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Ie,!er.ok that tho Of taK-!ion ha. 1t i..t
thss srr tssr aod that Re f.sths tt4 e1sn;nstcn
i. carried, III. s.eYeE III ir i:par enrrctt
th1t + frfH. ut sa@a:trn which ta. c-t,!:ei .vi!-.
ep1ead dit,rrs. IN Iearls every hran<h " nda.tIs
must be Hdsr*i1y wTntc. tar .E:~:itH. Frvr-TFAdE
L sEne stel that th+s do the tfNc E!.a:rs set
vtee shau iatrf.h it With d. tIsre.t1. facts. IT,
p9t< corerTufrE the nfetars'n o :Es t.rt Thev hav
tEs.x!ure, preps.e! eratat.n. di.-ibton- the tot
toinf trRct which will be kcct rrerst Vi six cent?
fr;nio:;t Ct Fttsnen.+h.3 ~. npnn F:e~!Trs:- 0.
thr Collection et HevtaIe. ~ tas All ztrir-an Tx
FaI!xeit4 Il Protection. Is Fsnaei. Lteb1=: 1ha
Forn, Frre-TT-dr <asce-. The frr-Tr7de s7,~eh Ct
T. u. ChAmhesllr !eand;ta:e Of ti.c L1hr raytr of
Ga.e4thuAst.s f.r Gnsefol & The Sta:eL III. Paf
tec" Ie.e:t The Tariff II Il Il. ard u u sI5uld Ee
How the HiEh TasiE 0prsesa:a The Poor. Fr.. ri Of
Trade settrd by the f1!<eoseot fnrt,na 12i f:1=re
We!s' K:rof: ii l:a 70 hEti.n FvsT-e:c: r:.s;:
Free!TrAfe and Fa1las:s- II tt Manu- II
the limited Slater. F1et. fhr Frt +.al.r=. i Jclt
Ms1kct-fIain Cheap and Goed. De7:.
Tiaifo.ns Il the .A:reEt-sn Fe=e 7xsd' L'4r,.; Il.
aTr.. IL the American Prnp:r III FT rrrl Il ae:t
to it, subs1ber1 and tie fuhE: Prus<c1uo tEus.su
xl of Whsh eao s. :a1ed. recc:ot c: six Stc;a
70. po.tAs-. b. sE};k7 ;s2n T. 9,,s rso
ExeT-txry the L.lg1lt.
No tn..au-s,- Se,v fnFk
Ptrrcns ri1sae - AZ ietr1hahr- WI ~ .Hr ca
Application zzae1to1.tv tc !. tt tuaF!@. aus :
t:4tieIds 7Ic the L+axxa .niE ea7f r. Ill arc -
.-.--t-ts i. esr. * rnSA~ ri. , @sts'v T.
, 1870-10-21

SAVE IN FuE

nre IN sipEr shan t. for PERM u.~
al. o tlt 1rtk OF Itc r1t1-ac hel,4 Of
tuI.nlst. are considerations which will not long be
overlooked in building. N 80"
, 1870-10-21

r1r1sRERat,. utl. 9h.-Ctu.le petroleum nfmer:
carly deliveries waA.esl saIes Of 1.j Iris Spot at
aatc 1.0ea hr!s seller October at 9ic: 1000 bfls
<rtlcr alt tnr year at oEc; a'4c offered; seller
November. 94c. Ref1n~'t Gniet: snnt advanced :
sales OF 1f4k tr!s at 2stsc; seller October 4l1te;
f<rx4f
, 1870-10-21
BAVARIA,

MCSICn. Uct 90.-Couut Rrar, Minister OF
Foreign Afynlrs; Herr Lutz. Minister Of Justice,
AMI General rfaucl, Munster Of War, have set
cut for versailles to confer with the King Of
lTHSS!A-
, 1870-10-21

TEsTn. Oct. en-AN extraordinary credit o.
500, ,0Ga fiostns is required 10 meet the expenses
Of the Dt1n,atlan rebellion.
, 1870-10-21
xfapiIst Gatherings Mt Columbus,
Ohio.

cosrxRrs, Oct ea,-Thts morning tacrc Is Or
canizcd tcfe IN Ohio Womaa's baptist Educa-
uoLal Society, and officers elected foE the same
The 6nnuai meeting of shc ohi9 Baptist State
Co1ycpiion cnmmcnctri at q. m.
Thc following officers were elected for the cn-
srinc year: President. j. II. Hoys. Cl.rc!aEd: j:
w.. President L Thtssher. tt01 COstcS Soou,s-
tnr 8 cn taty, J. 3. SaeIutr. ubcrltn: Rec5ftltnS
Scfesary, j. ". Osborn, tsolu1neu+: Tre.sare:, D.
A. Randall Cclan:suS nc asaa. s3ess sSnan os m, @aa
, 1870-10-21

NArcnKz. MEsk, Oct 9h-The Ire arrived at
eiKut minutes ot i. H., beaten By minutes ard
So accohds, Violent s.orme prevailed dur1oG the
r.e8tef part Of the u1p. causing / loss Of fully
twenty tninotes, In taking fuel ut Bayou SAtA
6he Ipxt ten Utxptf e.
, 1870-10-21

MoRItE, Oct. er.-Cottnu dull: 1n,s!ul!nr. IKE;
fal.e, ssU bales: receipts, 1,aIt bale4; eIP4rta,
coastwise, 80 balPs; stuck. 96.l95 bales
CHARLESTON, Oct. aa.-to!iua gu!-s: n!1ilug,
1;.c; sales. :: bales: receipts. 1,oC3 ialcs: cx-
pvtiH coastwtsc, 1,lGi bales: stock. ISL bales.
SAyAANlu. Uc1. observation-disclosures Rlud !;
1nitialfnv. NE: kaes ..0e bales: yet receipts,
S9s6 lutt 4: exports, coastwlSe, 934 bales: stock,
S1 9l5 bale3.
, 1870-10-21

NEW YoRK, Oct se.-ln the NV Jersey iFesby-
r;stoEr. resolution WAS adopted calling upon
thr synod to confer with other synUls and
Indies Of Christians towards &n Rddtton4l
cmcLdmcrt to the Constitution Of tie United
Stxics, in which tue Divine luterposiuon Of
l1pytsccce might he suitably Fccvrdei. The
cGnYcu1tQn AltouIned fiNs de.
, 1870-10-21
Now York City Politics.

Gttuting Judge HeufJ ". Bishop The charge Ia
that Chattaway has forfeited hts political standing
~.Ih the party by accenuug the Democratic nomi-
nation for the same pf1lee.
, 1870-10-21

Co1rVBrS, o Oct 3l-Atitlt,oIa1 election n
tu-ps rect we'd hy the Secretary Of State talday
show ts1.t Monroe tR-pub'ic&u} has SO majority
in the Fourteenth Congressional District, and that
Ctson {tssFubhcaD1 has l. .sss majority tn the
Eighteenth District.
, 1870-10-21
GEORGIA.

: 1.c Nssalc Fair nj .ttInntm-T4scS STARS
and ~tsspts still TIA Di.fnvur.
Special Dc.rateh to The Ch!cxso Tr1hnce.
ATLANTA, Oct. co.-The fair is proving 1norc
successful each day. Five exhibitions OF speed
and llood In horses, Inventions. art AMI science,
agriculture and mechanics all arr most worthily
and extensively represented.
President YAncey has not yet replied to tho ac-
ton Of the Executive Committee IN regard tn
hNssttrc the American t1sE, Int to-day, by pr
rate tnsllrffua1 one Was raised, but the society
have taken TO action in the trAt!er- S,'ruc Cn0l
men exprrse their dissatisfaction without fear ol
lxrcs, while others pt01ntnent In posltton remain
massive,
, 1870-10-21

SELMA. Ala. Oci. H.-Turncr, coluTcu can.it-
DUE af the I.rnnllcan pAEsE1n this district f"r
ATnErt ~, Is tLaklEs y1x1y( - canvas G'u tnr
ttt,al platform Of universal amnesty. universal
suffrage, nud Eepu]tli,,n 0l the national tirht-
, 1870-10-21

PEORIA, Oct 90.-Ex-t:nvcrror Oalcsbf ad-
dressed au i1uurnsc au.l:rucc Ut TIC Opera
lt4u>e t:-uIcht, IN the r,ls:lca grc4ttnuB Ut thc
.iny. Great enthusiasm wAs manifested, ard The
t:DyernoE Halic orc af hi] best Efforts. Hon. T..
y. Bates Is announced fur Tomorrow night
ascssth OF n Prominent Actor III the
Canadian H. bcllaon Of IS37s
+ TnkoS1o. uc'. sA.-D:. RALPH. who xas p-nslt-
Eet't in lie rebellion VI 1897, died yesterday,
attuS
, 1870-10-21
s,cs.tn OF n Prominent Actor IN !,


BrrFAte. o t. eo.-The tnry In the fIt,cl <ul: Of
llop. D. s. Bennett a9atn,E the E3mM<friat Id
rrrsi*eT, after au hour and hat's tlellheratioH,
Ittufntd yefutct foF the defendant
, 1870-10-21
The UorkiuEsncn's Pnft5 In Mnssa-
ChuxEtt4s

BosrpN btt 9o-The State Committee OF the
I,al,cr Reform pllty to-day depoted ]. r Ch2tta-
faHN ~ candidate tot Lieutenant aayexunr, akh.
, 1870-10-21
MEDICAL.
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION

MARR1AGE s.I,'s nfer + ;a'T!!:rt ;.: 1,: T., -
GT iDE :::; = ss: s, '4x:'i':5s:.
with the latest strrnvvrf%e ID the rrner If
and rr-.ersiH= th~ -pr:~ 1inp. SC
The /. intt5e-tiEE work II ~ :Es-+. with nunr
our ereEav1pes II eurtans valuable inform s.i for
ttc.e whe asr married eortcrpet~ 2car;1se; sill!
it II 1rlok that ought to be under luck at kt, ana
net sa1d carelefs y shout the ho1t+e:
S+s to Auvene tire Of prftazr, 70! fifty tra!.,
Addr - rk. KuTTS' f,lsPESSAkf. NJ. Il S.s.t
EtEhthtt. St Lot.!t. No.
Neltre 10 tht lllftted and Unfortunate.
Before applying to the rotoEfcua Qnarks VIZ EiEF1.
ti.e In pnk1c p.r~ss. rt:rE QnacE K-m..li-+.
rerec Dr. Eusis' tsHrk. HttrF what tnuF ctses4e -
Is FEti. e.a IT, co. -ul:e y-r-cna!!s- or y raait
she diet secs ,p+htn4,ed In hi- sFetk. Dtt M. II
N.ttA Fisk.h-t.. tatv~n Market ard cL'@tH H. 81
Lnnit. sin
, 1870-10-21

ffFf1EE or B. <. HALE
g and 81 FRAxkFoRyE1. NEW FGEk-s
DrAE SER; VIZ h.yc i,e-aasE!s l,en ISra r. ; Ct,
CALLING ttstt. 10 inquire aSou3 PREPARED
P1ASI RING ROh RI. II We had ever seen Il eHece4s-
fay applied. tatiry put customers uPSa III poiEt
I,h.1 with ths ROAR, ard We now have = moot!
and tnlstaAtisl vail e can be n.4e with !atn aad
srret i =. 1os. Tx sss bs =. ~ y Mess IT'S. se.
Of ihr jttt:rd h1eth. nn1 u ushly Wet and shen
e:.ck NJ On tfr etnds- We It ffrt IaI.d the strips
putting :t1r IL iLehe. aoas:: the psets dIsd nc
IT rgrrsErd th- nacE Ensl che fsnet asrc fillrd tc
ascut m osiI arait. Wh,a the Y Ill sat W.i1 dried
We app.seJ i cut.,;nE WILL f.srt to the fnzfac. and
utse have FIT Il, and fo.d val II can he mace
with arr material k1tat Many peEsoAs aaEe called
Ync.t :r.rctt:1lv, II. r, HALE
n aIerr 10 f.urnter and Hardware Throughout the
eornt1. et1ersliy keep sto:k O sur
BUILDING PAPER ON HAND NON,
- tt-rr II xrr errcraf dcnAtl fnrit Whtro ar4le4.
near Ee, it II Il httt tr order Of them h
fcr ..lr nvsT rou. cider dirtet Of us.
sarcyhs ard, at~Tir.svr circular giving price
rf4t sararf Stt. n prY 1dtrrAs
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BEEF CATTLE,
Oh the hoof, d follows :

IN tne noOIs Ss 101oWS:
One hundred and seventy (17o) head 1t Fort
!" ButSrd. D. T., to b delivered by.August
one Il sd aSiS and twenty {,2o)h..a !. Fort
rEetten: p p; T., = BE- delivered BY July
Ninety (9o1 head ct Fort Stevenson, D. T.,
to be delivered BY July Goth, 1870.
Two hundred and ten (2l0) head 1t Fort
sSlly, D: T., to be delivered by July
10th, 1870.
One hundred and. twenty q 2ol head at Fort
RanasMD' TS 70 bs deA1sfSd by June
Seventy (7o1 hssaas FodrsslRansom, D. T.,
to be delivered by July LIST, 1870.
The cattle must average about one thou
sand and 6fty Il, O50) pounds gross weight,
andbe steers from three (8) to seven ~
years Of age. '7''
Cattle Of the country only are wanted,
such a. are accustomed to being fed and
housed in winter .,. \
I sAlf elsDss 81 Wild cattle, iacladine TEX
Is and Cherokee cattle, (hAving been found
unsuited to the climate and tho require
ments ct these extreme northern posts,) -
we'll % oil under three (3) or over seven
az years old, and al falling short Of 900
pounds gross weight, bulls, stays and COWS
win be rsjested. e.l,, !, yi;t,ss,,.. 49,, q.
f. 1ach lid should contain written guar
antee Of two responsible persons to the e.
feet that the bidder 10 able to fulfill . con-
tract In accordance with tho terms Of his
proposition, and that should his propoei-
ton 30 accepted he will at once enter into
| . contract in accordance herewith, and
that they are prepared to become his se-
curities, giving good and sufficient bonds
for its fulfllment.
The responsibility of the guarantors
must he shown by the official certificate Of
the clerk Of the nearest District Court, or
| Of tho q. s. District Attorney, to DO en-
closed with the bid.
Bids may be made either for the whole
Or for each post separately. II tho bid IL
| in the name Of . arm the name and address
Of each member thereof must DO specified.
Bidders should DO present to respond to
their bids. 2
The government reserves the right to re-
ject any and oil bids. Proposals should b
endorssd distinctly, ''Proposa!s for Beef
Cattle,'' and addressed to the undersiGn-
By authority II tn. Department Com
''-''' II. GILMAN,
Capt. l. G. g., Bvt. It. Col. d. 8. A., E
! Chief Q. 8. Department Of Dakota.
narlI AZ =.
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SOME YEARS since poor but talented
gentleman Of the medical profession con.
ceived the idea that if he could produce
a medicine of universal application aad
extraordinary merit and make it known he
could not only enrich himself and escape
the drudgery Of Physicians life, but also
benefit the sick in . greater measure than
by his private practice. He therefore CON
suited with the best Physicians he could
find and the result was the production Of
the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, a IA nous
and most successful medicine. He began
in small way to make the Mountain Herb
Pills known by advertising them and such
was the value of his Pills, that in few
years he had not only amassedj fortune
but had that rare satisfaction for . rich
man, of having relieved the. sick, and
benefited his fellow-men in every part of
the country, as thousands Of grateful tes-
timonials could prove. The .Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills have cured lyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Female Irregulari-
ties, and all Bilious disorders. This little
sketch serves both to adorn q tale and
point moral !: Dr.. Judson's Pills were
meritorious and the doctor himself knew
the value Of printers ink. For sale by all
Dealers. Hse,A& =. s.,
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Two Mem drowned, !.

ALEXANDRIA, April 18th 1870.
EplroR JouRNAL.--A very sad accident
has just happened near this place,
causing the death of two of our well known
citizens, Henry Guiser and Joseph Sander
son, by drowning and casting a gloom
over the entire community. just how. the
accident occurred which sent two men III the
strength ofearly manhood the their death
we may never know as no ono wltnessed
their death struggles. All we know lis,
that yesterday morning they set out for .
few hours. sport duck hunting and not se.'''
turninga s soon as expected, search Wss
made for them, and just at nightfall The:
body of Sanderson was found in a nsArsll-
lake about one milesand . half east of this
village, standing bolt upright in about
four fee. Of water. Search was, continued
for several hours into night but without.
success, for the other missing man, but
this morning his body was found in tho
same lake amt but few rods distant from
where that Of Mr.. Sanderson was discover
ed. 1t is supposed that the unfortunate
men went out in an old leaky boat which
there is on the lake, were capsized, and
though but short distance from shore
three or four rods-were drowned as
neither Of them could swim. Mr.. Guisers
was German who came here about year.
ago, and has been employed lately as mill
er in Hicks mill. He was an industrious
and enterprising citizen, one that the com.
munity can reluctantly afford to spare.
He leaves wife and one child. $'s
Mr.. Sande1son was of English birth, and
has been employed as engineer in Hicks
mill, almost from the time it commenced
rnnning. He was honest straight-for-
ward man, esteemed by all VIII" knew him.
~. ALEXANDRIA,.
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zL.zz8.9e[7e-
IL PoIiol 3 1lcolo Monday eysninl
or County jail received large additions .
its inmates, and for 1 while it seemed that
half our citizens had concluded to
change thoir boarding place to the quiet re-
treat kept on the Court House Square BY
Sheriff Alden. Boarders ct this house are
extremely transient, and afterA nights lodg-
Ing usually walk out with body guard Of
one, furnished by the City. and Only halt
upon arriving at the City Justices. fhis
was the case on Tuesday morning, and as
John Doe and Richard ROB dropped along
down towards the sanctuary, wherein the
blind goddess evenly balances oph city
steel-yards, twas evident that th iFloked
up dinner pf 10 xashiail +: sdaYS rrs,isas -or
something else dld AZ set vel soaIIsheir
individual stomach Thess .Yiolators Of
Ordinance No. s wore srlssmorssials and
conscience stricken set, and g they made
a sort of dress parade before Justice
Barnes, it was very certain they chad
been there" the night before, and expected
to pay for it. On the opening of the
Court, and on the calling of their cases.
each acknowledged, what every American
citizen is 10th to acknowledge, thsst he had
over.estimated his capacity and would have
been in better condition if he had gone
twice for his load. These fair and frank
worthy Of the noble martyrs
making them, and eminently fit to be
placed on perpetual record lin the Justices
docket) as Q memento Of the occasion, were
too much for the Judge, and very nearly
prevented the usual levy. A fine of SIS
and costs was assessed and paid in each
case. AMI the offenders stole away as quiet
" as Genie in Fairy tale, or q darkey
from hen roost.
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FosT o5SioE.
.AaI1yAI AID DrPAnrua.so OF 81, xA11s.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF. KAILs. 81
IS. Paul and way stations-dspsrts ct
-. y. Mails close same hours.
AFrtyessat1 P. y. - p
Sank Centre route-Departs daily, San
days excepted, ct r. X. Arrive same
days ct 8 P. X. Mail closes ct Pm.
Grow Wing Route-Departsda daily, Sundays
i excepted, at 12} Pm. Arrives, Same
& days, At 6 r. N. Mail closes at IL n.
Fair Raven and Wsy-Arrives each Tues
i day and Friday at 10 Az. Departs
7 same days At 2 P. n. Mail closes 1t l
Two RdylrssplE e1-Dspsst4eaeh Nor.
day ct 4. II. Arrives on Tuesday Of 4
IN. Mail closes 1t 6 All n.
81. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat-
z urdsy, ct l P.x \. Departs came days at
: 2P. II. yMs -..x
: ekville-on Saturday, same hour -
sauk Rapids-Ones . day.
Princeton and wsy-Dspsrts each Thurs.
Day ~ 49, Arrives on Friday ct 6
s.!lE s(ailsJclpas at q Az 81
F J. e. WEST, P. N.
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Slight Difference.

sTo THE OFFICERS OF THE UNION FAIR The under
report Thatitwas. agreed, by the Agents repre-
senting the two competing Machines, to render to
your COMMITTEES, in writing the peculiar POINTS on
in testing the machines each point was to be taken
separately, and after fair trial. adtudged to the bss
of our ability. Eaoh Agent presented his claims in
due form. For the Wilcox Z Gibbs Machine, THIRTY.
FIVE distinct claims made for its superiority
ALL Of which, on thorough and impartial trial. were
sustained. For the competing DouBLE-THREAD Mo.
chine. but TIN were presented, TWO of which were
sustained:Tsieneo. 8. D. TuoKEa, L. G. CHAMP
NEY, ]. WHEELocK, JUDaIS
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Portfolios, at Tobey's.
4 ! 7 { MARRIED.

On Saturday, the 10th inst, by Rev. E..
V. Campbell, Mr.. EDGAR H1BBARp, to
Miss HARRIET TRArToN, all of Clearwater.
On the 18th inst.,$ hy the Rev. Geo.
Stewart, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, in Sauk Centre, J. H. SIMoNroN, Of
the Sank Centre Herald, to MISS JENNIE NJ.
STABLEE.
Wo ofsro our sincere congratulations to
our friend of the Reruld, who has thus,
without minutes warning to Us, launched
into tic joysof married life; and Hope
that his brightest antioipations MAJ, be, as
they ! deserve, oomp1e'elyteslihsed,s =
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For the J Weeks Ending April 4aoth.
Wa,rantec Deed from r. H. Richmond ~
and wife to August gand Louis
Lindbergh for w Of -sw4 nw4 Sec. +
33 T. 1875 R. 33 v. - :l .sS $$25
Warrantee Deed from B., V. Robinson g
and wife to r. Wheeler for mel mel
Sec. 6 T. 122 r. 27w. x ss::, 200
WARRANTED Deed from NJ. Loomis and. =
wife to N. G. Bradley for e} fnw4
nw4 Sec. 81 T..l26 r. SO ". 200
Warrantee Deed from N. Herman and g
wife to S. Rassier fer nj Of ne}se4 =
Sec. 10 T. 124 r. 80 ". :S.s:; 1926
Warrantee Deed from First Div. ST. it,: !. +.
g. P. r. r. Co. to NJ. Bloomer for &c
81 nw} Sec. rs T. 1875 R. 20 ". - go
Warrantee Deed from J. Eich ct al. to s33
F. Hartwig for lot 9 blk "a in city 3 -
Of st. Cloud, Wilson's survey. 500
Warrantee Deed from T. Polanz and
wife to J. Suppan for 81 SET and lot
Is "a and sw4 sw4 Sec. IS 7. 1875 y. -.
R. 20w. 1000
Warrantee Deed from +. 3. aud l.. J.
Sartell to s. J. Geer for 81 nw4 Sec.
ct. 1875 K. % ". 400.
Warrantee Deed from A. Froelich to
Order of St. Benedict for mex nw4
Sec. "a T. 126 R. 81 W. 100
Qult-claim Deed from j. M. McKelvy
and wife to G. Bridgman for lot 2
blk 19 in Brott & Smiths add. to-
St. Cloud City. - 200
Warrantee Deed from H. Ehlart to Fl.
Bogerding for und sw4 ne4 Sec.
PIT. 125 R. 80 W. 80
Warrantee Deed from r. D. Bloom
field and to O. E. Garrison for lot 10
blk "a in St.. Cloud city. s. $50
Warrantee Deed from I. Bowes to s.
Mackereli for lot IL blk 81 in
Bowes akd. to St. Cloud. 100
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-21

ST. PAUL, MIMI, April 9Th, 1870.
OEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
> are invited by the undersigned until
II o. clock A. NJ, Tuesday, May 10th, 1870
for furnishing the U. S. Subsistence De-
partment with the following stores, deliv-
cred in this city, at the st. Paul & Pacific
Railroad Depot, viz: =. :; I'LL .far:,zr,,
81 100 Barrels MESS PORK, to- contain
'@f''>s@s 200 pounds meat each, full sailed
&a in full hoped oak barrels /; meat
$50 to be free from rust or stain and
:, -'.+7s5 packed in winter ofe1869-7O.
l25, 900 Pounds fresh ground Xxx FLOUR
~ made wholly from original stock
Of sound spring wheat Of sbest
- quality-one half to be in strong
barrels, full head lined, and half
in double sacks of 100 pounds
each the inner sack sof twilled
cotton and the outer one of gunny
or s.rong bur Fl' Es Bra Brands i, must m
$50 Bushels $50 pounds to the bushel)
prime new WHITE BEANS, we'll
~" seasoned, dry, and Of uniform
q size; to be put in double sacks
= -" Of 100 pounds each-thep inner
$500 sack Of twilled cotton, and the
s'@''s outer one Of gunny or burlaps.
10000 Pounds Of strictly prime RIO
'5 c:.s ~ COFFEE, in double sacks %
5000 Pounds Of strie,ly prime RIO.
77&s COFFEE, roasted, in double sacks.
eco Pounds carefully selected TEA,
in original packages-300 pounds
Black and 300 punds choice Green
: Packages to be well strapped with
green hickory straps and III per-
nj, feet order. :-
600 Gallons lin half barrels 81 about
% gallons each) best quality pure
WHISKY V1NEG AR, to be free
~ from all foreign acids, or other
,4@@ = injurious substances, . Of unit orm
p quality and strength, requiring IS
:@' grains bi-carbonate Of potash to
tssA q neutralize one fluid ounce The
',@'@ packages to he new, full hoped
80 one iron hoop on each end, iron
hoops aud heads to be painted
and bungs capped with tin.
81 5000 Pound, good, hard, BROWN
SOAP, well dried, } made BY boil
1* ss ing aud Fl ON good material only
free from clay, soluble glass, or
other authorizations. sssys,s &C.
G,ooo Pounds good ane SALT, 900
pounds in sacks and 1900 In good
strong barrels. 4 S.*sa5zas=:,- :.
1000 Pounds fine TABLE SALT, IN
good. clean, dry spirit barrels.
All old marks to be obllterated by
painting the heads. s55.
24O Pounds pure ground BLACK
y PEPPER, in quarter pound pack
ages, packed in boxes of25 pounds
each. slf ~ So ssg3s
The above stores to be Of best quail
ty and ready for delivery within fifteen
days from date Of award. 4=. t5s8
Actual tare required on MI packages and
no charges for packages allowed.
Samples required Of ell articles except
pork. & sss II
The proposals TO be bound BY III the
conditions usually attached to my adver.
Etisements for Subsistence Stores.
+. GILMAN,
Capt. G. s.. BIT. It. Col, 2. s. A.,
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