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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

settlement teaches me the fact that
our great dependence for cash IL In
stock. Well, neither r. ]. ID. nor
anybody else will deny this--the
only question Is, Can we succeed in
raising stock without fences2 have
had some experience and made some
observations on this subject, and all
20 to prove that II not entirely i'm.
practicable, that amount Of stock
kept will come down to the snnniyeet
amount that will meet the necessities
OF the community. know Of one
community that started out on the
herding plan, and l hoped 1t would
succeed and induce others to follow,
but though favorably situated, being
mostly settled In village, at dis
lance from other settlements, they
found the obstacles 80 great that they
soon sold the most Of their cattle.
only keeping enough to supply tneir
own wants.
Where settlements are very sparse,
farmers distant from each other, a. is
generally the ca.Ie in new regions, il
amounts to AZ impracticable theory
to herd the various kinds Of stock Of
the Wfole community.
A1y own theory l., that II there
could be some effective encourage
ment given To the planting Of groves
and hedges, 1t would be far more
benefit to new settlers and poor men
than the "Herd Law" Let US sup
pose that township has four to six
hoInesteads in it, a. was the case
where 1 first pitched my tent" so
far apart that they can't unite their
stock in a common herd, but 50 near
together that stock frequently range
from one farm TO another. Each
family must have its COW ard team
at home, night and morning, each
have a few pigs and sheep, and the
herdsman cannot return each mans
family stock to his own door. Now,
if each one had stock enough to pay
for employing a herdsman, it would
do, or If they were situated 50 near
that they could unite their different
stocks, it would do, but such Is not
the case, and is not likely to be in
new country. Probably IL this were
followed up II would be found to be
considerable expense. The saving is
hundreds Of dollars at first. in fencing
the loss thousands Of dollars Con-
tinually, not only for herding, but
far more from inability to keep stock.
Like many other theories, it does well
on paper, but not 80 we'll on prairie.
Let it be ventilated before voting.
ID. Jr.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

The Mississippi river has been on
a high up in Minnesota, coming up
over the levee at st. Paul. Minneso-
ia river two feet higher than ever
known before.
y4Y l'k
The Republicans of Oregon have
nominated Gen. Joel Palmer for
Governor, and G. Wilson for Con-
gress. Their Sts&eR lat5drh opposes
any change In the naturalization
laws to include Chinese suffrage.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14
Foundry and Machine Shop,
KNOXVILLE, IOWA.

kNUI VILE, IUHA.
The undersigned, having put upa good,
com III odi"us shop ~ the old stand, would in
form the Public that he 10 prepared TO furnish
all Kinds of Machine and all other Castings
usually done in country shops. on short notice;
also TO do all kinds Of Machine Work with
promptness, in y good workmanlike manner
md on as reasonable terms a, any other shop.
keep constantly on hand Mill Gratss, Pumps
fcoId and hot wa,er), Check Valves and other
Mill Fixtures Of the kind.
SUGAR MILLS.
Ibave several patterns Of Sugar Mills, all
Of which I warrant, and will make good TO
purchasers. Try me and see. If you wish
good Machine Shop in Knoxville give it y our
support, and you can haveit.
2lIf VIC .SAVA0E.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

Miss Eliza b. Phelps, the daughter
Of q prominent citizen of Davenport,
was among the graduates ut the
recent commencement exercises of
the WOmen's Medical College OF
New York.
The Register exultingly chronicles
the fact that six young lady students
of the College at Grinnell walked
from that place to Brooklyn, twelve
miles, last week, apparently just to
show that they could.
Iowa Falls is considerably excited
Just now over the discovery Of gold
in its immediate vicinity. Glittering,
sparkling particles of the simOn-pure
article are found in the sand on the
river bank. AT least, it is so re-
ported.
A correspondent of the Gate CITY
says that old residents near Ottumwa
assure him the Des MOines river has
not been SO high there as it is now
since 1851.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14
Timber for Sale!

r HAVE FOR SALE 40 Acres Of Good
] Timber. to wit: s. z. of z. SEQ. 81
TT. ~ Range 10. lying half mile south Of the
Marysviiie Saw Mill.
balance in one year. TT. ANDERSON.
Knoxville. lows, May 4th. -. 2F7tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-14

TFYOU wAETte get your Bosss Or Barn
u INSURED IN . good, vslisSie Company,
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CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER RtILBOAD.-rrlns leave fhrueti-st. follows:
q. m, Chicago Express. Drawn gtoom car attached.
lo3) m. >pcial Drawn Car Express FOR tIca-o.
II a. Northern AMI Western Express, Draw aaeled
p M. Montreal Express, pravinl-room star.cl .
Psjc Express with Sleeping tLruh To CD caso, With
change via VI. G. n. r., alsO L. = " ; r. r. tDaiyJ
II ? i., Night Express, Sleeping s;tachel.
=. H., Ha,i
T:CO III. aud 5 IL. PolgLkeepsie trans
g:i5 a m, 4:,|, and 6:l5 p. I,c@sAlh Lans
$50 AMI 10 H.. sing Sing trains. =. - , "a.
GD 7:O $50 TO- aud 1880, +25 $40, g. aud HES
p III. loukers trains.
I Sunday train for ghseep,ie ~ ~, nj,
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU PRoylsioss Asp CLoralSG
nR0POSAIS E0R CIOTUING.=Sealed pro-

a
po nios Proposals for Clothing Will ee rsceiysa al % ;
Bureau ocock the 9th day of May 1870 9r the supply
often thousand UOO0 pairs Of beacd Canvas Du,S I9"er SIX
thorssnd PAIRS be delivered al the New ORR Navg
isr The balance be delivered equal proportions a. me Pnine
pha aud NayyYa ns The must be delivered one max
and the balance within ninety days from the date 81
coutrrt and the AMI b. equal 10 qua
material pattern @ AMI make the samples at the Pma
depbia AMI Boston Va; -iaris, and at this Bureau
which the male must be nee rom cotton
width dohe thread ami filing and weigh
eight ami hundreds - per yan texture 10
10 quarter the successful bidder upon the acceptance OF
his oer will required furnish the Inspectors Of and oA,
iuy AZ the NewYok PHILADELPHIA and Boston with
yr duck of which it is proposed manufacture the
For description the and sheue OF sizes bidders are
the Nayylar above mentioned
Bonds approved security, will be required oneqnrer the e'
Of the and ~ cent In addition WI be W.
held from the OF each payment collateral security r te que
Of the which reservation vii not be paid until the
20 .rsct is fully complied with.
Every accompanied by written guarantee signed by
responsible that the bidder bidders Will II ms or er
obligation within das, with good and
sufficient est to furnish the articles proposed.
will considered accompanied by snch guarantee
boua6de manufacturers Of regular
articles they Offer furnish conformity with ME second
VI the Joint resolution approved March J, 1903
the right TO reject proposal unless we
sponshty the Is certified to by the Of Internal
District which they reside and unless the
uud furnished with the proposal vel as 10
proposal considered advantageous 70 the Government
4. 7. DUNN, Chief Of Bureau
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

$3.50 a. H.. Mail Train for GTeenpor.
1929 a. No. for Rsn Glen Cove Locust Valley, Huntington, and
Nor.iport - O.. - c--,..
RiVerhead Express NlrVAeu 10 y"
ngiis.
p m. for Rosn, Glen Core Locust Valley Huntington, ni
NOrihpOrL
81 for at Flip.
2 Branch for Hampstead.
Rn Glen Cove Locust Valley, Huntington, and
NoraIOr1 '1'e runner ~" ~ - - N" ID PARTON Stunt
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ia. NILSSON. seer,tary Of State.
snynIrr. OgyIcn. Nav CorRr.IIor.

CRY AND CouNTr 90 Ngw.losK, Apil 10, 1870. }
certify copy VI ihc nal election h"ee &c
e.yel Nv me- this dly from the Secretary Of state. -. .
JAMES BklEN Shrnf Of tie Cay AMI County oil Ne" sofA
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tUe0oina CarGs, Nr.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. l04 Full
~ tonst-wEDDING CARDS and FINE SrAlioNERi (ns'a0'
ishei 1851
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REAL ESTATE.
pvw.youx. Saturday, April 80, 1870.


oaror,;s;pc columns of THE TRIBUNE
,r,atn announcements of houses ana i'""' - -,
'on'''', that arc worth thd buying, leasing
ra,tiny Suburban property seems 10 DC as"i" !"
.r aud numl CT Of sales are pronnSeu' nv VIC INV
+,on Of Messrs Tracey, Arnold d Co. some ge'oinou
,,,Je an excursion saturday to staten fS''nu' "
- xia tract OF property there located ana soon 70 w
rod for sac under the direction OF the MeSsrS n o.
,..okcr son & Co Of this city Five sales are 10 taAo
- th. rorticnlars OF which will soon bc given Hls
,,,eI 10 hovo te transactions Of bona hde nature
lat. ~ be struck OF to the highest bidder Previous
,o visit tn the land the company sat down TO very
choral lunch at the ST. Marks Hotel, only few minutes
rive wax north from the QnaTanier 1aUday Nav
Irosday, MAY IT, Thursday, May ~ ana iuCSi ~ no
Il flc4c win he sales Of Staten Island ploie''! ~ "0
,day MSy B. Mr. stanley Day viii sell at The Ex
IAN =, t'e twest corner OF Houston ana W.,
t., 3stOry. attic basement ana uIC 5o ~ on Tie
,rrs 25 los 20 IT, with extensions ot 25AYo D.. 0r the
.rie iay the Nrssrs A. -. Nelhck u, " I', iobn
mes decreased 81 Uuoclcn, or NeW-Market " o.
gis property COMPRISE dv Hing containing ., viii
,o aclr ,,orl property and 10 villa pot, NaIy M
more tNoaeIcs TINS property Is I'D ~ i, ="
Sv'rii,v of c1r,n.s. schools and stores Carriages
c IN val ine on tae &rE , " stormy r,I Sale viii take
tie ianc day also. Mt James NJ Miller ate o'clock
I'm, Of nm" late Peer PrIc. deceased in the Town of
/ ri..ter Wcschc>er County under the direction OF
. r.t2 Nathan, esq, Referee -, ut, , .
80 N,..iou IIpu-r with outhuili ling and green
of land. Is at the Junction @. inc
,, pam. and IrouNylllc roads, one nlic nom lSI0iA
lie p.vo' Harlem IJilrC.d, and u miles from Mount
Vernon on the Ncwiayen Railroad. The lawns are lad
win duc Shade trees. Sc. House is 90 feet 'front.' by
cd e,t dcs. Flied ia win brick The property VIII ICE
NJ 70 Ia each. Also three acres OF
.,.t on tie Bedford ROAD in lie Town Of Harrison.
NcS.rs Y. X. Scy, usuu & Son make the following cX-
.. OF business done b. them The past week, disposed
4 private sale:
.ir FOR. d.c ing No ~ Fat ttblye 22Tf0r
% j. u-ler SSVVJ
,c4l -oI.I coJIr Of o-.t t@s H. 10 FRANCIS
I4IVJ
I'd. ~. r.r,, ................
.,,- . Id, In an, .,................ 5000
$4,000
The tlauslt tons IN letting were: ~
small lroSuoae house No W f'h-
f-r F-'fV'
Ac f1ursor, small hro"rsionc house No " 4h-
rst az o-y small trownton house No y " 41-
-r tc1 for che rg. dwelling 80 SO Clinton place 8hstl 2,b
+ t..y.I LOO
10 oa.sory dwelling No i79 Nav,regpsce,
rIop"<y uwvcrs and Others In the lower part Of
Nc.fcl- County are a',ioHs 20 have grand road
construct ~ & connect the east side of The county with
Central lII., ami 90 mas. continuous drive from the
Cc .Tdi I,Ie 90 tlc sound.
IGtuty piece. real estate and 50 0FDaratuses.
huusr. e. t.e odd firc Department, viii he sold
by tUC Fire commissioners a. public auction I'm May next.
SCOT. Plains, \. D., is u have new Baptist Church
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Coma ge!ano nral estate for Sale.

LoUJ lLINTU l@ttEI N3''EIl IUf -''''''
TNIUSHING-A HOME in the country for
SALE beautifully located; mol improvements tenn, very eayi
don't bly without cmqsrlgt Arss J. b. BEST ll5 Waist
IOR SALE-1G0 or 1900 acres OF LAND ut
Isp IT, admiralty al and lo-ei for So urban .nh7l-
visions PTe per lLq ire HOMER MORGAN filesL
u.'9 ----------
gNOR SALE-At Mcuick, l.. IA new Man
sao1f HOUSE built the bet and OF the best mate
rs pleasantly situated the Merhck9ve near
So.s oli p OF Hampstead Bay and Atsnc
Ocean, ycrecty h.athi water cool lot 100 by 80 iet;
Bds laid planted vi;I vegetable" strawberries, black
lr-e currt4 aspees. Merrcsaye. leads directly tArouh
A. r. Stewars recent purchase; other parable
gs being suiycel ali
-I VILLA 81 rs for sale Inquire OF H. L.
EENLEl1, herfica. l.. l.
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Publishers newspapers s not nsrt tbs advertisement unless s
P ~ " JAMES plIkN. ShtIiG
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~ COURT NNDr sr-For PHILADELPHIA, ua Camden
D. IN Philadelphia, $50 10 IL ~ m s.
IL night For Baltimore and WAhngton-6;tOA M,
lgSp 9g' p. 70. South AMI South Wes-ssO IN s:9o'
FOR THE VESTS 10 H. $50 q 1890 p p. " ?.
m Siger $3.50 IN. AMI through Cincinnati
ch,nge through Gy Louisville without change,
Pc. AM through to Chicago whca, change The
CncnaAi AMI Chsgo daily, Saunas excepted
On thsi !, they are attached to the !. tram. cDrhl
Nov =. W. JACKSON, General Superintendent.
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steamboats, an0 Railroads.

pE0PLE'' LINE FOR ALBANY; ,r .,v,,
Tr m j SF4I RisT 4 i i5 5 %Gsr ncnnosn
On. Of d. shove :csaci, Vii 80 H. RIVER EVERY
AYTERS0os qaas .yc .sof. sv Eg. :. A'py Ta
DE s%5os. Isnhs albany The ayol q connecting oyy ,
os VII k W SS .rd tS e sH 20 % on o =.
DodP. Express OSo. Doadsay AID No. Coast BrooAn
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
sh S' Bo Mss Eo csd,s Pr1 , 1S L 1s
gq,@9s. o, TIE he my ~ ,9i s'alch steamers
800 - cry Or YEwToRE,
in ,srs yi0YetL 1ay aa'ay eI..g al ocIoss t'
ior a ni Nrs TIRE eo1nDg "h EIps', tss,a.
t to ai l s @ s 'o.''n' N''''D' '''
Ie5 through ticket aa rates f heSa, aFy as 2f,' pr 4"
Ssv'Ioi Oct 49, 1907. '''''
EgOR NORSALK and DANBURY-Steamer
q NELLIE Wnllt ,s'es Daily loot Of Aarte'st, " IS, al
HALTINORE AND ONO RAILROAD cos
- EPNILA IN. e. ftii ~ ~ ne ISL
c.,ei aa is,sarei BY PlgrELLEG LISE fo%Pre r. al
R. d,l. RAfiS Low VIII qi.k Gllth. Pas1g,n n., t's
4, go ' Ns i,' ri ,i s7 er1sS" '
The oSIY Line a4oras D.. ezra r4acee1L TICGEIs COOP
yo %: Dr'S.-.s,. CO.. s,tsss Yors.
GENITAL RAILROAD OF lSgW-JEESEY.
Eek GI Al ,,as anil a. ssoa Nh. he , v isroa sS .. ea.
rcor. forming rec. line Ps5osn md TIE weI Voat hnAS'
cas- ALLENTOWN LrSE 70 TIE WEST.
sky niles az i-'e hos 've ey us Line to o'-so Cincinnati
- ; i1ii &c e e.r, tbarb Tom Ecslo. to Clesgo
Comment Decen2ers z, i LIE Sea- OIL .. Follows:
Cs0A m.-For Ego1 bcfllcrep Mauch Ciuns Hilausport
" :. go, - I,- p ny, ~, as .'e,iur,
p H F Soa ., r. n n5tA ro.S s:1.
''5' ~ .'a n1--F or ION. Ar.n.own. G.,
s s3 p TT sa f. [ .a 9 l5n AZ
5.I5P T-i,'r sozer. q.
4 a. r.-For F.s on ,... Intermediate saiorA
us m.-F5r Els'on
4.s.p n.-tSI ,,'ttII''',,; . e....,.-,oar,
nm ave, l 81 % s.ti 9 - go rs e:l5 a;os go
5;l5, 5:'5 GEO. co ~ 81 81 e. ~ NO. H'''P%
oamwF.ryry Ry,,r. = ,,t.,i ;4r.y.l for g,.,on Allen
tS9 iarrsalr, an! tie Wet u.lot csn e are
Cr au hlso To- H. Louis for
Ete sna lie Oh Rcio-' Comes ,onefvie c fcn nsoa Con-
AZ Paiiii.jtrl or daas5 Chun Nilse,,.ire &c
:. -Sc.yy m E2letas, by, E-.oa. Bet ehen Allen
io.n ~ i =, fI .i,h f,,l,.,s
"a -aaass az, Hsser i - 50; "a. a +. over, -,,
Tos o, e We, en- he ere ' Ae o o. e. -, o s1.
Eo 55l ii 80 I3a,sa a; TO- sP r7ue9.
IL = BALDWIN Gen Pl.. A.,. $50
nFIAWAPE. LACKAVAENA and WEST
~ yotu ANU rseEx Divisroy.
p,-,,.n vs,. iors Ok q ss-i q ir,torhe--
sUGMfE hREtNC Ell -. ce-ltctg AOAPAf d j. $50
%. Pr1,a ra-l, Wa,eIo, wih Sesey r
-. ,,a.cr Gap Sro,iq-, Sc- Glrr Fc1i BL.i1rtoa Syr1
eae ari O.e,o s Io.s On B,o.lsbug
l:iO LlHlGl VALLEY EXPRESS .io7' at ssrsrs, nons
t''ro Dove, iIle.roEa G,s"I Pay l' aal Bacon e'
!, vita l. VIZ 2. Bee Ae-,oSa, n4acA cLau., aal
%:i9@ ScnSroN EXPGE's connect " Doger with re'er r
" R r. for H9;F @ r. 81 ,raaos poo,,, c.,..,
IS ,,su. ,'' $40 al
c. TI,,,,rr ,i,..,... ..,,.. :, lo.co
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election Notirc.
STATE OF NEW YoRy orFck-oF THE SECRETARY oy sTArE}
ALBANY, April H. 1870 )
'J,O THE SHERIFF of the COUNTY of

SEwYoRK, orFcsOE rHs SEcEEIAn1 ~ fTtTE
ITO THE SHERIFF of the COUNTY of
i: hereb given that az Election to
be held in this STATE on the tin IuaSDAi Of way Ssi 0ay pn
:eess TO p Ss iIiMsS e5
Judges AMI Jost: Of f dSS sse c ss tn
Chief Judge the cou. Of Appeals, and
Who's term: of ss G' S VA; a s s eamS n .S on article h
Monday oJ 1870 AMI .eninste provided in the said Constitution
'n A n t srss Sons Judges the Cont
ami Of New whose trn. Of oic as prove. in sad Act
the aIi Monday Of July 1870 49,, c,,, d,
The ,0 1 o Of ssn sUs sps do
AMI Ave Of chapter w. Laws of 1917 heewh printed
sscTios l. Chief Judge Associate. Judge. Of Oh. Court Of
(May neIt pursuant to the Judiciary Constitution
persons voted such election by eleetOI shall ,.
HG G@ and Ss per.oH. Judges M
shall and The I.ssigI. Of Ese'Sn
posted The person receiving highest number Of Chief
Ss ~ peron RECEIVING the highest uqae Of votes for AssO
4 g ,les shall b chosen By ;A' ss stS
he City and County Of SsTlS nSe UT1 I h I
Of the ht Of the em I n .o so,s u S s he
.e0J Al Dd be pGr Ja Sl Common Pleas
which the ballots shall b The three .s e isns the
than four weeks preceding The same As to The th Judge aud Ao
bg Law elections and to Judges Of the said
in reference thai No OF notice shall N
validate ny election provided for IN tbs act =.
Sac Al snch election registry 81 votes snch gs OF
reqnd by the then existing law prepared AMI used Tue %
election the te
but Inspector, Election shall meet her election ds''
SATURDAY preceding the election 10 correct Ani
snnlrir and shall complete the said rgs in the
required By Law 10 reference 10 general and Charter ecoAs
II such ry shah then BE- required 10y law
The oani Of Stat tanvassr shall meet on the second Tues
d,y Of Juue Chief Judge and Associate
Jug. Of the Court Appeals ard shall hupon proceed according 10
existing laws AMI except this act otherwise provided 1 laws 10
ocr .. the time respect he boiling Of eon- The qualifications
of voters punishment for Illegal voting The eanyassng an returning
of the prescribing the duties of Inspectors oh
and ar m reference ta apply the election authorized
b. this act - shall bee applicable thtreo Any vacancy
ErciOn election district In the stA'
shall be h prov by before the dAy oil sneh
~ H. A. NELSON, Secretary Of State
snYRFfs OgPIcH, Nav CoCRTnorsH, !
CIR, AND CouNTr 90 NRwlorK, Api 10, 1870.
certify the above ia be tn nal teeHoh h"ee e
e.Iei Nv me- this iiy from the Secretary Of state. 80 ,
JAMES OBkkN, Shcnf Of tie Cay ami County OF Ne" o|
Publishers Of newspapers not nsh ihs advertisement unless pe
ea, sulons TO 10. See CHAPTER 49, Laws OF lBl , ~
"' JAMES v DblkN, Sbtnd
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HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New ork
and Oy of Hartford leave Peek slip daily st NJ fos iisronl
Connecting for Springfield Cheopee liohoAe Noampoa
BI.t,lvro N H. &c Fare isI elAss 81 ". ~ elA~. 81 -.
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printing

WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, 1Oi Fulton-st.-
w LITHOGRAPHC, STEAM JOB PRIN AMI LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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AND HAVEN RAIL
" ROAD.
~ II
rINTER ADVANCEMENT


COMMENCING NOV % 1859.
Passenger Negiork OF Twertyseenthst and
Fouriaye. Erirsnce Tweniy-ssyenths.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lORK
For NeyIIaven sul Bridgeport. (EI. lls0 a l2l5 EL)
$500 Tx 3.f J $3.50. $3.50. ald .I m.
Tor Milford sraor Fairfield Southport and Wespori' 100 1880
For SorTaG 100 Tx 9:oc ll3o m 1918 grl, 900
(3rC 3:iJ 4:3O tExL $3.50. 6:sn and 800 en- ?.
For Daren. = 3 0 3:i5, i:3), $50 and $50 p.
For STANFORD Z (EN) O. ll:5J M i25 (EIG 2l5 Rrl
3i5 ago (ErD. AS $50 $3.50, 5:l5. 3 tEN) p.
For Greenw,c . :J 2:l5. 3:i5 40 $50 $50 1913 M
For Port Chester sud stations at ., 1850 a. nj 2l'
345 445 $50 $50. AMI 7:l5 p. ~.
sunday NAL Train leaves rsen New York at p no. m
Boston. .,-,.. n.,,.,
For Boston via Sprirgiell liz Tx 3 END p m
For Boston. via Shore Line. l2:l3 QNl 3 ti:yl p NJ
For Hartford ami Springfield IL H. EG) l2'l9, phI 'pp m
10 Hartford p. N. 49,,
3p H.. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fshs Railroad 0r m RIA
For Newayen New Loulon AMI stoungtou Railroad a, m,
1918. 3, 81. ,,ru,
For Railroad m; 800 Northampton and Williams
burgh.
For IIou.atonlc Railroad, H.. and p
For Nalgatlck Railroad 3 q. m tErl D. n.
D,uhury AMI NorWak Railroad lA;lo ana in p n and
o. with Freght Tran oa NprNalA u D.hbary
For New Railroad M l2o iS p m, and on satar-
DAYS. $3.50 +.
Room Car TO the a. H. and P N; tram. ,,o,r, ,,.
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q Nv 4
~ DEPOT YORK foot of Iite ST., North RAer
On sn after MONDAY Dec 70 1899 trains vi" run fol-
ais $50 Jil1, l:lOa y NJ. 800. 49, 9D 6'2o, l.
!: $50 1920. ll;i5 p.
IRaVE NETWORK FOR WEST BERGES-At 3:4,, .:l3, $50
no. m: IL 6:20. 1:45, $3.50. Has p IN.
LEAVE NEW fORK FOR NEWARK At 5:45. 6:3 7l3, 1872 So
so 1919 ll:laa n l2m; D. &c., <30, $50 GA, J.
Z $50 l0:2i, HAS D. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
gUARIEldisTgRs OFPCE, I. y NJ. e.,
WAsHISGroy April y, 1910.
PROPOSALS For SUPPLIES.-Sealed pro-

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PROPOSALS FOR sUPPLIES.ISealeds pro;
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UteI ssr arnS Corps! 1t q Ju M ths s' Of
Ie @ the following pS SoS Pph, Pa free Of cI
pu the United States in such quantities Is may on tine to ue be
weigh y 81, nee, she yari indigo wool dyel.
$500 Yards Eey all WOOL fee om har % inches wide
1000 Ysrs dirk bGe aic C5h ali WOOL fo hair 81 inches
yard, cotb eli wool (cOnea de, "A inches vide TO
weigh 10 ounces per y;a,i, 90 y.
1850 Yards dark bae Flannel oyersacss al wool cnisO wool
1900 YaT "a dark be Flannel shirts Indigo wool deb
1000 cav 1 SsS s t. ~e to % pog Gi each to be feet long
oo and FEET vide so and 1a from . ss , o, GOOD fleece
wool with double and twisted yarn, 70 weigh pounds Pr dozen
pAi' "'s 10" S'''ci CLASS No .
1000 Yards white Linen for pants 30 inches vide weigh 10 ounces
5000 Yards Linen for shirts 80 inches w weigh ounces
1900 yards Flannel for drawers q Inches wide to re''
1000 Ys Gas' c,ion %Ielng sica' % "-'- Vie
soo Uniform caps. complete eyst polnpo7s e. ,, -e-.o
2c,s rsg5TjG s sf1 o i,ia cii - ' ~ ~ wv
CLASS No 5.
aS5 Gross JACKET Si, PH Bai:o s isss
6I1 ss, Epauette BllHon lol priga:2s
5mJ Yarls fellow Binding
% Sxors for musicians.
100 Batter Drum IIcld.
Drum Head.
100 prum CORDS
80 % f Ss5: D6an as s7' Fis.
50 Pans DrauIsteas.
5000 Pairs Army Boo:oes G9G.n,,ry p,;te!)
zoo P,vonc, scabb,rl. qiih ' Frog at attached.
5yD Perc1,s on Cap Pouches
. Ssoa Frog. o,..,ro,
For making and trimming TIE following articles, VIZ;
nSoo Coats for ser,ean, corporals and pv.ts
fitgne Coat. or scants, corIo, uesns ami Prsa,"s
woolcn pant, sergeants oorpora' uGs2as and Prats
Pants ior sergass cOspor. musicians ana p'leS
FLANNEL Shirt.
Linen Shirts.
RID and lae Jackets orbOys
TIE r 1 s eI5,5 IN at [esPf s. co Tse
Mtrne Washington D. Assistant ol1r.raas,,rs once
racks Brooklyn NewYors, end Boston Mass where they cen We
.Imad 5d %-nsysF 5 net & con Ga ps hey vii BE-
qind Quartcraster will I'LL tue deficiency at the
Payments will be % upon e pied dyer Of The whole s qGan
the payment rendered under r or until the second order
ei order 81 AMI % mt. eoaar !; o0EBlet
Each proposal must Fo iSi u q aaaSFRE "
Tie nrsrei Of % ,s si a,, i a.s the ana scoI1c LII
Of supple. described he Ted he o,hey viii with
ia zen se The , sos sn al rs ami IL eve
the si shall oil to enter INTO contract as ,oetd we gu,Tses
which MAJ be accepted a. a. - % G Gaarn,"r'
Witness,
Thereby asoveu,mel known to me men
10 United District Judge United States district
proposals considered unless accompanied BY the above
Eeap,pers publish e shove will send the paper con
the drst insertion 70 this olee Tor mn he
PoTo3. TO be or envelope Precel for Supplies for
4 Marine e. rp," aud I'd essed Major WILLIAM H. SLAIN