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The Placer herald., 1870-12-24

MURDER AND RoBBERY.-A fiendish, heathen-
ish murder and robbery was committed at Stew
arts Flat, below Newcastle on MONDAY afternoon
last, tho character of which is we'll calculated to
startle the community. Booker Chambers, one
of the Oldest miners on the Flat, and quiet and
cstimable gentleman WAS the victim and the cir
cumstances were about as follows: 1t seems
that q Chnaman had been at Chambers cabin
once or twice trying to buy mining claim, and
that he had gone there again about o'clock on
Monday, and that Chambers had ceased mixing
bread, as the dough was still on hisfngcrs when
found, and taken his pick and pan and gone to
show him how the claim would prospect. Cham
be- NJ position when found would show that he
was on his right knee, bending over and had
struck one or two licks under the bank of the
claim, when he was struck heavy blow on the
back of the neck with n sharp hatchet cutting
through the coat collar and partially severing the
spinal hone, = second lick struck on the side Of
the neck sev ering the jugar vain; he then fell
was pulled over backwards, and again struck on
the right forehead, burryng the bit Of the hatch
ct in the brain, and fourth lick just above the
right ear and fifth below the right eye and ear
Chambers was known to have some 5000 in gold
coin about his person and abyut the same or n
greater amount of Old dust, and gold hunting
case watch The watch guard was cut and the
watch taken, leaving the upper portion of the
guard around his neck and his pockets turned
inside out and empty. Booker Chambers was
Virginan by birth, So years old, and an uncle to
John and Berry Mitchell, well-known apd re-
spected young men who reside in the same
neighborhood. The body Of Chambers was
found on Tuesday evening by James Hickey, q
vater-dtch agent, lying Just as he had been
murdered with the pick just he had dropped
it at the first fatal blow Chambers is the fourth
or fifth victim of these brutal, heathenish man
butchers within a few years. in this county, and
the weapons and mode of slaughter and stealthy
acts have been almost identical in each Case
We quit this recital with mingled feelings of
horror, pity and revenge, and sicken at the
thought that any OF European extraction
would want these heathens among US.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24
RANCH FOR SALE.

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY RHA
~ acres of Land FOR SALE about fs.sns1l6
mile west of Auburn, OF which ~ Essaa
EIGHTY ACRES is patented, and ts.ssHaEsEkzss4
the other EIGHTY is possessory claim. The
Land adjoins the Farm of of +. Il. Loving and
has House and improvements on the same.
The premises can be purchased at
Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
clear of all encumbrances. For further partcu-
lars enquire of the undersigned, Mt Room 12l
st. George Building Sacramento, or VIM. G..
Green, at Ophir, Placer county, or at this office.
MRS. JANE L. TEMPLAR.
Auburn December 10th.--Gw.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
n1srxAs CHURCH SxRv1crs-Divine service

CunIsrxAs CHURCH SRRvIcxs-Divine service
will be held at half past 10 o'clock tomorrow,
Christmas Day. at the Catholic Church, by
Rev. Father Kelly. The Rev. Father will hold
midnight service at Folsom, and then come here
and hold special Christmas services as above
A general attendance of the public is kindly in
vited.
N. E.-Rev. j. II. Peters will preach a ser
mon in the Court House, appropriate to the day,
tomorrow, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. The M. E.
Church choir will sing sacred music suited to
the spirit of the services The NJ. f. Sunday
School will meet at the close of service
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24

SURVEYING QUARTZ CLAIMs.-We learn that
Mr. Bethel Surveyor and Civil Engineer has
been surveying the Trouble and Shipley edgcs
for Mossls McFadden and Sears, and also the
claim Of Baptist Singer. extension Of the
Shipley ledge. Mr. Uren, United States Deputy
Surveyor has also been engaged this week in sur
veying and plotting the qua u Il nes of the Ophr
company, the Green mine and others il tho vi
cinity of Ophir. All these surveys are being
made preliminary to the purchase OF tho mines
under the Act Of Congress of 1865
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24

BANK ExcHASGE.-At this old and favorte
stand Mullen & McCready will have, tomorrow
morning, Christmas gifts for the million; among
which will be found egg-nog, to the magnitude
of oceans; and everybody is invited to partake
without price, which is the beauty Of the thing
in these "hard times and worse coming" How
long this thing lasts, this deponent sayeth not,
but ventureth to say that you will not be turned
off dry at the first call.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24

AT the Postofiice Willis can supply You with
fancy albums fancy lockets. portfolios, money
purses for ladies and gents, and innumerable
other nice things for presents to wives, children
and sweethearts.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24

Our little Rattesnake gift Concert moves
steadily and smoothly along and if the Bible
readers of San Francisco will read q chapter or
two and pray for it, we think it will go; but if
they attempt to lay hands on us we will let our
Rattlesnake loose and some of these city Christ
ians may so straight to Heaven from snake bite.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24

The old sport Drryee, brought another fine
deer to town this week, and landed it in Dods-
worth & Cos Auburn Meat Market
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24

No WATER.-Mr. &. W. Reamer has the Bear
River & Auburn Water L Mining ditch all thor
oughly cleaned out and ready for water, but
there is no water to fill it. The season has been
50 comparatively dry and the late cold weather
holding the snow on the mountains has almost
exhausted the supply of water in Bear river and
tributaries, and nothing but warm weather OIL
more rain will give us the needed supply. Oul
surface mines, and indeed, the hosting works Of
most of the quartz mines in this section of the
county are supplied from the two Bear river
ditches and when they are dry it makes dul
times and scarcity of money. For near three
months this has been the here, but this
state OF things cannot continue much longer, il
the voice Of the people is the voice Of God.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24
A Glorious Chango!!
TIL GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
st0rative is the siacet-anchor Of
the feeble and dcbilitated. As u
tonic and cordial for tho aged
and lanssiid, 1t has NO equal
among stOmachics. Al a remedy
for the nervous weakness to-
which, women are especially sub
ject, it is supersedins every othcr
stil:.ulant. In ali climates, trepi-
cal, temperate, or frigid, it aess
as IL specific i'm every species of
disorder which undcrmincs the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits, For sale by
all druggists.
Augnk 97eh- 1870,
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24

A LARGE CHRISTMAS TEEE will be erected in
the Arnory Hall this evening, free to all. There
will be, we understood, no clap-trap to wear out
the children and make the parents carry them
home in their arms. For this and from the Cos
mopolitan character Of the entertainment we
look for crowded house and happy results.
We hope nothing will occur which is improper
to be seen or heard by innocent children. On
such occasions it is proper that no Beet Of the
Christian community should have exclusive con-
troll or sught be said or done that would offend
any one. With such a programme all who can
should attend and join in the Interchange of
presents and the greetings OF the evening.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24

CoLD WEATUER.-For the past ten days iAe
weather has been as cold, if not colder here than
for the past twcnty-one years. Ice has formed
to the thickness of half an inch and the ground
has remained frozen on the north sides Of two
story buildings all this time. On last evening
the atmosphere was softenins and the heavens
showed indications Of weat, er-breeding, and We
think it will rain on Christmas eve and day.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24

the past few days. Turkeys in wagons, turkeys
in carts, turkeys in boxes, turkeys in coops, tur-
keys in mems hands, turkeys on mems should
ers and turkeys on horse-backs with their heads
below their heels and if there is not gay feast
ings tomorrow, it will not be for want of turkey
In short there will be less of living turkey, to-
morrow night in and around Auburn than there
wero this morning. or we don't know turkey.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
Of your Grocer or Druggist .
package Of SEA M0sS TAR1NE
made from puro Irish Eoss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts Ct Elanc Mango.
and a like quanti = Ct Puddings
Custard5,, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is to cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes 4
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as @ light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-24
$40 REWARD !!

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM >adE1eRl
- the Subscriber, at Auburn, in Obk&S4$
October last, WHITISH ROAM N0
COW with large horns--onc dropping lower than
the other, and branded 63 on one rump, and
WB (connected) OF the other. The above re-
ward will be paid for thed elivery OF said COW al
my blacksmith shop in Auburn.
NOSES FREEDOM.
Auburn reNtrnbe@ 1hkA 1a70.-H
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WlV7WI I'VE NINlt. -. 7. = =. =
-nnnna. : ron In.N sIIPpIIEs-

HREDq'Rs DEPARTMENT or TN PLArrE.l |
OgiicE or gAlEl or1kLI ii az IN
two Tes,onsLit psftlss not hddsfs, and Seoonpanled
~ SS1it dIU Sso. 4 l ~ O. w fIDA 1S - iGs
delivery Il he ior0Ning named supplies at the points
d'''snIosSaa R eii1 sARRAoKs, NEBsAsKA,,
ao cords Hard Mpgs Or S sSSS q SSs w tons
Ts Sss MI II sS.SS'l' Lime
s.6o cords Wood, % - Tons 0oSl ~ tons Hay
'oS o Ss;hiii PiIl1 LATE SEBRGsiA.
SO0 cords MePds P Fl S S99s SSoSLoRADo.
$50 cord, WOOD n 70 tons o. Goal la tons Of Hay
'aOu.hs stb mn NHBRAsKA
LOO eoTds MsSd q Y i9ss E ~ MYo XII '
'"OO 'O lou SSshsi, thsEsss.ssi, .vo,nTo
eOO cords Wood OF rs tons q Goal ~ tons OF Hay
oS sSIh S ShsES9si ~ S %SsSSSM lttNS
200 'G 49, S SSSSsi 81 dhsSvos Su,se s
FORT BRlDuKR, WYOMING ~,
100 cords Weed, % ~ onsof coaii 40 tons Of Hay
AGO P ShHs q psoSftjSf.As, UTAH
% tons Of iSS SsOO bashslI charcoal. ioo bushels
sgO cords WOOD. as tons o. Hay, 800 bushels Char
' ffSo5Rr FErrERMAN, WYOMING.
500 cords Wood 30 tons Of Hay, 500 bushels Char
coal 40 01 oSHP RBRoYN
so cords Wood, At shoahone Agency In Wind ii'o'
Bids are for bay In stack g q bales Pm ~.
Es SsS S from which coal VII b furnished must q
''itsSa h. m.ds ssp.ratey for each article atOasl
post s Ra@Sd and may 30 made for any portion q th'
sqpphos sequiredi ,, .,o,r,,.. to commence july l
LSS ma 1SS R q 10 Sois guSa oS9
bay and straw and one hall Of ne ehaTSq ~ u ds's
dSiysEod each month Thereafter un'u Wv D''''
9oass VA b ISt With ,HS BFSSy S4ss shii ~ SoSR
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Railroads.


ALEXANDRIA, IoupQvN AND HAMrsHIRR
~ |# RAILROAD.
S :Se.Ss: S: sSs S Sss..a &
and hAmiiton. Leave Aeaan,dfs At % 4 n sna ~
his sss Al ~ : m sgd isS p N, The sos M
, sls d 5sS$ Z, as;os VIZ Kemp ds as
ge.che. e. P.Ses,ills sRisssssil asos ssa
which leave LsesGurS daily 81 aI9 ,Pa MIddleSu
sva.u GsnstS fioEs. xssut
HHoYaahiL ibE E Rbr sk sbi wv yoRK
Trains bv.ss gss2 ~ SsT 1Gs sf 9Tp
'9 To III Ns% YolK. without change Of cars -
isaye daily toIeopt sauday)st $50 a m, i2iS and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily tercopt sundAy)a At 500 a M hee' ana
@"P" ON SUNDAY.
Leave for Nov YORK At 800 and PhilAdelphia At
:spiae g. Ne. ySss e P Y ,,slR Ss
Boston, can be had At The Station once al all hours Of
" 9ss slIg: :.;
and The West -, ~ MIls,oh,
R q gGs5 THS'1 hs TlSs' ws!Eins,gu
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
-. :, wasgySsTcs DscsH3gE 4 I, !, l 6P
Leave daily, oiosp, saadsJ. Il 100. 90 and , 10
m, and u e, SY9, g q : end sI 2 ~ n
Leave daily, creep, Sunday. at 100 and 70 a M
''' ahao'" p ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leaye a ! and s0 a N, and $50 p m No tram 70
Leave ''sA F Y az VIZ 80 sfG .PS USRIm
s ss s .Issp s ssasd 81 III Saf sS1sy
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OFFICE AcTrgg ConllnssARI SUBSISTENCE,
FoRT OoLuhBua, N. Y. Harmon, April ., 1510 4
Propoaals In dupcate, with cory o. this .dyertise
mont attached, will DO received By the undersigned
until u M the 18Th Of May lo for supplying Fresh
Beef 70 tho troops stationed al Forts Columbua and
Wood, Now York harbor and Now York city. The aid
Beef must be fresh q eood malsetAble quality n
shanks and kidney tAqw 70 be oIendod and 70 DO Do
vorod At the poata above named free Of cost In lnch
quantity may DO from une 10 tne rcqulIed and on
suoh days the commanding Qhioer shall desgnato
NOD 0ncoodins four times per week
BgparAtq pTaponaa, In dnpoate, viii also be reoeyed
By The uno rignod, 10 hoaAme hour and date above
mentioned, Tor supplying commissioned officers and
alr families alatiolod Al tho Aforesaid places, th0as
uppllsd tharsfroln with 1ach choice Beef they may
fnn time 70 tins reJqire sch a. siroin and porter
hQueo ataak, standing nba, o. ~ roaHta
TkSS c1Hfacia % be n love- ~ OF snoh loss
tima a. tho enqral ahal direct oommeno
ing on the Isl daT of yu5, i9l,l---r-m
fhs eontFAsieF Will b ralulIed % e4ss Into bonds
hdA I'M
The proposals. win be sasd 1t u o'coqb, n On ,ls
9Th PtoElmo at which time and place sddsss are la
ytted 10 be present.
Hpssss VIII DO mArkod ''ProRgi, q Bss5r ard
myatd Broyot CAPTAIN. U. 5, A.. ON
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

DEror ouAnTERMAHTyn'a oyTIuE.l
CmAnLlnroN, q o., NAY g 167O.
Sealed propo..A ~ dsplioeas With gopy p mi. Ad
Until y e'eloet m, en Monday ths eih day q june
leas than - pounds 10 the bunhel
About ls0 tons good Timothy Hay.
About u tons clean Rye Straw
Or such quantity, more less may DO required for
nao and issue during tho four monthA, commencing
June ist and ending September %. $50, The Oats 70
DO delivered In uao Of hboat three bushels each, and
the has and straw Ia DO well haled-
Usual sertiheAtsa a 70 resppass tln % bidder 70
contract Will be required from the Successful bdder.
Proposals viii DO tndorsed Proposals. for Forage,
and addrulsed 10 tho undersigned.
by order Of Oolonsl a, r. kddy, Chief Quartermaa
tor, Department Of the sogth- ~ bLgsf.
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Proposals.


49,. 49,. S,,.,.,,,, 90 o,,,.,.-,...,
Of'NA S''i DsphaT,iysr ~ nh1dya
81. PAtrIs MNE., MAJ 4. is7n.
s..tt r. AMI - ~ i,s 1870 =, a.
~ " % is ~ W..
~ y. ~ Nh a., M hioct from Jniv ie7a u
fsg,.i ~ III =, ~ -. ~ - ~ S - ''' -
W. 80 80, ~ ~ ~. X " o,. cornn.,v
~, sa.,Iosab b 4 ~, oss esmpsnis.
Eort RiplsI. M9n.. ono e0raR.aI
~ NJ ~ ~ ~ .s..t s}shie o,.Uty Ia s,,,.t
pra,,tio. ~ tosa "a Mind onsTsrs tneei shsnks
ansg ss9n 70 n aa Al .as ,lnss
4 nay b relgrcd ,a., ,,,,. ..O.
,a ~ M ~ ~ ~ Al M foarth vsrtsbrai Joint and
ne broast tlmIggad down .,..u n. an, On s,,,,
,tas II 49, i ~ ~. 49, ~ 1890 t,lnt snd 81 hind
quarter from 'I 10 esht inc's above inc EApr"' or
Buds from rn pn.t spcsi the names ~ sd 20 ~
pTe.sRt z To.pond 70 hsiI s.as -, .,u,.,n
-. W. W ~ ~ IN. 49,, . ,,,.S hS ~
n hisrh 4 ~ raj f ~ ~
pss,,ss ss.rs me i''ua performance o. mo
1890 ssa. ~ H. msds rSe,s, n sush fsSd. y MAJ
% 9s. 81 ssnd none on nam" 70 % n'"' 30" ''
i'll, must r y, NJ 'o'
A.. "a ~. -. ,e-,sst G,,a,,s,dcr
~ a"'''''' W wv D. III GILMAN,
By iAeu1 Ool O'S' A. u n Dep@'uno n,i Il a
TSpops1s a ia nm sfflsisII ssf,T sTo1Vs
Nh-' fo'' ~ ns,' nv VI
r. oYy1cE PuHrH1sfvo avn Drpor Oo,rs'Yl
"a 4, ~ if n.y. NJ, msy ~ iiSs5'
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Government Sales.

CONVENIENT sALR
wbs M 10 10 asss' IN is ga y
auction, commencing At 70 o'coct, M, the follgWnG
ms sprinsasld Hno Mpststs
Rayg Rs s1 sIys sS, Con Manu.
eO0 fars q $50 q Infantry and Cavalry AocOuire.
sou SCARE P.rts Of Small Arms.
u SaTs aridiss and other Part. Of nO.o EquID.
fB Horse hiauhsta
g Ralrs q sPgSrs snd Strap r
as55t'iss PeEHn''ion c9P' lor l Na.L s,
". FCs"d' %.gaSSt n" scrap No 'p"'p'n'
Sets Male Harness.
la q small Articles ineludlnG quantity Of aecond
band Bheksmltha', Carpontors, and. HAmesa MAkors'
4 agsn,I.y Of shorel. spAdo- scythe. orndssono.
Portable Steam Knsins, 9horse power.
Screw Iaihe, is.toot swing.
slide Rest Lathe. =,
bo9 Pound. ReaaSsd CSiaTs 'G y PoiSssa
The PSoPRolas and dhoPse q fots,a arc Of good
Terms Of sale Cash. on d,y Q, ,.lss, ,o,v,
Captain Of ordnaPcs BEOvst lieut. doi. q. q A..
TUE San ANTONIO AND MENIgAn. uUbf
sI.rS PSpAnEIsss IpI aIlrA5g D,5I1ISr
'rAi 8y ~ TsGGI vsr INF TSsS Rpri n is
In Sgpplls9es Nth ,hs erdss ne ssersts,5 e War.
S1 isis & sss w 81 1 q RS3fi
lea d and . ths San Antonio and Mexican Gulf ra
rad, from Iay9ea % vietoriA, IsIa,s Il.
.dIns', Saldipss ~a.sT .s.oS. ,a.sSis. AZ Ss
% a, tss and .SpDS pcTn&s K the
p Mile q TIsoL, more or less. ...
bb ~. ~. Oaf
Piatform Oar. -.. D..
ENGINE and Tender.
Rnsine House, At Iayaoa
Dspgi Building. !. ISyaes. .H ..ar..
hsehine shoP, a VistqSia 4. Wis.,.
ES 1 SSss a. ssI DRR s,G On S SsPs
iMlsosllAnsoas Lot Of Railroad Material BOXING
lweT,hie,. I lot Of Blaotsml.h.' Tools,
linked lot q MAehnoJ, being odd piooo.. Ae,
sps irs Tuck. Ens ioO.c along tho rO.d botwO On
FAM Driving "A''''' AZ ''''''~' ..
| / IRON safe.
2Pairn Seaiea
| Hand Trucks.
/ Cruss-cut Saw. 90" .
agent y * rSad, and any Information desired nay b
Obtained ioni tho Chief uartermsster nth Miiital
/ full Particular given on day q sale.
81 2sSS Il TafS ' kyp %aa
B.sys. Major and A. O. U. S. A, in charge q o! n
CKLE OF QUARTERMAsTERS sToREs,
r. DEPUTY q. M. gEsEnAL's oPTIcE,l
PuIADELrHIA, April ~ lsiO.
VIII DO odd Al public auction at Sohuykill Arsenal
snssl ~ d4Seiicn ~ Sspssin Wsm II ali
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CUPPLrEs FoR THE UNITED srATEs ARMY
% oEylu. oH1, sy,sT.ns,,.EEn,l


og 91 fS S%sI ,S 2StSaI NJ I is5
sealed p59Bos1s w ssosssd a. th' Sef sad =.
worth, unit, q e'eoek June 9 i9g for the dslly.
'T Of The i0u9 fotf Hiiff sssIs p0'u h'in'o
I.sS S9Sd. I!i N w., MGSS; oo.l
ls 'o iJhT HAgKER, KANSAS
49, bushels Bl,aninous Goal.
wv 'o"' n foRT HAYS, KANSAS.
100 bushsis Bliumlnoaa Coal
aN' IONS R6itT WALLACE. KANSAS.
100 bushels Bitnmlngas yaal; 49,,
LOTT ~ RNED' KANSAS
SO 6a'h'i fB BIiTT BSSc Gsi KANSAS.
80 6ashels Bitaminous GOAL
Ig'SS Si sgPPLY, NDANTERRrToRY,
So buHhels BituminOus Goal.
''OS '"n, PORT LYON, CT
LOO cords Wood
IN yOSd for y s0 Ss sSSd tRSi 10 fot bSdSs
lamp supply, FOrtg Lyon, And heyuolds, 2 be p NE
Yas Z Tf Ss s sSS % sSs fs ios oas
p; sood i 'R FSIt !" a Va s. sS
The gSa1tiy sdysi Sf e, aS " .sss,sd win he
approval q he fOsi At ". t Ia
M sb az ss e re Sssfsd in sGeh :, K I'm
psgas TO heayy rains q n9ST ma Any damage
SssS may M i result . he R from LmPssst ;ssShas
must DO made good 70 ne uoSsI ss has9st n is0
| A ton 10 10 l6o pounds. ,-,,-.. -. A., =,
h.y 10 Fsit iisy ind sy psas may % cut 0
bs asllverS a ths wood md coal 70 oonmenoo on q
eeigsse SSg ~ 10 quantity o0ntFasi0d los pol
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Proposals.

nRnpnsATs Non lS sS; rDnF AM pHEr
HEADogARTEls DErARTMEsI oL nm PLATrE'(
oTEIoE cmET oosa,ssiiRS 9F sg9SlI Ia issS
Sealed propq,sls n duplosts VA Ss Tsssi,ysaa q.
N. Ss nG al ~ 0sGSs me-. Rsp on s bSsR %
the troops and othen supplied at tho following mill
F Sst HefSss..S" O A.S PTOSso SSrson. So%pA
North Platte Station. Nsb, probable garrison. com.
Wort sodEwick, @ T., probable garrison companies
sld3s stsqB Nsp PEGhASlo S o5SiSSG, ISS%Psni'ns
Fott y A. hasseh, wy u, p'uoaoio s"i'S'"' -
Fort laramie, W. T., probable garrison compa.
Fort FottomAn, Wy. T., probable Earrison, . com.
EoSt sandss., Wy T, pEUbabls garrison companies
Eoft BEdso,. Wy, = RrobaslS, garrison, seo%PsniSs
9rS probable gS,i .SrI,S SopP sSg
ne oenlr.s.s 70 e1mmsnoo On Tho Art gst, day q
o. ono ~ year OF such loss time as tho Commiasary
Gsnsrl p subalsteno9 may direct =, 49,.
4e, a. osoh post The above Is a. close a. II can be
TSs ioIo~ins post, viii be bid foe In sroupa below
YSsls y. 4 pascal. Laramie. Foi'sr~.a. s-aaos.'
. ,ss S '. s., .!ss,.., IN .uD.
| a hldders nay eissf
Hids Iii sSs snssstalase iaE-a q 'hs posts to
fss b.sf % bsoi god. uhsls,oHs. sFd .fss.sbls
qnEE IN equal plopos.lens q iosg and hnd qasr.e,
bal Joint and he brosst tslkas down. Inc shank.
sboSc s ESSS q and hSd 2 Oa IL
oh. n1ess HSoss ne GSsrsl oS hoG NJ u o.., @
The WIN so required 70 iSnlsh wSlss I z,
Post o9mmn.ary. The place from which 20 issue N,
ioT tho Beet from he place 81 sanehte
70 tho place Of Issue. rhS Beef must be aAuGheres
Zach post ana 4 ,ass an, 2a so%anSn oes
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furnished By the United states foI pusl.s ai.bqEse
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into q wilton contract Of the usual form and oqn
dilqns, and that they will booorne suroties on hi
he right Il reserved 10 reject any all proposals.
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70 tho undersigned and indOrsed, Proposals. for FIRES
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bidders arc invited 70 DO present at tho opening
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Bsymsats IN be made upon dsllvsg.
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myise. Capt a. 9. NJ, md Dspos q N.
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The Courts.

ourulsa. oounr--n-dgs Fsrc,H-But ntte Buul.
- os,na before this court yesterday.
Harsfst MeCeney qualified guardian Of Tho estate
Of hor children, giving bond In ai.ooo. with W. n.
browne and Abel MoCeney suretios.
A few accounts were hied and approved.
Adjourned.