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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
StraYed.

EFoM my place, ct Bazaar, on Wednesday
q night, the 18th of April, one three-yeai
old filIey, color bay, with halter marks, and q
yearling mule, color, brown. Any person Civ
ing information as to their whereabouts will
be literally rewarded.
1870 LANES HAYS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

MURDoCK-At noon on Wednesday, May 4th
1870 of Thrush. WILLIE DAVIS, son of Roland and
Minnie Murdoch, aged three months and one week
DAVIDSON-At Neosho Rapids Kansas April
9th, 1870, of pneumonia, JOHN CHARLES, youngest
SON of VIM +. and Harriet n. Davidson, in the
seventh year of his age.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
NOTICE

rs hereby given to Levi Rima and - Rima,
i his wife, whose christian name is unknown
to this plaintiff. that they have been sued by
Catherine w. Ward; that her petition is filed
against them in the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court for Lyon county. Kansas, and
that they must answer said petition ON or be-
fore the 18th day of June, 1870, or said petition
will be taken as true and judgment rendered
accordingly, commanding the said Levi Rima
and - RiTla, his wife, TO convey to said Cathe-
rine w. Ward their undivided sixth part of
the following described land, situate in Lyon
county, Kansas, to-wit; Commencing at the
northeast corner of the n w u Of section "a,
township (19), range (12); thence west eighty
rods; thence south 100 16-100 rods; thence cast
160 rods; thence north 100 16-1oO rods; thence
west so rods 20 beginning, containing 100 IS 100
acres, within a reasonable time to be fixed by
the court. and in case of failure To obey said
order of the court, that the decree herein rem
dered may stand in lieu Of such conveyance,
and for costs.
CATHERINE w. WARD, by
1920 ALMERIN GILLETT, her Atty.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
PRICE OF LANDS
BY
R. w. FRA
AMERlCuS, KANSAS.
Nearly an the Center Of Lyon County.


Southeast u see 10, town. II, range 1I-1e0
| acres broke, timber and water, Dow creek run
ming through the samei price, $40 per acre
NwN of Il and W u Of e u sec. "a,
town. II, range 1O-S0 acres-50 acres fenced
and 30 acres broke, one mile and . half n w Of
State road, ia full view Of town, and a good
| farm.
| acres-one mile and half from town, 80 acres
broke; price, Sl2 per acre. ss a
sXseH sec. @, tow. Is. range II, one miisS
east of Americus, on State roadi price, $i2.so
per acre.
A farm of leO acres Of prnirie, and acres Of
timber, 100 acres in cultivation, good house.
several hundred fruit trees, and near town;
price, e3l per acre
swN OfawK sec. %, town. Is, range IL
20 acres-ali fenced and broke, good frame
s1,05o.
inciosed in FARCE field. small piece broke. and
creek running through the Isndi price, el2.60
per acre.
Badger creek, aud near A, II. & 8. r. z. r.,
good rolling prairie, at % per acre.
N. NsH:s sec: 4 ! town: r.. e. r.sss 40
house, well, ETC., baif mile from town; cheap
Sc sec. I, town. 70. range u, 90 ceres tim
Der, balance bottom land, ON IA creek; price,
Sl0 per acre.
raSss iS and .ss T. 'sTa .sI y
10, range 1O-2O0 aeres-20 acres broke, log
house, grssary, some fruit trees, living sprin9
Of waser, and plenty Of stock water; price,
sKseK sec. s, town. 8, rsags u. and eve
acres in n corner see. 8, town. Is, rzaRe IL 90
acres under pillow, Of excellent bottom, small
house, quite = lot Of fruit trees, plenty q tim
per for me place. snd Asn ssssE russ through
town; price, s2.oOe.
W ofse sec. 8, town. 70. range II, sad
NV Of n e x Sec II, town. Is, range II;
acrss-ao acres ssassd and in n broEs, frnns
sSd SSsa s e.
OF stock water, and some timber, on Neosko
river, two miles from iowa; price. o. eco, half
down. balanee IN one year.
Til The \ and Z e e. V of.wM sec: @.
grsnary, some fruit trees, timber sufficient to
supply the place. Allen creek runs through the
farm; price, SIS per aere. This is No. 1stoek
lara.
IL acres In sec. 3 and 8, town. -, range 10,
s so sas eis Z sws I'D A. M ass.s ssS
land is first quality Of bottom prairies price,
ez'ooo
Mel see. 10, town. II, range 11-I50 Acres
acres broke, IL acres fenced, log house. Dow
creek passes through the farm, eight miles frozs.
Amerfcus; 50 acres Of the above q bottom ias.d;
price, si.A0o -
y and y q \ 4 o. - y see ., sowh.
IL, range 1l-12z acres Is acres in cultivation.
leg house with frame kitchen, afaHary. well.
considerable quantity Of ffait frees snd well
supplied with timber and water bg Allen creek
crossing one end-35< miles froa town; price,
SIS per acre.
Also = considerable He e fsurovsa town
prspezfF, and = large number ~ town lots In
AmeFicus- A1dFess, o. call 81
~. RANDALL,
I4-tf Amsrieuss KenRss.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

The State Prison at Milwaukee was
damaged by fire on Monday last to the
extent of $4,000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

Chief Justice Chase thinks of taking
q trip to Europe for his health.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
=. ESKRIDGE

I Pfe3ldenI O Oounc1I.
certify that the above and foregoing Is
true and correct copy Of the original ordinance
on file in my office. In testimony whereof do
hercunto subscribe my name this the Sd day Of
April, A. d. 1870. 81. ". AcCUNEs
Civ CleFk
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06
New Advertisements.


LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining unealIed for in Emporia Postoffice
for the week ending May 9, 1870:
Alexander T Myers Mrs Annie
Adams Elijah Morgan Mrs N
Brewer C 81 Martin James
Bywater Samuel Miller Mrs Emeline
-Bengston Murdoch A
Bainbridge Lewis Murphy VIM
Bolin Martin Morrison james
Bemrose Vim Mayay Geo Ii
Bolin A Marsh Riley
Brozerist John Miller
Bottle Gust Myers u
Gallon John Mcclure Danl
Cummins Thos Martin Z
Conine G W Moon Isabella
Denton Frank 3 Osborn Rachel
Davis Joseph Pratt Chas
Deem d A Perry Joseph r
DeWolfe j r Peters Rodea
Daily John Rarh Daniel
Fleming Robt Reardon John
Foster Jonathan RandS VIM
Galiemore Isaiah Ryan VIM
Green Rachel Sawyer Alice
Green Luther Stopp Chas
Graham A Salem + w
Gustofson Shaw ID ID
Hagnus Isaac W Still Alice
Hansell G P Steeter
Hull Erastus Tyler S
Hughs Thomas John j
johnson Alex Woodmansee E 5
johnson Z II Wood Z w
Kennedy William Ward Pulaski o
Kean John q Weake Isaac
Lewis C.
Persons calling for the above letters viii
please say advertised. E. TRASK, p. NJ.
Per i. d. Fox, Assistant.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-05-06

Gold is quoted at l.I4J1 @l.l6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
Railroad Accident in Texas.

\ correspondent Of the Calvert T,jJ"or
write. from Erem"nd. latin. ninth instant.
SAYS:
1t becomes my lot 10 record one of those
painful accidents which have of late oc.
cured 80 frequently "n the Texas Central
Railroad. causing the immediate death of
two men. Il Mr.. James ktarncy. of New
Orleans. and James NJ. May. of Frccstonr.
Among the wounded were our old towns
man. Barney Madden. cut and bruised
about the head. and Il cut "n the lc. Just
above the knee.
otto SchultHcr, right til.h .ti-!"cat"d.
and right arm badly bruised
Conrad King, three ribs broken.
Anton Bca.,ls. Mexican. completely para
lived in lower limbs.
Young Mr.. Fielder. badly bruised about
the body.
Mr.. Dix. well known in your city. pretty
badly hurt.
Tie ladies injured were Mrs. Evans. al
Brrmond, badly bruised.
4 lady. name unknown. !rtt shou'.l". dis
located.
Carry Smith. colorcd. very severely hurt.
and Will probably prove fatal.
| visited the seen" of the disaster tins
| mornin:-. and the brains and blood
,trcwci about on tn" rails and debris. where
the poor unfortunate men were crushed Ia
death 10y til" pundcrol> weight OF the cars.
The train Was coming from ku>>c to Brc-
mond and was composed oi tlat> and box
cars: the flats were i'll front and were coy
cred with passengers and when about three
miles east of Bi,mond. Will runnin. at Il
very rapid rate on down grade. over an
c,uh:illmcut twelve feet high. Il tat car
jumped from the track, on account of the
yol"hnc>> Of the trar> and rapid rate at
| which they were running. Four idi- and
two box ears were thrown down the en-
baukmcnt and hauled along at Il fearful
rate over the 2rubs and >tulnps. deinoli,h
ing the calS.
There is one little incident connected with
| TINS affair that wish to mention. One "i
! the wounded who recovered from the stun
| before any of the passengers arrived. went
TO Mrs. Evans and asked her II she was
hurt much: Sue answered in the negative
| but that her baby was killed he looked
around and discovered the infant about
| twenty feet from the scene of action, giving
| vent in lusty screams, its misrepresentation
Of the treatment received, and when thu
| excitement was over the baby gave a pro
| lOnged crow of exultatiOn over its happy
escapement from the terrible catastrophe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16

Ne. IF. Administration SERIES.
An ur,!in,.ilcc providing for the rcgi-Ierlngot
blu" metropolitan warrants.
SECTION l. BE il ordained by the Council
of the city of New Orleans. That the Adj
mni>ir;t"r of Public Accounts be cmr"w-
cred and required to call upon all holders Of
blue Metropolitan warrants to come forward
and exhibit the same for the purpose OF HAY
ing them identified. registered and aud!trd
as receivable for taxes
SEC = Is" il further ordained. etc. That
the Administrator of Public Accounts shall
examine said warrants. and such - he shall
lind to be genuine and not 10 have been at
any previous time paid or received tor
taxes. lr shall register iii Il book or hooks.
opened for the purpose. and mark said war
rants rs registered with the folio 81 page.
The packages shall hccXanlncd IN the ORDER
in which 'hc: are received. and returned to
the holders or owners; and those registered
under this ordinance shall h" rctti';tba Tor
taxes up To- the amount OF the 'ilifcrtntt ne
tween the assessments "i ia" Beard OF Me
tInuulitnn Police Tor the time i,ref lou> ~
! and cndin: September 80 1861. and the cash
paid and realized Tor bonds III settlement ct
said assessments. And no mark ar registry
shall; he 'ahcn or construct - binding ttt
! cty To receive. such warrants ~ ANY greater
amount.
>i:, ); 81, i: iul thrr ordained. ETC.. Thu:
llt ~ lH4ln>titibt pi lIhII'' '!i''it i'''''
! -I..li registered warrants n payment "l
| ta>..- and interest upon tax hi'l- due ;he
! city. except The proportions ic>'iH'tih 10y Jaw
! for funded debt accounts HnH rItt park
! taA. and he may direct the >hc.1f I" IL
| r.iyr such variants for wits IN '>cciti"n
for taxes: provided. daily reports shall D."
| n:ad ~ the Administrator Of Accounts 81
| blue metropolitan Police warrants received
| hv the Administrators! of fini!l"". and ilc
! sheriff under his direction. specifying TIE
: numbers and amounts of the warrants ana
the hill ar ca>.' for OF in Hhich :h,N are re
! ctl.cd: and provided further. that ir"r"
! Gcncr shall be given i'll !hr order e.. iiu II
| tender for payment and :" soon - the
! amount due by the city a. recognized nnutr
! section two of this ordinance !ii.- u"'n ten
| dcrcd and received, III" administrator 81
| tini.c" shall discontinue :" :"''.'' th.'
sane. and also jn-t.,.c. ;hc >!i,Ti.. .'."rl-
| ingly.
SIC. !. BE il further ",tlai:!r'i &C.. That
such warrants. i any. ~ the .\d!i:iii:-lrif"!
of Public Accounts shat! find IL "c lr'utr-
lent or spurious. or TO haze been pIcNlou>l y
paid or received for taxes. shall no; be
registered Or received for taXr-. III" Nd
mini>trator OF Public Accounts -ha!l make
no mark or entry thereon. but shall make :,
strict note of the contents aud description
OF such warrants, in book kept separately
ior that purpose.
Adopted by the Council Of :hr city of
New Orleans, November II, 1870.
Yeas: West, Shaw. Dela5size. Pierce,
Walton, Bonzano.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
| II. CoSQuEsr CLARKE. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
THE CITY COUNCIL.

The Council met III regular session fa7t
night. Mayor Flanders i'll ils, char. ana al
the Administrators present.
Administrator West reported several
change, in the employees q! ;ht' Department
| of Improvements, which %c:' ratified. A.
| IL. Macarthur is appointed Superintendent
of Bureau of Nharvc> and Landings. nee
James Conr, resigned. George Crosby j.
amounted Whariiu.er Second ID -tric.. .ic,'
Macarthur. promoted.
Administrators Dclas-iIr reported TIA: ~"
Department of Public Buildings found y /"
be impossible 70 make II" appropriation
tor that ,ugio-e suffice for III" necessary :,'-
pairs 10 the public schools. H.. stated :ha y
the proper repair, We're - - mad, II w'';!!h
Require. an additional ap.'g"o.ia' ~: -: -".''n
! thousand dollars.
Administrator Walton reported having
received :, large number - .npr' >-'':'~ "l
city n"I"- FROM the American B,n' H"'"
Company. aud offered a resolution rr"E!d
in. for their destruction. Adopted.
The committee - whom the bills % !.
, Gaylord & Co. Tor water pipe. ard "'htG
parties for freight or III" -a!n'. "a. r
iclred. reported favorah.v. and 'i,.' ";'!l
nance authorizing the .'avmril; =; .i''' -'''''
passed.
Administrators shaw offered id,.,. ."I
printed,
b. Mr.. shaw. a resolution I" "l,c' :.
deputy Surveyor. 70 be assigned - dut,
hereafter. Carried. and K. W. Todd. i.';"
Surveyor OF Jefferson City. elected
Administrator West reported in The case
of claim for damages sustained through!
the neglect of a contractor on st. Charles
street. that he had referred the claimant ="
John Bietrv. the said contractor. ~ the
responsible party. 'he damage heiu: 'h'
result of gross ylect on his part. Adopted.
Appropriations passed t. pay W. j. j.
Armstrong $1,000 Tor ci.h; new boilers 'or
Waterworks.
t. $. Wurzburgcr for miintcnah"r ~.
prisoners. from October 81. :512S *.
Norbert Trepagnier. clerk Fir-: U.-':i':
| Court. for costs. :li!6 10.
William Godins. cast-iron bridges ana
crossings on st. Charles avenue. $500.
Wardens OF the Church OF 81. Louis. for
, rent s279o.
Van Benthuysen. as :vans:er"e Tor -nndry
; persons. S6J5. %.
! The claim Of T.. Scmit agcn, Bank Note
Company. for engraving. SSilt 30. Wa,
| finally passed.
The above are mostly old bills, and :" be
| settled by scven-thirty certificates.
, Mr. Shaw called up the ordinance - Gay
F, the Bank Of New Orleans $50. go for neg"-
tatins the $1,000. 900 city bonds. Passed.
Mr. Shaw called up the dog boarding Or
dinancc. and after reducing the board of
dogs to twenty five cents per day. tho claims
were all allowed.
An ordinance appropriatin" 5000 for the
purchase of a steam fire eng inc for Pelican
Fir. Company. No. l. OF Alsiers. "a~ read
twice and laid over.
The Administrator Of Police reported III
f.vorably on tn" petition for lamps on
! Fgcnchmen street.
Adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STAT. oy L",i-!.sA,}
Executive Department.
New Orleans. October Is, 1870.
NA~AaPHA> APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
W me for III. cancellation of I'll" bond OF
Thomas l.. Maxwell, : Auctluuctr in ard for the
parish OF Orleans, to Wit: A bond dated December
"a lBt. IN the sum Of ten Thousand dollars
= 70 COO. signed hy Thomas l.. Maxwell, priuci-
pal and Patrick Irwin Henry Bonnabrl and Hug.
Mct .p-kS securities. III the sum OF tire" thou
sand three hundred and thirt VI three dOllirs thirty
tr., cents each the said bond being conditioned
tor the faithful performance by the SAID Thomas
l.. NaSntll OF the duties OF AurtioIr..r aforesaid
Notice. IS hereby given 10 all persons interested III
tn, aforesaid bond to file their objections to the
cancellation thereof in writing III the office vi the
Secretary OF State within ninety days after the last
publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the SEA. O. H." State
TIN, t.uty-'itt di October 1870, aud OF the in
dep, Nd. v: :h United States the uluet fourth
II. G. WARNOTH
Governor OF Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16

on pc.cc street, occupied by tr. Blanchard,
and owned by Mr.. Grandebois. The kitchen
WAC DESTROYED. and the main dwelling badly
Injured. IS was an adjoining tenement
Nearly all the men arrested on election
day for Illegal voting and taken before Re
cnrlcr lIoughton, were discharged ve,ter-
,iav. - no prosecutor appeared against
them vi parties mad b2.n daily notified
an,! th. accused answered.: 20 their MINES.
win, -iugic exception.
Retail dealers in the Second District
occasionally initiate bad examples set "'
bad men further up town. Albert Morgan
ASSERTS on oath that he purchaser some
,'udcrclothin. from Mr. Jacobs. VII" ha'
no Christian name, rendering Il i've dollar
note in payment. The retailer refused to
-ct"rn any change; but on that "cra 'i"h
ne caught a Tartar, rs Albert marched OF:
and made ~, affidavit against the gree
when h. obtained square settlement.
\ STRANGER from Holmes county Mio-l>-
,iupi. came here :. few days ago on business.
having u small sum of ready money. some
St Charles street siarpcrs went through
him suddenly for his !aet dollar. when he
co,npl,.inrd 70 Superintendent Badger that
thrct-rald monte WAS an "a" iui cha IN
ramt." Two Of the mcn. Cobb.''I and
Lewis. were invited to the tiurfs office,
when tlc,- in some manner satisfied the '''-
.lan, To-day. Recorder Homcht"n VIII give
C,bi,irra hearing. on the charge of having
beaten Mr.. Weaver. a Texan. out OF ultc'n
hundred dollars. by uanipula'.n. tire"
cards in a curious fashion. IT," Texan
hangs on with great perseverance. On" AL!
not nc h.tulllcd or backed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
PROPOSALS..

nsiil.-VH>I .'F ~ ',.'.sHN Irs. !
.. IT N..N orleans. November 10 lo.'
<,rsLt.l. i3opO-tI> ADDRESSED TO THE y
~ ii. r-..'.rt.. All. 81 Itr.!,. t.ntIl FRIDAY
NOON .t-i't.Itt. Instant, for "nutlcu 'lirt,>. NIX
.ug ,"t -.rndiu" pHuGu,tt.S on nor II sd. OF st.
ttar.' ..tur. r.t "rrlI state and l"l'lno tftcs
'oT,i.u- II sirclfrai"!.- ou .Ir III III. "ihcc %!
tilr til. Ss.rV,No:.
All p.itt,, making Iiop"sti- tor this contract
are required To deposit with t:I, Administrator sI
Finance, ~ ltct ~ their intention 70 abI'ie by
tl- :di ..d..a,Inu. thr amount ot t"o hundred and
dollars cash. winch shall Ur forfeited TO the
cltI II ,,.-.' 81; t!I'.rt I" sign 'h' contract
B,dt - to " nom contracts .SIt not awarded Wli
la,, i.3 4! posts retained IL :hrIn on the day adj
Indications hIt n't'i..
y" hi " i'll -. I.c..t I'D unless accompanied bN
the fiI'at. ~ the Administration ot Finance
."itI'NIr. thar the required Cash deposit h',,
been m;t'.
Tie ~ y:-.:'e, :!t Ugh; 10 ici"c; any and all
lid.
BIDS o w. pr running fuu,' OF Curh!ns and
cubic "arI. of filling. u"lIdIuG al grading. and To
-. !.lor-ed Proposals, for banVuctt,, on st.
tNarl'- ~. l.',:.
unti J. K WEST. Admins ration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
Rjl.tNfTiDH or CITY BONDS.

5'@t.trrT.T og p-s%i... \, nr-s =
vs. Dr.e:,I.>. NOV. iIhr H. 1870. '
\"o!.s. = Hereby GIVEN. THAT PtES' ANT
" 20, fr-uu-iul oT tn, Board ~ Commissioners
II -" .nt.-riidIt. Grui at Ne" Orleans, and the
.lt'.ri.:> r.-i.,! tlrin ~ law. -.hd proposal i
viii - '.c,...d until t.' tw'r.'r -tiftN DAY ~
NtI NTtH Instant. At l. .rr"1 NJ. tor ,itc sal.
Ii, at, ""Dt .tItran H.tii!olL Bonds tl.;trr
~ T. IT. amount ui eighteen 'iIniI>2Ud dollars
+ II ooa, redeemed from Ia. ri plus " t!I.'
inu''i .ttr.,t,l F,-oah taN.
I ID III -" lr"r,c'! ''P'"i'"~al. il, liz" SALE,
'ut is.tI.r"a'. Bonds. aud 'd,- {.
20 Ia. ii.'. i; + silld,r-. Mt'"r. and the Beard
I'D
:, 81 80; in" ,ioari ui . onin. ->."A'r- u '.
'..~s;,'',r.ri .'.,'
ALFRED SHAW.
-..--t 1919 . ~ VT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
PROPOSALS..
DYp,RrynST OF Isl. 'r;ovRMFN7-

DYpaRrnnSI or III PROPONENTS, !,
~ Of Gtv Orleans, Novcmhc: 10. 1870. \
a,h'iED PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO THE
~ undersigned. VIII he received At tho Office
until FRIDAY NOON. eighteenth instant i"r com
plc.tnG brick uanqrttting with nag curbn@ on
in"k~rn STREET, between st tharlt- avenue AID
Liberty street according I" spec ications on ike
III the office OF the Cit' Surveyor.
All PARTIES mailing PROPOSALS tor this couflact,
required to deposit with til" Administration OF
Finance, .vidt OF thrt intrution to abide h.:
the aGiudIcatun. the :,rlouDt of five hundred
tb5f0l dollars cash, "lIch Shall De forfeited 10
the city III case ef taiu,. l." s,Ga tho contract
Bidt Is. IL whom contracts not awarded,
VII have their deposit, returned to them on the
day adjUdlcations are made.
No bid viii b.. received t,It!,-, accom- ,.aii.d by
the rer i!Cat- ot he Administrator OF Finance GER
'iFinS tina; the required cash deposit has been
.nad".
Ih. cit, reserves sAr cit 20 REJECT ANY ard AL
bids.
!v"I'o-,l. 20 b. inio,-,i "riU,n-ai 'cr ban
Gr-tj.-- -. IA. h-on street"
E'ls - > '.s r'iuu4uG loot 80: hri'. 80; t"'i'i-
!'."tt.
ual 'H J. r. N;.sT, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-16
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

....nN FACTORS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
'.o,. -AKT>i;- DKrA@T.FNI "P TFAA-,
CTrNa~ and LouI-iina,'
thitt QuaIttrHHettr once.
-: Antonio. Texas. ortoh.r II, 1870.
wv: A.. tR CIStNENT FROM THIS hFflCk +.
1 ia..,I h"otiI Texas. Sept, mhrr - 1870, IN
>i.n. "p,oYe.tl. ior Army Transportation i'll T. =,
A. = ruottlt.! t" require tn Transportation
~. r-. day -, I,I4uaIE, .| - thc th!rttett.
ot IIim., u,
t.. claus. .'.'....u. Ia" tram por'at"n I" 70
ui.hcd Xix. IL. ~ ior>' anl Muc Teams.
revoked
copy %: ti.l- ;"-.c- IN addition nth, advertise
n,.ut !ttd ), t-u,I L. It1j. must ht attached IL
each propo,!
3. .g,.o; q: ~. Prepayment Commando.
JAMES \. LhiS,
D,-ru'. yr.:.-uIa.t..r General. United States N-
IN. Cl... .!uUt,Iu.'-tcr. Department 90 I"\a-.