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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-26
How 10 Prove an Alibi.

DURING the late trial of Thomas Hotf-
man, i'm The Anne Arundel County Court,
for the robbery of the Harnden Express
messenger in Baltimore, an attempt was
made to prove an abb, and a witness was
examined who testified that Hoffman had
been with him the morning OF the rob
berry, on East Baltimore street. He was
cross-examincd by District Attorney JAS.
Revel, Esq, and the following dialogue
took place:
Mr.. Reyel-How do you know 1t WAS
the day of the robbery that Hoffman was
with you.
Witness-I put it down.
Mr. Revel-Where; in book or mem
Orandum?
Witness-No; on piece of paper.
Mr. Revel-Where is the paper?
Witness-In my vest at home.
Mr. Revel (handing witness piece OF
paper and penciD Please show the jury
how you put it down.
Witness Confused Il put it down.
put it down "19th of May"
Mr. Revel-Well, put it down on this
piece of paper.
Witness-I put it down simply "19th
of May"
Mr.. Revel-Will you show us how?
The witness then, with great difficulty,
made figures that bore some resemblance
to the figures 10, and evidently could not
write. He han led the paper To Mr..
Revel.
Mr. Revel-Did you not put down May,
too?
Witness-No; l carried that in my
head.
The witness retired, and the abb was
not proven.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-26
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
TWO FORTUNES.
BY ALICE CARY.

BY ALICE AIRY.
"BE not among wine bihbers: among rlotous
shall come to poverty; and drowsnes- shall clothe
man with rags Prov. XIII 90, 81.
TT tell you two fortunes. my fine little lad,
For YOU TO accept or refuse
The one of them good. the other one bad:
Now hear them. and say which you choose
see nv nv gift within reach OF your hand,
fortuue right fair 10 behold
A house and hundred good acres OF land,
With harvest fields yellow az gold
900 q great orchard. the bows hanging down,
With apples Of ru-set and red:
see droves OF cattle some white and some brown,
But all Of them sleek and wellied
see doves and swallows about the barn doors,
See tsle faun'ng-mil whirng 30 fast
See men who are threshing the wheat on lne iloois
And now the bright picture Is past
And | see rising disraally MP I'm the place
OF the beautiful house and the iand,
4 man with a fire-red nose on his face.
Ard a little brown jug in his handi
Oh if Won beheld him. nv led you would wish
That he were less wrefched > see;
For his boot toes, they cape Ike the mouth OF
And his trousers are ont at the knee,
In walking he s,agcers row this wav now that,
And his ewes they sta~d ont Ike a hug's:
And he wears an old coat and batteredin hat,
Aud think that the fau is the jugs
For our text says the drunkard shall come to be
poor.
Lnd drow~iness clothes men with rags;
A,d he doesn't look much like a man. am sure,
Who has honest hard cash in his bags.
Vow which win Won choo- % he thrifty and snug
And 10 he right side mp with your disht
Or 10 90 with yOur eyes ike the eyes OF bug,
And your shoes ike the mouth of a fish:
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-26

Mr.. OXYGEN was an enthusiastic, earn
est. Young man who had Travelled good
ieal and had always been blessed by
cheerful disposition and enjoyed the bene-
fits of good society. Early in life he
4ormed a secret attachment for Miss Hy-
irogen, lady of rare ability and attrac-
tions. She was oi fair complexion, an
elastic step. transparent spirit, and an as
piring disposition. Her hand had once
been sought by green fellow by the name
Of Chlorine.
Mr. Oxygen pressed his suit with great
ar,lor and finally succ 8eded in getting the
attention of this beautiful belle They
were finally married by Rev. Mr.. Chemi-
cal Affinity of the town of Physics The
hannv couDle embraced each other with
GREAT 10y and loud demonstrations, on the
wedding dav. and tears of rejoicing were
the result. They lived long and happy
life and had many children. They called
their children Drops.
Once as they were seated in carriage
to take a ride, fellow by the name of
Heat came along and aroused the family
into 3 great excitement, and they con-
cluded To move cut of their old home, and
they ran away and took up their abode on
a hill called Steam. Then they took
ride i'm balloon called NapoF 10 couh-
try by the name OF Cloud.
Here thev met Mr. Wind who drove
tbam into Rain. A small town situated in
the country of Cloud. In great distress
thev met a man called John Frost, who
took pity on theui, and gave them new
suit of clothes, very fine and white.
These were worn out by spring, and they
were compelled to lie down cold and
and naked on the ground After they
had fallen asleep, bright-eyed lady,
named Iron. came along aud touched oxy-
gen gently on the shoulder, and awoke
him Fascinated by her appearance,
Oxygen forgot his beloved Hydrogen,
who had accompanied him through so
many dangers, and took up with Miss
Iron. When the beautiful hydrogen
awoke, she was so overcome that she I'M
n, n,ediately left the country and went 10
Heaven.-Pupd and Gazefte
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-26

A GENTLEMAN recently tried to sell,
at q New York iewelry store, beautiful
diamond ring which he had bought there
"A few weeks previous, saying that, as the
engagement was now broken off, he had
no fur her use for it, In consideration OF
his sufferings they allowed him halt price
for IL.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-26

A CASE of death from starvation under
remarkable circumstances is reported In
the New Jersey papers. A young man
of Bergen City, few weeks ago, was
told that fatal tumor was growing ana
pressing against his entrails and that he
would starve 10 death. There was no
surgical remedy, Nc nothing could success
fully remove the cancerous ulcer. Trad
uaily il compressed the passage way, ana
then digestion ceased, and starvation
ensued.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-26

pounded it with his heel, buried his face
in his hands, and, in tone OF agony
which might have melted the heart of his
bitterest enemy, exclaimed: Done! y
Chambers Journal.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-26
POETRY.
The DIFFERENCE.

YESTERDAY, the wind il m0aned,
1he slset drove fast. the forest groaned.
Yet within all was bright
My heart, IL was light
The brides were filnging
: Tneir wealth TO my singIng;
The glad summer sky,
II shOne in his eye
For Robin Was here,
Robin, my dear
All little cared for the gloom of the weather,
81 Robin and could whisper together.
To-day, coldly scan il DER.
TINS Hood OF sun on the silent floor,
As il glitters and tremb.es
And vainly dissembles.
The birdi-s outside.
They mock anG derlde:
Ana IN. sky looks me through
With IT. cold eye OF blue
For Robin i gone,
Robin, my Owni
Ahl whit does it matter how sparkling th.
weather.
If Robin and cannot ramble together?
-HeGrfk and HOme.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-26

A HARD place to be in-dying, with no
money, no property, no lite insurance
policy in the Washington Life Insurance
Company, of New Tork-with wife and
small children.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-26

AN original portrait of Cromwell was
lately sold in London for $1,000.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-30
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
CARLOS NIcCRAY

CARLOS McCRAY,
DEALER in Drugs, Medicines, Pure Wines and
Liquors. Notions, &c, Brick block, foot OF
OTange-st. o.
w. H. WEIGH,
GENERAL dealer in Drugs. Medicines, Wines,
NJ Liquors. Paints, Leads, Oils Narnlshes- Glass
PUtty Toilet Articles. Fancy Goods. stationery,
Picture Frames, Mouldings, Tobacco, Cigars, &c,
BrOad-st. -
pared. o.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-30
VINO WILL C.lRB.

Who will care
When we lay beneath the daisies,
Unde meath the church-yard mould,
And the long grass DER our faces
Lays its finger damp and coldf
When we sleep from care and sorrow,
And the ills OF early life
Sleep to know no sad to -morrow,
With it's bitterness OF strife
Who win care?
who will come to weep above us,
living o. ! so white and still,
L dernea'h the skies of summer,
When 81 natures pulses thrill
W n nev life, glad and tender,
Fall of beauty, rich and sweet,
And the rars are clad in splendor,
That the forest shall repeatf
Who will care
WHO will clasp the white hands lying
On q still and pulseless breast:
That TO more will know of signing,
Evermore will be at rest?
Who will care no one can tell ne.
Blu if rest and peace hefall.
VIII IL matter il they miss us,
On they sorrow not at ally
Not at all.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-30

Mark Twain produces one of the most
striking cases of meauness on recoJd.-
He says he knows n society which hired
n man 10 blast rocks. and "a he was
pounding the powder with a crowbas an
explosion took place. sending the man
and crowbar out Of sight. Both came
down all righ:. and the man went to work
again promptly; hut, though he was gone
but fifteen minutes, the company "dock.
ed him for lost Time
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-30

PRESCRIPTION. An African at one
of the country precincts owns ranch,
and has in his employ four white men.
On the morning of the late election, he
addressed the Anglo Saxon laborers
with the question. what ticket you all
gwine to volel' One of them replied
that be did not know. sWeIl.' rejoiued
the land holding darkey, | knows what
tickle, you's gwine to vote. You's gwins
to vote for Uncle Abe, else you has to
lef DIS ere ranch"-Butte (Cat) Rec
ord.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-30

"Reliable Companies, Liberal Policies and
Easy Rates. Is our motto.
ONCE in wslch's drug store, Broad-st, Prescott
Wis o
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-30
ADVERTISING RATES.

A square will be counted the space Of one inch.
Business cards S lines or lers, IS. 90 wear.
Iegss charged at the rates prescribed BY statute.
Special notices. Is cents per line for first inserten
an d 10 cents for each subsequent Insertion
Transient advertisements must be paid for in adj
vance; all others quarterly,
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, will BE- con-
tinued until ordered out, and charged accordingly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-30

ments. They were rapid, decisive, and
self possessed. Indeed, not an instant
was to be lost. The water boiled already
over the summit of the mass of rock,
above which only the bending shrubs
were now seen. The young man hasti
" drew toward him the twine, to which
those on shore had attached rope of
the size of garden line. The rope at
last reached him; he clutched it almost
fiercely. tied it around the boys waist,
then in the same manner secured it
around his own person--he in advance
aud then, Just rs the "hell of waters
foamed up around him. surging waist
high, be threw himself into the current.
drawing the boy after him toward the
shore, where hundred hands were drag
g;ng st the rope.
That few moments' Struggle with the
fury of the food was one of the most
exciting incidents which ! have ever wit
messed. The spectacle was indeed fear
ful. The lives of man and boy hung
upon thread. A thrill ran through all
hearts; loud exclamation followed
The boy had disappeared beneath the
waves-the rope pulling him under
and then huge, laundering, remorse
less wall of foam rushed over the head
of the young man; he sank, the torrent
rushed over him, and not trace Of eth
er mau or boy was visible TO the agon
lied eyes of the lockers on.
A moment afterward what seemed
two corpses were dragged to shore out
of The current. A dozen hands caught
them, and feeble movement of the
young mans hand indicated that be was
not dead. He felt for the rope around
his body. All eyes were turned in that
direction. The rope had burid itself
nearly cutting into his flesh; he was suf-
locating!
The rope was severed instantly, and a
long breath from the violet lips indica
ted the immense relief. An instant af
terward the young man rose to his feet.
and, as be did so. the boy, who had
been assiduously cared for, also opened
bis eyes uttered deep sigh, and then
smiled. He was snatched from the very
Jaws of death; and the courage of an
unknown friend had alone saved him.
| looked at that friend. He was
smiling. too, and receiving, with the
modest air of brave man, the praises
of the crowd.
i" thought at one time | was gone"
the boy said to him. feeby. The brave
young n an laughed.
Il only ask one thing" he said, "that
the man who cut that rope will sell me
the knife that cut it %
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-30

TAs repaired and fitted up the old Dill grocery
III store on Broad street and now keeps con-
sfantIy on hand the best quality of Wines, Liquors
Cigars. sc. have also fine billiard table. Come
and see me. zSH
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rnr wErKIY- NAEloNAL REFUD.

LtUAN.
The WEEKLY EATioNAL REPUBLICAN Ia
publlshed every Saturday morning, aud con.
tains all the news, both Ecneral and local, OF
theDAtLr NATIONAL REPuBLtcAN.
In politics It supports the principles snt
policy Of tho great Republican party, and
sustaIns the Adrninlstration Of Gen. Grant.
II gives especial attention to news from
all the Executive Departments, embracing
ofncIal orders Of heads Of Departments, and
decisions Of heads OF bureaus, thus making II
available paper for all Officers Of the Gov.
eminent who require the Information which
II contains.
The misoell ancous department will receive
special attention, and In all respects effort,
will be made to establish the character ofthS
paper a. A nrSt class family Journal
Terms 10 follows, invariably in hdyaneci
one copy year ..,,sAOO Onscopy 6mou'hs,tI "
Three eopiosi year. 800 Three copies &C
Five copies year. = % Five copies 81
Ten copies year.. 10 90 Ten copies " IN
Twenty oopios " $500 Twenty copies" y u
~ tits not necessary that the subscriber
to club should receive their papers at tn,
same post ONCE. Where a club OF subscriber
has been forwarded, additions may be made Il
II At the same rates. Papers will be addressed
ingly to each member Of club.
Rs- Money orders should be sent from al
post offioos Issuing them. From other ONCE
letters should be registered.
e. Specimen copies Of DAILY or wEEKL'
NATIoSAL REruBLicAs sent on application
Addressi W. J. MURfAGH,
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81 The DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN 4
furnished to subscribers at a0per annum, Nv
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-.g4. HEAIa'Rs DBPAErNENT or DAKOTA.
OLlLnL NmlLE LnMMInAAhI OF hnnAIAIEHnn

.gFI HEAIq'Rs DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA
' 81 FS6I' aiss GSrsh s ,issS.H
is.sS isSG pa /, M dIgilTasst NJ b
ls1l, Tor fuHhhluE the United STATES subsistsnss
psp1Tlmsnt with good fat Besf Cattle, on the
ore hqadrsd and seventy u7JI head at Pot
baiord' u. T. to be delivered by August /,
VHs hgudr,d I9d twenty un head at Port Tot
ten D. q be agliy s6 Gy July %, ISIH
d.IssIs Nv Sy SiS Ts 1n seVen'pn' D. T., to be
!, TsO hqndssd SSd leu tglOl head At Port Sally,
QPs h IadrSd asd iSsStS tin Va III at Fort Ran.
SSfs; ;o5SS " 5I. ~ ' WI Sy JSns $50
Tbs cattle must average about one thousa nd and
Ivy 2qS9 49, gr q weight aud be steers
me- 20 SsIy Ff s a as wS.d uSh a.
AN sipsssS N wild cattle sISSiSS FssnS aud
GhsrSEse cattle tesyiag been found uaSailsd 10
s pos Ss a. al AZ ss,s extreme
over AovSn vi years old, and ali falling shoTt Of
go P9unds gross weight bulls, stays AID COWS,
Zach Sid should contain written guarantee Of
I'VE Ierp'SSisis FtIsSSTRs to The eject that the
Wish the teIma 4 MS pIolo tion, and that should
iuto ooatrhet W accordance herewith, aud that
they are prepared g become bis securities, giving
good and suheis9t bonds Tor lts lnllmsIi.
.hasa n. "a ~ e'rti6s.tS n tSs SisIE ~ 30
btIs Ps5st cfSS{., or o. iGs EnItoS States
B Ids may BE- made elthoT for the whole or for
sEsh Ret ssPsIItttly u va isia the name q
must he spssiaSd VI '"'A A'''l''' 'A'''o'
Bidders should bo present to respond TO their
Tie qovsTpusnl reserves the right to rel Ct any
end Al BE Proposals shguld b endorsed
By satSoHiy q he bspSi,m.ut goRR9sdsT.
c.y,. SSd 9: 2, BT.y Leu; Col, u !, I tA!sf
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roposals.
cTno' Sg.s rSnss =. sYsSn.5EscH.

owes CHIEE ronumsARr suBsIstESoH,l
DEPARTMENT OF THH hfss0uHf,
St. LOuta, Mo March 10, 1870. -
Sealed nroposals, In duplicAtc, will be REG ,yld
LsayenToTlh, KapsAs, .ubti Il n, TUESDAY,
April ~, 1910, for furuishinH
5000 pounds Bacon, clear sides.
1000 pounds Rio Coffee, green. '
100 pounds Batd Bread, ...Ua
1000 pounds Choice Family Flouf.
l0l,OOl pounds Double bXtfa flour,
1000 ponn1s Extra Family SOAP.
Bids should stata the prices Of bacon In tlnElq
satkst coffee In square double saeksI hard treat
Ia strapped boxes with paTtluouI h0ur 10 hihEe
Rpd double sacks, gud soap In strapped boxes,
The dur must be from all wheat Flour and
cohss tbould net one hundted pound, and
Bacon about 100 rounds 70 the paehkage; Thescep
siNty pounds net to tbs box. All paokasea sub-
jsot TO inspection at the time Of delivery. PTo-
posltA should state the piico at which the stores
will be furnished AZ the railroad depot In Leaytu
w.Ith, Kansas. as well as the price AZ hlsh MY
will b furnished NJ Fort beayenwOrtb, ana ths
time Of delivery. samp,es must accompany bida
pIoposals should be Enclosed Ia euyelopss, mAiksd
70 ColoneiC .. Penroso, q. q .Fgrt Lsayenw9fth,
Kansas, N. II. MORGAN. H
BTsyet B.lg. Gen and G. g, o. g. + DsP,r,Tasnl
Of the aissonri. mhlT.d
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

n.lpagA,S.Lsa!.. DIsraGIsssy OF yInsI.IA,

HgLpauAHgRRs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
. OETIcE CHlyP QuAR HRNLETHR,
RIoHhoSD, Va March u, l67O
Sealed proposals, IN triplleAte, will be received
AZ bis once quul 8P. ., Of MOI lHy, the 18th day
Of April, ls7J. fHT the delivery Of
o. loo bushels u Oats. Id.
o. tons OF H,y,
70 ths QuATiofmAstsr'a Department At Richmond
Yhginia, In al h quantities. as may he TequiFtd
lrOm nonth 70 mOuth, daring the IeTiOd ending
June ~, l6d1.
Separate proposRls are required for oAts, to be
sound, eleh, and Weighing not lees than ~ pounds
to the buAhg for pay 10 be we'll Gu cd, 20 tis beat
quality, Abd well baled.
BIRRk foTmS fOT p Sp0sAls. Esd Information as to
AMOUNTS sud CONDITIONS OF delivery can be obtalnld
at this pdiae,
Ths u reject my all bids Ia reserve and
the usual conditions mentioned in pTeVlnns RdyeT
itsepieqis Trm this uaeo IN be req to be oh.
served by btdde =,
The envelopes elutRininE proposals to b IaaTksd
s"PIopossls for Forage, and forwarded BY mall
TO thlA Omae.
~ oLdsr Of The General CommspdlsE- Depart.
ns1t Of YirglRia. J. O, CHAhDLRH
BIgVsl G"lonpl, QuaftsrmAstsr United States Army,
ChLsl ouArttrmaster Department Of Virglnia,
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QuARTERM tsrga's OFTIoE, 0. 4. AMY,
pnILADELPmiL, March ], IsiO |

auARrERM lsrEas OFFICE, q, =, AMY,
PHILADELPHIL, March 7, 1870 I Us
Scaled pTpposals will b. tsse yod At this Nee
uptil llG'sl!rk " on FRIDAY, the sth day o.
pril, 1871 tr N.ushlnE the QuATteTmaafeT'a
Department With 500 gross tens Tor such less
quantity aEm, y DO requifrlI best quality WHITE
ASH AATHkA'lfk COAL, Of suth sizes aud Ia
tuch quaGttits as may be ordered Tor period o.
tne year from the let day VI May nsTt, with The
priyllSge2 q increasing tho anountto lo;C2 tons
So much uf toe Coat A. may he required frT us6
Ia this city, iuCludlng tho ia ted States ATsenala
a. BrdsshuIg and OrEy'H ferry road. 10 az
Em2unt not FNe edlg 40 lols, must DO delivered
" lthuut Addlutlunal Uzpeuge to the United stateA
The BALANCE to BE- del VsrsA board OF vessels Al
this mort, 10 gCoi order aud rondlIlon, free ron
blAts, bone, duet, aud other impufitlsa, o.. 20 o.
,trgposals mqst be made gut IN duplicate, on
gnd envelopes indor'et Proposals. for delivery
Bidders are Invited to attend stlbs OpsniuE o
proposals. .... ...
The Quar,cTmastsT's ndphTtmeht reserves the
right TO reject Auy aud all BIDS VI
Any additional inform tuQn dealrad by pArtlaa
Wishing 10 bid will be Furnished upOt apr irntlOP
lit6Isllsa hBaRY INDOORS,
BTSysy Liont. Colonel aud QuGIIsTmaSlSr n
ga, 49, L II w Al a,
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PRoPosALs TOsr IBgsH AND CnRNED
HEiDa rs DFrARrNEsr oI rms guMLEILAAD,

LouiaViLLH,kI February l6,n70. J
Sealed proposals. (which must be 10 duplicate,
with copy Of this Advertisement attached 10
saeLl will he T9ssiVed until ~ o'clock, N
FRESH AND UOHHBD BEEP, 10 tqasi pTGpor.
tioa OF fore add hind quarter meat, tnseks,
shanhs aud kldney tallOW " DO e4oluded, ! for
issua to tToOps and OiheTs supplied by the Gov
stBment, At LoaisVille, kJ' aud JedersonVille,
lndlanA, .- .......
Also; TO furnish tbs oHiesIi stationed at Louls.
vile, Ky, and JgdsrsonVilis, Ind, with choice
cuts Of fTssh Beef.
under this contract ust weigh not less than
eight hundred e1O) pounds, Er0ss the beef 10 be
Of good marketable quality. BssffTOm bulls,o VS.
and heifeTs viii not be received, nor iii beef 10
any case he received unless II cBnpies in all "a.
spsets with the reqn red eJndltl0ns.
This eontTact to he 10 force fI siH 90 mOatlE,
eOmmopeit x on tho LIT dAy II April, ls7O
No bid viii be entertained that Is not made by y
regular butcher. who must give hi name In full,
his present place o. business, and address
Proposals must be acc impaired by 4 pTrpsT
guarantee, slgnCd by two responsible psrsons,
stating thst w. \ contract Is awarded, they will
enter into bonds for the faithful fulhlmsn Of thT
contract bond Of $500 will bs rtqniTed, and
certificate from the Clerk " the County Co1Tt 10
the act that each bondsman IL worth that amo unt
and over.
The aOdsrslgnsd reserves the right to r,Jset any
| or all btds offered,
Envelopes 70 no endorsed Proposals Tor Pfssh
and CoTued Beef ~ aud HdtTeg,rd t. the uadUT.
B.svSi Colonel o. chsrJ, 70 bspt q he G Gum
beTlAnd nh q
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Drtyst LirutepaLt Colonel and Assistan nj Quart
manor. U -Illd sl.Iea amy. MIL. q



JEFFERIoEyILLE, iNp., MafeI s, 1870 \ .
Sealed uruppSAls, N upiicAfe. vii hsTfceiyCd
n, hi, ofics ungil TUESDAY, NpliI 8, $50. al "
o'clock f"J fGrHish,uS this der dyc thou.
sand erts c mtnNh o. fent Poles
Ilopll#S to be manufactured frdm the best elaHT
white pine I'd Ia acepfd4uee VIII M FOL owlh
FrCclhrltUuE! p ..H z r.. a...
Rldg1 o-t ~ Inches long, ~ iHchss Wide
inchgs All X bands 90 each end lnchgs wide,
trgm Bach cod D. ~ % 20 H ....
o, right 10. IlDcuct losg, irrhss tbict bsgJa
on upyCT I'd ~ luChss VITO, scared by gscttws
inch louEj -Jil.dlcs u ibeh mon, To- pT,ie t'0at
~ ttr -. aud inserted iuche In uptlEh'. Rands
and tpltd'tr to b. galvanized
Delivery to m rUuea wlthlu teen daN hop
dEts u award. and to eoutinue at tie rae VI not
leHs thai 80 Hnts TNr week unNl all are delivered
The figh. t. rel, 10Y aud all bids H. rrssrySd
Prcr1sais 20 b. allIo ed to the uudoIsiEntd,
and ludntFsl 'prjnh T IT tBut Poles ~ q. /
d. by 0rlnr " tho QuarlcImastcT General, UnhCd
State army, ], A. POTTBR,
mhS.dl Bfpv Brig Gen, 4 eNnt q NJ
IDEpPOsALS IL sUBs'sTBNCg sTdRks. N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

uEgioB PURuHAEIEg AND DEPOr q. g.,
... OhAHA NEH March Il,ls7O !
A lot o. damaged Subsistence Stores will DO sold
at pu 1lo auction the VHited states COtn niAsaTy
htophouse. uoysrament Corral, eoFLeT Of Web.
slrT aud ThlgIFpgth sitset-, Omaha. Nah 1, com.
msqelngM y o'sloeh, m, on TUESDAY. the
,l3th day OF April, lb1O
The lot oUmprises ,G76 pounds Of Bacon, ! bar
rels u RlnuT, sbArrels Had Bread $40 pOun ds
" Germ Meal, Isl pounds Beans, 100 pOuads VI
Hguilby, %. pOauda Green Mo UORae, o. pound !,
" Russlsd kl0 CUrIe, Lao pounds Of Dedicated
Pot4tOas, no .-pOuuds Dedicated hlEed VeEe.
tables l9s pouuds Plug rohAeon, - pounds
HTeAkfal .bGcop, ia pounds kmOked Beef, rs
nOphas AA,OTtol CTseksts, lB pounds Soda
Cracker, % ,ppulds Java tUG q, ~ ponds ut
pounds Isbls SAT-, &c. 10 - =.
AlSo, a lot Of pickle Kegs and other packages
Al,o, u nsW BaHIlo kobes, l BuaIi0 Gifskln,
A1d 4 Antelope SIX 10 saol ord q sud eonditioB
Terms I H'e; Ca'h In Unltsa state YspssneyI
nhloN Brsvet BrlEadleT OenerAl and 3.