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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14

"Mack" of the Cincinnati Enquirer
has learned the following facts which
throw the shadow Of a sad romance
over the Oneida disaster; Comnan-
der Williams, the highest officer on
the vessel. and one of the lost, was
a widower of something less than
forty. and the father of two bright
little children In May last he coz
tracted an engagement for a second
marriage, which was to have taken
place very soon after the arrival OF
the Oneida in this country. ! be-
lieve it was fixed for the middle OF
April. He left the United States
for japan in June last, and just be-
fore his departure he was one Of a
dinner party in which my informant
and the affianced bride were also
present. Had he returned safely
he would have known a fact which
his brave heart would not lave met
with the cool courage that facer
death, at his post on the quarter
deck. Since the first of January his
two children and his intended wife
have died. When he left Japan he
had not heard this sad news bu
supposed he was coming home to
meet them all in health and happi-
ness. So to one, at least, Of the ILL
fated steamer, death can not b.
called disaster.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
THE SLATE MADE UP.

The "clique" is early in the aeld
with their candidates for the county
offices. They scent the battle from
afar and are hungry-for the spoils.
The "slate" Is already made up and
the list of candidates is composed Of
those inside the ''ring Not Dem
ocrat who does not affiliate can have
the "ghost' Of achance. The de-
termination is the same as ever, that
the "riner emil rule or "burst up
the concern" For the information
of the readers Of the Repu5lican we
give the names as they appear on
the slate. For Clerk. ID. M'Donald;
for Recorder, III. A. Work; for An
iitor, NJ II. Rice; for Sheriff. Adam
Vinnedge; this candidate has q con
testant in the person Of James
Brooks, but Z" ADAM" record stands
best with the "clique." There is
some confusion on the Treasurer
question; and at present only the
name CT John Soice appears. Fei
Surveyor, Pat Hawkins Pat brings
up the rear, and certainly deserves
something for services rendered
We do not pretend to 60 behind the
sceI.es and reveal every thiag at pre-.
sent. We simply announce that the
SLATE is made up by the "clique,'
and it is the intention to lead up the
rank and file by whip and spur ano
ri le and run the county-to thu
devil. What those outside OF til,
"ring' propose tc de, we do no
know. Citizens of Marshall, thinl
of Struggle before you, and make al
yonr minds to either fight like mel
or yield the field like towards. Tn,
points at issue in our coming county
election a.e no trivial sffairs. They
are fraught with the highest interes
and no citizen should be Indifferent
to them. More anon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
BOURBON CORRESPONDENTS.


Editors RcpubHcon:-Dan Is evil
Gently in rage as he flourishes about
wildly, and strikes at everything he sees,
and some things he does not see. He
says every thing we said was a tissue of
misrepresentation. OF course we deny
this. We said that we had always taken
bin 10 be a clever fellow. And we hope
not to have to give 1t up. We thought as
we said. We insinuated that he imbibed.
If it is not 70 we will take it back when
he denies 1t. We said he woull be all
right again soon, which we hope will be
true. Now there are all the statements
we recollcct making about him. And We
still think they are, In the main correct
But we will take any OF them back when
he denies them But with regard to the
committee, and its labors, and the results,
we have a few words 10 say. In the first
place; 1t was appointed a very large meet
ing Of the citizens of the place. And
send you the action Of that meeting, as
taken at the time, so that you may know
its character and object; and which you
are at liberty to publish II you think bes'
This committee discharged its duty as Dir
reeted. By kindly, and respectfully. Blu
faithfully. and firmly, presenting to tht
magistrates of the place, the views ant
wishes of the body who appointed them
If they failed to accomplish any good, tn
fault lies at somebody else's door. Thes
repr sensations, were true. And the.
wero faithfully presented. But they dix
not 7isit the saloons, nor any individuals
IF the meeting which sent them was com
posed of fanatics. Then Bourbon
mainly fanatics. If their number, a few
Then we shall have TO 60 out OF Bourbo
TO find large numbers. For q very larg
majority of the people here sympathiz
with and are engaged in the move
ment. We have no desire for war o
personalities. This Is not our work. w
respect the writer OF TIE articles In th
Democrat. But we are astonished tha
he should lend his ready wit and respet
table talent, 10 so wicked and corrupt
cause, as that or intemperance- He shout
be on the side OF temperance, and anon
it's ablest advocates And we would GLAD
ly hail hi1a as brother. Yours,
CITIZEN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
ELECTION RETURNS.

Last wee., Monday State cleo
ton took place in Connecticut. The
State went Democratic by about 600.
In 1867, in the election for Cover
nor, the State went Democratic by
900. In 1868 the State went Dem
ocratic by 1,764. Last year the State
went Republican by All. Jewell,
Republican and English, Democratic
are the two men who have run agains
each other for Governor. Both par
ties adj pied anti-protection plat
forms, and the colored people die
not vote. The total vote was much
smaller than at a Presidential cleo
ton. The Legislature is Republi'
can.
Municipal elections took place il
various States last week, the coloreo
voters participating. In Cincinnati
tue Republicans were .riumphat, ant
the Bible siie of the question Will
regard to the schools succeeded
There appears to have been excellen
order among the eolored voters ey-
erywhere, and some voted one wa.
and some another. The Democrat
ic party 'jump" at the result il
Connecticut and think the Who'll
country is going oTer to their side
It is all in your eye A drowning
man catches at straws.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
mr.. CLARK's LONDON REMEDIES
ar,n SPECIAL COMPLAINTS"

DR CLARK's INvIGoRAT0R gives strength TO
the sxed and deblitated IL is especially designed
6,r vounr meg who have wastrd their vigor by ex-
eesscs Of every kind and all persons whose systemo
have become weak By imprud~nss completely
restored by its Price One Dollar.
DR. CLARKs. PURIFIER ciesnses the blood
from ali impurities; such ~ Scrofuis. syphilis.
Breath, Offensive Precipitation. Fonl Feet, Cstarrh,
Discharge from the Ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat
Falling of the hair, Ulcers, Bos, Pmpes, biotch.
e. and all diseases of the skin IL also bencneia
diseases Of the Lungs and Digestive organs Price
One DJiler.
DR.. CLARK's PANAcEA relieves Pain Of every
description Headache, E.rsche, foot ascbe. ston-
achache. Bsckachs, Pains In the Breast and Lunss-
IL Il an Invaluable remedy In ali Nervous Disorders.
and no family should be without IL. Pries one
Dollar. .
DR. CCARK's ELIXIR Il . certain cure for AN
weakness of the Genito- Urinary Organs. and dis
charges Of . mucco -puruent nature. LeucoIrheea'
Goporrhea, Spcrmatorrhes, and Seminal Weak uess
| are speedily cured BY its Price One Dollar.
| DIR. CGARk'S REGULATOR, for females ony.
n guaranteed TO correct all special irregularities ano
difacuItiss Of Single Ladies All Married Lsmsa
are cautioned net to IL when in certain eonss-
tion - its scts would b TOO powerful. .Prscs On
Dollar.
All Of tlnss celebrated remedies are preparedness
Flujd Extpscts under Dr. CIark's fmmsdiats super
vision and are warranted fresh and pure. Al smief
"a psrs3na should send carefully written sfsfemsf
of their ailments TO DR.. Clark. and the proper rem
1 edy viii be sent promptly to their adde's ~
Clark can be consulted personally st his oses Az
patients Who place themselves under his sars- Al
letters sddress. Dbl CLAkk.
| dis-n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14

Our readers may remember the
notice, in this column, a prospective
duel in Logansport, Of few days
since. Toe Logansport Journal
gives the finale of the affair:
"By dint Of extraordinary effort
the seconds assisted the combatants
on the ground. Two more detected
victims of wounded honor we never
saw. The preliminarics were quick
ly arranged by the seconds, when
the surgeon appeared. and upon the
prominent display ola case of bright
surgical instruments, and q brace oil
pistols. one Of the parties became
seized with q violent weakness, and
sank limp on the ground-on account
of rising so early, perhaps. The
other quickly and valiantIy, declared
he 'wouldn't shoot ss>k man. So
ended the bloodless Affair.""
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
ox Sunday afternoon, April Sd

ON Sunday afternoon, April Sd,
one entire wing Of the Southern In
disna Penitentiary was consumed
by fire. The fire originated in the
ceiling CT the center cell room. The
shops ard tools were an saved, and
all the inmates excepting one colo
red priso ner. named Isaae Roberts,
who was in the fartherst cell Of the
burning wing. He persisted in Tho
conhsgration, though every exerti"u
possible Was made to save him.
When the FIRE broke cut 81
ofthe prisoners we're in the chapel
attending worship. Loss, $4,000
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14

A new version of "Trip Van Win
kle," by Robe. McWade, has been
produced. tn this version the dog,
Schneider, appears on the stage.
appearing in the second act, where
Rim goes to sleep, as on the noun
tains. chained to a small sapling.-
When the curtain rises on the thir d
act. and Rip awakens from bis TWEEN
ty years sleep, he finds the young
tree grown to massive oak, and the
skeleton OF the dog hanging from
one of the branches. This will do
very well on the stage, but q tree
always grows at the top and neveI
along its whole length, so that The
chain would be just as nesr tbt
ground at the end OF the twenty
years as at the beginning
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
S. T.-1S6O-X

This wonderful vegetable re-
storative is the slleet-anchor of
the feeble debilitated. S a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no equal
among stomachics. as a reme-
dy for the nervous weakness
to which woman are especially
subject, it is supcrseding eve cry
other stimulant In all climates
tropical, temperate or frigid, it
acts as a specific in every
species of dieorder which un-
dermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal
spirits. For sale by all drug
gists. n2lsu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
THE NEW ARTICLE Or FOOD

For twenty-five cents you
can buy of your druggist or gro
Ger a package of Sea Moss Fa-
rine, manufactured from pure
Irish Moss or Carrageen,
which will make sixteen quarts
of Blanc Mango, and a like
quantity of Puddings, Custards
Creams, Charlotte Rursse, &C.,
Sc, tits by far the cheapest,
healthiest, and most delicious
food in the world.
Rand Sea FLOSS Farine CO.
So Park Place, N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
Assessors Notice.

N0TTcH h hereby given that the undersiEssa.
~ Assessor Of the Ninth District Of indians.
win sstsnd psrsonaily IT the Assistant Assessors
oes. IN the City Of Laporte. tn said District. on
TEURsDAYAED FRIDAY. l4A ssd l6ds oA Us
Of April nsxt. fer TIE purpsss Of hearing appeals
on snuai list Or lST0. DAVID rUREER.
n hH Assssos - p(rYst - fESiapa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14

Mrs. Wing. living on Williams
xlley, Cleveland, was horribly burn
ed by the explosion of An oil can
Yesterday afternoon and died last
night. She was pouring oil upon
the Gre to increase the flames The
report vas like one made BY q can.
NOE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
1. ". FiBER,S LEAD PENCILS,

,srsnd Gold Medal AVID Croa Of the Legion ~ Homer
attic Exhibition in Paris, 1857
, W. Fsber's New Pencils If Siberian Lead In 10
grabs ale superior to any Pehcils ever made. A..
". FIber's stenogrsphic, being hard and durable.
writing smooth. black and clean, is the best p"nci
for Architects, Engineers add Accountants.
l. FaBER, l33 Wm-st. n. Y, SoLE AsESr Of all
FApER'S Pencils, CRaroSs, STATES. Ere.
Sold by stationers and Dsalcrs everywhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14

By sister ofa Eigh Priest, and a resident for 10
years among them. Nluara:ed. Page 45z. Prize
81. Giving full aud anthentic account Of their
moral social and political condition to the present
time and OF the mysteries snd workings Of polyg-
amy. Full Of startling and astounding disclosures
Sold only By subscription. Exclusive territory Civ
en- Circulars and sample sheets sent free. Ad-
dress BELKNAP BLISS, Hartford, Conn, OF
BLISS 4 CO., Newark, New Jersey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
9OS PRIZES.WYssS5',n. from cs.. ;I :. ss to

awarded subscribers and agents for WOODS liorsE
HOLD MAGAZINE, the largest and best -;ulnr Month
" in tho world Similar prizes TO be repeated soon.
Full particulars In March Number. For sale by
al Newsde lcrs or sent with catalogue ofpremiums
on receipt 10 cents. Address s, S. WOOD, New
hurgt n Y,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
NOTICE.

Notice 10 be rebv given to the property holders In
East Plymouth that an assessment OF ten per cent
has been assessed by the Directors Of the Esst Ply
mouth Draining Company for the month Of Jaun-
ary and February, 1870, TO finish the Leves. the
same TO he paid to the Secretary Of the Company
Who viii call upon ron the irst week In April.
J. E.LANGENBAGGH
8EcY L. n Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
FOR SALE
PARTNER WANTED.
TO PUBLIS HER S

FOR SALE, one-half interest In a first -cIsss Re-
publican Newspaper. Everything complete for job
printing. business good. A man who has had ex'
perience az an editor and publisher is desired Fol
particulars address w. M NICHOLS, Republican
Once, Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14

Would that all might be as they
think their neigbors should be-
Bour' ION.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
Economy is Wealth. Franklin

VVHY will people pay so or more for q SHvINa
w 81 ,cHfsE when s22 will buy one that hes sssd-
ard reputation Is double thread. complete with Ia
bic, cons rueted upon entirely new and practical
principles runs by friction. and exceis all ONE"
rhe.e celebrated Machines fsy licensed. are intend
ed for door people who want time. labor and
money. Agests sruss>d- Machines sent ." Agents
and 0fren away to needy families For circulars and
aad Diamond s. M Co, Box 3s1, Boston. Mace.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14


| kept by apohe-
| carries IN this
country. A
single trial sciu
| convince the most
tskepticai Of its
uonderssl value.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
|DITTRRS

co,ntry and introduced the Scan
|dinarian Blood Purifier; since
which time thousands hare been
cured, by IFS use, Of Scrofitia and
otter blood diseases. IL contains,
besides the Iodide Of Potassa and
Sy7tp Of Stiaingia, drugs import
ed from. S,ceden for is express
manufacture, ankno,rn and not
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14

stimulQnt are
required They
restore the wtal
forces IN a re-
lmarkabe degree,
land girs tone to
iMe syste,n.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14

called, are merely ,cishi,rashy stuf,
cold as a beverage. DR.. RobocRsl
Bitters are not a beroage in any
sense Of the cord, ttt contain Me|
most erpensire drugs kno,cn to
science for the radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all cases rhere q tonic and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14

chicago. Cincinnati and Lonhville K. &
To take rrrct WedDss6ay. Nov. Il. lssa. at 20
A. NJ The right IL rived ~ vary thsrefrom cir
cumsisnc, msy require.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
B / 0 D D

DR.. Roback's
| Blood Pills are,
unsurpassed By
| any Pin manu-
|fwtared for a
similar purpose.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
HOW TO GET

HOW TO GET Se 6sI1; n
$40 worth Of splendidly illustrated books given
for every o sni,sriIers to the u. Music al
Pioneer for 1870, monthly Journal VI I6
pages 81 choise Music and interesting Miscellany.
Only pr Circulars with list Of pre-
m INNS and specimen copy Of to-.vr recript
Of stamp. y. J. HUNrISGrON & c.. 450
Broome street, n. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
STOMACH

Il Is no,c eieren !
years since DR..
Roback, the cel-l
ebitted Sicedish
physician, from
Stockholm, S,ce-
L.. an.aL L. ILL.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
PLANTATION BITTERS.

So Park Place, N. Y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-04-14
RAILROADS,

trrntss rrrnsssI srrnrs r,rrr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03
PFCrTPTS OF PRODTCE.

My S7l5 bales Cotton gsg Ahes pig Be,svI 10
,g. Cotton PKG. Cotton Seed Cake 800 Do Flour So94
- Wheat l. 20 bls5. Corn g4i8 hash Oats - bush Mali
ID Bsreg bush Grass Seed M t1sh Beans go bags Corn
NJ +, s Srirts Trr-enne O8 ibis Pitch 1881 BIZ Rosn 4
~ Prs SIS iAcs Beef 5 Cut Meai 4 pigs Lard 10 pigs
- s nj - Buster lu pkgs Cheese l5!ObbS Eggs 40 pkgs
"a ID IBIS Lari OIL psg Dried Fruit 800 pigs OIL Gale 81
rs Cr,r log tts WHISKY, Isl bales Wool u hAes Hops s2t
bel 80 Hides bdls Hides. as hh4S Tobacco. J. ~
80 .lto Dbl, iioaaes 12 pkgs. Rec 80 pigs starch ~
- l...- p. bales M, IL pkgs Pec4ns 6OJ Hams, - b IS
A-t-l I VI 81 .a..s sAlas.
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Proposals.
PACIFIC RAHROAD.-TC

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. - TO
" RAILROAD CONTRACTORS proposals VIII be received
the OEc, otAe Northern Pdtc Railroad Company No. 2O Broad
OF Cc4r Newlork until WEDNESDAY The LIST f Of
June l ~ y O'Clock, for the GRADING MAoOSsl BD.
ING BALLASIlN'I OF the NORTHERN PAClFC
RAILROAD the Minnesota, extending he
Rel River she boundary OF Minnesota "a
iiclgLg ecrthiug complete
TIE rosilel sEe track AMI side tracks ready u receive
tie raj sncrstuc;ure. Proposals be for tie N GeA ~ by
the mile.
sid Company will also receive proposals the time and
rails
ures The oa above The rails To be delivered on the dock s'
Duh the Of the Msdfp RIVER anl the
according blank FORMS which VII be ready for ds
huon wednesday NAY 1870 at tie Office he Company as
and aud probes or TIE rol
pee catons be and the tine allowed for
pletOn 81 toe contracts made knOan 49,.
Tie Company toe right 10 reject or al BIDS not deemed 10
b. Tor tie Interest Of the Company.
PRINTED CIRCULAR. containing full information will be furnished appi.
cation b. mail or oerw EDWIN r. JOHScON Chief
CT the Company at the ofes No IN B9away
uhn"Ohi cMIln
Anil President Northern Pse &c II. II. Co.
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IN. market weighing from $50 to Zoo ID sob quickly 9ss
,cun We No. sod At 908lc sn lighter at 7dIc
There Canadian stocers taken ct Se sn Oxen from y
"a. according condition The receipts OF Mich Cows number
oI "a head prices range stoa 100 The market for sheep
shows an advance Of lie last weeks prices the range being from
7.G8sc
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-NAy2
Reef demand this week a. sanoe sales 1902 E'ts
persvlysns o0+l0 81; Fair 10 Good a
"a M. ComEon Sheep held firmly sales 5000 st &c
80 Hoes and lower 1850 at Sl4G$lJ the latter for prime
CornfeL
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GinGnrial.

ROCHESTER WATER WORKS COMPANY
IL PER CENT GOLD BoNDSThe Coupons due Isl May tSun
dav per Gold Bonds this Company viii be ehei The
UNION Trust Co, y. Y, and after p Nay, 100 -
UTLEY DOCGHERTY.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Lso9y My Ihs Exchange closed to-day and there IS
:
Lyf lroI I'll - -Cotton openel fa' a; tn following
.jstoa. MiIug UIAuds ID htdlng Orleans u ltd.
Pag MAJ The Eolsse C{enet quiet al Il Fl. 81 ctnaneS
ASlvERP NAY 2.-PotTui->< opened quiet.
LrEEDlL May 2-J m.-CotionIhe shipments from BOMBAY
to- a. I'LL SINCE The lat report have been 4J bales Com. %
sl European. Beet lo e Of 30 n for Eastern Prime
ys Cees "a a. The best grades Of American tine Lad
e-e steady. - -
IyEaro9I Nav 24;3o Cooa closed irregular Mddhng Up
- li Mdiug Orleans Il. ii sales II The Jay 10000 tales,
l1. bales or export and speculation Cheese IS q cw for
ef rae. American Pork firm. Tupenue % q cst
LN1rN. MAJ 2 --.alOw Gull al ~ T. cwt.
'lEi,. NAV The Bo1rse closed dul Ponies. ~ &c
FEsFvkI Nay 2-Uaied States EveTaen! bonds opened firm
EHG--.
E1la. i. francs Z,
As1E Nay 2Pe;sosan closed lav! 50 francs for STANDARD
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cHlc.oo. Rock Island AND P.crrrc RAILROAD Co..

CHICAGO. Rock ISLAND AND PlcrrIc RAILROAD Co., I
sgaKTARYs OryIcy - wLLIAx-sr NKw YoRk April 49, 1870
FIO HOLDERS of CHICAGO AND ROCK
ISLAND RAILROAD BoNps-Ths Company prepared to
exchange sinking Fund Per Cent Bcni
1895 for the Bonds Of G Chcgo and Rock Island Co.. nunng IN
Jui lS70 offered exchange secured First Mort
the and Equipment extending from Chesgo
Council Bud including the Washington Bnsh being altogether $50
mile, in extent J. r. TRACY. President
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OFFICE o ACTING CONsIss,kY SUBsisrRSCE, /
FoRr CoLUSBUs, Ngw-YoRs HARBoR April %, 1870
PROPOSALS in duplicate, with copy of thi

DROPDSALS III duplicate, WIN copy OF tnlS
advertisement attached viii he received BY the uner ged until
n M on NAV 1870 Cor supplying FRESH BEEF 10 the troop
Fors Columbus and Wood Newiork Harbo and New
York The said Beef must be h Of good marketable quality
equal proportion Of fore and hind quarters necks shans aud Kidney
excluded and 10 he delivered at the posts above named free
of cost quantity required and
the commanding oer shall designate not exceeding four
per week.
Separate proposals duplicate will also be received by the under
signed the hour date for supplying Com
Ocers and their families stationed the aforesaid places
supplied therm with such CHOICE FRESH BkEf they
require such skLOlN anu POkIEhkOUbE
STEAKS, STANDING RIBS or RlB.ROAsrS.
These contracts be months such time AZ the Tom
General shall direct commencing the h Jay OF July, d0
TIE will be required o. into bonds Tor the Of Five
thousand Dollars gne By tao responsible suoue whose must
b. entered In tle bid.
The proposals ~ be opeBel y the 18th proro, which
une ami Place hhllla ar Instci 10 he present
Proposals vii he malse Pru sal! of B,tt' OFT. ailsse
q. III tthAl ORD BrpSeI OADl4.g. =. ,. A, A, C. s.
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6elp Wantco.

V'O BOOK AGENTS.-In travelling over the
cy doubtless good persons wLo would purchase
GRHElEYs TIE WAR There fresh calls
demand interfering with regular bu
Iez', yod might dispose OF many copies. Apply 20
jon Co. Tribune Buliiugs.
NNANTED-A thorough, practical STEAM
w ENGINEER to 70 the Introduction Of valuable engner
ng improvement this city. Atles In handwriting OF applicant with
statement Of atnne ant rlereaees ENGINEER p o Boz 485t
~ MARRIED and single FARM HANDS
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