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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08

Mr.. John W. West, Of Sayiorviile.
Iowa, has been allowed patent for =
wagon tha. is to be propelled by the load
Il bears-at least. the lead Is to help pro-
pelit. The inventor asserts that he has
By actual test gained one third the power
required to move the wagon and load
II this is correct, Why may not more be
gained and selfpropelling wagon pro-
dsced Z This viii naturally be the ques.
tion asked by the incredulous who will
laugh At the idea of the freight on a car
risge helping to propel it. But this is
actually tho case in q common uheelbar-
row. The load on the barrow, when the
handles are raised to the proper angles,
will press forward and attempt to run
away from the man who has hold Of It,
Mr.. West has seized upon this idea. and
suspended on four wheeled wagon q box
in such n,anLer that the. force of the
weight distributed over the box, will be
concentrated to given point ON the frnnr
ofthc wagon aud constantly press forward.
On even. solid ruzd. it will undoubtedly
work. For soft roads aud grades. i'm
pfovements are required. Few inven-
tions however, arc born perfect. Mr..
Vests patent covers principle. and all
improvements to his Invention will become
tributary to its value. Inventors general
ly are prompt to improve crude machines
that promise grand results. and We will NOT
be surprised TO see numerous additions to
this new wagon. and that it will be made
q success.-Des Loines Bulletin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08
SIG. THE ERIE SIG.
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
THE GREATEST TRIUMPH
in TuG-
HISTORY OF SEWING MAgHIHEs

Many reasons why our Machine Is the best:
!. IL Is the least complicated Of apy mzehine IN
the world = Its durability, In eoessqaenes Of It's
sinpIicity, Is uneqsalled. 3. It makes the elastic
"Loek Stitch" cc.brased for IL, strength. beanty
and elasticity. T. Il siII sew from tbe finest To
the heaviest fabrics With equal facility. s. II has
priced maehines. and unlike all low priced ma
forward 4. Il has self adjustable pfss,urs foot
which will pass hau the Iigi,test fabrics to the
very heavie,t without change. .. Owing 20 > Pc
culiar attachment TO t. IL 10 impossible for Is 20
drop stitch Hhcu tbs needle Is properly set.
PRICE: Machine. Gold Leai Finish. Flowers.
Be-. including Barnsfu's Self Sewer. Hemmef. Oil
Can, Screw Driver. Clamp Gusgc, Printed Diree-
tisns and best assorted silver stesi Needles. DIG.
Ao- The following written Gusfaptee IL given
with each machine. signed by the Wb"lssals sg~ut:
This g 70 warrant OF guarantees ths Erie Pre-
niup. Sewing Machine. this day sold 70 NJ.
for term Of Eve yesrs froa dsts befeof. In esse
this Machine or any part sf &c falls during said
time. We will repair n free Of expenss ~ take IL
10 exchange for new one. In case ths owner
iesires Il. viii receive thls machine any time
during I've years from date. sod allow the cost
price for it In part payment toward one of Grover
4 Baksr's, Singers. Wheeier Wiison's. Wilcox
d Gibbs' or the Fiafcpee, and furnish any one Of
'hose machines ~ tie manufaotufers regular price.
W. T. RUSH. Wholesale Agent"
Sample Machines can be seen st = D. Harper
4 Co.'S Store or at the residence Of ths sssnt.
8. 9. MARKHAM.
ns.liv5n36yi. Agent ~ Aihasy. Or.
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We learn from the Herah that 8. G.
Elliot, by his attorneys, MessIs Triu,ble
Logan, Shaituck and KiIlcD. has commen-
eed q suit in the CircuiI Court against
Ben Huiladay and G. Temple Emmei, for
the sum of 81 .00O. 900. The plaintiff. 10
bis complaint. among many other allega-
tions. sets firth that he and the defcnd-
ants are copartners, under the firm name
Of ben Holiday l. Co" and said Hrm
now are possessed of very valuable fran
ehises, rights u4 psopsr:y. Of the value Of
At least twenty million afdaiisss. Tie al.
leges that the defendants are conspiring
todeprive him Of all benefit and advantage
of said rights and property, and sppropiate
the same 90 their own use In conclusion.
the pl1intif asks that he be adjndged the
sum Of 81 900 900, and hat receiver be
appointed Of all the goods ehsaels aud ef.
fec's Of the said copaFsaership and the Or
egop and California Railroad Company
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! ION WORK N,aaly .nd sh.aply.aess ~
this ofaoe. si
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ADV E.RTIS EMEN rs.
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meFARLAND..
The New York World dispoees of
Mcfarland, in the following summary

! The New York World dispoees Of
Mcfarland, in the following summary
manner. asa 4
It is one Of the most undesirable
cases to keep padding in by attempts
to sound, and guage, and measure it,
and get its exact color and Dimensions,
that has happened in long time
And of all its features the most loath-
some is the conduct of the despicable
wretch, Mcfarland. While bis life
was in peril, he had considerable pub
lie sympathy; but now that he is out
OF danger, the public puts . props
estimate on his revoltiong baseness.-
The tide of feeling suddenly turned
against him when he desee lded (if de-
scent to him was possible) to the mean
ness of publishing the letters written
70. him by his wife in the early years
of their welded life. N,he had been
. person of any decency Of character.
he would not have gone whining and
pull NJ about her after he had consent
ed to the separation; separation that
was the consequence of-his ill-usage.
which, at the time. he shrank from
discussing and dared not deny. At
the FIRST shooting, his creeping stealth
lily behind Richardson and delivering
his shots in his back, was the act Of q
coward. The manner of the second
shooting betokened equal meanness
of spirit. We are not sure that hang
ing would not have been the greatest
mercy that could have been shown
him, for what can life be worth to q
miscreant 80 exposed, 80 thoroughly
despised and loathed, as this wretch,
Mcfarland
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cine Is so universally re-
~ acathartic, nor was ever
wSA any before universal
- every coantry and among
all classes, ss this mild
kHlVGT& but eiiicient purgatve
~oH l'fH. Tho Obvious rea.
-Ss eoa is, thlf it Is more re-
eSs6$ $r-.e-.:s liable and Ear more e1ec.
tual rcmciy than any
sriesl II, know that it cured them those who have
and all know that what it does once il does siwsys
that it ciils through any fault or neglected.
sand. oi or s .hes rsmarfaSie cures or tho
following complaints, but such cures are known In
every ncigabcrhood and we need not publish them.
containing neither caiomel any deleterious drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody: Their
them pleasant 70 take, while being purely vegetables
NO harm can arise from their use in any quantity:
internal siscera 70 purify the blood and stimulate it
Into healthy action remove the obstructous o. the
stomach, bowels, liver. and other org%sns % o. s t,s
by corrertnR, wherever they exist such derange-
ment. as are tho irst origin Of disease.
ts box. for the following complaints, which these
Iifis rapidly cure:-
nrs.. Las ssor and Aess Of Anpeeis =. they
shouii be taken moderately to stimulate the stom.
For Liver Con- nlsi,.s and its various symn.
toms, DBtsioas RHea lnche. Sick HHeaasarhe,
3NaadtcN or Girsea Htckncaa, @attOuO
Celtic and DallSus Revers, they should be ju.
diiously taken for each 10 correct the diseased
action rcmovc the distractions which cause II.
For Dysenscry or DiArrhGea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For 19hrumasisns, Cont, Gravel. Ralrs.
e;ss,on OF shN aHr1re, nsAsa In shss Nssg~,
Dsck and Lnina, they should bo. continuously
taken, requirc to change the diseased action OF
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Drepay and Drep.scal s.elSsss. they
should be taken IN large AMI frequent doscs to pro.
due the euct OF drastic purge.
For Supprcsston . large doee should he takes
- II produces the desired effect by symnsthy.
As Dinner Piffs take one or two Pills 70 pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dosc stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the apnetite,
and invigoratcs the system. Hence it IL often adj
vaneaHcous where no serious derangemcnt exista.
One who fccls tolerahly we'll oten nsls that dose
OF these Ptlis makes him fee tiecdeslly hetter from
their cleansing and renovating eject on the discs
tive apparatus.
DR. y. O. AVER q CO., PrscetcaI CAsssissss
LOWELL, MASS. y. q. II.
N-Ssia y, A. D.~ss.s.s aaa a~a.sis IN Mcr
mes everywhere.
SMITH 4 DAVIS, Portland, CRANE q BRIG
AN. San Francisco, Wholesale Agents.
se25v5n6yl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-08
HAIR DRESSING,
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For al the purposes Of . Laxasivs

Perhaps no one medk
cine Is 50 universally re-
qnired by everybody a.
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
~ adopted into use, Ia
every country and among
all cl.ssses, as this mild
but eihcient purgative
pttf. Tho obvious rea.
eoa Is, thlt it Is q more re-
liable and Ear more edec.
tual remedy than any
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"Did you pre,ent your account to the
defendant inquired larger Of hisscli-
ent. II did sir" And what did he
s.ys " Hcltold me TO go to the devil"
"And what did yeu do them" l.Wty,
shaa-I came TO yua."
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The follosinx sansd xsnsIsmss ers .aalAorissd
aet IS Agents for THx SfAfs kiGAfs Dsno-
sAr, and 60 receive I'D receipt for suhscs:ptions
to the paper:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

i,cr IL 1859. from Secretary Fish to the Span |
81 fninislcr. a. a complete answer 70 the
presidents message Of yesterday, declaring
n nj thore was not war In Cuba. secretar
III m has said In that letter 'tho civil war In
ca ba has continued for q year; battle aft er
BATTLE has been fought, and thousands u III ,cs
have been sacrificed"
And now comes tho President end says Tho re
Il no war and you were very great fools 10
believe what Fish said tothe Spanish Mlnlst er.
Had tboro been any change OF facts In Gu ba
10 war rant this change Of views on the p art
Of tho Administration NOtat all. The IN ar
dcrs stir went on there. There wero Ms ms ny
men mrgrshalled to-day under the Cuban lag
az had followed General Scott to Montozum ha.
lie wouhi rather have war with Spain { md
France 6, Imbincd than have this Govornm cnt
abato one jot or tlttlcOf It's adhesion 70 rep %.
lican libe rty. lie spoke Of the oommer' ial
advantage Of having control OF the Wost In
dies and Mexico.
Referring TO tho Prcsldent's aliusionto GU IAN
bonds, he remarked that that was cont Ta-
diction 70 the rest Of the message. II th ere
was no Government In Cnba, what could tb csc
bonds be but n myth. lie would like 70 b low
Of the amount OF mon ~ expended by the
Spanish minister to prov mt the rccognlth N OF
Mr.. Fitch, Of Nevada, could not agree with.
the President, or fail TO c. .iticiso his message
OF yesterday. The Admi nistratlOn had made
practical and dsgraJefu lalllancowith Spain
TO mpprcss the Cuban ms erection.
This was not prOpOslt ION TO recognize the
Independence Of Cuba, b. IT TO recognize the
existence Of war there, "a fact known TO all.
lie referred 10 the solzur Of our vessels by
Spanish authorities, and heir subsequent re-
lease without any romunci alton for damages.
He WAS Rlled with shame and regret at the
course OF thfs Administrr ulOn towards the
struggling people Of Cuba. The Spanish au-
thoritlcs seemed 10 have old high carnival
In the State Department nd influenced the
course Of the Administration He had no do
sire to dctract improperly tb 20 administration
of President Grant. In his opinion II Ind
been weak.
II help was not extended 20 the suffering
people Of Cuba, members Of this House must.
answer it 10 their constltucn "a. Answer Il 10.
their conscicnccs, and answc Il at the day OF
judgment. Applause In the galleries.
Mr.. Mungcn, Of Ohio, sp' jko Of the utter
absence Of personal liberty and security on
the Island Of Cuba, and urg cd the passage Of
tho resolution.
At $40 the House adjourn led.
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apVRN-Noar HyAttsvillc, on Monfiav luna n Al
tO,t0 n m AMANiiA, infant Daughter 1T John n and
Amanda d. Groom, aged ~ m ontha and D. DAYS
funeral services At O'Clock this IN ednosdaY) after.
noon from No. 2t street north. be .weou Ninth and
Tenth etreotA woat4
MEHRLIHG. ION Tuesdsy. jun IL, MR.. SUSAN II
NTHniINu, IN the thirtsaooon ycs Of her no. aftof
A short but painful Illness.
Tho friends Of tho fninilT are peotfully ny,tod 70
aiand the funeral from tho rostb ioo OF othor.
inaN, Daniel AehrnEt Sevonth street, the toll.
gate Il . p. m. today. Mag ahe r ~ in poafa.
sHEA--On tho 18th Inst, NJ -. May BHu, aged
f6s funeral win taka place ON her lac ussidouce
IAN q streat northwest, this ftWodnsadA asarnoon
Al O'clock Hsr frienda Apf aoquAn no : aro N.
yitSd N attend the funeral.
Indianapolis papers pleas copyl
McINTOSH.-On tho m orninE Of the 18th Inst at
O'Clock, CHARLOrTE NEm MON, only child OF Irwin n
and MARY L. Mcintosh, az cd mon this and q daya
Tho friends OF the fAmi ~ Invited 70 Attend tho
funeral At O'Clock thlA (WednssdA evening frpIn
tho residence OF hor 70 rents, corner Ninth and Il
| Htroota.
| JOIINSCN.--On Tu1 ,day, juno H. ts7u Mrs PnP.
| ella JOHNSON, aged ~ years.
The friends Of tho deceased ars respectfully ~.
ysd 10 attend hor funeral this "Wednesday evening
at O'Clock, from tho residence OF her brother VIM
Orme, No. R3s street, between Ninth and Tenth
Il atrnsta.
| CHEVALLIE.--On "Wednesday, tho sth inat at the
residence Of Frank Turk, esq, Of this city Mrs A. o.
QHlvAIIIE, widow Of tho late IionrJ Choyallie, Of
T6s remains Win DO taken North for intorment
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL
WARRINGTON, d, o., June 10, $50. I
Sealed proposals. for Furnishing stAtlonerJ for the
pagtment until MONDAY, tho 18th instant, At u
sshedule Of articles and estimated quantities rc-
qulred and blank forms Tor bidding containing full
Information, win be furnished on application Al this
once.
The bids and contract viii DO subject 10 the usual
customs Of tho Departments OF the Government In
sach cases. HORACE CAPnoN,
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INDIANAPOLIS ARsIsNAL, I'M, Juno g. 1870
Scaled propgsal fqr the supply o. the troops At hIs
hrsenal with Lresh Beef from July l. 1870, 10 Decem-
Der 81 1870, viii DO reooyed until tho "a protimo
The Fresh Beef b be delivered in such quantities AZ
be, from time 10 time, required aud on such DAYS
a. shall be deagnatod By tho Commhndlng Onieer.
Proposals should be In dup oate and addressed
10 the Commanding Ohicof, Indianapolls Arsenal and
marked Proposals for Fresh Beof."
Thoy VIII DO opened at tho Arsenal Once al 10
present n N, HILL
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Tie Courts.


Cuot TT CouRr-fafg, Ola IN. tolic-,,. bD.,,...
vas trai sAoted yestotdayi
Mode noush ct al ~. HAlly This vas an action on
an AeH - contract concerning certain land and Ger.
tain wN din htahord county Va, prior liens, ae The
jury iou "a vordietfor tho dsfendant
Low lourtVs. Corporation o. Washington ~ con.
sont o. nrues this case referred N j. j. Iohnaon
and w. arusi 70 audit the Aeoounts bstreon ~. -
tics.
schoed or V. Cook, Verdict for plaintiff In aaeo.
Drumu ond ". Drummond. This case was stIll on
trial At N oadiournmont Of tho court
CAsKa TO-DAY
Tho fol wing cases Ato arraEnod Tor tidal todsyi
No, lis ant AZ Tho ossas from ISL 70 7l0
Adiodfnt d.
ORPHANS CouRr -JadlJs Parcsn--Thla court vas
engaged ., follows yesterday
LAST VILLA it'll.
Tbslast WIN Of Rachael s,swsft heretofore r,por,es
was admitted 20 record.
Tue VII 81 Bsniamin woodfeld bo1uoathlna his q.
tato % his sife. 50 es,,aS ior probate
LgYrEha tEsrsMnNrARY, Erc
u. ThomM HAyo bond In $500 a. executor Of IA.
oheI Stewart -
W. Van kammsrheubsr gave bond as administrator
Of NVilloheh Van Kammerhouber, In Ri,Oo0
l. uters Of administration, with the viii ANNEXED. on
tho state Of Isaac Ehtner native Of PENNSYLVANIA
but oitizon Of MeHico, were granted 10 Joseph A
VlAJ the viii 10 this case being In tho Spanish Ian
EuAgo.
-I- GUARDIAN
Ida hgsdormaier EaVo bond In eBoO guardian Of
Karl J. NiedsunAier.
Adiou med.
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pROPOsAlS FUR Moop AND OOAL
OFFICE A. A. q. NJ
NASHVILLE, TENR., May ~, 1870. J
Proposals. In duplicate win be received At this Qoo
until u m, on FltIDAY, jane a. 1870 for turniahnE
WOOD AND COAL
may DO required at this post for tho period Of one
year fTgm and after July !, 1870,
Weed 70 b. GOOD mofohAntabo hard wood, cut four
foet In lonath
Coal 10 b IL humps suitable for CRATES and the grade
o. eos ang the name Of the mines from which pro
curod 70 20 stated In the bids. One hundred and
tNsnY-gaht cubic foot TO DO taken as cord OF wood
and eighv bounds ~ buahoi o. coal,
Al q ths Articles 10 be q the best quality.
hiddo VIII state 4oparetely tho prices for deliveries
At Ash Barracks and In the oly N NaahTlils Tonnes
Payments VIII DO made monthly II funds arc on
hand oE the purpose and the usual bonds will DO
BY order % Brsvet Colonel A. r Eddy. ohlof Quar-
-. : IItNllY o. WARD,
iottd BFeyot Captain U. }, A., A, A.oM.
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PROPOSALS. ron MAIL BAGS.


f0aE OFFlNE DEfARNhFNTL
WAAAINurOr, d. o., June q, 1870. Z
Proposals viii be received a this Department until
O'clock tho 18th day OF July, 1870 for furnish.
Ing And dellverng within three months thereafter at
the Post Once In ths city, two thousand Mail Pouches
hirysH inches In length and thirtyaiK inches In cir.
conference, made Of atrong and closely cotton
imporVioua to rain. Buoh pouches should have
circular bottom, iron rings nul two Inches In diane
tori for handles and light and noIible mouth piece
that can DO easily and securely fastened with paddock
also, narrow leather strap 80 rivoed or permanently
attached 70 Afford ready means Of purnnR up or
FathorinE the pouch In the middle DO constructed
In any manner beat adapted 70 the Of the mail
catching apparAtua OF the railway mail service. spe
emen pouch. showing precisely what Ia offered % DO
Furnished must accompany each proposal Such Of tho
aPooimens submitted A. can With saieiy and conyo.
nionoa be used In the service Will DO retained and paid
for At the prices for which they were offered
Eyep propo.al must bo accompanied With bond OF
Eve th0uaAnd dollars eIsouted By the bidder and two
suretlos, whose suhcloney shall be cerhed By the
Postmaster OF the place Of their rsdencel and oond
TONED lor tho fulhllmeut o. such propoaal accepted
By the Postmaster General.
made on or baforo tho 18th day Of JAY, $50.
Proposals should DO incoaed In envelope, ndoraed
Proposals for Nal BAGs,n and be addressed 10 tho
A II nEgNVEII
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nIAnRIEl


DAVIS KING. On Tho 9Th at Robruary, 1870 ly
tho Rev. w. v. Tudor pastor Of the " NJ church MI.
JSnoHn DAVIS TO Miss JgSNIR krN0. both Of Wash.
lnHtou.
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Railroads.
IEXANDRIA IogP9g9 AND nAMrsniaE

A LExANDRIA Loyp9pgH AND nAMrsutRE
El]sp .epsduip. b iaaSs March 81. is. Two
49, ins daily toSoSpt aundayj between hioTaniris
p M RrriSs At HsmoS 1i a At w pa and
Leave Hamilton a ~ A. ny and l9.ib D. N. Arrive at
train from kiossRdra aud "a y M rnb rom Ham
ton ooanee, q Hamilton With ksmp,s daily line Of
WInehssiori aiso witt RSamors Inc n Cosehos
which leave Looaburg daily e. 4ldle spd MadeburE
spaH GENERA lr IN kscn,.
1NIIROUgH LINZ BETWFRN WAsniNUTON,
w.sniNa nSp ,i hnm h iSI Sc0
Trains boiseen washington and Nov fsrk arc ~.
FoR NV wy Yoi,R,, rI,hou. change Of cars ia
Leave daily toHcept Sunday Al 725 m, latS, and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
l.svs daily te1oOpt Sunday at rs a m. ;lts. and
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New YoSk at 200 D. m. and Philadelphia Al
SEssSRI.E OI e. Nov YS5E e. traIR ogy
Boston can DO had at tho station ONCE at all hours o.
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement Tor
sens a., between Washington, Batpore AnniPolia.
"''~ Master o. Tfan.portStiou,
I'M COLE General Ticket Agent
baltimore AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
r,.,.. w ON, w !, Jqns ise
s9d AslllNGToNAND THR WEST, arc now run a.
ron BAITTMoRR.
Leave dalI, sIoopt SUNDAY, At 6il5 % and . Is a.
NJ and 40 BIZ AZ II ~ NJ tEH+IoSs
osTs dd15ly except Sunday, At s'iS and 9s' a. m..
ron ANNAPOLIS.
OF from Annapolis on sundAy
FoR BHITiHoRR,
S"'' ats ron 4 Il va %aS sFsG r s5s SPIN
Leave f X H AZ f s1a II 81 So 4It IL R%Rsr
Leave daily, oHoept Sunday, At SIS and % m,
9a sSndS st 2 90 and lts p M, enl, eopsso,ps a,
Ksy station Nth trains from baltimore TO wheeling
Tor strssbafE and points bstveOu Relay House and
sr.,SuIs .dd %nS SSS%%SS SsodS%Sds
Throagh ticEe,s to tho west can DO had at tho wash
Por Nov York, PhlladolphiA ard Boaton, sse GdVor.
Master Of Transportation.
In CoLB, gsngral Ticket Agent
1870 pENSsyfGgEEEsSiIE pourr 1870
TO fHE EoRriwFsTI ssoUTn. AND soUfH.
op.na .n., Ma, , MEs slriD, vim ,,,,ov,
wsships,on .o' ' NJ ' bai%orS ,oasc d lI2
MAO .. m. ....... f.i0 .. m.
THE diRETf G D6BlUTbLErRAoR 'R0utTT2 p m
With elegant sceney, Palace sAteroom day and night
Two, hundred miles sGvOd TO Western and Central
fTRkE DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS MEsT,
Thtgugh from baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and PITTS
iei.t. " ths route can be procured at tho once,
corner o. hIh street and PennsylyanlA avenue under
Nat2nhl Hotel Whero reliable Information will be given
PssssnSsfs procuring tickets At this once can secure
ss RhG GIS' s iFi ~ T E% GScp f
Corner Sixth st. and Penn syonIe,
I'D, YOUNG. General Passenger Agent =. ~
bhtlInotsi Mu.
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IF YOU WANT FLOUR SACKS, PAPER BAGS,
l Wrapping Paper, Tr!nes, 49, A. New York and
and dealer gi5 Eighth 5tFool northwest neA! H9Ethn
Liberty Market myoom
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DRorOsAils FOR FIoUn.

IEDnNLroIIs ARaINlI, IED., Juno 2, 1857.
Bealed pruposals IN duplicate, Tor the supply of tho
ifo0pa q ts Arsenal WITH Flour FROM July 1870 10
December 81, $50, will DO received until the "a
Tho Flour 70 DO delivered In such quantities az may
be from time e time reqnlrod 1nd on such days - shah
Dc dosignAted by the Commanding Officer,
Proposals should DO IN duplicate scaled, aud ad
dressed 10 th9 Commanding Ohicer, Indianapolis
Ar.ena and marked Proposals for Flour.N fhey
VIII be op0ued At the ONCE ol the undersgned Al 10
July D. At which time bidders invited p pres
isl9 Capt. and Brow Major Coming and x. Us.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-15
Proposals.


OFFIcH DEPor oUAnrgn~ArrTn,l
UHfCAoo, ILL.,, Mar 81, 1870 !
sealed proposals, IN duplicate viii DO recoiIed at
June 80 Tor iulnishng The Stationery required At
HoadquAItea military Division Of tho Missouri. a
Chicago, illinqia for one az year from Jny T. I'm
Samples and st Of articles required can be soon upg
application a. this sdice. -
Proposais 70 DO lndorso Proposals for stAtloneryr
and addressed 70 the undersigned,
N, y, Chief Y. N. MI Mo, JAMES GitI,iAS y
inl3td Capt aud A. q. NJ, U.SA,
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Personal.

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IL EICE and RESIDENCE 10 NORTHEAST COR
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AIDES AND GENTLEMEN UAN HAVE PR
II yute consultations a. No. 1907 hAssaehnsetts
av0nue between Tonth and Eleventh streets with
DR.. GARDINER, Of the Hoord Hospital. United States
Anny-A gentleman Of tWenty-soven years experience
N. Nippon tho rooaipl Of e10 advice and medicine
win DO sent froo By sipresa 70 any Of G-e-t-ssS15-
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