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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07
PUBLIC SALES.
SUCCESSION SALE.

~ -N>--1HNa---N-- 49,"
Succession OF Charles T. Knishtou, decd.
Dy virtue of an order of the Hon.
ID Parish Judge OF Booster parish,
Louisiana, and "a writ issued there
under, viii sell at public auction to
the last and highest bidder at the
Court house door, in the town of
Bellevue, La, within the legal hours
Of sale, on ....
Tuesday, December Oath, 1872,
the following described lands belong
ing to said succession, to-wit:
East half of southeast quarter, sec
ton SO, township 81, range u; north
half southwest quarter Of section 81,
township q, range II; south half of
northeast quarter of section one,
township twenty range twelve;north
east quarter Of northeast quarter of
section y, township 20, rangeI1;north
half of southwest quarter and north
west quarter OF southeast quarter of
section one, township twenty, range
twelve; southeast quarter Of south
west quarter of section 81, thwnship
p, range II; north half northeast
quarter and northwest quarter of
southeast quarter of section SO, town.
ship 81, range y; northwest quarter
of section 6, township 20, range IL;
north half of northeast quarter Of
section l, township 20, range u;
northwest quarter of southeast quar-
| ter and south half OF southeast quar-
/ ter of section p, township y, range
u; northwest quarter of southeast
! quarter and southwest quarter OF
northeast quarter of section s, town
ship 20, range II; south half Of north
east-quarter of section 90, township
q, range II; containing in all one
thousand and eighty acres, mOressor
less.
Terms of Sale-Cash, provided the
appraised value Of any subdivision
be bid, else after re-advertisement
ont credit of twelve months for what.
ever it may bring. Act,of sale with
revenue stamps at expense OF pur
chaser.
3. Z. ONEAL, Sheriff
/ and eX-officio auctioneeer.
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CHALK LEVEL PLANTATION"

Also, the mules cattle. stock, farming utcl-
sis, &c on and belonging to said plantation.
BY virtue thcreofI have seized aud will pro-
coed tc sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house door, in
the town of-Bellevue, La, within the legal
hours of sale, on
Saturday, 18th day Of December,
1872, the following described landed proper
ty, to wit:
The southwest fractIonalgusrter Of section
three, the east half OF the southwest quarter
of section three, the east half of the east
half and the west half of the southeast
quarter of section ten. the west half of the
northwest quarter of section fourteen, the
west half of the west half of section eleven,
the whole of section two, the northeast
quarter and fractional northwest quarter of
section three, the east half of west half OF
section eleven, the fractional northwest
qnarter and west halfof northeast quarter
of section ten, fractional northeast quarter
of section nine, the northeast quarter and
| the east half of northwest quarter OfsectlOu
| fourteen and fractional west half Of section
| fifteen, the southwest quarter of section one
] and the west half OF section twelve, all M
| township seventeen, range thirteen, and
/ containing in all about $3.50 acres of line
! Red River land, and composed of which Is
| known as the Chalk Level Plantation"
Also, b head of mules, 40 head of cattle,
wagons and harness, cart, 10 plows and
| gear, = gin stands, > bands and one Gris'
! Mill.
Also, the entire crops of corn and cotton
estimated nj abort 80 bales of cotton, an1
| about 1000 bushels ofeOGn and 10 stacks o
| fodder. and to bc sold 10 satisfy jjudgneBt
for the sum of ten thousand dollars, with
per cent per annum interest thereonn, iron
| the list dav ofJanuary, a. d 1863 wlth cos
and charges to satisfy this writ against the
said z. c. Cummings and Mrs Paulma Pick
cit. mortgagor in the District Court o. Bos
sier parish La. in favor of Thomas d. Lee
,raisemeut Act of sale and internal reye
4, me stamps at expense of purchaser.
b. +. ONEAL, Sheriff.
November ., 1872
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

The presiding Jassak of the
Toledo Blade hiss received in
formation of a Democratic plot
to aSsaSsinate Grant. What a
stupi6 Star the animal is, to
be sure
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jas. .T. Gresham,
. iSherfG,s Safe.

James G. Brown
John NJ Is Arnold, ct, al 40 -'''
5,n i, :, \ = s Arnn,a No 1852
Dy virtue of writs issued from the Dis
Dirict Cont in and for the Parish of
Bossier, Louisiana, in the above entitled
cases and to me directed, i have seized,
as the property of aforesaid j. NJ. Arnold,
and will sell at public auction TO the last
and highest bidder, at the Court house
door in the town of Bellevue, La, within
the legal heurs of sale. on
Saturday, the 4th day Of January,
A. d. 1871, the following described landed
property, to wit:
The plantation known as the RED
CHUTE PLANTATION. containing eigh-
teen hundred and four acres OF tine Red
hi yer bottom land, and described as fol
lows:
The east half of section tweuty-One, the
west half of section twenty-five, the west
\ hali of section tweuty-seyen, the southeast
quarter and the south half OF the northeast
quarter of section tWenty-seveH, the south
west quarter and the southwest gnarter OF
| the northwest quarter dissection twenty SIX
ami the northeast quarter, the east nan %
the northwest quarter and the southwest
Quarter of section tliirty-four, all in town
| ship nineteen, Uf runge thirteen, North
| West Louisiana, and in Bossier parish.
| Terms of Sale.-The land viii be sold il
subdivisions according to law and without
the benefit of aPpraiscment. The price al
which each subdivision viii be bid OF vii
he divided pro rata between the Judgment
In eases aforesaid and the notes given fol
the remainder Of the purchase price ~ sair
land, being four in number, each for TEL
Thousand dollars, and bearing eight pei
cent per auuum interest from January iirs
1871, and due respectively ON first OF IaHu
lary 1919, 1874, 1879 and 1876, the pro rata
ON the judgments 10 be paid IN cash an'
the other pro ratas ON the falling due re
lspectively of the notes aforesaid he pr
ratas on notes not due 20 beit. eight pc
cent per aunum interest from day of sale
and to be secured by mortgage and vendor
lemon land bought as the notes are seen
ed,
Acts Of sale and revenue stamps at e.
t penss Of purchaser
BIZ. O'NEALs, Sheriff.
| Bellevue, La, November aotL, ls1s.
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SFrGu Sale.

u1straved before the undersigned authority
T. on the 9th day OF November IoII, 1y
! @ EcIrber and viii he sold at Belle
yur. La. FOR cash. tC the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the 18th day Of February, loI2,a
small Bay Mare Pony, about 10 years Old
with star in face and branded with u on
lot fore shoulder SAID animal came toms
premises about one month ago.
Appraised ut Si5.
The owner Is requested 10 come forward,
prove property. pay charges, Nc.
Ill. LOTION, stray Master.
November ., 1872.
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4 Michigan couple were recent
ly married with 100000 worth Of
diamonds on. That's pretty good
for an undeveloped cnontry.
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A Providence. (R. y paper re-
cords the appearanceim that city
of loaded wagon drawn by four
men.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-07

The last words of Ludwig Feu-
errb6ach, the German philosopher.
who died on the 18th of Septam-
Der, We're: Truth, OH truth
where is iti'
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RAuies. Horses and Wagon

FOR SALE CHEAP.
TTNH f undersigned has two MULES, two
/ HORSES, an excellent buggy horse
and a WAGON for sale. ] will sell the
above property cheap for cash. If you want
" NJ JIG. GRAHAM.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, Of Gene
va, New York, died recently from
congestion of the stomach, prod
need by a piece of cloth four
inches square she had swallowed.
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For SALe.

7 OFFER for sale, at low rate and on
L easy terms
STEAM SAW MILL,
situated on west bank Of Bodcau, near
Bellevue, having the capacity to SAW Gt9
feet of lumber per dav Ii not sooner dis
posed of. II will be sold at public sale ON lst
w. r. PRATHER.
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Boss!ER PARISH.
Esg1I2bcT =!
Esglls6e8'!

WE are urruapd now 10 furnish pine
~ LUMBER ii our mil Of titeen dol
lars PR thousrnd cIsli. Oak, heart pine
ana select lumber pcr slceial contract,
An classes III flooring ana ceiling dressed
tor work. aisays Ga hsnd, Al regular price,
Corn groand every saturday without tals'
niily c,rLLs a l IsS E-As-
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WEEKLY NEWS.
BENZ. WOOD, Editor and Prop'r.
a Mammoth Eight Page Sheet, So
Columns Of Reading Matter.

CONTAINS all the netrs foreign, domes-
" tic, political and general, with full and
reliable market reports Each number also
contain several short stories, and a great
variety of literary, agricultural and scientific
matter, etc, etc, constituting, it is conf
IDENTIFY asserted, the most complete weekly
newspaper in this country.
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SheriT's Sale.
THOMAS b. LEE }
VS..
u q CT1VluNrC

re CUMMINGS.
in the District Court of Bossier Parish, La.
Dy virtue Of writ OF iiria faceas to me
I'D directed from the Honorable. the 18th
District Court, in and for the parish Of Bos-
sier, State of Louisiana, commanding the
seizure and sale OF all the lands lying on
Red River, III Bossier perish, La, and known
as the
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STRAY SAVES.
Syr1.a, sale.

-st,.,vad bafor,. the undersigned, author
4, 80 ~ T,jias Guilliurd, on the 18th
IT, ~ SsUis.dber, 1877, a,d viii be sold for
uaA VI . s.Sturday, the 2Ist day of Decem-
T L'. % ~. MI Bellevue. La, a dark bay mare
- about years old, branded with letter
non lett shoulder and inverted Il on ieib
dip and two scars On left Ion came 10 Ils
,,.,.rui.ss il said parish about two months
ago
Appraised ut $50 o..
Tiroyncr is requested to come forward,
prove property, pIy|ehr~ges, sc.
J. II. LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, Sept. Zltl., 49,
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The virginia papers are com
planning that the hogs. in the
upper parts OfSpot;sylyania coun-
try many farmers have lost near
~ every hog they had-not only
those in the pens fattening for
pork, dut their stock hogs as well
"A Muscatine, Iowa, father is
exercised to know how his dangh-
ter discovered that eating warm
maple sugar makes gentlemen'S
moustaches scratchy.
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SHEREFF,s SALE.

LAtJUIUIS OF y. ". dIICt, Utt U, 7
VS.. , No. 24Si
K. Y. Graves
In the 18th Judicial District Court, Bossier
Parish, La
DY virtue of writ of fieri facias issued
ID from the Honorable District Court of
BOsSier parish, Louisiana, and to me direct
ed. have seized and will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the last and highest bid
der, before the Court house door. III the
town of Bellevue, La, within the legal
hours of sale, on
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BELLEVUE.
Great Excitement About
GROCE RIES +!
H. G.. RASPBERRY.

' Wakes pleasure in informing the
Il public that he has opened at
Bellevue,
Family Grocery,
and wsll devote all his energy towards
building up First Glass Retail Gro
Gerry House, promising to give the
most perfect satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
de Is constantly in receipt of
FRESH GROCERIES. and is selling
them for small profits in order to keep
up with the hard times.
Doing business upon
STRICT CASH BASIS,
MS goods will at all times be sold
~ the very lowest prices, and satisfao-
hon guaranteed.
a liberal share of the public patron
age solicited.
. Come and see me. n49
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63i Acres of fine Red River Land,

and which is known as the ''GilIner Planta-
tion,' four miles above Shreveport. La, and
bounded above by ". Baers and below by
HolliugswOrth plantations.
Also, the movables belonging to said plan
tation, t0-wlt:
70 Head of Mules, lot ploys, ) wagons and
gear gin stands and machinery, &c., also
the crops OF cotton and corn, estimated at
about sixty bales of cotton and 1870
bushels of corn.
Said property ordered to be seized and sold
to pay and satisfy the sum of seven thousand
nine hundred eleven dollars and Al cents.
with interest and cost of suit, to satisfy a
iudgment.rendered against the said Thomas
NJ Gilluer.
Terms of Sale-CaSh, with benefit of APP
Praisenent.
Act Of sale, &c, ut expense Of purchaser.
T. +. ONEAL, Sheriff.
November End, 1872.
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MINDEN.
p. EKc. Paul,

II. 81. Pau,
ROOT AND SHOEMAKER,
MINDEN, Id.
Respectfully announces TO his friends
IL and customers of Booster parish,
that he keeps constantly on hand a large
and well assorted stock of
French Calf Skins MorOccos, etc.,
sc, and is prepared to make Boots and
Shoes of the best quality and mostapPFovcd
stvIe Would call special attention to the
Reduction in his prices. Boots Sl2 to Sl6:
shoes 3 70 S. DO rot ask for credit, neces-
sity cOIupels NE TO Joa cash business
= W PAUL
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James G.. Brown
vs. NO -JO4-
John NJ. Arnold, ct, al
>. I, :; Is S,.n,1 No 1852
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
PRoR9sATTs, FOR psEESToS STONE RE
Nav OOVERNMENr BUiLDiN0s AZ OIL.

Sealed gIgp9ssls VIII be received uutl the az dy
70 a the once q tng sIPsEIsiSg S A 1,i
s9s a. ss he ,he pTpgG ofT TIsd sIt ne
DimShsion stone Ts1uiTsd h M oopstfaetiSa' The
spsslss Of stone from which selection vii be made
and 6SaHRRats PBgl.s'i Marbles, OF sAaa.stOnss'
capacity for wording under the ohse hammer, one
ample l2a i2lia. showing On each iSse q different
stone. must DO submittsd IN ali casss
Ne stons that has not been te.tsd BY loteAl use y
Sbsoluts proof that il bSsn 50 psed ior that period
TG DC iSTni MI b he StSps NUT i1r;hsr hnTs
and ibs qaary from which ~, gLoeuEsd must p fully
gsaSa,iiy dssifsd SiIhl1 one JSsT INV H''"" anu
About 9fQO0 cubic fest Of stone win DO required
approximate % iset ths largest stones Viii not prOba.
| bly, contain over DO cubic feet
In oTdeT that the ooniTaotor may make proper allow.
Anee for outtlbg In the quanyng, and on this SEIZED
Bidders viii state how soon they can commence the
delivery Of the stone and the amount per week thsy
maximum Ilzos Of stone that can DO obtained irOui
No lid viii be received except from the owners Of
bsaes Of The qu4rrss from Nhou the stone IL pro
posed % no furnished certificate from the reo9rdel
Of tho county In which the quarry situated that the
bidder Is the owner or lessee OF the quarry must 40
AL promo ais must be made on the printed forms tC
be oolAlntd q me saoervlsnE atshssot, At MAshinG
Oornpauisd b. penal bond in the q any thou
aAnd dollars sjOOO that the bidder will accept and
therefor 10 the penal sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars teiOO O0D And valid and blndinT eass Of ths
quarry 10 tbs Government a. security Tor the faithful
performances OF the contract the lease 10 take enec
upon the failure OF the contractor 70 comply With u,
Government 10 tAko full possession Of the quarry ant
work 4 at the sIpsase Of the contractor In case O
Ths light 10 reject any or eli bids received Is 70
| served
Proposals. must be inoossd Ia . sealed envelope In
i dorsod Proposals for Dimousion stone" and Ad
| drVassd to A. n. MULLKTT,
iSlI Supervising Architect, TisSsurJ Department
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
THE MARX ETS.


nAITiMunE MARHMra.
u5,s TS,sss co S oospd oi Ss lot! q 5 n
sSs 4 l,s. i,w St': r.. .ns ssS;s,,l .9Gs Of n,
receipts todsl we're 1Ig bbr With .alss reparlsd
SssssE, q o n 6s so: sGsi o wsi;TS s55s A
and 40 Howard Street FsiuiiT AZ 60 66Ga,ik
and re $40, we we're 'Iq nsv W." Ssts ,I e ss
cents, ~ old Michigan whlts at l7U cents, and $50
red ~ q V ssn ss soo1 Ss aI ;.S
Mhlts ~ let9 Nv cents, and old PennsJlvsnia and
6STssfbe mStfst ior Cotn !, hrnsr lodsy 70, All
dssotipuons soPiheTn continues toatoe, 9Th sales
Els,stor o. which there wefs ssiss Soi bushels n
eents We hear q no sale, yellow OF hiEh mlEsd md
1.-Two nots ! better feeling for western o.,r,
9Th slight inpr1ysus ut in price The reosipis ~
dAy wsreb bushels sSiss vsTs rpportsd u 'Ohsnss
add % bsS, ~ Il e,ns "a Ss w. eSs ss ss
We H a.o,s NE e. 9GSPs- Is h!'od'J and
%SP e.. w 4; Sa 4. gs
5 s'Rs d Rs s9SPSs :'E; gs Y sS
s rs s sSd' az e q S: y. sSG sss :
o"S =. s SC son II 'S e S ssi Ss sRa
sts SsS r cd Z qas say We quo.s IN ws,,sn
pWs:Tbg rSsiEsi ior bos Is duil. win aunllsd
HS arc 'Rq g. ssa VI me- No Coz
ess,lona We note sAle. Yesterday " 10 bids Dem
ethfA vacuum pan At ION cents aud % hhda Porto
hieo 70 ~ Iouis EroosT atpai cents, We hear Of
no!hloE G.tAy, sud quote prices ~ fnlioEs; Re.
zoo" - gfsdfs Ogba, ad9jS oantlg boHea No. ", ~
co.'s oantsi fortn higa grooerT Raiu4 cent? uems-
hninE, btoNsls cents; frehch ttiand. ttasA oebts,
SaS 20. y ...s S cent? TIE t. IsSS,g!
th1st ok hore s35 hbds, lsRss caEs', and 1890
SWHg'Ths mAftst for syrups :, dull, with ,l-nitsd
dnhnd. Prioea Of The leadlrg braqds are as iol.
lows VIA; Calvert 0oldsn bg6g oeuu; Maryland y
n's, ard Uanlon Sugar Houte iTsis cents 10 hhds,
and 2 0a22 cents per sal In bola
gIhty,..we hear q no sales High wines to.dsy.
aid rots the market Arm At wow osnts for wsstera
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

.s.,.,.,,,. -..,--,-..,,..z. 49,,
AS'SFAss IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,aI,ssd l. oT, sl
a. sealed pToPoSsA, Il lPess9 WI be LssG'y'h 6y
'or i is'a de's dn5in he bees; yea; sgdlnG yISs
Psoihe ,lope II, W. " Wv
]. At YERBA BUENA ISLAND. h.rbOr OF San
d25lO pgusds Rocky Mountain brown coal, wSh.
. aAtoh Ranges
VI e'o% Ky pounds Mount U'Ao'o o'O"n COAL O'ior'
~ g., ~, ,,,,,,d. fio,.o R., h,o.r oo,i n,.,.
81 % PSS"S8, ssStIs b pSSSn s SIi sSS
a, IA l,sTdS9 IA, b,0,,, ,,i WA.
Or to1ss saa5s. Nsn,lno bro,r oo.I P,,,h ia
i1mbis' ''''H ''-'' "'''''" w
80 .i Sn1ns, No. Hds;. IA. b,,S al w,b
a,trb Ra,gse ''0"N '' van
Or sll,iCg pounds Mount DSblo brown COAL OGllfor.
Mai
g. ~ le1 pound; oeosS Bay brown coal, 2E,ssPl
n, s,o S Trs,rrl,orgi p.u,,..., n, 49,. 49,, v..s
n, "a, inst, iSEtoa TsrSlt9iII s.. -, D.,,., -.
VT a1ifpJ POUNDS NAhalmo Drown coal brilah W.
tumble, ~, a. ,,-,,,
AZ p san PAT FEsnnoso9, paliLornAII
or al, s AZ hn5sG ma, p,,,,, o.u,,,
VT ''oV,D POUNDS Mount DlAbo brown coal uHllior'
~ a5's1avg popnda zoo 2 haI brown ooil, DfeEoni
OrAN9,n9 pounds beatte bfoWn coal Washington
~ a ,,., i,eIIIltoiyi ,,,---,-- ., - , CO.,
VI 4-VyVgg poqpas nay brown coal WASH
n, I an i5 ls' ieI W, II s.t 49,. - u,,t.h
Oolnmoh:
Az ANGEL ISLAND, barbor Of Ban FrAucisco
a6.20 poupds Rocky Mountain brown coal, wAh.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

NAVY PAYMAArER's OTFlcE,l
WARRINGTON, u. o., July q, 1oil I go
healed proposals., 70 bo endoTled "PfoposalH, will
30 fooelyed At this Office until ~ m, the 18th day Of
July, lHl, for tho bslow dssotlbsd coal, 70 be de.
nyeTod Tree Of cEpenss Al the Washington nav TaTd
subject 70 the usual lnapcotlnn, TO yiti --
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
90 tone thouaandl tons Of Cumberland Goal
The coal 10 DO delivered on the wharf At the navy
yard into uatts provided By tho Uoyerumont and viii
be paid t9I according 10 toe weight Of The nav yard
scales 9,Al0 lbs 70 the ton,
sBlddern must ttAts 10 thsr bids the time within
which the coal can be delivered Responsible security
VII DO required Tor IL prompt and faithful delivery
when awarded.
Blank forms for bids 10 be had at this ofius.
The right Il reserved 10 any bid not considered
kIBERT W. BACON,
10 T. A. Psymastsf, u. =, ".
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
LINZ o. sTEAlIsHIPb
Medical.

nH,, HENRY WILSON, PROM LONDON
~ EBglAnd, makes diseases u the Throat and
Lungs specially. Asthma. Bfonchlf's, End All
easss Of Consumption tg .sshls) treats bJ oontTAct
and 20 Tee vi cured. No ohAa. ~ patlsats for
summation. IApogoTn with haad, plots, -saoved
n tso heurt Uau rnist pAtsnta 70 elilEsnAin Wash
!nston wh9 Lave been treated Family physc,Ans are
ment shotheI the cure 4 Effected before receive mr.
lee hih iipIhtih WILSON, a regularly educated 10
Al female dime9iues, 4o,, tToatoi scientifically
koomt, board lnodlnAl Attendance, 10, At the Ins
tute, H. desired. Tetms reasonable; medleines by
mail dssoTtba sympt0ms Gall or Addrpss MADAM
and l. WAahinEtou, n, ID, IViiIms
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
PROPOSALS FoR DElE3PGNG IN PATAPsoo

u. g. ENunfEEn OFTGCE,
THIRD STORY, UNION BANK BUILDING,
tfATETTE, NEAH OuAnLEH hTREEr,
BALTIAOHE, ND, July a ls12.
ProposAla are lnylted for dredging In the channel
below Fort Oarro leading 70 thi, city, known the
"Oraighill OhAnneln The work win 30 between
20OO0 aud aO,OW cubic yards but bids for smaller
quahtluea Nlll be considered.
The tide rises about one foot and ono half, Length
d haul pi mate rial Eas about two miles Fro
posala will state kind Of machinery 70 be nasd aver.
age quantity Of cubic yards TO be removed daily price
per cubic Iard, Including excavation, removal and do.
posit Material TO be measured 10 dumping fcoWa
Proposals to be sealed and Ia duplioAts, Endorsed
outside accompanied By COPY Of this Advsrtlss-
JqJ, u1a, and will DO opensd 10 five minuiss there.
alter In presence Of such bidders a. may Wish to be
present
The right 70 reject any bid Is reserved.
hpsclhcAtona, forms OF proposal and any desired In
formation 70 be had on application At this once.
WILLIAM p. URAIOHlLL,
W. Major Engineers, u. 3. A,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
Proposals.


UNITED Stairs ENdmEIR's 0ETGoE,
THfRD STORY UEfoN BAHH HuGDIHG,
FATETTE HTREET, MAR O1AHLHt
BALTtMUHE, MD, July II, lblls
Proposals arc invited for Dredging Channel At
WoIton haFbQr, MsEJlaBd Proposals 10 be sailed In
duplicate Endorsed on outside, and accompanied By
copy Of this adversom ont will be received until
o August 10, 1874 and will be opensd In ten minutes
!hgreatter N presence Of such bidders A. may wish
70 he present
The material Is essily removed. There e no rock.
The channel 4 not 10 exceed about sight feet In
depth a can low water. The locality IL sheltered
bpecihoau9na forms Of proposal and any desired IN
WIN n, OHAtuHI1.I,
Bil Major Of Enkineers. U. 3. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

OEEIGE A. U.Bl
FoAT WADswonTu ~ ". H., June %, i6ia- 7
Sealed proposals IN duplicate, With CONF f hi
advert attached, will be received Al ths oiaoe
until o'clock, A. NJ July -, lg for furnishing the
1873. -
Each bid must bg accompanied by doposIt Of sICO.
Information A. to quality 81 beef, plymanta ana
conditions can b obtained on. GPpllsallsp b
L. A, OuAMhKRLlN,
le-i ttfst lieut. tir1t Art, A. O.E.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
Government Sales.
SALE % QuARTERMAsTKR,s PRoPKR

GALE OF QUARTERMAsTER'S PROPERTY.
VIII DO sold At public auetlop, at QaartsnnAateT'a
Depot. cheyenne, WYominE Territory. on Wednesday,
August lth, At ~ O'Clock, the following govern.
ment property, viz twelve horaes, untoTvtoeAho for
government puTpOsFa four mules, uuaeTtoeabls for
government purposes. also quantity OF quNrtermA
tets ltores, tool, harness, army wagons t GlAeked
coal 40, 40, 40 and q quantity Of oloihinE and
equipAge, consisting OF uniform coats, u21,) hAFef
sacks, oantsens, old tents, shOyols, picks, etc,
Lists can bO had on application 70 the undersiEnsd
U. A. REYNOLDA,
iJIB DopOt oaSrtsTmasiSr.