlsn,, r,'a,,,e
OrrnsI0n. IA, o ny ~ ~
hlrOhs fons o ~, W W s,,t ~ H.,
tlu0ilci N Ia Il NJ a I'M my w. sMsa
m In liver. ~ Il N I, VI
on lie skin, OF Eopi nv s w p %
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~ PREPARED ny
Dr. ]. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical aud AaalvtEeaI chemtsts.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
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especially, vino nave become the victims or,
50nL4ty ViOa, that dreadful aud destructive
habit RhlCh annually sweeps 10 All untInley
grave thousands Of Young Men OF Tie most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, no
might otherwise have entrAnced listening
Senators with tho thunden OF eloquence. ~
wakal 70 ecstacy the living Tyre, may call
with full confidence,
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reject that a sound mind and BODY srs ,hs
most necessary requisites 10 pfumOts comm.
blM happiness. Indeed, without thls,, Lhs
Journey through Life becomes weary pII.
grtmRge; the prospect hourly darkeps 10 lie
view, the mind becomes EhadOwed with Dis
Ton that the happiness OF another Become
hllVh lhd with nIlE OWN
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MARRIAGE.

Married PGrsons, or Young Elem cOntem
plating marriage, being aware OF Physical
Weakness, orERnlc Debility, DelVrIniti0s
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fhe DocCora DIPLOMA hangs in his once.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE pp pss

The many thousands cured al this eS,oh.
lBhment within the last twenty yenrS y Std
The numerous important surgical OperaiiNnS
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed 6v ihS
reporters Of TIE H!n and many Other pSpef S
agaln before The public, btridcs hla stanjIno
a. gentleman OF character andSresnSctRs
blllty u q sufficient guarantee 70 the atiicIIsl
SKIN DIsEAsEa HPEEDILY CURED.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

He vino places himself under the care ui
DR.. ]. may rell2lOuslS confitlo Iu his houul
~ n gentleman, and confidently rev upon
at = NJ ls,u : Nnlr1
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MUSIC DEALERS
ORGANS,

Estey, Taylor l. Farley and Mason a Ham.
Inns organs, from $500 70 o., 900.
Tuning and rapAltiuy done on short no
tlce4
THE ONLY TURNOUT in tho city 10,
delivering and moving Pianos and OrsanE
GERMAN AND ITALIAN STRINGS
THAT DIZZY COMPETITION, both In price and
QtGatttD. Wg- eF-
Send for Price List
OrueS by Mail promptly oiled.
myl9 HAMILTON q HARDING.
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acknowledgement.
Proceedings Against the Eupsr.
intondent Of the Cumber--
land Road.
Argument for tho Defonse.

j. II. SToRER AND J. d. maxwell,
vs..
JomS FEEnEL, supt. Cumberland Road.
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sKw yoRK nARKxrs.

sKw yoRx nAaKxrs. IN If..
Nxw Yonx. July ll-Noon. -Uotton quiet
sSs F% T.I % as.ss ~ s,: d sssa Arm az
ssss% srs s.:':; i Porto siss sSs .ss sS,
Fiour. quiet but stesdyi southern % Is9i2
iem,nd f.ir,e 5000 ecnts. Oats quiet but arss
80 Fox aai.. SSs 2i%' s sad assss u. doia
iSTE.
market for Flour is still very. auietj but
~ lG' 10 h,@G sale. this ms,n.ns
Family at 81 .o2iS per barrel. We heard also
Of sales for export Of new Oily Mills Extra,
to be made, on private term,, understood how
Whedt-was In active demand again this
morning, snd the market for II steady and
arm. All the lots offered were promptly taken
al IS, and si.IS to si1o for good fair to choics
white.
-Coptlnues to advance. white seillnr
the receipts and sales were very light
0dis-Were fairly active to-day at o9@7s
cents
Coffee We have no further transactions
the market generally Arm in tone. Prices are
steady, and we quote, viz; Rio, In bond e4iii.
cents, gold, for fair to prime eargoes, and
duty paid a. ranging from II to IS cents, gold,
cents, and Jsvs At 12,10A cents, gold, duty
paid.
Cotton. = We hear Of no transaction. "a
note, but the market, although quiet, 70 arm
middling, and 3t83th cents for middlins, but
there are more sellers than buyers atihess
rates, and so far today we have heard OF nc
| transactions.
Moidiiei.-There Is q demand for Moissse,
for boiling, but there are no suitable grade.
sgood supply,are however very dull. We quote
viz; Cuba olaycd, 4715o cts do. Muscov ado
gogSo c!s;; Porto Rico, ss0To ots., and English
MAJ Fted-Brownstufr. we now quote with
sales at iI@is cents, and Middlings at e2Gsl
Prorisions.-The market for Provisions Il
| strong and buoyant, especially for Bacon,
which 10 10 active de mand In the jobbinE way
and orders arc being filled a. follows, VII
rio Sides, and ISL l6IsNcents Tor clear rib do
The trade are offering i6k cents for Shoul
ders, and lsGlsh cents for Sides, but there
| are no sales at these figures Bulk Shoulder
| arc held firmly at II cts, an advance, but
there are no sides offering. We quote, how
rib, and iI@l7,+ cents for clear rib. Lard Ii
steady at l99l9lf cents, and Mess Pork w
quote at 3.506D3t per Dbl.
Ricr.-rhc market 10 dull, and we hear OF ne
sales worth mentioning. Carolina we quot
steady at siI6Sh cts. for fair to prime, sn'
we note sales Yesterday OF rs to 100 tieree'
| within this range.
SIh.-For Liverpool there 10 = good trad
| demand, and we still quote prices stosdy a
| tl.t0gtl, 90, for GTound alum, and " 7Ofl2 d
Per sack for Fine for lots from store, an,
| Turks Island dull at 80 cts. per bushoL
| Fhisky = Continues scarce and arm, An,
| prices are higher again, Western being quote
| today At 81 O5fpl 0j per gallon.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
HEADaUAETRns fIRsT MILIrARY DnTRIcr,

HEADQUARTERS FIRsT MILITARY DsrRiCr,)
OFPIOE CHIRP QUARrBRAAHTIK, }
RtGphoEPI VA, June q, 1900.
TIL, ONCE util II N. Of sATURbaY. July 10 1855
for the delivery 81 good, merohantable, dry, hard
and Norfolk, Va, at such times aud in such guam.
titles as may be required In each month until June
70, 1870, ESTIMATED At l2O cords monthly at Fort
Monroe, Va, and p cords monthly at Norfolk.
Separate proposals are required for each p0si
subject to the conditions mentioned In prev ious
adyertlsemqots from this ONCE
The envelopes oontAining proposals to be in
dorssd .,ProporAls for Wood, u and forwarded by
mail to this once.
by order OF the General Commanding First Mill.
taTy District ]. q. CHANDLER,
BTsyet Col, QuArtermGster u, q, A., Chief q. M.
first Military District jyi.d
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A C..ptsr of Accidents.

Wednesday last was quite prolific OF acct
dents. In the morning a German laborcr,
named George l.iedman, while walking on
the track Of the Cumberland and Pcnnsylya-
MIA railroad, was knocked down by q passing
train, fortunately, however, sustaining no
Injury OF a dangerous nature. Liedman, II
appears, Is somewhat deaf, and was not
was upon him. lie was not struck by the
engine, but by a car which was coupled In
front, and, happily, was knocked from the
track instead OF under the wheels. lie Ia
under medical treatment, and will be able TO
be about In short time.
Later In the day young lady. residing
with her father, Mr.. John l.. Miller, on a
farm short distance northeast OF town,
was drowned In a well on the premises
She was, we understand, i'll with typhoid
fever, and, while len alone for few mo-
ments, got out Of bed and LEFT the house
As soon as she was missed immediate
search was made, when her body, life being
extinct, was recovered from tho well. One
theory In explanation of the sad occurrence
Is that she fell into the well accidentally In
attempting to get drink Of water; another
Ia that In state OF dellrium superinduced
by the disease she threw herself In.
At night Archer IL. Jarrett, esq, a prom
inent attorney OF Belair, Hartford county,
accidentally fell from window In the third
story Of tho Revere House, where he was
sojourning, and was almost Instantly killed
Mr. Jarrett had arrived at the hotel In tn,
afternoon, en- route for Bedford Springs, ant
1t is supposed that he was either seized will
dizziness when leaning out OF the window
or that he had seated himself on the win
dow sill the better to enjoy the air, and Ii
this attitude had fallen asleep. His remain
were taken TO his late home the following
morning. The deceased is represented a
about forty-iive years Of age, and was mucl
esteemed In his native place for bis man.
cstimable qualities. Cumberland iHegdnidn
! J,tlu IL
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TofFICtAL.1
ny the President orthe Waited states
Of America.


',.o,l
ny the President ofthe Waited state.
Of America.
PRooLAhAT ION.
In pursuance % the provisions OF The act
Of Congress approved Apxil 10Th, 1869, I
hereby Designate Tussday. the 10Th day of
Novemb>r. 4 tha -. 10 .,,S,,,,,,,o, ,ho
as W..
soopeu on sne LOSE aay o.
May, 1905, by the Convention which met In
jackson, Mississippi, to the voters OF said
State. repistered AT tho doIe of spcb sphmis.
-, - 80. '"'''''-
s'on, VIZ NoNemoer ooen, ico".
e AudJ submit 10 separate vote that part
Of Section Q, Of Article VII, of said Constitu.
tio, which i. Il, An. fouow,no ,~o,a.,
-, 80" 70 :" '"' 'oo'"s VIRUS
That ! am not disfranchised In any Of
tue provisions OF the ACT known a. tho ne
construction acts OF the 3sth and 40th Con-
gress, and that l admit tho political and
eiyil equaiity oil all men; 90 help me God.
PROVIDED u congress snail, n any time, re-
move the disabilities OF any person disfran-
chised IN SAID reconstruction Acts OF the
SAID ssth aud eoth Congress, land tho
Legislature OF TINS State shnll concur there
in,) then so much Of this oath, and SO much
Vay' S o ne, W .ne saia Seeons'rucaioh
so pardoned, 10 cntitie him to be resistcrod.3
And I further spbp,,t IN . s.p.rate yoto
section 8 of the sams article Of said cop.ti-
,,,,io,, it,, i. =, ~. ,,,,.,-,.. go.
'"'' ""S" !" 'a' 'ono""s "''u'
mo person shall be eligible to any once
OF pront or trust, civil or mintary, IN TINS
o.a.e' VINO, US menScr Oh snc Lcgnsh'urc,
passed the ordnance of secession, or who, AS
n d.lanato 10 al IN ne
signed any ordnance OF secession, or who
ragcmcn, 10 nersons "a IG IN armea
hostIiitr 10 Tho Irpi,sJ s,atss ~ who a.
ncn,sd ~ o,,nror,.S ~ av.sa,.s,a c,nn,,on.
III nv once risii y, n,iii,as, nrSer anx
on. my on.e, c,sn 2, sy, unoer hny
su'nony VI PIo.cuuou goNe! ,, "u '.,
states bo.tile or inimicsi thsrsta- cycent ali
persons who aided reconstruction by voting
for this convention, or who have continuous
~, aa'oca'ed me assem 'g Oh .ns eohven, ven,
faith advocate tho nets of tho same. but The
Legislature may remove such disability;
frorsdsd, That nothing In this section, ex.
so ops .H.ns 10, Of sgn,ng .pc 'oru,nanee y,
from ONCE The private soldier Of the late 40.
called Confederate States army"
Aud I further submit, to a separate vote,
section Of article xii Of, the said Constltu-
ton, which Is In the following words;
"The credit OF the State shall not be
pledged or loaned IN aid OF any person Ssso,
Ssrco t,cr hccome = s,ocrho,dSr IN a 'u corno.
ration or association"
And I further submit. TO a separate vote,
part of the oath of Office prescribed In section
| o. IF or,to,o iii ~ ~ ..tl ron.,i,,,,o,
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The GREAT DECATUR COTTON CASE, inyolv-
ing the value of fifteen hundred bales OF cot
ton, has Just been decided against the Gov
ernmcnt at Memphis, Tennessee. Secretary
Boutwell, photographed to-day to tho United
States counsel at that city to carry the case
up either to the United States Supreme
or to the United States Circuit Court on ap.
peal or writ Of error,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE sToRKs!


oHt' Coz NV T Z jaa. IS
BY The uadersignei, at his ofies' room Ii, army
baiidiaF corner q Greene and Hsustos streets. n
iSiicwips su6si;tsHse Stores. to DO aeiiysasd IN
s barrels Pork, mes. o. prime mess-whieh to DO
ststed-t9 be a least 40 pounds Of meat per bar.
G pasn gs I as. Rrsfn ssduss smoked
sTisi; % AZ, Saal,,y sx... :sps.nns South.
~ pound. prime White BsanS. tobe packed in
SSG pounds Caroline Rice, in clean. good stout
l,sso pounds roasted and ground Rio Como. in
i,71 PFGsns. q slsa9, d.yc Brown Sugar. equal
40 POI nds bOst quality Of Adamantins Candles,
80 pounds good hard sosp, PACKED In boxes.
s1s pound. pure blasE Pepper, ground. in one.
pSSSaa bs.t RaaSg s f' Bss0S H bb
le9 pounds sugar cured Hams, packed In barrel
opoands Smoked Beef. packed in sacks.
i0q pounds ysya Coffee. n sacks.
boxog sAIdines, packed In boxes,
2ieahs Green Peas, 2Ib, cans, packed In boxes.
A cans Tomatoes, u. cans, packed ln boTs.;
Articles %a.s b f Ss espfs. sS 81
srsu scPs u t sGs
m% MT be .s' attached 70 each proposal ,.,
shippiEg marks 70 be hereafter designaied, must
be %isss az sfSh &c by
"a FsoSe'
iys'M srva Brig d.s.' and I, S.Ss,
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Since my last there has been very per-
ceptible falling of In the attendance ut the
camp. Bishop simpsons sermon, being
the grand feature Of the occasion, had at
tracted many thousand people here who are
now among the absenti then, there were q
few hundreds who could not stand the food
supplied by the boardlng-te keepers, aud
there were other hundreds who, not num-
bering among the justified or tho sanctllod,
but feeling lively interest In tho progress
OF the world, have taken their departure to
Saratoga, to attend the Woman's Suffrage
Convention, which opened there this morn
Ing under the most favorable auspices.
About three thousand people len here yes
terday and to-day. There is q family from
Maine, who brought with them their bed
ding and provisions, who intend to stay
until the last hour, although their stock OF
comestiblcs was exhausted on Sunday night.
Yesterday the morning sermon was
preached by Rev. Andrew Longacro, OF Phil
adelphia. In the afternoon Rev. George
Hughes, Of New Jersey, delivered a stirring
address. The supplementary meetings arc,
as usual, well attended, and the lady preach
ers enjoy fair share Of public attention.
My ancient friend Of the fluttering cap has
been engaged all day In doing wordy battle
against tobacco, rum, adultery, dress, and
the other enemies Of godliness, and but for
her excessive Ychemence would be mighty
power In bringing over aTrant sinners. She
unmaskcd a new battery this morning, and
opened u hot Gre upon the sin Of horse
racing. She declares that on the day the
races begin at Saratoga she will be there,
and will not miss the opportunity to make
known the will Of God on the subject Of wa
gering, betting, gambling, and otherwise
rlsking, losing and stealing what should be
applied to the decent purposes Of life
Round Ldks Dor. ". y. Tribune.
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Wood and Coal,
W. h. BARBOUR & CO.,
PROPOSALS. ESn Rd syP Fs OF WINNIE,

BA60 INDIANS,
Sealed proposals will be received until clock
on the 18th day Of seventh month, July, 1850,
at the Once Of the ent OF Indian fairs
for the Northern buperinte ndency, Omaha City,
Nebraska, for furnlshng subsistence to the Winnie
bago Indians, at their reservation In NebIaska,
eighty ave miles north OF Omaha City, as follOws;
Opounds OF Beef per week, net weight.
100 pounds VI Flour per week. or In lieu thOTeOi
10 bushels OF wheat per week, Ito be delivered al
the reservation MILL At tho option Of tho Suporin
tudHnt.
Up to tho lst day Of seyesth month, lJuly, 1870
AL articles Of subsistence Furnished must be Of
good qualify and suljsct to inspection and re.
Fiction by the Agent OF the Winnebagoes.
The right " reserved 10 Increase or diminish the
smoupt ofspHplies z, tie dtseIsti9p q the Super
iatendeney also, 70 terminate the contract thai
contractors six weeks notieS.
The contractors will be required to execute q
good and sntnelsnt bond In the sum Of 80 90 fOI
the faithful fulnllment Of the contract.
The party or parties to whom the award Is made
must BIO prepared AZ once to execute the contract
Separate proposals. will be resolved for each Arti
ele of subsistence called for in this yeTisemelt
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids thai
Bidders must give their names In full. az we'll a,
Proposals must be Indorsed Proposals. for Sub
sistsnoe for winnebAgo Indians. ~
Superintendent OF Indian Affairs
Dated sixth month tJune) y, 1869, je29.td
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
JJV'tl bIUyNt MtIUI OuutFHI q. .,
DRoPOsALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.


BAITIEoRE. June y, isco
soaloi proposals. arc Inv ite and will be receive
ut this Office until " IN on MONDAY July 18Th,
for furnishing tho QuartermAstar's Department
sixteen Cavalry HorseS, as tollows;
The horses nre TO DO sound Ia alt ell
hfte.n 10 40 sivteen hands hish, from i5j Ave 10
tel nine years old, short-eouplei
ofbay color and we'll adapted In every way for
A Thorough INSPECTION Of each horse wi DO made
by Government oaleers. aqd those that do not con
form to the shove description will be rejected De.
livery must be completed by the lniddle Of August
no,t BIDS will be submitted to the Qua rtcrnAster
General for his approval, before awarding con-
tract.
Horses, " and addressed to the undGrsgued,
By order " the QuartoTEiastet Gonersl,
IN, H., r., T. bANORnfr,