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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13
Adjourned till tomorrow morning at Q

Adjourned till tomorrow morning at Q
o'clocN.
The Board met at Q o'clock A. N. pur
suant to adjournment.
All the members present.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read
and approved.
Bill of Sanford Myers & Co. and Nv
ers & Taylor for $91.66 for goods for
Poor Farm and $fO.O7 goods for Court
House, were presented and ordered paid
when duly sworn to.
Ordered that an account be spxessnted
TO D. B. Sanford, Guardian OF Mary Mil
Ter for $lo1.72 for support Of said Mary
Miller at the Poor Farm. -
Petition Of s. NJ. Rich and others for
Bridge over Buffalo Greek, on Main road
east of Winthrop, presented and referred
to Bridge Committee.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted to-wit:
WHEREAS, at the Sept. 1864, session
Of the Board Of Supervisors of Buchanan
County, Iowa, the Board located coun-
ty Road running diagonally through the
lots and blocks in Railroad addition to
Independence, Iowa, commencing at the
ne corner of the NV of Sec, 30, 80, 9
thence running south 38 Deg. 40 Min.
West through said Railroad addition to
the railroad, And whereas the said NV
of sec. 80 was and had been for a long
time laid out into town lots and was a
part of the incorporated city of Indepen-
dence, Iowa. and whereas, the propue-
tors of said land have replated the same
and haye left a street in their plat, known
as Union Street, which commences at the
Sc corner of the NV of set 35 SO. run
ming thence south SO deg. 40 min. ives!
to the intersection Of Bartlc st. Thence
west 80 deg. south to the intersection Of
| Buchanan st. Thence southwest to the
Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad track as
the said lands were originally plat ed:
Therefore, Resolved by the Board of Su-
pervisors of Buchanan County, Iowa, that
the said street SO laid out by the said pro-
prietors of the Railroad addition to hide
pendencc in their rcplat Of the same and
by them named Union Street, be and is
hereby accepted in lieu of the County
road heretofore laid.
Ordered tina: taxes be levied as follows
upon all the taxable property of Buchan-
an County, to wit:
For State Revenue, two and one-half
mills on the dollar.
For County Revenue, four mills ON the
dollar, and poll tax of fifty cents.
For County School Fund, one mill on
the dollar.
For Bridge Fund, three mills ON the
dollar.
For the support of the Poor, one mill
on the dollar.
For Bond Fund, one-half mill ON the
dollar.
School Taxes in the several District
Townships and Independent Districts as
certified by the respective Secretaries
Corporation Tax, one half mill on tn
dollar, As certified blythe City Clerk O.
Independence. 20
| The Co. Auditor was instructed to issu'
warrants for per diem and mileage'o of tll'
Board for the present session, as fol;
| lows:
days per diem miles mi&age teta
Jed Lake 3 $l2 / IL 3i2.1l
j. A. Stoddard 3 IL 8 SO 1874
Morris Todd 3 IL II IN Is. +
Adjourned sine die
| J. l.. LOOMS, e..
| Co. Auditor.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board Of Supervisors,
of Buchanan County, Iowa.
at this September Session,


The Board of Supervisors of Buchanan
County, Iowa, convened IN regular ses-
sion, at the Court House, Independence,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on Monday, Septem-
Der, 2, 1872.
Present all the members
Ordered, that pursuant to the provisions
of Chapter Twenty-Six (26), acts of the
Fourteenth General Assembly of Iowa.
the length of the main track of the Du-
buque & Sioux City Railroad, and the
assessed value Of said road, within each
city, township, district township and in
dependent district in Buchanan County,
be stated and declared - follows, to-wit:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

By appointment Of the State Central Commit
tee, the following speakers will address the peo-
pie. at Independence, at the times specified:
Hon. GEO. G. WRIGHT, Saturday, Sept. 14th.
Hons. CHRISTIAN WULLWEBER and r. w.
PALMER, Saturday, Sept. 2Sth.
Hon. NJ, Il. QUITS, Saturday, Oct. 10th.
Hon. W. B. ALLISON. Friday, Nov. 1st.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NOMI-
NATIONS.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NO6I-
NATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT,
of Illinois.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON,
of Massachusetts,.
For Presidential Electors.
AT LARGE.
SAMUEL j. KIRKwOOD. Of johnson.
CHRISTIAN WULLWEBER, Of Dubuque.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
FIRST Dis,t-sAM. A. RUSSELL. of Washington.
Second-JAS. r. LANE, of Scott,
TnTaEyMAhS 3aHs1 e c Ct Es1an
Fifth-R. H. GILMORE, of Linn.
SIXTH, B. WEAVER, of Davis.
Seventh-WARREN s. DUNCAN, OF Lucas.
Ninth pENDLETON. Of Woodbury..
State Ticket.
Secretary Of State,
JOSIAH T. YOUNG, of Monroe.
State Auditor.
JOHN RUSSELL, Of Jones.
State Treasurer.
WILLIAM CHRISTY, of Clarke.
Register of State Land Office,
AARON BROWN, of Fayette.
Attorney General,
ME-. QUITS, of Mahaska.
FOR MEMBER OF CoNGREss-3D DISTRICT,
w. G. DOMAIN.
judicial Nominations..0th District
For District Judge.
d. WILSON.
For Circuit Judge,
SYLVESTER BAGG.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13
Grant Mt Shiloh.

Gen. J. D. Webster, Chief.of-Staff
to Gen. Sherman, thus puts quie-
tus to the SANDER now revived for
political effect that Grant was in
toxicated on the field of Shiloh:
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.
Col. Isaac S. STEwART-DEAR
S1R:-Your note of the 2nd inst. is
Just received, and in reply l have to
state that you are authorized on my
behalf to deny in the most emphatic
manner all statements Of General
Grants having been drunk, or in
any degree under the influence OF
liquor, at the battle of Shiloh. I
was at this time his chief of staff
and chief of artillery; breakfasted
with the General at Savannah on
Sunday, the first day of the battle;
went on board of the boat with him,
and rode into the field with him,
about $50 O'Clock, in person, and
was necessarily with hum, except at
intervals of absence on duty, during
the whole day. l laid down with
him long after dark at night, on q
small parcel Of hay which the Quar-
termaster put down to keep us out
of the mud, in the rear of the artil-
lery line on the left, and l never
heard, till long afterward, of any
idea entertained by anybody that he
was drunk, nor did l see him drunk
during the day, and 1 am sure he
was perfectly sober. He was self
possessed and collected during the
varying fortunes of that celebrated
battle. If there are any words in
which l can deny the miserable
charge more fully and distinctly, I
am ready to adopt them.
[Signed. Very truly yours,
I'D. WEBSTER.
Brevet Major General of Volunteers,
Chief of Staff to General w. T.
Sherman.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13

TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars
are offered As premiums at the com
ing Union Fair, at Grand Rapids.
Mich, of which $l5,590 is for live
stock.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13
e NHERipF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, h..
Buchanan County.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the l.th day o
N September, A. D. 1872 at O'Clock, p. NJ
on the premises hereinafter described and com
~ aforesaid, will be cold at Public Auction TO The
highest bidder, for cash, the following describe,
Personal Property levied upon and taken b.
virtue Of General Execution. issued from the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of the District Court. within ant
for the county of Buchanan, State or Iowa. in "a.
vor or Brewster, Freeman Il Co.. for The use o.
Lyman j. Gage and against the property OF
j.. II. Palmer, Mary j. Palmer, and sureiies, to
wit:
Fifty acres of corn in the field. thirty acres o.
oats In the stack, twenty acres of wheat in the
stack, all Of said property being on the farm
| known as the j. Y. Specs farm, in Middlefed
township, Buchanan county. Iowa. to satisfy said
writ Of execution and all accrniug costs.
| Sheriff S Office, Independence,
| 44.5Ol August 18th, 1872 92N
GEO q. FARR sheriff
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13

CHARLES SUMNER has been NOM
mated for Governor of Massachu-
sets by the confederation, the bal
ance Of the ticket, with one excep-
ton, being Democrats.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13
The Board met at 9 o'clock A. N. pur-
suant to adjournment.
All the members present.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read

All the MemDerR pFcecus :.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read
and approved.
The Board resumed examination of
Miscellaneous Claims which were dispos.
cd of as appears in annexed schedule.
The Board then proceeded to the OK
animation of Justices transcripts, Bridge
Claims &C., and disposed of claims as ap.
pears in accompanying Schedule.
Claim of J. II. Campbell for "a, 66, il
legal taxes, presented and allowed.
On claim of NJ. V. Bush for abatement
OF tax for 1871 on twenty acres of land iii
Liberty TIP. the Board ordered abatement
on valuation to the amount of of one humid
red and fifty-five dollars and reduction of
assessment the same amount for 1872.
Petition Of 7. 8. 10y, for abatement of
road tax ON WI nwt and nw4 nw4 Sec.
5Tp. SO, r Q for year 1871 and reduction
of assessment for 1872 presented and dis
posed of as follows:
Ordered abatement of tax on valuation
of 1915, for 1872. Reduction OF assess
ment to 81 600 for 1872.
Petition Ut J. d. Grain for abatement
of personal property tax for 1868 pre-
sented and disallOwed.
The Co. Auditor was instructed to con-
tract for the construction of sixteen desks
for use of Township Clerks, with some
suitable person within the county, at
cost not 10 exceed fifteen dollars for each
desk.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13
follows:

HE Democratic-Liberal nomina.
TONS Tor Congress, in Iowa, are as
follows:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13

Report accepted and ordered on file.
Ordered, that the room in the Court
House between the Offices Of the Record
er and Go. Auditor, be designated as the
Co. Superintendent Office.
Ordered, that the Co. Auditor be in
structed to reissue u warrant on the
Bounty Fund, for $685. so in favor of
William II. Brown, late of Co. E 9th
Iowa Init. cancelled by order of the Board
at their last session, for the reason that it
had remained two years uncalled for, the
party having since applied for the war
rant.
The Board then proceeded to the ex
animation of Miscellaneous Claims, which
were disposed of As appears in the sched-
ule annexed. .. .r
Adjou,ned till tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock. ,Gta "f-'
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13

Board OF Iowa "A 52-lOO 1874, 60
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, The State Census Board
have credited the County Of Buchanan,
Iowa, with "a 50 miles of the Dubuque &
Sioux City. Railway, and
WHEREAS, The minutes of the SAID
Railroad company's survey, As presented
to the county officers, shows that the said
Railroad is IS 7e-lOO miles in length
through this county of Buchanan, there
fore:
RESOLVED, by the Board of Supervi-
sors, That the Auditor be and is hereby
directed to notify the Census Board of the
state of such discrepancy, in order that
the same may be corrected by them at
their Lext assessment
Adjourned till II o'clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met at II o'clock P. M.
pursuant to adjournment.
All the members present.
The c.. Auditor reported final action
10 road cases numbered SO and 60 on his
calendar, current series.
In case No. 80 the action of the Co.
Auditor was approved and confirmed.
In case No. 90, referred to the Board,
it ordered that vacation be made as fol-
lows: Commencing ut the ne corner of
the NV sw Sec. 20, Twp. 81, RI, and
running south one. half mile, thence south
easternly across Sec. 20 of said township.
Also, ordered location rs recommended
by the Commissioner, to-wit: Commenc-
ing at the quarter post on the cast side of
Sec. 20, Twp. 81, RI and running thence
west one and one. fourth miles,
The Co. Auditor made his report of
Fees collected and warrants drawn on
salary, for months of June, July aud Au-
gust, as follow, wit:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13

OF q party THAT OF Clnclnnatl). For
Schurz, Sumner, the free-traders,
and nearly every other supporter OF
Greeley, including the Democrats,
all assert that Greeley is not their
man, but that they will now support
him because nominated.
ssThe Liberals accordingly have
set out with the principle not to
take up with anyone merely because
the choice of a party, and conclude
by taking up Greeley for no other
reason than that he is tho choice of
party. They think it wrong to
submit to the choice of the Repub-
lican party when it is not their own
but right to submit to the choice of
another party when it is not their
own. In other words, they think
it wrong to submit to the decision
of their own party when they do not
approve it, but right to submit to
that of another party when they do
not approve it. And so they COM
mence to resist the tyranny of party
by submitting to the tyranny Of
party. This is like their professions
that they are for principles as against
men in this movement, when, being
Of every variety of principle, they
all unite on the single basis of de-
feating Grant. Being for princi-
pies and not men, they would yet,
however, have remained in the Re-
publican party if it had nominated
any other man. And having left the
Republican party because of one
man, they now will not leave the
Liberal party for the same reason.
cuteris pariJus. And many of them
insisting that Grant is good enough
and that they merely do not like his
party, would yet have been willing
to remain in his party if it had
taken up anyone else."
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13

FOR MEMBER OF CONGREss-3D DISTRICT,
w. g, DOMAIN.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-09-13

No requisition has yet been re-
ceived for Forester, the supposed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
MIN


w MEEmaN-on the morning Of JAY B. oHAnLEs n.
Noiios Of fuusrai hereafter.
.QUtNtAN, Juiy q. Is79, after = LINGERING Illness,
AZ hts late rssidenos, hAuRicE n. QuNLIN, aged ID
TIE relatives and frsuds Of the family are respect.
fully inyited 10 attend bis funera from The idance
n bis brotherlu .lsv, Richard y. Haveg, No. 30
Massaehn'sus sygnas northwest on Sunday, the tn
3undsy Head and Star please oOpyl
wiLLtAMs.=-At her residsnoe, 8i street, on the
m tninE Of the eth instGaJ MI MAItLpa WuLtAMs.
Tier iuasrAl ulll tabs place from her late residence
SABBATH afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. r#.
LIAM N, son Of the late M ior james N. Baker.
BEIr.--oa tbs bth instant, at q O'Clock q m,
uton0I ALERsD, son Of A X. and r. r. Bslt, Agsd
The funeral will t,ks pl.os from the residence 80
ThiTtssnth street, at O'clock this afternoon
DUNN=Ou the bth instant, Mira ANNA DuNN wife
RsaiiVss and friends Of me family are requested 10
and,ahalf street southwest sundGIsatS O'Clock ..
JOHNBON.--Op the bth Instant Il 4 ~ o'clock q,
m, UArHAhtHE, beloved vile Of Michael Johnsou,
The Teistvrs and fisids IT the family are respect
iuly requested y atlsnd the funor. from her lAts
sunday, July Z, at . O'Clock ,. m.
TuNIA..Ou the 5th instaut, JANIS TUNA, In lh'
Funeral .sTvigs viii take place At the residence
Of bis son, John r. ruuiA. Brnur Of Boundary and
streets nOrthWsst, Sunday, jail !, EtSp, N.
wARDER --suddsnly, on The 9TH instant, Al
O'Clock o. m, JoHN HARE1Y WARDER, eyed u, yeAfs
He leaves devoted vile, eight children and mani
friends 10 NOUN his loss
Eleysnlh street between y and T. this Afternoon, a
to'olook. Relatives and friends OF the family are In
Nted to attend.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
THE MARKETS.
FINANoIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stook Report.
FurHished BY Letois JohAioH 4 Co., BdHksrs,
northwest corner Of Tenth cad D streets
NEW YoRH, july 81. ,. N. UuItsd States
g5qgS9 ilt ri ~ 3s"gg1 VIZ, " NJ, s9 !,
=, B!ao., ", yuupop, lib4i Y. y spa, Ns Ooupop,
N'k " 5 S,I s.s, oH S.S 9TSTsnIS sS;
Q,felsgrsph. Ibs oglet,vsf, % Pacific Mall, iri
PsH i9s RSs FsVr. Ms S RSs ss'si
nsW York OsptfAl ard Hudson railroad, w
sat. H 20 sou hIShs,n 4; .pd fl Ss
MS Illlneis 0entrai. l5ss Olevelsad Pi,t.burs,
a FsP S WV a u III .p P,.fssi.d, 1 81
% We. 20 ;5.lss ia Ss;sGs,
- stats ~, Dew, ~ North Csrollna So Cd ny
fsssg Bcpas UnioS PssSs ~ bond, IL
BLIrruons HIHurrs.
BlLrtNons, JAY : BrsidstsgS. : giou, - The
market Tor Flour today IL sHtrems'y dull aid prices
aye rominal We 6ssf u 10 dsmsad ioF sIpari, sad
&c ogn {sds e1y 1s sp,rasy TIE rs e is 70
9S.fssTSo Issspi; q WS;I, 4, ,Pdsg ger. r.th,,
lV oid fhs %SfRst VS. dqi. and At he sio,s VS.
Sn ssa y SS's than 90 ss $ IeG m
y lots Of 100 and 20 bg;hs', tqaal quantlllss e
fss 81 5ss sI. S n ,. g1'% ISsrS sS US
kinds fold ias low = eINalS. Al the close w
quote new whlie Al 81 ta1b for fair 70 prime and
led A. el i0at 3d. Od Western and PsnnaJlvanta
rcd Is uofntnal At atHJalb0.
O0rH.-1hs mATkpt for Corn today was dull, and We
h.at oi but little doing, with Prices nomipalJ IA.
aeO bushelr, Of which 1900 Wsrs - tlsystor. Ths
ony sale Of Southern reported 800 bushels white
Al iHe oouts. o. Westqrn the sales were f00 white
ats cents, aO0l do and t1 uiHgd, 70 arrive, both
privates terma ato high MIXED, In Elevator, Al 81
cents, and l3 mlHpd delivered on lraok Al az uta
A. ne Close the MARKET sl va sasI and gul.L ,c,
Tbs Receipts were sou bu-hes With sales reported q
l0O mlEsd Western AZ ga ~ oe y, and 500 bright
do Al t8et6 cents. No sales Of bonthsrn reports q,
And We quote bright Al ava " osais nonluaL
Ryc.-Thare vere offerings Of Rye " .day, and
quote nomnal A. ~ cents 70 a.
ProriiisHs.-Ths mAFkst tor Provisinua IL octet,
patt GALE Of NO1 bs Buk rio Hds, ~ az osaia on
Wednesday, aud quote Sh3uldsrs AZ 81 cents, aud
clear rib SidssAt7A cents Bacon Il Ia active ibbluE
demand, and We qpots Bhouldep At cents rio sides
lNsIk cents, sud eleaI rlb d, osnta Hans are
In good dumAnd A. nNaiB cents, tha latter Tor ine
angareursd, Mess tort IL auist, and ssa In lots ~
anbOala7s psr bbl Western steam and kst,l . lard
u hIm AtaeaA coats, aad rerendsred At 10 cents per
SsgaSsws continue our quotations, a. follous via
Hshning grades Cuba and f3rto loo At stdp cents
grocery Grades Uubs, gAdaA cents grocery grades
Porto lllco pAiauh cents DgusrHra yaGuuui pan ~
lsliN cents Enaiish IlAnd, aNasA cents; french
Island tlasA cents, And New UfiaAna grbcsty ptaig
esuiA m. teosipts on wednesday Mets ~ hhda, 70
us hide. l0l6a boxes, and 1890 bag.
HAissB.-We hear 81 no sales of hIah Wines, ard
sfn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
= RoPosALs FOR WORK on IHE WASHING

wAsHIHdroN, D. u, july /. ls1l
Sealed proposals. gill BE- received until the THIR-
tion Of certain works upon the wAshlngton Aqusduot
The WORK 10 be let comprises; Outting And settling
stone for the coping and parApsta Of stone BrdEes
laying tslnoh pipe and completing the earth work
Of, the Distributing Reservoir.
Bids will be received Tor the compilation Of the
whole work, for each separate work, described IN
the specifications the United States reseryinE the
right 10 reject Any I'll bids, TO contract for the
whole or separate works.
Plans, SpsCihoGilons aud forms Of contract eau bs
sesn, and any desired Information Gao be bad on Ap
plicatiou TO %. ". HABOOUk.
lnGton AqueduoL iJi.gt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
5B5Es Il SPE FaS SEfGHi $50


LounyILLE, Ky, June Is, 1sTa.
HeAied proposals., In trlpiqate, with the usual 70
qulremsnls, viii be resolved At this once until
WEDNESDAY, the TIL u August, lisa, At ~ O'Clock,
when the bids uill be opened Tor the erection Of
stone walls, with coping, brick walls Or Iron fences
around the hatlonal Oemetsriss At tho following
places
Beaufort ard Florence, g. O.
SALISBURY ADD Ralalah, NO,
KnoHvlie and Memphis, Tenn.
bidders will be rrqnited 10 specify the price per
lnsa foot, and no BID will be entertained that does
not conform o this requirement
Separate bids for oopug Of the stone walls set com
plats, will be considered.
Proposals. In tplioate, will also be received At this
eios a. the sane time for building ~ story stone
brick lodges, Al the National Oomstores, At the FOL-
loving places, yiEs
Raleigh, N. o.
Memphla Chattanooga and Fort Douslson, Tenn.
InEAn'a Otosl Roads and Lebanon, Ky
Plans and specifications for the walls, railings and
lodges be Al this ofhoe and At the oces Of
the Depot QuArtsrmF stsr at Charleston, g. O., and
the Aotiug Assistant Quartermasters At HalolFh, N.
o., Nashville and Chattanooga, Tenn, and Lebanon,
ky where AL the partoulars With regard 70 the work
VIII be ohesuly given to bidders either by calling In
person or By lsttet.
termAstet Department Of the south, and marked on
the envelope, Propo'Al for wall Top fence q ledge
Deputy QuAItsrmAstsr General U, =, A., Chief Quar-.
at Al Nhaa NHn0
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.
OFFlcE SUPERINTENDENT or IEDIAN ATFAIREl
st., - EI5snAI N; T.; ySnS u, lsIh a,
ssIsd pT1SGii, r. w ps 5sSs 70, su ~
plies required By the lndlIp Department during the
hsoAl ear ending June %, ISIS - iollowsi ,,,,
SUI sacks Xxx AID XXX ioaT.
JSJoSJ pounds blown sugar 20 sugar, equal to
$500 pounds RIO uOass. tsTSsn(
I ISSS P DSpPSs i an SOAP
MILK RIVER AGENCY.
1000 sacks Xxx and Xxx flour.
lbQlp1O pounds {nsD beet.
70IoO Pogads brown sugar 70 sugar equal to
soOOo pounds RIO 9oHSs, (Erson.)
Igog pounds iAmiI soap
BLAoKEEET AGENCY.
800 sacks Xxx and xxx -four.
1000 pounds (uoO bee.
Sl5go9 pounds bacon, tslSAr .ldss4 .,u,. .,n,, "a
HooO pounds sIg9gn sugar. " sugar 0HuAi "
5000 poundS family soap.
| 30 y pounds salt
9s HE 1871 RRfHfRRs6Tkp TaRY
1876 20 s sleEs < and xxx -four.
| l0O,OO0 pounds bacon, (olear sides
iOOlOO0 pounds brown sugar 70 sugar equal to
5000 pounds Rio coffee, tErssn.)
lQioOO pounds family soap,
| lo,VlO pounds SALT
FohR on SALMON RIYER
| 100 sacks Xxx and xxx flour.
5000 pounds (neD beef.
l2.0OO pounds bacon, toleaT sldesl
SOU 'p9aRds bE9yyn sugar, % sugar equal to
400 pounds RIO coffee, CErsen)
| Loo pounds family soap
fdsSS 70 30 loT the articles delivered at the re
Bidder must state the prices Of the grades Of flour
Tue SSsi cattle viii DO rSosiysd on the boot. and
the gelshl determined BY weighing on Scales "hsn
PToposais VII DO received for the deliyerI Of am
one O. AZ Of the lboVenAmed articles At any one o.
DSllYSryt % commence immediately, ard % oonting,
RsSs - year ysls ssdiSS June D, islS
All the articles iuTnishod must DO Of good Nor
ohAntAble aud family quality, Hnd subject 70 iaspe0
The SpdsfsisSSd reserve. the rlEht TO increase o
eot any OF ali bids Il such course should DO doeme'
NECESSARY for the interest q TIE GoySrPmSsnI .,,
nSd Vopeherr lIsuod BY tho respective agents, ant
Ezeh COY 81 each proposal must have oopy Of TIL
Advertisement attached thereto.
/ No bid will DO considered unless accompanied by
effect thltn the bid Il accepted the bidder OF biz
doH viii Immediately ontoT tntoa written contract
Bonds viii DO required 10 ths amount Of the bid fo
tho faithful performance OF the contract, with tao
more surstss, whose luhielsney must 10 certified
byA United States Judge o. district attorney. ,
different Agencies 10 the winter, contractors must
prepared to have suthooat suppllol 90 hand At a
ssf pS Satl he tS q April rs OF o''oo'' "''
Right Z reserved thltiR The, event q failure 70 d
purchase the same In open market, and the different
ln,Rr.9ss viii b. ehEEsed q The 9ontrAstor: a.,
win inTniah The above articles Of provisions reaPse
For SBJ further Information apply At this g5SS,
iSA sept Of Indian AiiAiTS, aOntAnS.