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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27

,tls1s5sd's is''IF rlSss1H '''''
Icare not to Zee ft-.and maybe. soms Day.
II you ase mot worss thanslis p6Ai SAief,
,rSeIss Oas who win hear yea .azs4 pity
~ your grief; =, ss4Ara .a..xsr
Aud then II new hearts can be had, a. they
asa u say, s 81 ss,1A ls1sSas'T aaasa =
You would nensr get one ri your,elf. Well,
-9lssG 0ooa day 20 49, 9l 8As5A9s1 ssk&
, 1873-12-09
TIE GRANGERS.
NonYcntiOD OF t{lC Iowa state
Grl1lHCs

Convention OF tho Iowa State
Orange
srecial Disnat.i to Ths Chfcado Tribune.
DEa MONIES, H., Dec. 8.-Delogatca to tho
State Grange arc coming In OF the ovoning
traius. Tic Convention will open tomorrow
morning at 10 o'cocls. The reports Of Tho Stale
officers aro ready, and wlll 10 submitted to-mor-
TOW. THO reports aro secret. but enough is pub
lio to warrant tho ntatemont that everything for
the past your Inns been very prosperous. Tho Hon.
D. 4. Adams is l,ore, and will attend. Tho hotels
arc crowded with visitors. Over 1000 Grangere
arc expected to bo present, though tloro aro but
ITn The Asso.fattd Fres,.1
DEs MONIES, H., Dec. S.-1he state Grange
Of l'ntrons Of iIusbandry n,cots IN tnis city to-
morrlw. Thoro will be about 800 delegates IN
tho bosiy. Almost two-tlscaa OF t!lA n'lnihcr arc
now here, nnd tic romasHler vii! arrive on
morning t.ains. Tho public gatnn but lIttlo
iusde iowa ur ,ylnt il to bo t'oao by tho farmers
who nro in attonlaace apou tho Grange.
II IL estimated that over two-thlras Ut tho hog
crup OF Iowa laa gono forward. IT not thEco..
fo,llrths. They Aay, however, tlnt tho beat and
loayicut hogs atll re,naiH unsola. As to tho
corn crop. toy Invariably report It al iight aud
NJ much lighter oven thGn thoy had estinatod it
In Tho full before huskinS.
, 1873-12-09

Ing Of moro than ono SALARY. On his retiromont
ns Minister lle will draw his Amy pay.
Among otior roaaonH that aro urged that 60
to show that
THE y1rH1NIus witt DE GIVEN UP PEACEFULLY,
ia ono based upon tho character Of tile members
Of tho Casino Espano1. ;sonntor 1o1ucts, who
ts President of tho concern, ta probably
plantations and owning gron:: many slaves:
this description. Thoy forcsoe that, in case d
war is had with the United States. s,,ch as must
inevitably como If tho tormH Of tho protocol
are not complied with, they mist loso largo
portion, Il not MI, Ct their ,pobacss,ion,s.
tahcn, or escapo from them. This Cnaino OK
orc.cs tho on'y power that las nctual control Of
tlo Volnnteors,and they, apprcciating lhelr own
danger, have ,taod their Influence with tho Vol
nnteorB to restrain tilem to secure thts oud,
zcluota 1laH promiHod that tho United Stntos
WILL rAY ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF poLLAnB
In case tho Virginus is given UP, which, as timo
will H!ow its inprobabtlity, will aome dny bring
upon his hoaa t1o wrath Of i,is dut oH, but win
serve onr purpose admirably at this timo by
keeping tho ritf-rafr Volunteers quiot till peace
ID assured botwcon tho two countries.
, 1873-12-09
CANADA.
Popularity OF the Nlncfzonzic Governs
Incnt--OrKnnixnti0n of n Now po1iti"

nonr,,-,,x NJ tho r,,c,rcn-,o covcrn,
Inont-- t--0rxnuixntion of a Now ro1.t.-
cul Party,
special Dispatch 10 The Chteaao Tribune.
OTTAWA, Dec. 8.-Tho Dominion revenue for
November from customs, e1cisc, Post OElce,
.,,,,. ,-or1,u h;,,.s+,n,v and miscellaneous
pao'1o "o'AD, -. ~. s oor ~ n,,..
so'sces' an1ou'iseo W 91'o43'oo'o'' ~ w
pondlt'lros Tor tho same month wero S2,1t6,-
UO3.l5.
popmAn1ry or TIRE NEW MINISTRY,
7.;. sat;ae.,,e to.t<,ra th.t ayor. ro,orov
4'4o q Aos'osAo.o iussa1o 'aas .s.s. - N'.",:,
created py Tue foslgnhslon OF oeath u "'oi'oel7
of Parliament their acceptance of Office In tho
Cabinet, Ina invariably bcon filed by a auppor-
tor NJ t,,o nrosout Ministry and by reclamation
~ -. ~ rae1s 1,.t .,at,s 49, E;aonoo Mr.
III every oaso o"t one' 'na' oi tAe t4i,anso 14'.
istor, whose majority was considerably larger
than tho entiro voto pollcd by his opponent.
S,ceiat Dispqteh to The, Chicago Tribune.
rr,na.ra 1,.c = -Tha wcatorn Div;aion of
1911. w.. a,.. -, ,;,.;,,e
tho threo olVlsons lhto "n1cn 1'o e''S 10 u''toou
for electoral purposes Is unrepresentoa at pres-
ent, owing to tho acceptance Of offico by tho
nrouont Tieutcnaut-Goyor of this Province
49, w. 49, rs,;...,on t,ol r,oco ~ c,ndid,toa
lo'ony ."e ".;.ua'os '0on rn,lrasenat;on ~ 1hn
Tor thas cons'lsaeaoYs Eei'1oke"t"lo"' Ano
scandal party brought forward q man named
Dickford. an American by BIRTH, but natnralizcd
t,rn ,oara n1o rn ,nan of Dof1ras strfne who
, 1873-12-09
m NEW YORK,
NiitatN tCifN


NEW YonK, Dac. S.-A Cuban maRs.meeting,
il, tic cu,.Eo Of humanity is to bo held horo on
Friday ovauiuS next.
4 number Of leading 5paninrds. who arc op.
posctt to tho protocol reoonty signot by Admiral
Polo and Secretary Flsh "a aotl'olnont Of tho
existing difficulties betw9en tho two countries,
mot yesterday at the olico OF Farrer Do Conto,
editor Of Et Cfonista, and drow up lengthy pro
tost. which, 1t ID understood, will shortly bo
prinlod, anil after enough signatures arc obtain
cd it ia proposed to forward iho same to tho chct
aushoritics iu Spain. It Is understood that tho
course pursued by Do Oonto aud hls asaoc'ates
IL ropuatcd by tho Lending s,auiards in this
city, and tloao WHO ara satisfied with tho proto-
col cxptoss their determination, should tho Do
Conto protest bo presented to forward another
tcntlcring tho thanlts Of tho iibora!tmintsoa
Bpaninrds, resident in this city, to Admiral rolo
ilayc 70 far pursued in ondoayo'inE to ofcct
peaooful settlement Of the di1lcaltos at proHent
existing between tie two counties; n.nt;t T..
Tho C,.oHistd, Of this city. whch " the 40
lsnowlodsod exponent Of '1ltra.Spansh scnll-
montn III tho United States, publishes tn itH lust
Issue leader which III given below =;
TREASON oil u0WARpIcE
Tho GoyeYn!aent Ut apa1n will 6aorlttce our
national honor aud gravciy compromise the In
togrty Of the national territory. II II accepts or
sanc:onp tho shameful uotnpaet which our repre-
sentative In Washington has signed, for the lA,r-
poso al arranging tue artificial controversy about
Tho yirglniua.
No honorable Spaniarl Of ,no1inm understand
Ing can Ito leBB tim understand what ti!nt i'll
famous compact ,noans.-a sign Of iYnonlny for
Spain and tho divorce betwoon Cuba ant tho
metropolis, Wllat tho Government OF tho Uhltou
Btat ea iB .ocetfulty seeking.
Who has eeon resolved through tho to!egtapha
QUESTION that las boon auhaittod IN Cuba to
criminal proceedings. md tat yot has to be huD-
mlttod d pos|e''sort to tho Investigation OF thc
American Government, to anll o,.t from l,ositi9o
data tho nationality OF tho VlraniunS
What, thon? Do not tho Spanish tribunals;
who hayo submitted their action to Justice aud
law, mort moro RESPECT FROM tho representative
or doou tho Minister also boleye, aB artlictat-
ly Las boon given to belieye hero, that tho Shoot
, 1873-12-09
ADV!CES FROM WASHINGTON.
Spscfa{ D.srutch to The Chlta0o Trioune.

Spsctui D.srutch to The Chieaao Tribune.
no CHANCE IN THE SITUATION.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 8.-No change in
tile affairs between tho two Governments is in
dicatel tonight. Mr.. Fish hclieyca that tho
Caato1ar aoyesnuolt will proto itsolf willing
and ahlo to do ali that II has promised and ia
confident.
MINISTER s1oKLEs RESIGNATION.
No Official notification OF Minister Sioklcs'
resignation has as yet reached the State Depart
mont, hut 1t Ia expected daily. Tho di1icnltea
botwcon FiHl and 6icklos grow ont of Tho oili-
ciousdzcai Of tho latter, who las chosen, 1t
eccsna in tho rocont complications, to rorro-
Bont the President rather than tho
Secretary of State. Dsfore he Ind received any
instructions, and anticipating my action that our
Government might bo dis,osod to tako, Minister
Siokles. Immediately upon rocoiYing nows OF tho
executions ut sautago Do Cuba, filed protest
with tho Madrid Government. lilo has also
einco that tinlo, amt up to tho timo whom Alr,
Fish frat began to conduct the negotiations
With tho Spanish Government without
6icklos' MD, insisted OH presenting
| to CASTELAR, moro imporious domands
! thnn tho Instructions from tho State Depart
ment permitted. On tho 22d of November 1t
| was known that bls relations with Figuoraa wero
Of an unfriondly character, and it was about TINT
tmo TINT Secretary Fish decided to conduct tho
case without hia asHistanco. At tho same timo,
it is suited that Mr. fish took Admiral POLO. tue
Spanish Miaiator here, Into his contllenco
SiclileB worry naturally became dlEcontentod, aud
| advised this Government tlat tho CASTELAR, Kc-
public wns fatlnre, md TINT tho un!tea States
Gnyornmcns Bhu,,ld withdraw ita recognition Of
CASTELAR, aB tho head OF tho Spanish Government
4 THE PRESIDENT AND MIR. FISH AT ODDS.
Tho Secretary OF State declined to salso tho
, 1873-12-09
'Eo.G:R FOR THE FRAY.

+
ConnEsrpSpESCE DETWEEN GEN. SHERMAN AND
ronnEsr, THE Ex-CoSFKDEnATE RAIDER.
MEMPHIS, Henn, Doc 8.-'Iho dppcat will
publish tomorrow the following correspond
ence:
70 Gen. ". r. Sherman. o. S. d.,
DEAn 0ESsn.1.: by telegraph from wncangson
mud other 1t appears That wo aro liEoy to w.
cone involved III with S;ain. II 70. prcau1nc tho
seat af will bD In Cuba. LII VIC should become
nuec, hereby tender you my sefvces IN volunteer.
I think could enlist from 1,ooo to S.uo0 nun who
served In tho Southern army during the late war, at
short notice, aud who could lendezvous at New o.
leans, Mobile, Pcnsacola, nut ICY Wcat, either M
cavalry Or inf@ntFy. Yours very respectfully, 1nn
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TUE us1TED srATEs,l
wAsl1NeToH, D. O., Nov. 49, 1879.
s1n Yours Of lis aath IL received, and have sent
1t to tic War Department with this ilulorsencns
1:u Among tLo hundreds Of Offers that come to me-
't!cem ths worthy Of place among tho archives.
to wait coming events. regard n: D. Forrest
es ono, OF tho most o.traoEisnsry 1!I men ~,
developed by our civil war; mud wero It lett to me III
the eyent OF requiring caralry woul1 inlesttat-
iugly accept s services aud give him prominent
placc Gclivyo now ho would light against our III.
onal cucics us vchclucntly ho did aganst uB, aud
that ia saying enough.
don't belieyo there will DO war, for neither Govern
ncnta wanls 'snr Agnti' N tho cvent or var VIII
ho atlnat, for wfu ever cun'anth tho sea can 1aSe
Cua We may not now have suihclcnt heavy ron.ciad
sAlpa, but theu could bc had, sud wo have abun-
dance Of rood nnvnl officers and acanlcn when the
result would 10 cer&ain leaving for tho land,foreea
the smaller tcak OF occnpalon. No part OF this Will
likely o con1led to me-, anh therefore, hago sent
your let:or to tho WAz Department, which can only
act ufcr Congress- doclaros war, and provides tho
'Afs; fsrustl} ''' ", T. suEnMAx. General.
, 1873-12-09
RAILROAD NEWS.


Special Dtsratch to The ch,cano Tribune,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, DC. 1.-F. l.. lli,leiloy,
Recover OF tho Gilman, Clinton Il Springfield
Rni!road reports AZ tno result of nj" recent In
hpeotion Of tho road That hu 1uls 1t In good
condition. llis appointment Of olllsorp. as TO-
ported In tho local columns Of IllE Tn1nuHE
rocantly, embrace lons OF tho old management
cxcopt Alr. Hudson, tho Gouoral Flcight AHont,
who ia appointed 10 tho same poHltlon hc held
undor tho old management.
, 1873-12-09

PERSONAL.
poDEoN, Mass, Dso. e.-prof. AsAssla to aeFi.
ously III. =.
, 1873-12-09
Fourteen Millions Required to Put
Our Navy In Good Con-
iiti0n.
Interesting Correspondence
Between Gen. Sherman j.
and N. B. Forrest.
The Ex-Contederate Raider Describes a
Command in the Event


PEACEFULLY DISPOSED.
HAVANA, Doo. 8.-Capt.- .-Gen. JoYellar nuthor-
izos lilo statement that tho ontiro island quiet.
He has no doubt that all will be arranged peaoo-
fully and satisfactorily without thc slightest DIFF
11cu1tr, ue now declares TINT le docs not ill.,
toud to loavo Havana or transfer Ills power into
tho hands Of Con. N1uero, tho segunda Cabo,
who arrived by tho last steamer from spain'
QUIET FEELING.
Tho feeling of tho people i'll Havana is qnfeeer,
and no Disturbance ia approhcndcd. The dispo.
sition to comply with the mandates Of the Homo
Government and obligations Of tho troasy with
the United Statcs without further discussion is
becoming Ronoral.
THE y1na1N1us PRISONERS.
The Hcne,al commanding at Santiago do Cuba
in the absonco of Gen. Burriel, netting without
orders, ,pncol niuoty-two of the Virginius prison.
orB aboard tho Spanish nan-of-wnr Dazaine,
and sont thom to Cienfuegos. Tho few
remaining prisoners woro either TOO i'll
to bo removed, or, hoing youths OF tonaor age,
hayc been SGT at liberty. Tho prisoners, while
at antingo, wore we'll troated by tho authorities,
and in no way molostod by tho populaco. Whom
the Bazainc rcaclcd Confucgos her commander
announced by telegraph, to Havaua, his arrival
with tho prisoners. Tile captsin-Goneral nm
swcrcd by ordering tho immediate return Of tho
Dasaino md prisoners to Santiago, whore they
must have nrriyod by this titno.
AT SANTIAGO.
SANTIAGO DE CunA. Dec. 3.-"ho United states
steamer Kansas arrived hcro Yesterday after a
hard massage. sho WAS drivon out Of her course
and finally compelled to put into bermuda for
coal THO commanders Of tho Kansas 'ane'
Jnniata havo not yet mndo formal demand f for
<Io1, r film VirrninH f1r1b1nhrH Tho
latter wore removed from iail to tho fort this
forenoon.
The Fronch war steamer Kcrsaint and British
aloop-ot-war Nlobo arc in the harbor.
, 1873-12-09

The Common Council met lnst evening, Mayor
Colyiu in tho Chair. Tho lobby was full OF
spectators, but good order prevailed. All tho
Aldermen wore present.
, 1873-12-09
THE CUBAN AFFAIR.

sHE CUBRN AEFAsK.
A Quieter and More Peaceful
Feeling in Havana,
A Disposition to Honor the
Commands Of the Home .,
Government.
Capt. Con. Jove[iar will Not Ro-
~. sign His Position.
The yirginins Prisoners Taken to
Cienfacgos Without
Authority.
They Are Brought Back to San
tiago de Cuba by Order
Of Joveuar.
Letter from Secretary Robson GALL
ing for Additional Appro-
priations.
Fourteen Millions Required to Put
Our Navy In Good Con-
diti0n.
Interesting Correspondence
Between Gen. Sherman
and N. B. Forrest.
The Ex-Contederate Raider Describes a
Command in the Event
Of War.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
4fscs. LASEo gs ITEMS.


A blonde woman Is considered fright in Rus
A fashionable young lady In Boston demands
ti0o pln.iuoney iicr month.
A yicksiurg girl went erasy because her hther
wouldn't let her appear IN the "Black Crook.'
Rlclmoni, Ind, has thirteen local scandals at
once. One gossip has galned pound Of flesh per
dny.
ried last week, MS other walked In and mud.
died ihibrG
A virginia husband opened his wlfc's letters to
see who was writing toher aud he was sent to
Thomas Fitihue. Of Maryland, could have mar.
rlsd girl worth sio,ooo " he would agree TO stop
smoking, but he wouldn't agree.
Illinois has elected ten female superintendcnts
Of schools, but nine OF them are engaged to be
married Christmas, and will resign.
"oiraniins; why don't yo. keep . servant nn,y u,yy
know"
Captain Jacks widow, have shaken on their
S::ssss.. S:sss: OF ''d and orange flannel and NO '''''
IN. four hundred girl. at yas.ar college are
nss siiowei Ia have beaux except in the presence
OF thrce old women.
The hard times also affect the Indians. One
owner w nSS SS tSs % vii throw IN dog
OF two rather than ;Poll q trade. ,.,.. =, -.
lazy e Mss,pcS rssy ,s 70 e1
60 her neck and hadn't money enough to buy an
tlIsabeihsn hedge fence TO hide II.
a learned doctor In Iowa has given bis opinion
is tendency Is 70 XII on ali the foolish girls and
laevc the wise ones 10 grow INTO women.
stadrs stuart. Of La Crosse, didn't have any np
sip down her throat. His phiian,hrcpie motive,
%Sre rlsundcrssood, and he wentto jail Tor sis
,,rhc women Of an Iowa town have been visiting
tba tinn hpu n 10 fur
r,espiseies tn. men Of New YeIk have beer
sk Viii %uhei, i sad sp 70 behold. but The women hsv,
~, ps general thing, assisted.
We Burlington papers have been reporting AZ
ss;So 0ns RON S srIsi, Or Burlington habbss wi j
2sy 20 h home @ and M tsl tSslr Wives Of dreadful en-
.eoa1ters with, andnarrow cscapes from, highway
&1t&. Then II gets into the papers.
1 ss 81 IA SS,e ,s origins
sSp % 81 ~ thumb 1, siiG the Words sin the nam.
sAsy of lie sSp, vine then 70 on I he middle angsr,
.And of the Holy Ghost" and finally on tn
'Nlthstauding the indifferent success they hay
neretofo5s met With in their attempts upon Con ION
r NJ sosH Sn'eTh Ths 9s Dr.
walker will also present her Inevitable little bli
~ elo000 for services rendered In the war OF th
rebellion and II Ia reported that several member
bavs already assured her that they will supper
ksr elsim. which ought TO be very encouraging I
the Doctor.
.~Tnsre was great laugh In the late spiritua
and ffes.love meeting at Chicago when mis-
Anna Y. Hinman, Of Connecticut, made her littl
Nssch Eysryeody before hal sssn @ deeiaI%,n @ Ip 4,
wsnsssi incoEpatibiiity OF our social arrang,
SSnD. When Miss Hfnman got her chance sh
kd.with most unconscious but stIll too eHectiy
Ne to escape recognition; "As am an ol
"a, and newer had d husband to quartet will
VI hevcr happened to love the husband Of an
Eker wcuan, and have no special experience |
Vhes ruspSct, cannot say that feel competent I
.diScass the social question"
National Republican., 1873-12-20
pY y. u. WARNER,
ID Heal Estate Broker aud Auctloneer,
No. ~ seventh street. between and II. ~
rRHsEEffs rRTsEEfss sKh Mick TREE;sroS giISg N2
sSrMbEEff sSrNMbE EEfc6Np SN2pBIRhksI. sRihshksf. hSfwEsS .asf

sfhSsff SNB ssfc6Sp c6NSHPIR2khAEsfr s2ithAEra ns.wkss .asf
By virtue Of . deed q ps 10 p.nisl L. E.,sa
sorasS @ " "a L,Ssr Nc" ga folio q, ons o. ths s4
T%ws, .,.,inkton county. In the Di4ricl 81
SougipiS will sell At public auction, In 'front.' "
lS srrnlsss, on thu CRsDAY, January u, inz 2f
O'clock y. M, the ling described real 60
tsu, situate In the city of washlpstcn, District OF
Columbia, TO wits beginning At point thirty ming
@l feet two z? inche; from thc soithwea eofnsr q
ara Sa iy.;Ssr ;1s' ss,sn si,
hundred and slxty-cisht (issj net three aud hall
lsf) inches ioa thirty l5 foot alley; thence wcst
iyng ssd alley lee south one huD-
drfd ahd sixty .eght ldsj feet three and half al
inches to the place OF beginning, together with tbs
Improvement, consisting OF athrvestory and bass-
Terms Of sale. prescribed by the decd Of trust,
500 itb Interest at ten per cent. per AuDum froA
September Q. 1g,. to day Of sale, aud expenses of
saie In cash balance at SIX aud twelve months for
which the notes Of the purchaser, lcartnE intervst
from the day OF sale. and secured by end Of truss
on the property sold. will he taken. A deposit OF
t0O will DO required on day of sale. All conveyan-
cling at expense OF the purchaser.
IL terms Of sale are not complied with In savca
days aer day of SALE the trustee the right
TO fesen the property At the risk aud cost Of tho De-
faultinG purchaser, after ave days In
some one or more newspapers pubiished 10 the city
GEORGE W. sTICKNEY,
surviving Trustee.
]. T. CoLDwELL, satrsnan-
National Republican., 1873-12-20
pY u. II. WARNER.
- Real Eststc Aurtioneer aud Broker.
TN seventh street, brtween u and n.
'RusTEE's SALE or A Two-AND-EALv
ssTr9Rsyy. nRirK DwELLiNG; no N9: "a AZ SIXTH

STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. til SIXTH
srHEET SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
isIo aud duly recorded In Ilber No. a., folio n,
one Of the iani records for Washington county, u
in front Of the premises, on nwFDSEsDAY,D Dccen-
seribsd rssi estate si,asi. & % H.: eiy 81 wnskisS-
ton, District Of Columbia, to wilt, Lot numbersi
hfteon. as, In Todd aud Gunucii.s sfbdlyt-ion Of
square numbered four hundred and siHty-hye 10
improved by \ two-aud. half story brick dweiliqG,
Terms; One fourth cash; balance In tweivs
months, for which the note ofthe purchaser, bea{sE
Of trust on the prope.iy, wlll he taken. kdc4fAe
OF 500 viii be required OF the purchaser ~ the Vo
OF sale. An convcysucing at The cost Of the =
chaser. fu case the terms Of sale not comiaieA
with In teu days Arr sale. the trustee -
right 10 resell at the risk aud cost OF Tho DE-
fsuting purchaser, after hve dayP' adyerti.enepA
j. DUNCAN p9rTsEI,y I.s,I III 1,s r,rgsss.s.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
PosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY rRANsPoRTA.
l. TiON.
nE,S9gas1sHs -, ;,s, oT

HEADoUARrERs DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,
OFpitk Of THE CuIEr QuAHTkRMAsrER, \
sr. pAuL, MIN, November ~, isft.
o'clock IN, on the 18Th day OF January, isIi for
tho transportation Of military supplies on Route
No. L. and on route In Moutsua, during the year
commencing April !, 1874 aud ending March u, ln5.
Proposals for zach route must he made separately,
aud In triplcste, aud wlithe accompanied BY bond
In The sum OF $500 signed by two or more respon
Il awarded to The bidder he will execute the same,
and give good and sufficient bonds for its fulnii-
mrnt.
copy Of form ofcontract aud blank form. q pro-
ihc onice OF The QuprteTInAstar's Department at
.hisssp iillloi'; 81 Louis Si..ourii fsri Iss'sn.
Fort shaw. ". t.; or At this once. A copy Of this
advertisement " III be nttschod TO the proposal.
PROPOSAL will be endorsed as follows, Proposals
for Army Transportation on Route ~ and
addressed to the undersigned.
Fargo, ID. T., or Moorhead, Mimi. TO Fort Penn
the same time. BENZ. &. CARD,
Chief Qua Master,
National Republican., 1873-12-20

PROPOSALS.. a=<--. =

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PsoFOs66 66isnISs ESF AEB EBE .JIlEEsI JSIlFEEs6vAE Or
eS slsSs.s slsi..s e. B;ss%..i s.
IA IA oarSsFssSa f,sss z WI fsssiysd !, 81;
S,isin ,Es init. q ,Ss si.iss p Rs.sin ron sgd
" s.,
street porshSss or such other poini as msy be here.
SAID proposal. wiz state ". what manner .rd for
WIS, compensation the bidder proposes 10 DO ,hi.
.i ia. Ssi sssepIsSIs; AN nsss.sry sie.ss s.loS
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bidder. on The swsfSns of The contract and 70 the
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the Of ten thousand dollars. $50 opg executed
n legal form by two or more re-pontlbIe bir.ons,
(rcrthrd AZ fully responsible by Judge or CLERK o
| United states district conrt,D guaranteeing that
IN case the contract T. swardcd 10 the person pro.
posing, II will be aecertrd sud entered into, aud
FOOD and snfnecni seciiriiy furnished Immediately
| " hin, In the sum Of one hundred housand dol
ar. sioo oJ for The 'ihru' iulh'iment OF the con
/ tract,
The deyernmHni .csegyc. the right TO reject any
/ List OF specifications aud requirements for the
inTormsiion OF bidders, form of eoutrart 10 he en-
tered Into In OF award and form Of proposal eau
Oe bad " application 70 III. oiee or 20 the oniec;
| Missouri, rort Iesycuworth, Kansas, Omaha,
seerssfa, 2r s,ons Sl,H a0w snd mG ,.I Sso NV n p,
the list Of specihcations and requirements and form
Moteoyer, 10 bid viii be snteriained, Under an,
crounI nrcs, unless the bidder l. present In per
sou. er by duly authorized skent or storncy AZ ",
ir.ct 10 aN respects, II awarded 10 hin.
| Proposals should be indorsed, "rroposaia fo
srmy trsoipor,s,;on on the Missouri river" an,
Assistant. .9uar,ormss,sr General d. 3. army, Chic
| Quartcrinastsr NIL. DIV. Of the Missouri.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
NORTH MORT .GgE GERMAN RI LLOYD.

REGULAR POsT STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
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tons, hAve been newly furnished With all the mod-
cru pmpfoyemenls.
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