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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-03-08

Let Beet Root Factory try and work 5000 tons
of bects, and at the end thereof should have a
showing like the above, they have done well.
This table certainly proves that the
business is not likely to pay in California,
and we believe that those of our readers
who will carefully read the items in the
calculations, will perceive that the princi-
pal cause of such failure to pay is in the
large cost of material, the high rates of
interest on the capital invested, and more
than all, the high rates of wages paid
We believe our planters would be APP
palled at the prospect of having to pay
Sl4,500 for the labor of taking off crop
of 24o tons of sugar Although in Eu-
rope, where labor, fuel, and machinery are
cheap, enormous quantities of sugar have
been made from beets,-an amount, in
fact, about equal to one quarter of the
worlds consumption of that article,-it
seems to us impossible that in California,
with these necessaries to its manufacture
excessively dear, its production can be
made remmerative. The sugar-growing
countries in the Pacific need have no fear
that so long as unskilled labor there is
from $50 to $40 per month, and coal 50 per
ton, and all other expenses in proportion,
there is any danger of being driven from
the market of California or the other Pa
ciic States by Beet Sugar
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GUPRE1IE COURT of the Hawaiian Islands,
- in Equity In the matter Of the Estate Of Her lats
Majesty H. K KAPAKUHAILI late Of Honolulu, Oahu, de-
ceased-Befre the Hon. A. Hartven, Vice Chancellor.
On reading and fling the petition Of james W Austin and
Charles Kanaina Administrators Of the Of Her
Majesty II. X. Kapakuhah, Of Honolulu, Island d Oahu
deceased showing that there certain claims against the
Estate Of said deceased amounting thousand FIVE
hundred orty-one and e1O0 dollars due and pay
able, and that there insufficient personal property for the
payment thereof and that the said Administrators desire
pay the and hereby to avoid and expensive
suits and finally be enabled to settle their such
Administrator and praying to be authorized to sell certain
real estate Of the deceased situated Richard street aud
King street. Honolulu 0ahn, and described in said petition
at public auction TO the highest bidder.
1t is ordered that FRIDAY the 18th day Of March, A. D.
1871 at 10 O'Clock before the said Justice Chambers
in the Court HOUSE in Honolulu be and the hereby
appointed the and place for hearing said petition and
that all interested then and there appear and
show any they have why the should be
granted. also that this order In the English and Hawaiian
languages be published in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and Az
0EoA newspapers published in Honolulu for three
weeks previous the time appointed said hearing
Dated Honolulu, Feb. 25th ISL.
ALFRED g. HARTWELL
Justice Supreme Court.
T. :
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Freight for San Francisco will be received at the
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the same,
given by the undersigned. No charge for storage
jartage. Fire Risks in Warehouse, not taken by
the Company.
mcnfs per Steamer.
Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than by Sail
ing Vessels. Particular taken of Shipments of
Fruit.
All orders for Goods to be purchased in San Fran
cisco will be received, and filled by return of Steamer
Gs- Shipments from Europe and the United States,
intended for these Islands, will be received by the
Company in San Francisco, if consigned to them, and
be forwarded by their Steamers to Honolulu FREE
OF CHARGE, except actual outlay.
Es-Passengers requested to take their tickets
before II o'clock the day Of sailing, and to pro-
cure their Passports.
Ism H.HAcKFELD CO., Agents.
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Notice.

A FINAL DIVIDEND OF ONE AND A
n quarter per cent. Stock of II. S. and g. I. 1.
Navigation Company will be paid by the undersigned
at his office.
r-s-.-, A. S. CLEGH0RN,
Treasurer II. S. 4 G.. l. /. N. Co.
Honolulu. Feb. 18th, 1871. est
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GUPRME COURT of the Hawaiian Islands,

SUPRME COURT of the Hawaiian Islands,
- in Probate. In the matter Of the Estate Of Her late
Majesty II. X KAPAKUHAILI late Of Honolulu Oahu
eeased.-BefOre the Hon. A. 5. nartwell at Chambers
On reading and filing the petition Of James W Austin and
Charles Kanaina Administrators Of the Estate Of Her
Majesty H. K Kapakuhaii late Of Honolulu Island q OAHU
deceased showing that certain claims against the estate
forth in schedule annexed 10 said petition presented
the petitioner duly authenticated with necessary vouchers
and by them approved and praying that day to be
pointed the be examined by the
II Is ordered that FRIDAY the 1th day Of March A. D.
1871 at 10 O'Clock before the said Justice his Cham
bers in the Court House at Honolulu be and the here
by appointed the time and place for hsaring the
ttion, and that all persons interested then and there
and show if any they have why the said
should not be approved by the Court and that this order
published in the English and Hawaiian langu in the
NAAN G4zErIE and Az OKoA newspapers printed and pub
hed in Honolulu for three successive weeks previous the
time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated Honolulu, Feb. 25ih ISL
(Signed) ALFRED s. HARTWELL
Justice Supreme Court.
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7 HEEEur crErIrT that the following is correct
Ii af The Licenses issued from the Interior Office to
thil da-s uudcr the " Aei license the carrying Of
Fs-ias Pieces and other Fire Arms" approved July
lsih. Is7bs
Is7o-sept- I2th. Jno. Q. Dominis, No ] 17th,
s. 4. Ravsoa. 2 2stb. n Raplee, ,; SOth, A. C.
szrith. Pauahi. ;.
ozt- ISL Wm- NeWeoHub. O 10Th. Koahimauua. Z
.lr, Gea. Il Lace. 2sth. c. 7. Guliek, !; 3lst,
EuuuF shrsuE, lo-
Nor- I2th, ". Il. Conwen, IL 26th, 7. X.
Ru-is, T.
De- esh. J. L. Lewis. -; L. Nuby, ID; H.
Waiu-bouss. IS.
ls7I-Feb- Io,h. p. F. Bones, Is; 18th, E.
sirch1, n.
Ma III. A. DoirOu, Is ID. Constant Forth. 10.
CHAs. I. GULIcK,
Iu,e-ia- oEics Mar @th. is7l. Chief Clerk.
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rAx coLLEcToR's NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF HONOLULU, OAHU.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
i that his Office viii be closed for the collection Of
taxes due for the year 1870 after Saturday the llth
OF March proximo and all parties who have not paid
that date viii be proceeded against according
Law. GEO. ii. LUCE,
February Fl, 1871. (s1m) Tax Collector
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A,M-l Furnished Rooms
& TO LET, at Mrs. t. Thrum,s,
$3.50 No. 20 King Street [49-lyc
NOTICE.

U1HE MEMBERS OF Excelsior Lodge No. 1,
Il l. o. o. F., are requested to attend at the Reg
ular meeting on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, OF
which occasion, special business will be brought be
before the Lodge. Per Order
]. S. SMITHIES, Sec
Honolulu, March 18th. 1871.
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DED SALMON, IN barreIs-A small lot Of
LIZ NOT reyy good quality, but as good the aver
age that il for sale about town. Call at
B0LLES 4 co.
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SUPREME COURT OF the Hawaiian Isiauds.

SUPIkEME COURT OF the Hawaiian Isiauds.
- In the matter Of the Estate VI w. N. LADD Homo
lulu deceasedorder Of Notice Of Petition allow the
account OF Administrator. Before Mr. Justice Hartwel in
Chambers.
On reading and filing the petition Of Joseph Carter Ad-
minsrator Of the Estate of W. N Idd Of Honolulu
deceased that his first such Administrator
be allowed.
1t is ordered by the Court that FRIDAY the 18th day
March, A d. 1871 at 10 o'clock in the the
same hereby appointed for hearing the said petition
the said Justice at his Chambers in Honolulu which time
and place all interested appear and show cause
II they have, why the should be granted ard
that notice thereof be given by publication Of this order
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper for three
previous to said hearing
Dated Honolulu, Feb al, 1871,
ALFRED s. HARTWELL,
Justice Supreme Court.
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SupREME COURT OF THE HAVANA,

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- IsLANDSln BankupteyIn the matter Of the Estate
OF T. Bernard bankrupt Of HOnouluIn reading and filing
the petition Of Sanford D. Dole and TheO Heuck Asgnees
in bankruptcy Of said estate asking have the
said estse examined and allowed by the them
selves discharged from their Assgnees the said
estate 1t ordered that THURSDAY the 9th day March
A. d. ISL at 10 0cgck at the Court House In Honolulu
be and the same hereby appointed time and place
the hearing Of the said petition when and where all persons
interested appear and show cause they have why
the said petition should not be granted.
1t further ordered that this order he published in
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE for four successive weeks previous said
hearing.
Honolulu nth july 1871.
II. A. WIDEMANN,
Attest: Associate Justice Supreme Court
WALTER X. SEAL, Deputy Clerk. sat
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JUSTICE Supreme COURT
Attest: WALTER r. SEAL Deputy Clerk I:
SUPREME COURT of the Hawaiian Islands,

SUPREmE COURT OF the Hawaiian Islands,
- in Probate In the matter of the of GEORG
ELLIOTT late Of San francisco, CAL, deceased Homo
lulu H. /. ~
Pursuant to order Of the Honorable Elisha H. Allen
Chief Justice Of said Court in Probate made the q day
OF February A d. ISL notice is hereby given hst
NEsDAf the 18th day of March A ID. ISL IL O'Clock
NJ Of said dUy at the Court Room Of said Court Honolulu
in the island of Oahu has been appointed time and
place for proving the Win Of said George Elliott deceased
and for hearing the application Il Daniel Smith and C.
Williamson for the Of Testamentary to them
as executors named therein when and where any person
terested may appear and contest the same,
Dated Honolulu, feb. 9th, ISL.
1T l. McCULLY, Clerk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-04-20

CooPERvILLE TO BE SuPPLIED.-At
the request Of certain parties, tho
attention Of Hon. M. M. Walden was
called to the fsct that the Cooperville
Post Office, in this county, Yves not
now supplied with mail. MIR. Wal.
den, on application to the Depart
mont, obtained an order letting the
route from here to Moravia via.
Cooperville and Christiansburg, to
J. W. Calvin. This settles tho vexed
question among our neighbors about
Cooperville. Mr.. Calvin will take
the route and carry the mail on this
route, by both Cooperville and
Christiansburg, for the same amount
which s. G. Finney, Esq, now gets
leaving out Cooperville. Mr.. Finney,
as we are informed, resigned some
time ago. We hope this will prove
entirely satisfactory, and settle all
feeling shout the matter.
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Missing.

Edwin Gerlach, son Of Mrs. Ger.
ZACH, Of this city, left home some Eve
days ago, and she has been able TO
got no clae to him since. He is in
his 18th year, is slender built and is
pretty we'll educated for q boy of his
age. His parentage is German.
Mrs. Gerlach ..supposes he may have
got on to some railroad in some ca
pacity. She is . widow and of course
feels greatly concerned about the
boy. Any information given her
personally or by letter as to his
whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived and greatly relieve a dis
tressed mother.
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MARAfED. AT tho icsideKce ct the
brides fAther, In Highland township,
Oh Sunday tho 18th, by Rev. s. T..
BURNHAM, Of Ottumwa, Mr.. ALpHEus
FULLER, to Miss ELLA MooRs.
Alpheus has made the right kind
of beginning, by remembering tho
printer in the way Of likeness of
."Old Greenbacks." All we can
wish is that the brides life may be
fuller OF joys-and that Alph. may
have moore greenbacks than there is
in Uncle Sans Exchecquer-so mote
1t be.
MARRrED.-At the Depot Hotel, in
this city, April 18th, by. Rov. H.
Bross, Mr.. DANIEL G. DUNsMoRE, of
Oskaloosa, and MISS MAMIE u.
CHEnEY, Of Oregon, Mo.
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From the Daily Courier April IS.

rom the Daily Courier April Is.
NEW ERA.-The new era, for OF.
tumwa, OF having the streets liohted
win gas, commenced last night, in
front OF the BalIingall House, by the
lighting Of single lamp, there. The
lamps are Miners patent galvanized
IRON lamp, No. 2, and are tho latest
and most improved gas lamps used
an the United Statos.. Chicago, and
other largo cite, are now substitu
ting them for the old style of lamps
The globes being ono solid piece q
much better light is given. because i,
as not obstructed BY any ribs OF
other opaque matter. Besides this
these lamps are much moro beauti
full and durable than the old STYLE
lamps. Tho lamps will, probably, al
90 up IN two weeks from this time
Those boys who are trying th,
Weight Of lamp posts around town
BY lifliLg them and letting them fal
and breaking them, had better sus
pend their operations unless tho,
want to play checkers with thei
noses, up ut the Swiggett.
d
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Serious Accident.

Abraham Roe, worthy laborine
man OF this city, was run over. Sat
f1lrday night, by the down train from
Des Moines, and had his thigh bro
A1on close to the socket, and was 9th
'erwise seriously injured in the face
and back. -
The accident occurred At abou,
ai40, which is the D. v, r.. R. train
time, just beyond tho city limits.
Mr.. Roo was SO badly hurt THAT be
has not been able TO give an intelIi
gent account Of the affair up TO this
time.
dc was discovered BY his step-son
Tim O'Keefe, about midnight, lying
near the track, and unconscious
something like one hundred feet cas-,
OF the crossing Of Mclean street.
dis basket Of eggs, groceries. etc.
was found on the bridge near the
crossing.
The most rational theory is, that be
was attempting to cross ahead of the
train, and was picked up BY the COW.
catcher and carried along for some
distance and dumped OF where he
was found. It's somewhat inexrli.
cable that no was not noticed by the
engineer, or that be did not stop after
.colIlding with him.
The damage to his hip is quito SO.
rlous, and is being attended to BY
Drs. Douglass, Lcwis, Hinsey and
Lathrop.
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MANUFAcTuRINa-Wo hovo

MAEUFAcTuRING.-Wo have re-
colved from James X. May, of Chi.
cago, (formorly Of Ottumwa,) a let
ter OF enquiry as to tho prospect OF
material aid being given to reliAble
Eastern parties who desire to start
. Reaper Factory at some point in
the West. Mr.. N. has given them o
favorable account Of Ottumwa, as
being such point as they dosire.
and wishes to know what our citi.
zens would do in the promises. Let
the Manufacturing Committee SEQ 10
this immediately, and if thought
best call = meeting to consider tho
mstters ss
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TIE OTTUMWACOURIER
City and County News.
Premium Lists,

81
Tho CousIER Job Office is now on
gagged in printing one thousand Pre-.
,lnium lists, which will DO distributed
TO the best farmers 10 Wapello and
.adjoining counties, and kept and
brought with thcm to the Fair Sept.
asia, eth, 18th, and 29th.
This will undoubtedly DO the best
FAIR ever holdi in Wapello county.
A limited number Of advertise
ments will be inserted in tho pamph-
net, at fair ratos. BY making early sp-
plication to this Office.
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READ READ

The undersigned ia prepared to pain
Portraits In Oil Colors, In the latest styles
LifeSize. or any size desirable, At low fig-
ures. Persons having small pictures Of
deceased friends, Wishing TO have them
enlarged and colored life like, give me Q
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing cAn be, done right unless II
10 done In the East. Give me u chance
and can do 1t well aud much cheaper.
Card Photographs. Ambrotypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main 81. Ottumwa Iowa.
dSmwlv. III. NUNAMAKER.
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It y. perhaps, proper 10 state that, OF
the $6,3SS.l3 delinquent general takes,
there is, say $500, which cannot be collect
ed but rs an Offset to this find an equal
amount III not more) old orders uncan-
ceiied, which 10 reported herewith as be-
Ing In circulation (the date of their issue
running back 70 far as 1850 and which I
believe 70 have been long since paid
l am Inclined to believe, then, that the
amount OF old orders reported herewith
will equal the amount Of delinquent taxes
uncollectabie; aud presuming this to be
true, we find the actual resources of the
Dollars and ten cents.
Respectfully submitted.
al - WV. B. LIT1IETON,
Mayor.
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Market Exchange.

Sindlingor has just returned from
st. Louis, and has purchased large
stock Of summer relishes, such as
Switzcr, I,imbelwr, and Green Bay
Cheese Holland Herring, otc., etc.
Also has purchased . enc stock Of
Rhine, California, and Catawba
Wines has also mado q contract
with st. Louis manufacturers, for the
season, for st. Louis Buck and Lager
Beor. All ut Market Exchange,
Market street. april 19.d2twlt.
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LOCAL No TYCES.
100, 900 Pounds Of Wool Wanted,

lOO,OOO Pounds or Wool Wanted
Lively, Lewis q Co Main street ottum
VIA, lows, beg leave to announce to til,
citisens ofWapello and adjoining counties
that they have completed arrangement
to handle the above amount Of wool, and
It will be to the interest Of all wool grow.
ers to consult them before disposinR oil
their wool.
In order to accom- modate their custo.
mers, they have just received large lot
Of Buffalo Wot,len Mills, 81 inch, ali wool.
plaid and checked Flannels, warranted to
excel. for the price, any FIsnnels OF the
same width that can be produced in this
or any other market. Also, q case OF
heavy weight Jeans, Blankets, WOODEN
yarns. &c, fron same Mills. the best in
market,
They control the sale Of these goods,
and wish to introduce them into every
family They have made the prices low,
preferring quick sales and small profits.
to slow sides and large profits Their
stock will be kept full, so as to allow their
customers the full benefit Of an assort.
ment to select from.
These goods cannot be excellsd, and
will give entire satisfaction. There will
also be found in their stock, At all times, .
full and complete line of the best and
fastest styles Of Spring and Summer
goods; as they are now in the market
for their second Spring stock.
In short. IL YOU wish . pleasant and
agreeable place TO trade, place where
yon can rely upon the prices and quality
Of goods, call on Lively, Lewis & Co.
April Goth 1871 ,-nol-wst.
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ALL LADIES KNO W

That men do not like rough-sktnned wo-
Natures remedy for these mortifying blem.
ishes, as we'll as for moth patches and Ring
marks, Ia Hagan's Magnolia Balm. 1t gives
and marble purity which bespeaks refine
ment, excites admiration, and Is woman's
do. and SO gradual and naturally, that Its use
cannot be detected. Then add q luxuriant
head OF hair, by using the best and most pop.
ular Hair Dressing and Restorer in the world
Lyons Celebrated kathairon-and your
friends will hardly know you. These articles
are sold by all Druggists.
April l3-w1m.
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Agricultural.

q The Board OF Directors of the
Wapello Co. Agricultural Society
held thoir meeting for the purpose Of
completing their Premium List, q,
the Court House, April 8, 1871.
The Special Committee on Premi.
um Lust, reported their amended list
amounting in the aggregate Of pre-.
ininms offered tho sum Of Seventeen
Hundred Dollars, which was accept
cd BY the Society, and ordered print
cd, and The Secretary instructed to
have ono thousand copies Of same
printed, on the best possible terms,
and as soon a. could be done. There
as also offered as special premiums
.'tho following, by s, B. Evans, cid.
Democrat; sfqya
For best loaf wheat bread by girl un-
der u years, $500
Bess loaf corn bread by girl under Is
yrs, ! copy Deasocrat year, Sc go
BY s., w, Summers
Fastest mule rider by boy undo, ls
yrs-watch, valrcd ut $500
BY Benz. Rass&All- ag
ssiowest mule "riders to b exchsng.
cd" mile heat) $500
The time fixed for holdidg the
Fair is September 26th, 9th, 18th,
and 29th,. 1871.
Entrance foes as follows, viz:
For adults, Is cents, with privilege
of the amphitheatre, free.
Single and double teams. ]. .25 cents
-Four horse teams. 80 8
Saddle horse. 10 |.
Special arrangements for exhibi.
tors for ingress and egress during
tho time their wares arc ON oxhibi.
:
tion.
On motion 0: Director Garfield. il
was resolved that all gambling, dan. |
eng, and immoral exhibitions, be OK. |
cluded from tho grounds.
Upon motion of. w. Mc(ilasson
The President, Treasurer, and Score
tary, were appointed as the execu. |
tive committees for the ensuing year. |
Ordered that the proceedings of
thus meeting DO published in all the |
county papers.
Board then adjourned to meet at |
The call OF the President.
J. Q. BRIscoE, Sec'y.
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Judge Sloan has adjourned tho cir
cult court Of Davis county to the frst
Monday in May next.

/. Auwerda, born IN Groninger,
province Groningcr, Netherlands, in
the year 1887, the 9Th Of November,
died at 9:l6 !, M, 18th April. Flu
neral tomorrow at 3, at residence Of
the widow. @. l.. AUwERDA.
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A New Commemorative pub
lish, TO day, q communication from
Washington, over the signature Of
"Portia." She is an Iowa lady tom
porarily residing In tho Capital. The
COURIER will hopc to bc occasionally
graced by cminations from her pen.
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HOWARD SANITARY AID AsSOCIA-
TON.
Fo the relief and cure of the erring aud
and Unfortunate. on principles of the
Christian PHILANTHROPY.
Essays on the Errors or Youth. and the
FOllie. Of Age, In relation to Marriage
and cial evils, with sanitary aid for the
atliict q. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, Howard Association, Box p.
Philadelphia. Pa. may2wIy.
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matchmaking.

S Dougherty has opened shop at
Jim Eakins old stand, at tho foot of
Market street, whore he will attend
promptly to all calls. 1-t-w-*
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ARMY SUPPLIES.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA. !,
OFFICE CHIEI QUARrERMAsrKR.

OkFICE CHIEt QUAkTERMAHrRR :
st. Paul, Mimi, Anril 18th, ISL.
oEALED PROPOSALS., duly endorsed as
- such, In the usual form. subject to the usual
conditions, In duplicate, are invited. to Dolly.
er at Sioux City, Iowa, subject to Inspection
on behalf Of the United states, S5I sos pounds
Of Oats. and 56l.,57 pounds Of Sheiied dorm. in
bulk; and 10000 pounds OF Shelied Corn in
good new double burlap sacks. Delivery Of
the above mentioned grain 60 commence bv
May Goth, 1871, and be completed by June 18TH.
lGi,
The quantity of grain herein mentioned
may be increased from twenty-five 70 fffy
per cent.
These proposals will be received at this ofice
and the Assistant Quartermasters office At
sioux City, up to II o'clock, NJ, on the 18th
day Of May, 1871.
By command of Major Genl HANCOCK, s
s. b. HOI.ABIKD.
Deputy Quartermaster General, u. 4. A.
hisHpuartermastsr,
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MRS. WHITcoMB's SYRUP FOR SOOTHING
CnILpREN.-Many slee2lcss nights OF
painful watchings to the anxious mother
might be avoided, by using This invalu-
AbLe preparation.
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HARD TIMES

I'm UO I IN rs 7=I7--
Save your money. 1fyou want suit
OF new spring goods cheap. go TO John
Vollmar. II you want anything cut or
made up or repaired go to him also. He
in the only man con 4idering the hard
times, and works accordingly. bis shop
ts next door to Ballingall House.
Rpr3 dlY-MIm