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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20

The Nashville Union and american
thinks DR.. Sewers card "a gross SANDER
upon the Democracy of Tennessee" To
prove this it goes ON in an elaborate article
to show that when SeYier saw he was to
be defeated by Vaughn, he should have
carried his vote to Tharpe. Well, what
does that prove? The sore point with Con-
sentative Union men is, that such man
as Vaughn was stronger than gentleman
of the ability and high character of Sewer,
and that the secret of his strength was his
rebel record, for that is the only thing in
the world that commended him to the
Senate. 1t wasn't Sewers business to de-
feat Vaughn. 1t was the business of De-
mocracy to do it. And by electing him
over Sewer they proved just what the
latter now charges:
The criterion of merit with this class of men
Is the extent and Importance of the services rem
dered by the candidate TO the late Confederacyi
and, per contra, the badge Of inferiority i;
placed upon all men who were the friends Of
the Government during the war, regardless OF
their sacrifices and efforts in behalf of peace
popular rights, universal amnesty and universal
suffrage since that period.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20

II is not surprising to those familiar
with the record of the editors and proprie-
tors of the Press and Herald that they should
boldly stand forth as the defenders and
apoloSists for corruption and wrong. The
honest men of their party come out boldly
cad of meeting with encouragement and
support from their own paper, they are
confronted with SCOTS and sneers. SO it
always has been and always will be. The
bold and fearless leaders are always pulled
down by the corrupt and profigate tools,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20

The Knoxville Weekly Chronicle is the best
Medium in East Tennessee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20

THE st. Louis Republican, Louisville
COWier-J0UunGL, Nashville Banner, Mem
phis Aralanche, Chicago Times and many
other papers of influence in the Demo
cratic party, have for months practically
advocated the disbanding of the organiza-
ton. They feel that the reasonable, cor
rupt old party is dead and ought to be bur-
led. Judge Nelson and Baxter are shrewd
enough to see the same thing, but their
foresight is considered treason by the old
party hacks here, and straightway Ramage
reads them out of the party. Heavy, isn't
il?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20

How is the Democratic party to be re-
organized and its corruption exposed, if its
leaders are read out of the party whenever
they attempt to reform it? Nelson, BaX-
ter, Henderson and Caldwell may talk
against the corruption in their party and
may be sustained by the honest masses, as
they are new, but the Press and Herald
and its crew, who thrive on public print
ing swindles and party jobs, will always
fight them. They stand unbIushinGly as
the advocates of corruption and party swim
dlers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20

THE friends of the narrow gauge road
from Clifton to Knoxville will find a COM
nunication of interest to them on our third
page. At last the energy and persever-
ance Of the friends of the road are to be
rewarded. The project now takes tangi-
bic shape and we hope it may succeed,
Our correspondent deserves great credit
for his zeal in this great work.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20

THE Press and HerGJd'S hostility to
Judge Nelson is not new thing. The lat
ter's friends had reason several months
ago to feel it more keeIlLy than noW. They
are therefore not surprised to find it eager
now to read the able jurist and gray
haired veteran out of the party. 1t struck
him harder blow than this when he was
in position to feel 1t more.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of 1t
rorS and Abuses in early life Manhood restored Ner
vouy debility cured. Impediments 10 Marriage re
moved. New method Of treatment. New and reularN
aba remedies Books and Circulars sent free. IN sealed
envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No
south Ninth St, Philadelphia. Pa decZ4,fl
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20
Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.

r. R. Bearden. Harvey Clark. james L. Gaines, John
NJ. Brooks c. W. Charlton and W. \, Henderson.
EXparte.
WHEREAS, THE ABOVE-NAMED PARTIES
w have filed their petition in the Cha1cery Court
at Knoxville, asking for charter of incorporation hy
the name and style of the Knoxville Building ami
Loan AsSO .iatiOn, under the act of the General As
sembly entitled, An Act 10 authorize the Chancsrg
Courts Of this State to grant letters Of incorporation
The objects OF such incorporation for the J. r
chase renting and sale Of real estate, AMI l0arl1E
money thereon for building and other purPOSCst0 be
carried on at Knoxville, Tenn.
This Is therefore to notify all persons who have al
objections, to appear before the Chancery Court q,
Knoxville on the 81 Monday of February next; and
show cause why letters Of incorporation should not
issue the petition viii be proceeded with Fare
and that copy of this order be published for thirty
DAYS in the Knoxville Chronicle.
This January IS, 1872.
4 copy of the order. Attest:
". J.. PATTERSON. c. & ",
By ". A. GALBRAITH, D. c. NJ
I
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20
Our JOh Office.

1t may not be generally known that We have
one of the very best job Offices IN East Tennes-
see. We are prepared to do all kinds of book
and lob work on short notice, in the latest
style and on reasonable terms.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-20
Financial.
ESTABLISHED 1850.

WE are prepared to purchase, at
Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
of Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. r,
r. Stock.
We transact General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates,
receive deposits and make collections
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department.
Tickets BY Inman, Anchor and National
Lines Of Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on
all the principal cities Of Europe for sale.
L. P. BAILEY, CASHIER.
July15-d&wtf.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

20 peacofnlly and dutafiW 10 THAR FasarvaiIon IN
ne naia,osa n aeeordsnee win tho wishes and
NJ n 49, ~ no.. das,..h,. nj ~. -o.
mani ~ gS. ind,ans n. ssonr,ii,hn
and tind,x ana ~d,bor, nniIt,ian III ~ ~
dian. np hs,r assnts xb,ch an I'm ~ n,an.riv
Gaed n1I srs a., sSao T 70 use n s.c,
~. s,ys,, - ~ ~ T,Ai.yns ~ ,h.ir sor,fort
~. hit.hs.ant ~, ~, ~ n.atvs,ia,, \.
| ~ ~ s,sari, man ,shsr 49, v,th ,snatsver
nsoytsons Xxx nsssd and cannot IA supplIsd Nv
the 1 and,sn osre ,ss,.n 49,, a, am. ,n,,.h,.
r.in, -, *. nis,s. - sse.,ion to n. Sa,,,,
Ys ~. -. u . - -. -. IA e..,. -,
~ ~ " isna "A nl.nns1 IA ths mai nav
| X eris, - Al MAY be uss fsi hereailet
this reieryetion shoulI be fnlly acouaIutsd with
your or,iers and the purposes IN the Govern'
/ ment and shonld accbmnanv ia indisns AMI
remain with them. "'N
The protoction 10 the Indians vhI,e an rou,a
10. and amer thew reach thslr reservatIon so
part Of the whites or MSSIcans, You are . Eae
| rialiv eharoad Win snd Iii ~ MA ,asnoIsj
SSIn s enarseu "i'n' anu VIII Do heid RESPONSE
| You uuI. tbereforo n. .aroo,i N giva ,,r.iv
and fali notice 70 ali the people in that part q
ny Is.o ~ ,h,. ,h.VuFn .ne papsrs aad other
Won Vii sl"o "a ra ma nacss"a,x ma 81, N
conway isfermation az ,hsss co,nymands nf M
| Presldene and the eon.eau.ncss ~ 40 az ytsss
than 10 All the rowing Anschsst M MON ~ sns
meana Won san ,,sin sccsts ,tyin, thesn Hir,y
DAYS in Sb,eh NJ r"nsrt Al M Ilaisposa rs.n,
WALTON.
Amer that TINA In accordance with Tia ords,.
lion At TsSoss vii oscoms V oSs 81 q s rSsS
OlG TsI and az liable Ss g attack a; hostile. Mt
Eighth cavaify, IN general ehsrHs Of thIs re.ep,
I a AZ NJ aA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

OBMBKRLAND.-o the lath instant, Of chronic
Group, CHARLES ALBEnr, only sou Of Margaret and
Albert Oambsrlsnd, aged years and 10 months.
Tho relatives and frsnds q the family ars respect.
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon
O'Clock.
DRURY.-on the 18th instant, Mr.. JULIA A.
DRURY, ased o. Jears, wife Of WIN. DrurT.
WHITAKER, On the Igth instant, JouH T.
WHrTAkEnt AEed 81 yeA!s and moaths Born In the
city % iondoa. RnglAnd. bat resident o. this oiy
.Funsf.i viii t.Es pl.es from Sls FOur..nd.s half
moTpps Al o'eieoE RsiS,Ivss and frisnds q ths
family respectfully iivitsd 10 Attsnd TypogrAphl
cal Union No. l0i, IL invited 10 attend.
RUPLEY..ou Thursday, 18Th instant, At the rest.
dsues Of her dspghtsr, (MrL X. A. MoMurrayJ Mr..
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BRQwN.-In the hopes Of . bllssiul Immortality
on fridAy morning, JanuArJ ~, lsll, BUaAN Knows,
bsloysd vile q Jot y Brtuh, AGed 1yean.
Past her suneTnG, past her pair,
L 20, % earih, bot heaven hA. gained.
hor r9atiysa And fnsnds are sspsettalI invited q
osiost. stt6S Isfssl Bsthsi church. -
RRILY.--On the 18th instant, nEBkocA Kay, con
aolt Of tho late Major Thomas u. Relu ~.
funeral att .. m Sunday, from b. Peter'a ohuroh
SMITH. On tho Afternoon ot January H. Is71, Ina
fRANoEs, infAnt daughter q George W. and Rebeool
smith. aged mouths ADD - days.
Tue relatives and ihends Of the family are lnVltst
20 attsnd the funsIal from the residence Of tts pa
rents lEb Tenth street northwest, on Saturday thu
Ath Inst, At . O'Clock y. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
JAY COOKE & co.


Oner for sale at par accrued Interest the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds or the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. TheJ are
free from United states tax, and are Issued Of
the folIoyInR deuomInatIousi Ccupons. 400,
R5OO and Al .OOOt ne9Istared. RfOO. lsOO.
81 1000, q, 900 and $40 OOO
with the aame sptire oonadsno. rtth ,.hIoh =. .o,,
,.nA.d bona. a. No.. - =.
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49,. Pa. p .,,.a' !,
..n.v.I nnhlln -
GOI.D PAy,IRNr.
- - - - p-'."s IN
GOO ooin' ~ tne ounce o' JN OooAe Oo'' NeN hot
ou-'ho principal AZ me end OF Jears' and ths IN
'erea' me ra'e OF seven ana per cent
pefAnnamI hAhSearV' nrA' OF 'An"Ap ano JaT
PRRFROT sAFKfY.-The bonds We arc now sci
ne arc secured By first and only MORTGAGE on all the
property and rights Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, which will embrace the oonplson Of the
work.
Over Two Thousand Miles OF Road with rolling
stook' buudinE. and all other eduipments.
Over twenty-five Thousand Acres Of Land 70 ever
nile OF finished road This land, agricultural, tin.
bered and mineral amounting In All 70 more than
fifJ Million Acres, consists OF alternate sections
reaching twenty TO forty miles on each side OF the
track, and extending In broad fertile belt from Wis.
oonain through the richest portions Of Minnesota, Da
kotA, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, to
! PUGET Sound.
while the Government docs not directly guarantee
tho bonds Of the oad II thus amply provides Tor their
full and prompt payment By an unreservod grant Of
land, the most valuable ever conferred upon a great
| national improvement
| THE MoRTaA0R Tn. rr,.,.o. rrd., IN. Moi,
gage, are Mossrs. JAY Cooke Of PhAdslpLia. and j
Kdear Thomson President OF the Psnnsylyanla Con.
trial Railroad Company They will directly and per
4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
THE MARKETS.
FINASouAL AND COMMERCIAL.


New York stock nIarhct-seoend beard.
Nv ne Western UAion Telegraph Company
Telegraph oHes, PsnntyipaHia svsnus and
TENN street nO1Aps'i, Jane, N. 0spspav,
operator IN charge.
NEW YonE, January 10 1 .. n,- Unltsd STATE.
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@, Coupon, tiiti D. s. gsssss Is, ooupoS, ii5;li u
ia O. SoS SSsSo ~ Y , S ~! ooS lss
New 5psr cent loan, loaf Canton, 81 ,wsss Union
kdsns Esprs.. y s%srssa Rspr esss SS ~ s,.d
STATE, EIPrs.s. as y. " 0eailal Hsd.op, ssIl
:o.S ilss sG sI. Asssn Sssir i jisT
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6isys.nd Pltsburs ksIrosd sI OIL soSs t W. vest
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gss h fsa iGG s' 5.s i.s'f: ~
htate gA old o81i renne.seo State Nnsa, new, edf
siG scr ~; cs,S S "a d yaI a,oss
nss. IN ord Nis.guri slles, isiI. :
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sS SsS Sd ss "a dsi i.SIys s is .. sscI
Olsyeland and fltishnrg RAlroad, piAI NorthWssi,
Wss.sh Es.ssis. ils H.aaissi -1 sad 81 Js.s s
u ONE 4 Ml,....iggi sst,ihsAisa,ta
BAETtNoas nAnuEra
BlLTrNohn, yanuarT 10 Brsaastsss. = Eioar-
M.rks, yetI dnl the onlJ sails reported on ,QhapEs
ne market though dull nay DO urtisn Steady 80 Tar
81 g5iess sc s9asssnsd, -.
Prss ioT ms d,.edption, and Maryland 90 .. from
Ey.2Ts qsets rod ,oot 70 prime a ssasiol
csrs.Swhlis rathsr more aetl,s. iheaSh at lower
rom q 20 IS cent?, The balls AZ slssS osuts, these
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

bAhNA " H. Doos Ia 1911
The following Instruction. and orders from
the President OF the United States, through the
Secretary Of War, the Lieutenant General Of
been received, and are published for the In
formation Of all concerned. In making known the
orders and wishes Of the President, the district
lion Of ali good citizens Of the TsrTitofry in
peacefully and successfully carrying into elect
the wise and humane policy therein contained
psPARrMENT or THE IETEnIoH,l
sni have the honor TO transmit herewith
copy OF q Communication addressed TO this de-
partmeni BY the Hon. Vincent Oollyer, one Of
recently visited Arizona, wherein he states his
views In relation 10 the Apache Indians, and de.
serlbes certain tracts Of country in Arizona and
said Indians, he has selected TO be SGT apart as
reservations for thsir use, as authorised by or
deTs issued 70 him before visiting the Apaches.
have the honor 10 recommend, In pursuance
OF the understanding arrived at In our CONVEX
satlon with the Secretary Of War on the 18th
instant, that the Presideht issue an order au-
thOrlng said tracts Of country described In Mr.
Oollyer's letter to DO regarded as reservations
Tor the settlement Of Indians until Il Is other
wise ordered
have the honor also TO suggest that the
fectod TO inform the various bands Of rowing
Apaehes that they are required 70 locate upon
ne reservation, ipmediateiy, and that upon 80
ylded for by the Government so long as they
remain on said reservations and preserve
peaceable relations with the Government,
each other, and the white people, and that un.
less they comply with this request they will not
be thus provided for and protected. suggest
that they also be notified that they will not be
permitted to send their old men, women, and
children upon such reservations, and permit
their young men and braves 10 go upon the war
path.
Of the War Department be Instructed 70 notify
the white people Of Arizona and New Mexico
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
Painting.
Proposals.
.
A RMY CHARACTERIZATION.

A hhf CHARACTERIZATION.
HEADouARrEAs DEPARrMENr or IHE MIaaoURI)
Foar LnASsswoRfa. AN, JanasSy 4, is,aj
Sealed proposals WI DO received a. this oee until
pstsa,ios d AitAiy. Indian spd d,ISsu%sat :ae
Rs' aSiss NE s ,os AP ~, a.;
~ hoUTR NO. TWO CD.
ia branches, and Inc Denver GBd NO GTssdS Rail.
% say q ne Ss q an % pu ss n
places that may b dealEnAlsd ~ tho forwarding on.
4 s9sh PoItlsos q ne siaIs e JsI.s and Isdl.9
ioagitnds y dsEressi also from any, latsFmsdiAis
Point % ne .SS.s ,sSSI:%ssoasd e ne PS;is
nsns from polet, on the ksnsAs PAeiho railway 70
*. pssvss gsaa O S s SsI q, 'hp@'A
bidder. vll slsss ne r s per one bundled o
VII saspeSt ibs .tSrss Ia each SoatS y Ss ,S SS
beginning April iir,t usD, lsil, ,
az es VIII not enoeed In me
Hlddsss wi state theiI places q rs.ldsges. and
o. SSasa sSsSa on sa y sseSs
BANKING hoaae or bank. payable Internationally 70
s Oh: s:S % q az made g s ss
u And sntar into contract with good and suihelsnt
lssmsnti aAid sam % be forfeited 70 the Uaitsd
stAel In ease Of the failure BIZ the party 10 whom the
contract nay be awarded 70 oHOnuO in due form such
T6s satl.. route must DO bia isr BID, viii no. be
ontsrtAined for portions only Of tbs Iouta,
Inc right % 70 cot any and all bids that may bo
Ths eontsotos must be IN roadluss. for ssryloe by
the hrs. tsD day Of AphJ sIa, Gud must hro place
Of business or AE9nel At which he may b oommu'
noated th readily Afths stArtna poiuts q the route
Blank ioml showing the conditions qf the contract
70 be entered tnlo must aooompAny and 30 part %
the propo4ls These blanks and blanks Tor proposals
oAn ba had on application 70 this oitoe, and 70 the
QaArtormAatsFu Al IT. Louis Mo, and santa W, n
:, by aathsrp q the Ohiaf QaArtSrmaAtsrl hlli!Hy
DiVlai0n of tue Missouri. "a U. HAhIOkl
pspa,g Or N, Gsa1u. :, 40, IN. Dept Of the Mo-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
o'rfh GFT SSIsIos on rI PaeTsiS

Il
nan tRANcisoO, GAL, Nov -, ISL
ADVERTISEMENT TO each duplicate p the bid,
viii be received By the undgrsisned. At this once,
CNo, 79 Market street, San iIanelsoo, California
until II O'Clock. m, on TIL RSDAf, February y.
ls9, when thsy will be opened Tor the euppH and do
very, live slaughtered, at each and even one Of
the military posts hereafter eatabliahsd In
Arizona TerIitory. OF all the Beef and Mutton that
mag be required for tho troops saooed lhereat dur
ing the Tear oommsocinG July ], ls71 Proposals. TO
express prices In United States papernoto currency.
The supply Wi1 probably require about
400 Derives AND ,000 WRITER'S.
Copies Of tho present contract and Of the last pre-
viouh ons with detailed Instructions bidders upon
which proposals should DO based, be obtained at
this once, and from the Com miaaAos the following
places, viz Yuma Depot, Tucson ADD Port whippls,
Arizona Torritoryi SAINTS Fe, New MeIiooi Ban An
tonic, raIAsI chicago, Illinois; st. Louis, Missouri
Portland, Oregon.
posts
As guarantee that the contract will be eIsoutsd n
awarded. bid viii DO considered without aooom-
panyinE deposit OF ebnlO currency, the ohcAl
uheate Of the CommiAsAy At one Of the above dsaE.
mated places that such deposit has been received By
him.
Holders are invited 20 be present At the opening Of
the bidh
Tue right Is reserved Of accepting or rejecting any
bid a. may be deemed best for the interest o. the
United BtAtsa N. ID. l. SIMPSON.
janis Liout. Col. A. O. q. 3.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oy1u. oonn1us u y o. a sSs. sgIIRs'

OFFicx OohMinsAnr or huBalsrnncr.
NEW YoRK, Dee. u, ISL.
Sealed proposals. n duplicate. viii be Ieesiy.d At
this once until u O'Clock, January -, l5It, for
furnishing Tor the United state. army 900 pounds
Of TOBACCO, tar paid, OF which one half will be
aulred 10 be delivered within thirty, and the balanos
within sixty days after the award OF the oontrhok
Tbs Tobacco 70 be made In ping. weighing full ons
half pound eAoh and 70 equal the beat grade Of Army
or Nav Tobacco not 70 be lover In quality than the
sample 70 be seen At this once.
The Tobacco % be psoksd In boxss tsaAdissD 20
contain u pound, not eaoh, and the boEss 70 be
packed In cases q 10 q easel head lined. =.
SAMPLES % oases packed - Aboye reauiredl OF the
tpb.ooo pr9possd 70 be iuInl.hsd must AeecmpanJ
pss iurnishsd viii be paid ior ~ fair mArkst rAte
u deemed Of aufhoiantly good quality for sales 70
troopa, n the propOsor % desires
An oiiosr q the army and Al expert vii be TO
auired 70 erAmlno and Inspect the tobacco In the
leaf In course Of nanufaoture, and when shipped.
Two suretisa, who viii agree 10 EuarAntes the sEe
meaning, and Who viii enter into bod 10 the sum
Of five thousand doAn 10 that effect required viii
aEn bid, =. vel the prOPo.er Tho right 70 reject
sTs and al bids Is reserved WIN w RuRNs.
(Dspiloats) tdsesl Major and D. 5. q. 8. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

OFFIcK ACTING Con- or Sun, u g. Al
fQRT fKuhmUIL. OoNN., Deoomber %. ISL. J
Scaled PROPOSAL. In duplicate, will be received a.
this once until noon on SATURDAY. The % day o.
February, 1s79 for supplying this post with the follow
ting Subsistence Store, viz
W barrels flcur,
1,i0O pounds White Beans,
0D pounds Rics,
90 pounds Green Rio Coffee.
10 pounds Black Tea,
LOO pounds drown sussr. equal to stuarfs 90"
q gallons Cider Vinegar,
~ pounds AdLmanuno Candles,
kAO pounds SALT
u pounds Black Pepper,
- pounds breakfast Bacon,
b. pounds Hams,
30 pounds OrAckers,
lD0 cakes Toilet Soap,
D. pounds RAlalns. layers.
il0 three.ponnd cans Tomatoes,
e pounds Mustard. oolfnAn'i EnElilh-pounds
loo pounds Lard,
100 pounds Uhosao,
~ eight ounoe bottles Buing,
Details ADD requirements furnished By the under.
signed oopy Of this advertisement 70 be Altsshsd
10 each proposal offered, %. II. HOWARD,
JAMS. lst la bth Res. Of Art. A q. 8.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

A. T., 500 eppOndlS 70" and accompanying
MO- fecr the Monsye AEachS' a, Camp Verde, A.
A detached description Of the Camp Apache
| reservation, which was established by Mai. Gen.
Thomas, viii DO found on hle in the War De.
/ also requested, with the advlce Of oetual
Crook and the several post commanders, that
temporary, asylnms, where the TontaS HualllF.
pies and Western bands Of Apache MohaVer
might DO protected and fed, should be estab-
lls6ed at Camp Mcdowell Beai Spring and
a.e e,sss unu null snen LINES NE INDIANS col
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
Note to vincent OOllysr'i letter Of November
aThs Camp Apache or White Mountain reser.
walton was selected, and lts boundaries nxed by
| the late Major General Thomas, u. 3. A., with
the view Of placing all the rowing Apaohes OF
Arilona and western New Mexico upon y ~
That scheme ga not seem 70 me prsctica6l;s 2. a.
few years thought Il best 70 still reserve THIS
extensive tract az yet wholly unsettled, until
General Thomas nav 10 sttempied, should the
Government ever deem It advisable to Try II
Note--A. q. once, Appendix b, o and d
omitted as pertaining 70 reservations not in MI.
itary Division Of the Missouri.
iU oasS ruiasosA, \. TX, Aus. y, iii.
fn4llnn
s,s 10 the power oonferred mon nd
By the President, and Communicated TO me In
| AZ ma 1Ri on JuiV 1911 that Hhould procood 10
New Mexico and Arizona, and take such action
/ a. in my Judgment should be desmed Uisest and
most proper for IocatinE the nomadic tribes Of
those Territories upon suitable reservations,
/ bringing them under the control Of the proper
| officers Of the Indian Department, 40. Assisted
| arm Apaohe Indians 1 have csrefuiIy examined
i tho place and neiEhborhood at Canada Aiamosa
where the agency Il at present located, for seve,
vation
/ Assi.,.d h. ,ha oan.ax. naunod at.o,. h.w.
~, ~ ..s.,iiy tas,,,a,sS ~ sti. "a ~. III.
-. 90 esS,ass M 49,, "a 1870 y, .t - ~.
rc,ts,,e. nsnassa, ~, ho ~, ~ 4, sao
I, hsin essg Sh,s sr.ssss,a
Al ~ Non n,S,ns M, a. nv $1,000 s,t,,siavs a.
ana ianSs' sood wstsr Va pIenty ~ wood and
i gers n ha.ahs 1890. a. = sstI .att., ~ ar
/ me. 4 heIepy aeolAro inc saia yailey oi the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
DRoPQaAIS FOR THR CONSTRUCTION OF
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BUTEIio. N. T.. Jan. rs, Isia-
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, will DO received a.
this oIhos al D m FsbruAy TO- ls7l for the Don
s,ruetiou, alnG1 o. oOllsotiyey, 81 llEhtkoopoFa
dwelling a each OF the LEnt StAtlouA Of AahtAbulA,
Ohio, Oonuoaut Ohio, aud Huron, Ohio.
Plans and spsolhnatans be soon Al this once,
tabulA and huron Ohio. i. -
BIDS 70 b tined must he made upon tho
blanks rSolVed from this Olioa money Deposit In.
stead d honda WI DO required or iAthfal psIionn.
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