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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-22

These words were full of courageous
manhood, and produced the desired
effect.
The prisoners were kept at Beechey's
tavern before. during, and after their
trial, four of the citizens OF Lewi>tMs
taken turns in performing guard duty,
six ont OF each lwenty-four hours.
As the day Of trial approached th.
most intense excitement prevailed.
Page, the tapper. had confessed thu
circumstances OF the murder IN detail.
anil had been accepted aS Il witness
against liis associates. The trial was
conducted before Judge Park. and
lasted several days. during which Page
weiied the tale of the nlluk.r IN al its
startling and revolving minulenesS.
The jury without leaying their seat.
rendered 4 yerllic., autl the three men
were seltteact.d to lie Lung OH The 4th
Of March, 1864. which was legally
carried into effect.
| This ttHgalr has no parallel il tFF
annals Of crime in this or amy other
country. Hill Beeelpy, through whn>r
4 ildoinisahA courage aid energy the
murtlerrrs We're brought 10 Justice. r.
sides ut Eko. Nevada, on the iille ct
| the Central Pleiilc Railroad, aad i,
one of the uobly,t hearted AMI Ecsl
known men upon the Pacific coast.
1 He i, the proprietor Of the ltise line
! from that poiit to boise City, IDAHO.
and to tile White Pine niit,cs. He
subsequently got aH order from Chief
Justice Chase. then Secretary of The
Treasury, to ,nrn over the $4,000 lrA
4, the Saii Francisco mint ny tie mu.-
dewrs to Mrs. MaglNtler. willie tie
Legislature Of Idaho remunelatt4
| him for his services in The stlm Of
| $4,000, the money he hld spent out of
his own pocket
! While upon ihe Sc;lilold Howard
said that the real murlerersot Magru-
/ der would SOME day turn up, and hi,
blood must rest Oh Beechey's head.
| lie betrayed mueh emotion when tie
rope was put around his neck, and had
/ to be held III a standing position. ko-
hiine wept bitterly, ard confessed the
crime in detail, with tie exception Of
changing places with Page. !" | hope
! God vii! forgive Us all, , he said, and
added; n die witlno tteliag against
/ Beechey. Had | been in his place
4 Iwnuld have done The same" !" Lowry.
/ who had betrayed no symptoms Of
tear, il response to the question,
:" Have you anything to Say?" re-
Piled: Boys, the Bible says cursed
/ BE the man that is hung from a banch
Of Il tree. I've managed 10 dodge
that point, hasl't Z" And again,
when all was ready. he shouted
Launch your boat; its nothing hut
an old scow at amy rate +"
The trapper, Page, who turned
States evidence. and who dug tic
graves for his associates, was shot dead
in a quarrel some seventeen months
atlerward, and was buried By their
side.
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SHE WANTED AN ArPLE.--ln one OF
the Eat contributors correspondents,
we find the following cminently salts
factory dialogue:
[Enter train boy. ] Oldlady. Have
yOn for sale any choice varieties Of tho
genus Pomum ~
''Who, mum?n
'sPOmutn. =
mo, num-"
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THE MARKhl.
rInANnrAL ANp oomNEno1AL.


New York stock nIarket-seosnd board.
BY ne Wsffsrn UnfoH Telegraph Company
Telegraph oHes, Psnnsyipdnis spenus SD
Team Hreei aorfArsH, Jams, N. 0dsiaway,
operator IN CHARGE.
a. III. oospos, M ups.d STATS 'i Sas. 80 sS.
uoapon. 1i0A ~. ~ 2a, et,Ooupon. 1lpkt y. o. kars,
il1S q. 3 iOt., ooSpss, ilotS 6esgs9sl sire.
kds@. ksgssss,. oA We'll. flsO oo%gssI;
s,sls; E.pi:... si5E. y, 9.as.si aSs.Op, WI
Tc't g.Ss,,l siip ~ sc. ~ Hai 4,
iats shore spd slls6iEss soaibsts. rsuToad. w,
lSSsi: S'a'fs 81 SI:y:.Sd ,l rl,.ssrF ~
Gisvsl,sd. coL. oip, nd iad., va. kook Island;
II s.G Ss. :.S y rss S W.." "a
psaware, IAeksvaanA Ws,iern., lo9A Tort
SSSS s.ss ~ l.S % 70 Sssiss s SsdizH ".
ferrod 1aoi ohio ard mis.is.ippi esrtihes.ss, az,
Ssls "a .Ss iq T.saso: s. ss. pss &
yirsluis state ", old. l9 ylrEisla console. w
rSs GA sss y ios,s assi.s .i.ids. i''0u'' a' s
LTsi Ms''s,. VS SlE .i T;l:sr:sss *
isiirssd, VI. sic al Reading iiS,., Labs sIsse
Mehlsau soa,hsrn Rsllioad VI luton Pasiqe, q
SSSi IIIs.aise .Sd ~, .isait ilog .EIi-saEss
f.a DSs:Sa & w,sa;9 TIss,:T
~ JOSEPH, 81 Ohio Mls-.a'ippi ostt'ioaies, y.
uold lJA. Markst steady
nALrInoas MAsHEra.
BALrfnORn, January % = Breaditufs, = Flour
pressure on The part % holders 70 ss and tsougn
M. 4 E: 10: Ss q Pee; 4; ;s.sss ,s
81, aud 100 a. Fsally A. sfpJ per Dbl
ON arhss gnlst n. m'Inins under yeu nght
bushels PsnnsJivanis red a 81 "a but quote prime
s ee9sHsItsi Ss% sod.y With sood inquiry 10,
lots .uit.6ie To- toraiga shiPment SALES sg9
bushss bringing th latter price, % Do yellow Al q
Bvs.-ssiss to-day 10 bushsls Al 81 ~
Iafs--Mere lrm and more active this mornlnG, sales
being made q some bog bu.hels, VI lgp0 common
esn,s, ne laiisr ior prime prishi.
oefs.-Ths market l. ven stiong Indeed. We duots
- folows, Wat Rio, IN bond, Al l7AiIA oeats 70!
e., 70 sCps sassos. s s'e'1 ne 81 "a
me stoot here "a afst hands is sbop 600 BEG, RIO
bot the stock IN second hands 4 ssid 70 Be fo %
ITssissTs.-ws hear Of no transactions Of lmpor.
tAnos 10 Provisions bat for cured III Nest there 4.
a good inquiy, and u may be quoted firm II ~
Sss. - sII ssr. S' ~. sSs a"a
asai.s, 10 bssos ts.rs !. a dsSiasdis issrssssd
Sssn sSls bsss ssoaiSs s We eso,s y s sai
s sHs snS'' s san a., Gf O ,SS . cent. e,
~ Mss es f. hS,s a. siS Ss aa 90
s-Sssss VGiss but piios: steady. We aasii q. tOl
e. Lo' 5saS,9s fjsss. s S9sa .9 s sS5s , s9
GrAdss Porto Rieo, sllsi0S esnta. Dsms1AfI
yasuam pan lohsllh cent, and new coop Mes
wSfI hsss 81 % 81 s. s q fiI wines today
but We auo.s Western irOn.bOund hrm AZ rsSaaN
| NshN. W Hst'oh-
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ia doing 50 you unl be guided By the following

q doing % you Wnl be guided BY the following
INSTRUCTIONS
You win proceed ia person without unnsoe..
sary delay 70 the Canada AlhmOsa, and tosuoh
other points as may be necessary, and eommunl-
cnte 70 the Apaohes within reach the commands
on the President giving the Apaches now on res.
movements to the TuiArosa reservation. You
will please Inform tho superintendent OF indian
affairs for New Mexico o. the orders you have
and 70 StassSrt % The kpaohss Inc conmSndi 81
the President In conjunction with him. W no
will cooperate with you,) you will take particu.
s AZ Rslo pSs% re s%.. ana G ISs
measures which vii, be adopted unless they
comply with the orders you convey TO them.
VS. al p,opsr means " nsdnsn.. .nsn w,h ta 9S
70 peacefully and quietly TO their reservation on
the rularosa, IN accordance with the wishe,Fnd
iii above ali things desirable tina. this moIe.
mont Of the Indians DO accomplished peacefu1y
and kindly, and without collision with the In.
dians OF their agents which eau DO properly
military supplies are At your command 10 effect
the removal Of the Indiana, and their comfort
able establlshment on their new reservation, as
also TO supply them when there with whatever
provisions are needed and cannot be supplied BY
the Indian bureau.
You will establish post at ssmo suitable
soued this winter b. one company o. infantry, but
70 be 20 placed and planned that the post may
BE- enlarged az may be useful hereafter.
The proper agent Of these Indians and Tor
this reservation should DO fully acquainted with
your orders and the Purposes Of tho Govern.
ment and should accompany the Indians, and
The protection 10 the Indians while en- route
10, and aftcr they reach their reservation,
against any Intrusion or hostllities on the
part Of the whites or Mexlcane, you are spe-
elaiiy charged with, and will be held respOnsi.
You viii, therefore, DO careful to give timely
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foFFIcIAI.. !



HDQRs DIsTRIQT. NEw MKxIgoJ
SANTA W, n. NJ. Dps. ii ls7L
the President of the United States, through the
Secretary Of War, the Lieutenant General OF
the Army and the department Commander, have
been seseiyed and are published iqr the IN, N,
orders and wishes Of tho President, the district
commander feels assured Of the hearty oo-opera-
son e ~ Scsd si!iIsps o. ne TS,T Iio IN
The wise and humane policy therein contalnedi
,DEPAaraianr Or rry lHT,hI9a,
SIN, have the honor 70 transmit herewith
copy OF . Communication addressed 70 this do
partmont BY the Hon. Vincent Collyer one OF
recently visited Arizona, wherein he statos his
views In relation 70 the Apache Indians, and do.
leribea certain tracts Of country In Arizona and
Sis Indians he has selected % bo sss apart as IS
reservations for their use, as authorized BY or
ders Issued 70 him before visiting the Apachss.
i have tho honor 10 recommend, In pursuance
Of the understanding arrived a In our CONVEX
natlOn with the Secretary u War on the 10th
Instant, that the President issue an order au-
th0rlng said tracts OF country described In Mt.
Coliyer's letter 70 DO regarded as reservation
icr the aettlsment Of Indians untll II Is other.
wise ordered.
proper Officers Of the War Department be ID.
rected 10 Inform the various bands OF rowing
Apachsa that they are required 70 locate upon
the reseryations immedlately, and that upon . -
Vidod for by the Government 90 long A. they
remain on said reservations and preserve
Peaoeaple relations with the Government
each other, and the white people, and that un,
less they comply with this request they will not
DO thus PROVIDED for aud protected, lsugEesl
that they also DO notified that they will not BE-
permitted 10 send thoir old men, women, and
children upon such reservations and permit
thslr young men and braves TO 80 upon the wal
beg also 70 request that the proper oHicerS
Of ne War Departmonl Ia lnstruefed 10 notify
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nIEn.


McLRoD On the evening" Of the 2li instant.
Relative. apd friends invited to attend the funs-
rail- from his late residence, Thursday the 18Th
stani. Al O'Clock .. m.
Js.egh BP.,gy, At 2;lo on TuosdAJ morning. Jan
BLkTER,-On Tuesday, the I'D instant, Of searia.
tina, sAMukL kDWARD, eldest son Of Samuel x, aud
Marion v. Slater, aged years. months and % days
hts parents, No. itD q street, between fourteenth
and Ftfesnth streets thus.t, on 1hnrsday after.
noon, the abth Instant at O'clock.
| WEAyRR-ou the aith inst, MICHAEL wEAvER,
In the ssh year Of his ags, -'
The frsnds Of the family are invited 70 attend hi,
funeral Friday Afternoon, a. o'clock hom his lAte
residence, on tho hslghtS Of GsorEstoun.
YoUNG.-.Atl % p. m, on the silh insl.nt, after
| aged y years. Q months aud - dayp
faasrAl VIII taxa place 90 fridsy, the 18th instant
Al =. m, from her late residence, I street be
| tWesu Twelfth and Thirteenth streets southeast
Friends and relatives respectfully requested 70
AIDRN-on Wednesday. January a. AtIiH p. m.
LpcIus d, i9iapt son Of IAewellJu and GOorEinA I.
| Alden, aEed n dAyA
Fansrai from toe rssldsnes Of his paSonts, No III
Thirteenth street, at y. IN. this day
tPittaburg. Pa. paDors please oopyl
| HUGHEH.--On tho morning Of the ava inst, at
o'oloos, q, W. HuoHgs, In hia h3d year.
The relatives and friends Of the family requestes
10 attend The funeral ~ his late resdeuoe lJD bev
enth street north seat, Thursday at II O'clock,
| Fnfarse9nm1aAaDrn1nnu.nnl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

Mss NILSSON, a young woman who sings
almost a. well as Kellogg, and kicks plano
stool clear across the stage apparently with
little effort Is coming, and will delight our
muslc-loylng people one night Of the mod
Miss Nilsson slrgs the first night and Miss
Carey the second, but In order to get q re-
served scat ut the Nilsson performance, you
must also buy one for the Carey entertain
ment This arrangement Ia intended TO
"boost" Carey, Nilsson being able 10 20 II
alone. Miss Nilsson Ia rather a pretty wo-
man, and her temper Is angelic, but we arc
price on her. In Europe she used TO sing 70
crowned heads for sixty cents.-IndidRapOli,
Eoening Journal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

THE Hoosac tunnel, according to a recent
Official report, has, up 10 December 81, 1871,
required an expenditure OF "a, So, $50, exclu-
slve Of interest When the present coutrac-
tors assumed the management o,Sil feet had
work had been advanced BY n ISL feet, max
ing total Of l7,01S feet, and leaving Z ,o5a
feet To be excayated. The central shaft has
been finished, and work Is now going on at
four faces OF the rock; much more rapid
progress In the future Is anticipated. The
tunnel, II Is hoped, VIII be finished by March
1874
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

The Philadelphia North American pub
llshes list Of the subscriptions, amounting
70 about ESQ, 600, contributed toward the pur-
chase Of new site aud erection Of commodi-
Gus buildings for the Jewish hospital OF that
city, an association whose charity IL not
limited 10 sect, but whose tender mlnistra-
lions are always ready TO suecor the suffer
ing. Fifty thousand dollars Is required "a
complete the sum needed for the purpose.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

A CHARLEsTowN, Mass, photographer
gives n striking Instance OF feminine artlhce.
While arranging the instrument preparatory
10 taking young lady's picture, he suddenly
turned 70 give some directions TO bis fair GUS
toner, when, TO his astonishment, he beneld
her buslly engaged stufing her cheeks with
paper 10 oil out the meagro proportions which
nature had so rudely neglected.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

49,, a. mAAnnttseIOs noxemDssi ~ nu3ii.,, M
.istos ~ a, ,t,sa,,rt cAieass- IN @''
SRi I have the honor by direction OF Con
sherman 10 inolose herewith copIes OF cSnmu.
nlcations from the Secretary OF the Interior, on
the subject Of the policy that is TO prevail In
Arizona aud New Mexico with the Apache In
dlans, =
The Secretary Of War wishes you 10 give all
the necessary orders 70 carry into full effect this
policy, which Il the same that prevails In tho
Indian country generally, via: 70 M and deter
mine lusually with INC assent, expressed or i'm
piled, Of the Indians concerned) the reservation
within which they may live and be protected by
ali branches Of the executive Government; bun
n thew wander outside, they become at once Oh.
lects of shspcion liable DO attacked hostile.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

YonY Il bSs RhhSsS ~ NaSamsss ~ Nh
TO OIL 6orioH GraHgsT Comm iRdiHg DisTiet " Ns''
hsEioo, aaata ~, hsw AsEieo'
COLONEL; am directed by the commanding
general 10 forward to you inclOsod copies Of lot
terifrOm the Adiutant General Of the army TO
the Lieutenant General commanding tho divil-
Ion, letter from the secretary Of the Interior 10
the Presldept Of the United States, and the or
q the commanding general In the case are a.
follOWal
w S :d e execute ne StTSsS9
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

RKv. GEoRoE II. HEPwoRTu IL q prey OF
interyiewers. To one 10 recently saldi II
don't know anything about theology.
never did. / hate theology. ! am preacher,
not conference.-the. I'm not going to
bother or hamper myself with mere dogmas.
Tho necessity Of Christ a. Lord and Saviour
In name personal experience and the Ser
mon on tho Mount-there's my theology,
aud want mono other. / stand by the ex-
preston given In my Christmas sermon. !
saidi Il don't know how II Ia, but / believe
that the nature OF Christ Is lnextricably In
terwoven and lnterlaced with that OF God.
I'm not going 10 dogmatlze, neither will |
get up fight with those that do. I'm going
To preach the worlds Christ as embodied In
the Sermon on the Mount"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

wAsHtNaruS, d. d, November ., ISL, Z
Respectfully referred TO the Secretary OF War,
who will take such action as may be necessary
TO carey out the Recommendation Of the Socre-
tary Of the Interior. u. s. GRANT.
(Offlcial coples.)
4 d. TowssEsp, AdJutant General
r. WILLIAMS,
Assistant AdIutant General.
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a RMY rhANsPoRrATIoN

A hAh ihANoFOhhAAlON'
hEGDouInrrRs DErARrMnsr or rus MIssouRI.)
FoRr LEASssYoRTa. K Az, January q. isiai
Sealed PropoaAa vii DO received a. this once Until
par GsioS d . iSSsa spd da'S S :aP
and ssdSs EsS ii. s On "a:
following '01'h oUTR No. TWO az,
Frqu susl points % he Kansas P.sias Railway and
Ia brAnohes, and the Denver and hi9 GIAnde Raj.
dssSaAlsd b. he 0hlsi 9aAIts.master o. The Mi;
iitoriss o. 0oiorGdo, New MsIioo and AHE9na, and
Ts sdSs q IL soSsa q he Rs3 RVsf sSS r Iss q
lossi.ads dssrsss Slso from aay ia'S IN
lad plasss aboysnsntoasdi the PFopaslls ior ship
nsats tsom points q the kansAs P.Sihe railway %
he Den Dssvsr and no CiSaads TsiisSs. '0~
D:i r Sas ss re s %aSs sS
win tra1spoF ne stores n sAsh nonth OF the year
The vsht q b transported viii not exceed In the
aSsrsgate p ooOgoo po1nda
$500 CsoIss or osrllhsd ohsei on SONS rsspopslbis
s., sGuss *. OF
eASs a. award 4 made % him the bidder win accept
sssa Il .sssSdsass With ths tsSSi Of ihis sdSSH
ss,@sS.; s.ld s9@ e DO forfeited 70 the Uai.sd
eontraol MAJ bs awarded 70 sIsOaS in due form such
Ths entire route mr.t be bid for BIDS viii not DO
sntsrtAinsd for portions only o. the Toats,
fhs hshs % Es,SOt any Aad all bids that may bs
The ooniracor must be In readiness for service By
the hrat st day Of April, t8l9 and must have place
OF business ~ agency At which he may Be oommu
noasd With readily Al the starting poin o. the route
Blank lorna showing the condition. % the contract
10 be entered into must accompany and be part ot
The Propo.AA These blanks and blanks for proposals.
can b. had application 70 this once, aud V he
satssdg 4 iSs 6Sisi dasiiTInS'tsr s Mf!1lis.HI
Pspsg o. ei dsn ii9s o o Il d
| DROPOsAIS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION W
| Il lIGHT-KEKPRRS' DWELLINGS.
| HHdHKEh'a QEFIoE. rEsru L. II. nlsImor,l
| buffalo, N. ", JAn. ID, 1874. J
Sealed proposals., la dupoAts. will be received Al
thla oaes uil p IA, fs6rahL5 ~ re tes ne con
Ohio, OonneAnl, Ohio, aud Hunon, OHIO.
plana and ap6uihuatl0na can be aoan Al this once,
and ~ the osss Of NE oOllseor OF Customs At Aah
Bids 10 Be- ssI;ftsiasd must be made upon the
blanks Tsoslvgd from this ohoa tn0aoY dspOait In
slssd n boads Sal be required sf PsLiOfm
o,g.sla q AnsiA'ss And EnE'n'sF T'ash L Il p'
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HDan. MnE s.S,o D.Eos s SS S n;G s

-, -. ,,.-....,,
hpoHs' s. IL an tsyi
Vhiosoo' ILL., Ho'""os' ~ "''
s,ne'a' Oa.ss nH. os,A.
Interior and Instructions OF the seeIeAIy ~
Wal, relating 70 the southern ana olher tyNlhs
bands OF Apache Indians, the following ID or
dered
i. The valley OF the Iularosa, In new MEX.
loo, beginning at the headwaters o. ths RIVER
and is tributaries 10 the mountains, ana sh.
tending down the TulArosa ten miles each siue
for Assistance Of thirty miles T. declared, and
hereby announced 70 30 an Indian Ieservauon,
for the sole use Of the southern and other rowing
bands OF Apache Indians, now In or who may
hereafter como into New Mexico, their agents,
aud other officers, and such officers and en-
ployees OF the military service as may DO desig
mated BY competent military authority.
II. The Indians At the Canada Alamosa
agency, and all rowing Apaohes now In New
MeHieo, are hereby commanded 70 20 im ,h
and preserve peaoeable relations with the SfoN-
eInment, the white people, And Win eaoh other'
They arc notned that they VIII not % permit
ted TO place their old men, women, and children
on the reservation, and send their young men
and braves on the war path. As long a. the IN,
dians remain on the reservation, anu Sonauet
themselves peaoeabiy, they VIII % iuly Pr
teoled and provided Tor by the noVernmenI "
they fall % 20 upon the reservation in due tim.
Aftsr having been informed OF this order, %
leave II After having once gone there, they WI
become objects OF suppiolon.lia0le 70 ettaek ~
hostile. The terms and conditions OF TINS erdel
will be applied 70 all Apaehes who may mere
AFTER 20 Into New Mexico. -.
III. All concerned are hereby notlned ina
the Government Is determined, u possible, V
preserve peace between the whites and Indians
Auu4 NNUaT has M m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

THH liabilities OF aprague, Colbarn & Co.,
who failed in New York, on Tuesday, are
about 81, 900, 900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-25

great many people in this country are
shamofully negligent about answering letters
Nothing "a more annoying. In European
countries II Is regarded as the height OF Ill
breeding to allow q letter which needs q re-
ply 10 70 unanswered, and 90 II ought 10 be
considered here. This Is a point on which
parents should lay great stress 10 their chill
dren. They should DO taught TO consider u
M rude not 10 reply TO letter which needs
attention as TO hand a fork with the prong
end.
The busiest people are generally those who
arc most exact In this respect. The late Duke
Of Wellington, who II will be admitted, had
a good deal on his hands at different times OF
hls life, replied to every letter, no matter rom
how humble q source. Once clergyman
who lived in distant part OF the Kingdom
wrote to his Grace, on whom neither he nor
his parish had shadow OF claim, TO beg for
a subscription 10 rebuild q church. BY return
mall came back letter from the Dnke 70 the
effect that he really could not see why In the
world he should have been applied 10 for
such an object, but the parson sold the letter
NJ au autograph for Eve pounds, aud put the
Duke down for that amount among the
81 bscribers. I#F..
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Flour and Feed.
TlOur, &c.

FRRsH GROUND FLOUR FOR FAMILY USE,
and ali Grades o. Flour IN Store, and for sale low'
o.is rn@'4l, and Alllf0{s 4 y I1LlsssI 3 ''''
indiana s,s6uS and Fiit 1trsSI lsGI DsOot
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! PROfOSALA foRSUfRLIES'
OFTIcE AcrrSa Con- or sur. U. 8. A.
FoRr TRuABuII, OoHs., Dcoomber - lGl !
healed proposals., In duplicate, will be reoeived ~
nj, 'ofAos until noon on SATURDAY. the "a dsy q
Fsb vary, t52 for supplying this post with the follow
ins 1hsistsnce Stores, StAI
barrels Hour
ino pounds Willis BoAnA
M Noands Rice.
IN = Nsnds Green Rio Oones,
M -. 'pds Black Tea,
I pes, z: BsC.n vs,Gss. equal to stuArr."o"
30 poundl' AdamAaiins candles,
NO pounds tNAlL
N poands b'lAok Pepper
y pounds Bro NkfAst Bacon.
% pounds Hams,
" pounds OrAckoru,
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