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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-23
Z Rare Anilnnl.

A gentleman who came down on the
Farragut from Fort Buford, says the Sioux
City Daily Times, gives the following in
formation regarding 8 species of animal
hitherto unknown on this continent:
Sir John E. Packenham, an officer in
the English army, who has been spending
the last year in her Maiesty's Northern
Provinces, arrived at Fort Buford with an
animal of rare beauty, and never before
caught On this continent, nor has it been
known I'll late years that this species ex-
listed in this country. It is OF the Same
family SIS the giraffe. or camelopard, of
Africa, and is know to naturalists as the
Tygomelia, They aie known to inhabit
the high table lands OF Cashmere and Hin
doc Rosh, but are more frequently seen on
tne high peaks Of the Himalaye Noun
tains.
The animal was taken when quite young,
and is thoroughly demesticated, and fol-
lows its keeper like dog. It is only four
months old, and ordinarily stands about
five feet high, but is capable OF raising its
head two feet, which makes the animal
seven feet when standing erect. It is of
dark brown or mouse color, large project
ing eyes, with slight Indications Of horns
growing out. This wonderful animal was
caught north of Lake Athabusca, on the
H<ztSi5 Ol HASASi1Al0 . IIGSEs IL AtsS u CTt-W
similar 0 the pelican, by which means it
con carry subsistence for several days. It
IS very feet, being able to ontfoot the fast
est horse in the country. The black dap
per spots on the rich brown color make it
one OF the most beautiful animals in exist
ence-more beautiful than the leopard Of
the Chinese jungle.
| Sir John did not consider it safe to trans
port his pet by water down the Missouri
river, fearing the uncertain navigation and
the great change of climate from the Man.
tabo TO the sunny south. lie has, there-
lore, wisely concluded to so by way Of St
Paui, Minn.
The commander at Fort Buford furnish
es him an escort for tho trip He will
then proceed through Canada to Montreal,
where he viii ship his charge to England
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sNA%zax-
Sz GA va
FALLING LEAVES.

railing, the autumn leaflets,
Yellow and withered and sere;
While autumn winds are singing
The dirge Of the waning year.
Fatling, the solemn leaflets,
Cut Of my Book Cf Life
The days of spring and summer,
With pleasure oEce so rife.
Fallen, from life's tree, the leaflets,
Many and many a friend;
Fallen, and leaving me waiting
To Deet, Ike them, my end.
Falling-friends, life, pleasures;
1t were an awful thing
Were the leaf-falI not an earnest
OF another brighter spring.
Where all shall be re-created
By the touch Uf magic hand,
And share, in glad Reunion,
Life in the summer land.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-23
VOL. XII.

their humble lodgings much more fre-
quently than in their prosperous days.
Fanny was very pleasant, and seemed
anxious TO erase the rudeness Of the past
from his mind. Their intimacy ripened
into friendship, and from friendship into
love.
The Judge looked on with intense salts
faction.
The anniversary Of Fanny Chesters
twenty-frst birthday came,-the day on
which he WAS to yield up his control over
her.
st wish You to take @ ride with me,
Farny," he observed, and she prepared to
do so.
They drove to his old residence.
''What does this mean?" she asked, with
flushed cheeks.
81 mean that have taken fancy to
visit our old home," he ventured. s'You
know it has only been occupied by ser
wants since We left it."
She made no response. She followed
him up the high browa steps into the
house. He lead her into the library and
offered her chair.
He then took 3 roll of papers and laid
them before her.
This is your birthday, my DEAR" he
said, ftand l render up to you all that
which was intrusted TO my care. I knew
you were noble and good, and had
strength of character which you yourself
was unaware of. Loving you as I did and
do, it p0ined my heart to see you that
shallow creature-a woman of fashion-a
flirt. I know you know not your own
heart, and judged your friends wrong. In
al things else but this one you were per-
feet, and before relinouighed all claims to
you wished to open your eyes. My pow
erty, your loss, was but pretense. Can
you forgive me?"
She sprang from her chair. She buried
her face in his bosom and wept.
fI thank you," she said, when her emo
ton subsidized sufficiently to allow her TO
speak.
''You have taught me o lesson which I
shall never forget. l will never again be
the useless fcoliah creature of the past"
The Judge was satisfied, and he wiped
suspicious moisture from his ewes.
"And John Wallace? she asked, with
questioning look.
Believed as you did, my dear."
She made no comments.
The circle in which she reigned supreme
Was surprised to hear that her poverty was
but freak to test their friendship; and
many Of the heartless dandies cursed the
stupidity in giving her up SO easily.
A month passed, and John Wallace had
not called. He sent in his congratula-
tons to the Judge and Miss Chester"
but that was all.
Fanny wrote him note.
Mr.. Wallace obeyed the SUMMONS. Six
months later Fanny Chester became Fanny
Wallace.
Mr.. Wallace is now one of our most
eminent lawyers noble example of what
a poor, lciendless boy, if ambitious and in
dustrious, can accomplish and become.
The old Judge lives yet, and Is contented
md happy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-23

$50 90 REwAED.-phjs will be paid TO any
one yyho viii prove there il a particle of mer-
crry ig DIR. Benry's Root and Plant Pills.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-23

THE tears of widows and orphans have no
influence over ruthless demands of credi-
tors, but the best protection for them
which we know of, is the husband and
fathers policy in the Washington Life
company.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-23

REv. G. FoRD was Ordained, on Thurs
day last, as pastor over the Baptist church
in Paris Rev. d.. Meso0, Of Cambridge,
Mass, preached the sermon.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-23

NEW ORLEANS registers this year 81. 763
voters, In 1868 the number was AZ, 600.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-23
A $100,WO PRIZE.

All BrOkersom Haunting for the M an
who Made 100000 by Investing Six
A Pr omtse To a Sweetheart In Fun
to he Paid IA Earnest.
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SIEGES GF PARIS.

Previous Knives Spaenls OF the French
Capital Cofncidc1st WITH PapaI CGuu-
ellis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-23

THE now Yaie University balI-cInb Uni
forms are of gray, with blue trimming,
and with hat. shoes unG ixiuas, viii cost
$500
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PrnposAls.


fQHT UFrtCH DEpAnTMnNT,l
SEALED wa,T,TGI2g p y 70. az ,isB
mspt anil IN. Oih day % Jguunryt ls7j. IL Il
o'eloot, noon, f6r furnishinG Lett iBalancot f0f
the use q the Post Ohcsa IN tho United States for
ohe year rom nd afteT the first day Of February
! hiV, tt9e Iollowlngd seTiptloa. hamSly3
syoidupois WEIGHT 10 10 Fraduated down 10 ansr.
ter ounces Of thtse II IL surpossd l. 1i0 will bo
wanted, Also, Balances n the SANE rspastfV
graduated By the metric o. gfamme system. Of
ounecs, AyOlfdupois weight, 10 b. grRd ~ n ia
half ounces. or thls class 1t II furpJssd "a viii
Perfect Gecuraey, strength and durability ,,r
be required 10 the Balances 10 b furnished.
Samples Of eaeh description Of Balances must ar.
company each BID and the bidder who may obtain
the contract will be required 70 furnish Balance
Off quality In all respects equal 70 the sample.
Zach balance must be we'll and sseurely packed
lq box for traatpouatign, and dellyerod, nee Of
sll expense, to the Blank Agency, Washington,
Zach bidder must furnish with bis proposal
guarantees Of his ability to comply with his bid,
and eeftinc cate from postmaster that such guar
antor are reliable persons,
Two SUFFICIENT suretiss will be required TO con.
A failure to furnish promptly Balances con.
trAcied Tor, or the furnishing OF an Inferior article
Will be considered suGeient cause for forfeiture
The Posimssisy General reserves the right n Do
most 10 sSS Interest ~ Tie bspSflnSSt ana 40 d
rejecting any or all bids u, In bis Judgment, the
Interests Of the Department TeguiTel II.
Proposals must be indoTaed on the ehveldpe,
Proposals. for Letter Balance" aud directed to
ton, d, q. JOHN A. J, CRBswRLL,
deG.MM POHtma4tOF General.
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BBEP.

Proposals, IL, duplicate, with copy Of this ad.
yerlissmenL viii be received By the undsTsignsd
$50, for sappiyIBE IiSsh and CoTasd BeSf to x:
troops at this post
Tie said Beef must be fresh, Of good marketable
Quarters, lhssE, GhARTl, kidney and taiioW 70 be
excluded And 10 b delivered In such Quantity a.
dsys I he $ @ lS% Us: S 81 A ds
6ornsd Beef, the usual corning pieces to be 10
o. such less time a. the Commisslry General shall
direct, eOmmenoinE, on the nh day Of JGpuSry'
lag dsnSIll, DsPsTtmspG q The RSst.
DO delivered pndsT this agreement shall be cut OF
Trimmed down. The s6snEs q the fore &c quarters T
eight inches above the gSmbrs or Sosk Joint SIX "
Teeslysd by The pndsrsignSA up TO the same hour
GERS ana he families siatieaed AZ thIs pSSi, Of suP
Piled theIeirom, with such choice ETssh Beef as
Lola and porteT'houss steaks, standing ribs or rib
Of Sta street In the Oily Of B0GtoR' Mass,
Separate proposals., n duplicate, will also be
received BY the undel liEned up to the same hour
cred At Fort Warren. Bolton HarbOr, Mass.
In case q failure Or deficiency 10 the quality or
be ds ysTSi, Then the oommisssSy al P0ft Ws ~
rem, Mass. Ahall have power to supply the deh-
cheney by purchase, and the contractor VIII be
The contractor will DO required to enter into
bonds for the sun Of one thousand dollars, signed
must be mentlo ned In the bids,
The proposals " be opened At II o'clock a. m.
on the 18th day Of January. 1870, at Port Warren,
fTcPossis Til be NAKED %;P,op2..I 52r Beet.
First Liest 5!h artillery, A. c. g., Fort Warren,
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81 fhE &2issi ssIPfI f RiVRRS. RAPIDS
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

KEokrE, iowa, Dee, "a, lSd9, !
sltSis SsS mil u n. pFSufsdsJ. JsnssSy Il.
1870, for oomplstibg the excavation Of the prism
the canal Tor ihs Improvement Of The DsS Moinss
Rapids o. ne hlt.issippi riysi,
W. rom s11 Ss r Hs fS2S. 5bSs lOPS sE'SP S
Sm a sS % Tsts e.. insSS tAs SaP
Of u canal to be used In bniidinG the sm6GhE.
d,lass. viii b sSSSt iSst Sn ths f fSSs
shore. Where rock excavation occurs from The
S SaS /, O. the ns FSs 70 bulls ri q
earth, clay And rock to be ten feet vide on TOP, In
SpUTs nSTs. viz .SP.s Y ss.. s' q
vertical on the Outside, and " base to vertical
"a Hsp PfgisstSn 70 sioa TEs SSt q ne s si
eSdEs q sR2 ssasy been
theTe9i a, nay be provided for b. GpprOpriGtionI
There shall be no ihtsTrsEnum between the com .
pletlon Of the present contract and the commence
ment q work under the new letting, sEespI from
GnpToposihou' must state III pTlssAt which each
hhd SNety hind e. WoTf sneesihed IN ihe proposals
4 PIia Cd COPY OftSiS advertisement mus, be at.
Bach ia must contain written or printed guar.
altes signed BY two responsible persons
form o. EHlisRtSs and exhibits Of isSoT, viii be
fuIniShe cd upon application at this oIace.
The price or price, In the contract will be oonad
cred Al ineiudinG the expense Of fuTnShln. all the
material lefeeptipg thariyht Of way and b ROW
pita, implements, Ind mAehin cry aud peTfoFmi ng
The work Aee9rdinE 20 the plans and specifications
exhibited Al the l0tlipH
The Government reserves the right to reject an y
and all bids not considered EalisiGctorY.
Fifteen per cent Of the amount OF any work done
q mSIeTills rarnishsd,, At hs contract price
which y The subject Of contract shall DO entirely
Ths me m 80. ~ N. ., ,,,
DO written ont 10 full, with their place Of residence
and Post once address.
Plans, maps specifications, and all necessary
papers VIII be ready for examination at this Otlco
AZ cen days prior 70 the date Of the letting,
Persons Proposing 10 contract are ruQuAsied 10
sending In their bids,
Proposals should be, addressed to the under.
signed at keokuk, Iowa, Ahd should be Endorsed,
"PT2P9,als foI Work on the Improvement q the
Des hoineA haDlda " J, II. WILSON,
Ll9at Col and Breyst Major 0SnsrRi d. s, A.
ia7.6t
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ITO CONTRACTORS.


USIrEp STATES ESdMIrR' oIIIeE,l
NEW ORLEANs, Dec. 10, 1850.
addresssd y the undsrslEned, until IL m. Jan.
nary 49, 1870, for the following named works at
Fort Pike LOuisiAnat Wis
One III wharf, 8Kb0.
One III Pile Break water, 900 feet long.
On application at this office plans and speeihea-
lIOna for the works will be exhibited, and ali the
Information necessary for making al Intelligent
bid will be given to contractors wishing to offer
bids, Blank forms for proposals will also bs fur.
niahsd.
Contractors will also DO required to furnish all
labor and material and % conduct the work strictly
In accordance with tbs terms Of the contract, re-.
oeyinE no payment uul!l the contract IL completed
and accepted.
Proposals will spec. " the time at which work
can Be commenced an Completed. 4 separate pro.
posAl will be Tsqulg6d for each work, the lowest
responsible bid for each to be accepted, or not, at
the option OF the 0QyerhmenL
Wien forwarded By mail, proposals muGl be In
doTsed deaiguAttnEthe work bid for.
A printed copy Of this advertisement must be At
tAohod to each proposal, And each mast contain a
written guAIAptee, aligned By two responsible per
soma Ind certified BY third, knoWinE and known
90 Ill AZ acI s1Iiiss ina e he qRdsEIiEBsd.
Parties making bids are invited to be prsssnt Al
The opening Of their BIDS, Al the place. date and
OmeS; No. a3 Upper Rampant ssrest.
:, Post once address, Lock Box $50, New Or.
Captain Of EnElpsera and BTevct Major, United
States army Engineer In charge Of DslsbesI Of
New Orleans. iAu5.a
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Proposal
OFFICE DEPOT QuARrERNlsTER,
gBIe 40 ~ 0,'pdg H. ySgPPpNhRBhhO.

OFFICE DEPOT QCARTBRhAsIbk,
moAv,GRYS taiSS'R as5sss WSGPPsFBBbb.O
Sealed pfopSsais, 10 dpplicats, with a copy ~
this al Ell cement attached are invited end WI
b. received az this once until u N. SATURDAY,
FebfuaFT 3, 1870 for furnith ing the QuAftermas-
tef's Deps .tmeat u Chicago, H.. with four qua
dred 400 Cavalry HlUps, 81, .,-,
well ugOkeu, lnfull fssL End to2d nd tioni ON
rs df1sa 10 40 six Gen hands hiEG, from ~ aye
o ~ iine years old, and we'll Adarted Tor the
tiib,ssss offered will be subject TO a nEld ia.
7 tesN1n and only those thai conform 70 tte
npaH ard for htytolass cavalry hrtos willbe re-
BIDS will be received and considered for %
'W6sS 4 proposal IL for twenty-five C2jl or more
boTses, Il must be aeco Danied by guarantee OF
Al isaAt Two persons, to ho ,Hlet tnal the bidder
II afardsd him, anA that be viii give ample bonds
'Esbs sibity ofths Euarsntors must be Ger
ufsS 10 BY a CLERK Of q Court OF Record,
Tbe dsllyory Of horses contracted for TO be com.
,aiad an or before the 18th day Of February, 1870.
Paymsnt will DO made IN Government l1nd' "a
tbs Compilation Of delivery and aeeePttnee q All
TSS TiEht to reject any and all bids that"s7 be
PfoposaIS will u IuJofssd "Proposal' for Cay
.isy HoTses, " and addrssgsd 10 the qnderaiTned,
Ana must Give the fall nhm9 Of the bidder with
hs ddsis are invited to be present at tho open
inS o. LEE PESp q IByt Ne Cen H. Rusksg Asst
a. X. dsne. al, Chief n. ,MlliaIIs RiHHlfslSn Of
isnym' Byt. Col and Depot q, NJ.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING DYKES.


NO u STATE bthENtt
., ALBANY, n, Y, bsesmbsI 10, is6a.
uS Sf'fI rFSRSSiS, wv * bbISSSySs az &s e
United statSg, a. tollowsi
First For 6pildinE from 3, 900 to O. 900 feet, more
or less, Of fall dyke between Albany and Troy,
cqmplote, except stone, the contractor to furnish
all other material Of the dyke,
Second, Pof buildipE 100 feet, more or less, Of
half dyke, between CRstletOR and sehOdack
Island, complete, except stone, the contractor TO
furnish al other material Of the dyke.
Third. For from u, 900 TO ~, GOO cubic yards,
more or lsqh, Of Tubble stone, delivered In the
dykat aud leyeled on top, the mOht Of the stone to
be delivered last above Bath,
Fourth, The work OF building muHl commence
By May 70, 1870, and DO eomp leted by September l.
lbiDi the delivery Of stone must commence on OF
before JAY !, as the United States may require,
and 10 completed within two months Proposals.
vii be received for 80 much Per running foot Of
dyke 9oRPlets, aud 80 mach per cubic yard for
P!iPS, aud specifications In full Of the dykes and
formation will be given.
BIDS must DO made on printed foTms, TO be OBJ.
talned ~ this once, and accompanied BY proper
The sueesssful bidder will be required 10 enter
into contract with lie United States, wiz GOOD
aud sumelent suTetleA, Stamps for contracts and
bonds g. bs Furnished by the Contractor.
The United btat0A reserves the right 10 reject all
lids deemed disAdV lagOOus
by order 0t bToyot Major QeneTAl John Newton
JOHN N, WILSON,
Major RnGiRSsu and BrSVst Col U, g. A,
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CRcUfT CouRT--yHdgs Cdrtter-Closs o.
Trpi.-Thls court was occupied With mo-
tions, &C., on Saturday,
Trayers vs.. Trayors. Inqulsltlon and
Judgment set aside.
Adams rs. Philip \ solomons Leave to
amend granted. ...
Ball We. Kellogg. Demurrer sustained,
and leave granted 70 amend and plead.
Greenbrier vs.. Corporation Of Washing
ton. Judgment by default sSt aside.
Cullen's administrator ys. Mann. Motion
Tor new trial overruled.
Morehead vs.. Boyle. Ordered 10 be heard
In general term on the LIST inst.
Harrington ys. Klllen.' Appeal and Judg-
,ment below affirmed. ....... ...
jackson vs.. Daiuese. Order granting new
trial reconsiderei upon the plaintiffs remls-
sion Of $50 OF the verdict. ..
Cronoy & Lent vs.. Nicholson ct al. Judg-
ment by default against Nicholson.
Ward We. Woods. Judgment confessed.
Fague vs.. Klmbali. Order amending or.
der as TO costs.
Washington Va. Stewart & Thornton,
Judgment renewed after being set aside.
Eastwood Va. Brown 4 Son. Motion to
set aside Judgment by default overruled and
exceptions taken.
Kimbro vs. First National Bank. In this
q verdict for the plaintiff was rendered some
days ago, aud neN trial on exceptions was
then moved for. Yesterday the defendants
RENTED $500 Of tho claim and allowed ten
Ter cent. for collection, whereupon the court
cVerruled the motion.
ElsleT & Sons vs.. Schlerman, Motion Ia
,quash attachment granted.
White vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, 1.-TWO cases.) Demurrer sus-
ialned.
Brown & Son vs.. Hart. Motion to Quush
attachment oVeTruled.
Drakeley d Feuton vs.. Lockbouckler.
Motion to yacate Judgment filed.
Koteh Va. Hoefer OF al, Stlenlo vs.. Fergu-
con, Llnyllle vs., Middleton, Towles vs.
Kaiser. Appeals. Judgment below af'
frmed.
The Circuit Court then closed Its October
tsrm, after o most lRborlous session, by ad'
iournment sine die.
The February term Of this court begins
On tho fourth Monday Of this month, the In
Ssrveuiug time being alled by the sessions o.
che court In banc.
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CALI Oh. VALUABLE GOyBRNMBNT PROP.
- EBTH IN ,E0RT,H CAkoLlhA, GEORGIA


December II, l6t9 Z
Tho Unltsd States Marine Hospitals and uTouuds
At NioksbuTE and Watcher, Mss, wilminEton
and Ooraooke, N O., and the United States
public auction "a TUESDAY, the iith pToEimo,
at 70 m, by the following otaeers, Of whom In
terested parties eau obtain all requisite infoFmA'
Marine Hospital at vleksburg, Miss By Collector
ofCustoms, NiekbbuTE,
Marine HospitAlAt hatcher, Miss, by Collector
OtCustoms, Matched
lsotOr OF Customs, Wilmington.
Marine Hospital II OeTacOke, N. G., by Collcrtor
Of Customs, Beaufort, N. q.
Branch Mat At Charlotte, N. c., by Collector Of
Internal Revenue, Salisbury, n. o.
RTangh MthtA Dahlonega- Ca, by Collector Of
Internal Revenue, Atlanta, Ca
Terms OF sale; One Attn cash II . balance In luE
equal quarteT-YOaTlY payments The ret of Whit
shall 10 made on the 18th April RyNt,) with 80.
teIeat from day Of sale until paid.
Any failure on the part Of the purchaser 10 make
the payments as above will involve the surrender
Of the property and the forfeiture 10 the Govern
menl 81 the payments already made,
. AL bids 10 be made subject ~ the approval o.
the Secretary OF the Treasury, the DspaTtmant
having the right 10 reject any Or ali bids, u
deemed TO the Interest Of the Government to % A.
certificate II sale and possession, subject 20 me
foregoing conditions, win DO given thg sucoe1aal
bidder upon the acceptance Of HE bid ~ VIZ 5es-
Rotary Ofthe Treasury, and the deed eHeeu'ea Nheh
tho last payment shah have been mAaas& ,ypr,
decls.tIall Secretary u tho Treasury.
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pROPoA AIS FOR TRANSPORTATION
r,,.sr-,,, ,,r, win be I,ssiy,d ., ~ ~,
The o. Il oisr 'tG ,sisi, Mlllt15TT, Ply e."
op!i, thear. w ~ tbs ttsf gpoftS ioa ol
S cay BG ~, e ,oSp. Th!isfy SsysfS@. az
5Si ~ sggPgls b .iTo1 March 4, u.s. 4
gron " Loot NO H StSSo V drysE. love-
Bfuiss ard Ur5w Creek 6nelt e Iott sany p Z.
ghsy, is and rsad SiyeL Agen, YES, Ions ~ ,ss
may e astSS Ssd S AZ he mouth o. tt' Muscle
shell riyst, aud fof, benton. e.. ,lty, ysup.
Lover ,BrEIs. aud Crow Greek ,hgsnTie"u 1 70
Any 10 / that may be ssla6li'Isd al the mo1th Of
Yankton Agency, Fort Randall. whststone Otgok:
sally. BiE CRcyeRSs SpS Grand RiSsT Agencies,
RoIts Rice, s.eyenseB. Bgf2rd, Camp Cooke Of
the auSslesbel HyeI aud Fort Benton. -.
PROM Omaha, HoB, e sioux cL!y, NG Ih1.1
tSiEss sn rH Grow oFssf kssSsisS, POft sail Va BIZ
ChsyonSo and Grand River, Agencies, FoTis eies,
nay be Sstabit hSd Stifs mo1th II The HussissLsi
river and Fort benton
R SlHIf Ts' Is. sn Eo%oE HBi rnlS:
aud Ofoy Crock agencies, foIt sqlly, Blg Chey-
yonsen, BlfoTd Camp Cook ,ofssy post that may
be sstAbl,hed a. The mouth Of tho Muscie'heil
From YEhEiop ESSboy Ia Fart Randall. what.
stone Gre gTS's LowsT BEIlss ard Grew Greek tESa:
a S SFF o f Rss SAssEs T.SG aRd B CAMP ES5
0eehs' Sr,RSny post that may be estsblished AZ the
Prom PORT Randall 10 Wbetstoue Creef, Lower
gEules and oIGy Greek LGsssle., Port sullyS Biz
may be SstS6tishsd al he mouth Of the MuseiS'
Yfoih W6stst6ns CPesS Agency 10 Lower Brulss
and Grey Cree. y yhG,nsss. rYri sSliL. RIa C4sy.
Senn BGTa RS mp ASSs Of TTT ar, S So,
| may DO sstAbll.hsd AZ the mouth Of The Muscle.
shell river and Port benton.
Agency, FORT sally, Biz C6sysnns and Grand
Camp GcsSs Or any y' post tSst nay Ss ss,GBiSSsd
A. ne mouth Of the huseleshsll river aud FORT
Dq F,STa' c,o,r o,..L I..,.v "A v,,, Sail. nj.
| Chsy snns and Grand RiyeT kRsnsiss, Forts Rice.
Stevenson, Butgrd. Camp Cooke, oI any post ~
| river, and PoTt benton,
From Fort suliI TO Big Cheyenne and Grand
Comp Cooks. OF Any othef post that may be ssiaS.
ishsd at the mouth Of Auseleshell river, and Fort
| 4from Big Cheyenne Agency 10 Grand River
Agency, Forts Rice, Stevenson, Bufqfd, Camr
%SStS y g. s snd Pos b.s,Ss '
| FROM drand River Ageney 70 Forts Rice, steven.
Rq5H SSA Al SSS0 mouth EPia ss PSsS
| river and Fort Ne alton.
Camp Cooke, or Sny post that may BE- Sstabnsssii
It the mouth o. the Muselsshelf river and FoTi
Benton. ,.-
Cooke, or any pSs, thai nav be ts,abIIshSd A Ipp
From PSPt BufoTd 70 Camp Cooke, or any post
that may be sta9ilshed At the mouth Of the Mas
tAbiiIbed Al he ouih Of the Iuseisshsi liver an
Fort Benton.
March u, $50, to 6stsSsr u, $50, from SSi,sSo,