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Referred to Committee on State Affairs

Referred to Committee on State Affairs !.
GENERAL FIJI
Act to fund the Indebtedness of Lin
coin county. Passed.
An Act amendatory of an Act to redis-
trict the State, Provides that the salary
If District Judge of the Second Judicial
District be paid, $500 by Douglas, and
50, 100 each by Ormsby and Washoe,
after 1851 Passed.
Recess till o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate went into consideration of
amendatory bill giving the District At
torney authority to prosecute without
order from county Commissioners any
delinquent tax payer where the amount
Of delinquency is or exceeds $500
Passed.
Act in relation to vagrancy. Ordered
engrossed.
Substitute for Senate bill-an Act in
relation to lures. Referred to Commit
tee of the Whole.
In Committee of the Whole.
Act for the relief of the widow of Matt
Pixley was discussed.
Walter proposed to amend by reducing
the sum prayed for from -, 500 to 81, 500.
After considerable discussion the
amendment was voted down and the bill
passed.
Act for the relief of E. Perasich was
taken up.
Phelan objected to the bill saying, that
the man was not wounded while engaged
in defense of the prison; but was shot
while running away, and if he had had
4 minute more he would not have been
within the reach Of bullet:
Cleveland said he had heard the worth
and bravery of the petitioner highly
commended, but as 1t seemed to be ii
matter of controversy he would like to
nave further information on the subject.
On his motion the bill was referred to
the Committee ON Claims.
An Act to amend the registry la W.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
An Act relative to pawnbrokers and
PLEDGES. Referred to Senate with rec
ommendation to pass:
Memorial and joint resolution relative
10 coal mines. Encourages the pros
pectors for coal by giving them peremp-
tory privileges. Passage recommends.
IN SENATE.
Bill requiring Sheriffs to publish no
tees of sales under execute n. Rejected.
Motion was made to reconsider the
vote.
Act to require Assessors to pay owe.
poll taxes monthly, passed.
Act concerning pawn brokers and
pledges [restricts their charges to 4 per
cent. per month passed.
At o'clock the Senate adjourned til,
Monday.
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Ght 9ew 4ailp appeal.
THE POT OF rtxNss1vAN1I
CALLS THE KET1AE OF NEW
YORK s.f3LACKFACE."


An interesting colloquy II the con-
troversial and recriminative sort,
growing out of the recent Credit NJ
6ilier revelations Is Geographically
repoTlsd thuswise:
PHtIADELPH1A, Pa January d.
Iurthe Constitutional Convention to-
day. Mr.. Boyd of Montgomery, said
that the Credit Mobilfer had been
put through the Pennsylvania Leg
islature for $50, 900. whereas the New
York Legislature had refused $500,
600 for the job. and the New Jersey
Legislature $3.50. 900.
Mr.. Smith of Lancaster. said that
the true version of the story was that
. gentleman of speculative turn got
the bill passed when the Pacific
Railroad was being talked of. The
name of the Committee was then
changed to the '.Pennsylvania Fiscal
Agency" The charter, stock book,
ETC., were then stolen and taken to
New. York, where the real Credit
Mobilfer Company was formed: The
contriver of the sch-m got $27O out
of it instead of S1.1O0. 600 which
would be his ''just" share.
This is not very interestingexcept-
ing as an illustration of the over
glibness with which people standing
high up in the world bandy the
charges of corruption. 1T is as
easy as lying" and the talk is as if
everybody mad his price and all great
schemes for money making got their
start in corruption and bribery. 1t
il little notable, connected ns the
matter is with such goodish people
Is Colfax and Dawes. that even the
members of q constitutional conven-
ton In easy going Pennsylvania
should be anxious to repudiate the
Credit M,bilier as q disreputable
thing the very authorization of which
is shame and disgrace. Oh Smi
Ter! no wonder you went and did
penance before the Yourg Mems
Christians when Cakes A.les made
You own up the preparation OF your
veil conoes}sd pecadillos. The over
anxiety of such men as Colfax to
hush up their dealings and doings
With Ames and his schemes indicates
quite as much of outlines of pur-
pose as the actual doing of the thing
charged. If Colfax hadn't always
been 20 outrageously good and
hadn't imposed his sham religion
upon such blameless, unsnspectine
Christians as Governor Blasdel one
couldn't think 40 hard of him. BuA
to run the Rebeccas and the Recha
bites and the Wabash branch of the
moral,l stern wheel steamboat religi
Gus contingent aud then fall dowr
before The c0arse seductions of {
bloody old shovel maker from Massa
chusetts is too Internal bad!
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MINING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Board.

Forenoon Board.
435 Ophir, 4S, AN, 40. so b3o. 40 bso, 4s1S. 50
bJU. ~.
so could X Curry, 15h b30. 151., 15sl bac. Is,
l5I.
$50 Savage ss ssa' Il, Is bso. ux. IS bs. IS.
~. bU, IA So.
$50 crown Point, 100, 1o2 bso, 1929 b3o. 1o2.
lO2 b1O 1UO y, l02 b30.
5S5 Chollar IS, 50 b3O, 81 x. 57s1, 589, 80 b3O,
5si4 b3u, So BIO, 81 4 $50, 81.
40 Hale i Norcross, 80, 81 = b30.
go Yellow Jacket, II. 70. II. IS $50. so b3o, 70
s25 imperial, 7ss, ~, "a, IL, "a bso.
43O Empire Mill, 65s, Ga, 6:s b3o, 6h, 65s, 6sa
.S5 Kentuck, 1134, II.
10 Alpha. 43.
$50 Belcher, IS. s5h, S., IS b3. IS b3o. s4k
So b5, St b30, s6h b3o. SO b3O, ~ b3o, 81
12o Confidence, 90, 9h, 90 b3o.
40 Sierra Nevada, 10, l3a b3, 12A, l3S b3o,
127s.
900 Exrheauer. IA. 14k b3O 14k
66O Con. Virginia, 81 80 y b3, COY $50, 81 b3,
81 bio. 6O4 $50, GIL bio. 6Oe.
100 Overman. 50, 621s, g., 641s bS0.
40 Succor, 3sa. 3h.
200 Buckeye, Ia.
100 Justice, a, 81.
200 Julia, As.
As Segregated Belcher, 66.
200 Caledonia, o. 24h. * b30, q. Is b5, PAX.
200 Arizona Il Utah. %.
100 Baltimore. ,. 21s. "a b3O.
535 Silver HiH, Ok, 91s, 91s b30.
10 Eclipse, 8.
500 Occidental, IL.
60 South Overman, So cts.
$40 Woodville. 81, 5ls 81 b3O, S.
500 Alamo, s.
Evening Report.
545 Valley, 1874, 15ss, l6h b3O, l5a, IL b5o
15M.
4sO Raymond Ely, IS. s4h. se b3O, s61s b3o,
s31, IS b3O, SO, Sc 4 b9O, "a b3O. s4h b3O.
345 Eureka Con. 10A, 10. 10 $50.
200 Phi enix. q. a.
100 Afbs. "a, IN.
80 American Flag, "a. b3O.
500 Hunt Kuhn, 4, AZ $50, AZ bS0, ~.
800 Silver Peak, "a
so Spring Mount so cts
1850 Ivanhoe. IA. "a b3O.
so Ingomar. 30 cts.
100 Chief of Hill, 8.
100 Chief East Extension. l..
$50 Phoebe Phoenix ~ b3o, ~, 2'f b9o.
$50 AmadOr Tunnel, l..
800 Charter Oak, 4.
225 Yellow Stone,.7.
IS Cederberg, 6.
SO Amador 80.
$50 Curry. ~. II. Az 14H bso. AA bso,
$50 Beicher, IS bso, SO, s3k, 50. s2k s214 bs.
$50 Minnesota, Pa, III.
10 Elmore, 4.
100 Wellington, az.
90 Crown Point, 80.
235 Savage, So Sd, 70 b3o. 6s. 6s b5, 70.
235 Hale and Norcross, "a b3O, 81, 50, 82k, "a
bio.
40 Ophir, AN. As bso, 45k b3o. 46 bso, 45.
AS Chollar, Sc, Sc b3O, IS, Sc bio, 55k, 54h,
SAX $50. IS bio. So b3O.
a75 Yellow Jacket, IA, 7414 SIS, rs b3O. "A bio.
AGO Con. Virginia, 50, SO 50. 60 b3c,' 5Sh So,
59k, 60 bio, 81 b3O.
100 Overman, 81. S. SO b30, SO.
1900 Imperial, ga, b3o, IA b30.7
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SIX TIL - r. . - 10 n.
SENATE-Thfrty- Day.

Carson CRY, February Z, 1873.
MORNING SESSION.
Senate called to order at II o'clock.
President in the chair.
Rolled called. Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. G. B.
Allen.
Journal read. ard approved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Hill from Committee on Counties and
County Boundaries recommended that
the bill to fix the southern boundary of
White Pine do not pass. Laid on the
D table.
Walter from Committee on Public
Lands reported favorably but without
recommendation on the swamp land bill.
Clapp from Committee on Public Nor
ais reported favorably upon bill defining
vagrancy and providing for punishment
of Migrants.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Bv Stevenson,
Resolred, That a majority vote be
deemed sufficient to take from the table
Adopted.
Z uIONCu ludb Iuc SDcCldl OluC1
/ for to-day IL o'clock (the consideration
of the general appropriation billy be
postponed till next Tuesday noon. Car
ned.
McBeth moved that Assembly bill rel
alive to removal Of county seat of Hum
boldt be taken from the table and put on
the file. Carried.
The motion of Varian TO- make the
same the special order for Tuesday, was
amended on motion of McBeth to Mon
day 2 O'Clock. Amendment carried.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
|. Moore gave notice Of a. bill, to fund
certain Indebtedness of Elko county.
Phelan. bill to- regulate the granting
of pardons to convicts in the State Prison
INTRODUCTION OF BtLEs:.
rClapp, without previous notice, intro
duced a bill supplementary to bill rela
tive to redistricting the State. Concerns
Ethe salary of District Judged Referred
Flo Lincoln delegation. g..
Bill to regulate elections. (Concerns
registration. and prevention OF frauds.
Referredto Committee Of the Whole.
l. Bill for the relief of the Imperia
Mining Company. Gives the Company
$500. ] Referred to Committee on Stats
Affairs: .------------.--
Bin for the relief Of the .vidow oil
Matt. Pixley. Referred to Committee
Of the Whole. 49,.
|, Bin for the relief of E. Perasich. Re
ferred to Committee Of the Whole
Bin regarding the Orphans. Home
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The ANCIENT MANNER The Con-
necticut Democracy, bent upon Illus
tratipg their reverence for the pa!eo
zoic formations of antique politics
are about nominating Gideon Welles
as their candidate for Governor.
GoCIi
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JUBAL A. EARLY refuses positivel,
to be a candidate for Governor OF
Virginia, although his popularit.N
among the people is such that biz
election would be among the strong
probabilities. -Nec York W,rld.
IfJubsl could keep tip his gait in
peace as in war, he would run well
in the Shenandoah Valley.
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A ISLANDER REFurEp.-Visitors of

A ISLANDER REFUTED.-Visitors often
complain that they can't find q good Sc
gar in Carson. If they will only call OF
R. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsbs
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailed at
two bits, and that his one bit segars art
far superior to any other house; try them
No. charge is made if goods are not salts
factory R.. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite thu
''Ormsby House, next doorto Rails hard.
ware store. .u
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VEEY TRuE.-Our friend John R.
says the longer you live the more you
know-and he is right. Look out for
"smart Alecs" and "cheap Johns" But
having been cheated to your satisfaction
If YOU want custom made suits from n
good responsible firm, call on, J.. E
Dealy. Carson City. agent for Joseph
Figel, merchant tailor and clothier, San
Francisco. ,s1~ss 17n~
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DoBsKY. the Senator elect from
Arkansas will be the youngest mem
berf 81 the body to which he has been
SR6aAn. He was born in 1871, in
vermont. was educaced at the fam
Gus Oberlin College, Ohio, and
served with distinction in the army
dining the war Of the rebellion.
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NV 'YO1x Ani Boston we're lately
startled BY . groundless rumor that
Frxnk Hair had. skot and Ri led
President Grant. ''Shot him in his
:ssat,". the dispatch said. His chair
q - ,psobably re9srrsd r.. .s
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coRBErr HoUsE-coRBErr BROS, PROPRIETOR
WHEELER & W11.soS SEWING MACH

WHEELER & W11soS SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to lie able to tell our read
ers that a permanent agency for the sale
Of Wheeler and Wilson's. sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son, Mr.. P. B. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
mprovements-at San Francisco rates.
freight added. He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing aud reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler &
Wilson to b the beat machine manu-
factiTed,, -.-
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observation-disclosures Day.

Carson CITY, February Z, 1873.
MORNING SESSION.
Assembly convened at II A. NJ.
Speaker in the chair.
Roll called-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods,
chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
Mr.. Sessions, from the Committee on
State Institutions, reported back the bill.
or providing the Carito, with Historical
paintings, and recommended its indetin-
lite postponement. Filed.
Also, without recommendation, to in
corporate towns and cities.
Mr.. Shoatf, from the Committee Oh
Public Printing, reported favorably OH
the bill extending the term Of STATE
Printer.
By Mr.. Stoddard, bill to incorporate
the city of Carson.
By Mr.. NJ prison, bill to amend the
Charter of Virginia City.
SECOND READING.
Act to incorporate Miners Union and
Ancient Order of Hibernians was refer
red to Committee ON Corporations.
Bill TO allow construction of booms
etc., across the Truckee, was referred to
Judiciary.
Bill to regulate payment of tax by dis
puted territory, was referred to Judiciary
Bill for relief of Drs. Weber and Col
Inns for attending fssacs, was referred to
Committee on Claims.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Cole-bill defining duties Of
husband and wife. provide that prop
erty owned by the parties before mar
ria e, etc. Referred to Judiciary
Concurrent resolution granting leave
county Recorder of Churchill. Adopted.
Lockwood's bill to- allow county Com
missioners to manage and control towns
and cities, was referred to Committee of
the Whole. ..- -,..---
Randall's statistical bill requiring the
county Assessors to report county Stats
tics to the State Controller for the pay
meut of $50 to the Assessor therefor,
was passed.
The bill to provide historical paintings
for the State Capitol was, on motion Of
Grey, indefinitely postponed.
Recess till 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Street granted leave of absence.
On motion of Stearn the House went
into Committee Of the Whole for the
consideration of the general file.
In time the committee rose and re-
ported bill fixing compensation OF coun-
+ ty Commissioners; also bill concerning
mia wfuI stock. also hi1E 70 DreyeDt
bribery prohibits the taking OF "dead
head passes on railroads ], were recon-
mended to be indefinitely postponed
Bill for providing revenue for the
State government; also, bill concerning
town governments, were reported back
with recommendation to pass; also, cap
itol (building) deficiency bill-indeti-
mite postponement recommended.
At $780, Assembly adjourned until
Monday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ORMsBY HoUsE-GEORGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
Robt Desby LIT Mclean VIM Jones'
L H Martin
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ar. cHAR1Es HorEL@eto. TUYLEY, PRoPR1EroRl
National Republican., 1873-04-28
.RoPosALs FOR CLOTHING.

NAVY DEPAnrMrNrJ
BUREAU or Provisions AND CLoTHISo, I
Sealed proposals, Indorped ,'Proposais FOR Cloth.
Ing" will be feoeiYed At this Bureau until O'Clock
i've inopssSd tSsSI pairs q BishSets. 70 5S DAY.
within nnety days from toe date of contract snd to
pass the usual naval inspection.
Four thousand pairs Of the blankets TO be deliv.
cred at the navy yard. brooklyn N, X, aud the re-
navy ysrd. Mare isisnd, California a'"''f'u" =" 'D'
Tho tlankets must conform and be equal 70 the
standard Navy sample, and must weigh six and one
Sa Sae fsSs Il y
POUNDS and no pair shall weigh less than sI pounds
and i've ounces They must be made % clean WOOL
NAVY" AZ In the sample.
Samples OF the Navy standard blankets can be
seen =. the various navy yards and a this bureau,
o Bonds VII see,rity WI u, % required IN
and twenty per cent IN addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each payment as collateral
euriy for the due genormance OF the contract,
WHEN reseryau9n VII not be paid until the contract
Every Offer muqt be accompanied by a. written
sons, that the bidder or bidders wi u his OF their
days, With good and SufhcisSt saretiss. 70 iurnis6
the articles proposed.
No proposal viii be considered unless accom-.
panied BY such guarantee, nor Jfom aHy parties iAo
A tie artieles ,y og,r 70 JsrHih in conformity with
The see9nd section Of the Joint resolution approved
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposA blleSs the responsibility Of the guarGntors
for the district In which they reside as well as 10 re-
lscta any proposal not considered ndysntsgeons to
npI paynlaSter General n H NJ
National Republican., 1873-04-28
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

orTIgE PuRoHAsrSe Lsp DEror CoManssAnT,l
No. 9S souTn fouErH srHEEr, RooM q
SCALED proposs, 10 dp%plieaie % vii VII Be tseeysd At
ss 2H ioS qS 4 sSs I MY
Dsg1T,m7snt ,7s. 4, VIII AZ poo pounds q Tobaeeo
than nv pouhS sss * DE EssiSage SsS q no
than twenty pounds from which II s man ufSetured,
mns, ~, aec,oiipnpany (, ip J. proposals..
$ snd SsS WI ss isSsfsd FsSSifsd
~ We drps ase s.,r Pegsdp ggSdhS uSsd sss
bgHls Ai'fnsi Jshsfson, Sssffseis. SS, dsyaizS
igrpishins he oiccrs At The respective STAT sstoss
with choice cuts.
iSs sSE 'ondilSSPi Fl FYosf sYoss taS SsSf HSf g. usA
DRoPosALs FOR ARMY CLOTHING.
DEroT 2yAnsI cLoTn5so ssp E9yr,EAsE.l
Sealed proposals, n appiieais Win copy O. thi,
adver isemsit attached d each will be received Al
m, @&sRSs 2s pH r. BSsa ss. MaS g
p.rtmept with the following named articles. viz!
800 pairs wooisn sn 2itisns, s''
1900 pairs Boots, bras. screwed, solid wire screws
$3.50 pairs Booteos, brass screwed, solid wire
Al articles viii be subjected to rigid inspection.
and none VII be received not equal In all respests
2thee and AZ that Of the Depot ouArtermsSter. San
PIsiersHee spl be given TO articles. of domestic
produotion and manufacture, conditions Of price
Se Ssn ~ ASs. Ptls eqga ~ sna sGn w
Manufacture produced on the paoihc coast, TO the
eHtent ot the consumption required by the public
Deliyeriea % be made at Phiadelphia, Pa, or San
HTess Which, Srs q Be rSsSdrf ssssd "a tho State. and
inspected at Ban Francisco.
The usual guaranty will be required Of biddera,
and the risht to reject any ali bids or parts o
bids Ia reserved
,,EnyeloPes containing proposals to be indorsed
.,proposals for Army clofhins," and Addressed 70
xs.i.tsnt snSfisrmnster General b. B. 4, IN charge
OF Depot arc
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DRoPosALs EoR sUPPLIEs.

s1s e., o. rss H.
"A. ..s 4 4. III SSsa
~ 4: $$ss sssss
cSrS Pas n nd rs
CAMP INDEPENDENoE. oAL
$$ @ i: IN! s;ii$ s$.l;s ;,Ss:s b s.,....s
5000 lbs. Straw. baied OF stacked.
60. CAMP WRIGHT. oAL
s S: s: ssisI shsss; siIss S..S q q s'.ssa .f.sssa
CANT BIDwRLL
s@ss;$ss @ ES:: +: S:siss: S:'i s:;.sf :.sfsa .,.,
% S Is: lS: ssfsa hssss eisG S:isS Ir % ssSaid :tasfd
..,o,,. CAMP CANT dAsToN' CAL
iSSSSRS SSSS fSs 9i!s; ass 'ssksf sSlsd or stacked
CAMP HcDKRhIrT. NEW
tS $$ n: ssss s;ss.T, S.i.s 4 :..s.ss :;.:s.a
ao.o.s, SAMP yLp HALLEok. NEY
= sSss Ss'R: Il: TSsa @ S:si.y; q ~ .,Ss.a, !. ,,.,.,
SSis: 1906 Is: Hex ssI si5sa ssisS g. q s..sasS sissf
CAMP HALL, IDAHO TER
i$$S$$ $$$llSS:1 X: 1S SSs;Siss; hit g:;..ss .sssed
aD00Oo lbs. Hay, baled or stacked
7ky0Oo lbs. Straw, baled or SACKED.
BEEEoIA BARRACKS.
$1,000 lbs. Oats, sacked.
s0,0o Lbs. barley. sacked.
A,O00 lbs. Bran, sAcked.
$4,000 lbs. Hay, bAled,
| l2,00O lbs, Straw, baled.
| The above are the estimated quantities required
At each post (bahed on the present strength OF the
c q H. d%,Sisa the sAme during the oonn
The price, both IN legal tenders and coin. mug BE-
bids for STRAW, Hay and Wood must state The hind
such Hay cut In the milk.
Zach BID must be accompanied bya saarAntss
must be ofhcially certified oby AZ. othcor OF the
United States civ or military service, that In case
the bid IL Aocsptsd the bidder will at once execute
contract with a bond to which they will become
suretes In nbfourth Of the amount Of the contract
for ia faithful performance, ,,,,,,
The whole or any portion Of the supplies may b.
hid for, but no average bids. or those from lire
sponaible peraona viii be entertained. And thu
reserves to itsslf the right 70 reject
The anIl sward for any Post viii no. be mad,
and compared with the bids rsCe cd At this oiios
BepArAts propoaAlg will be made for each Post AM
AehpropoiAl must be cQntAined N separate seals.
envelope and plainly indorsed "PropOsAls for fur
nishink slpplins o. -" and Addressed 70 th
Ohisf QqArtermAAteTI
mill Department Of California,
National Republican., 1873-04-28

Il NON SSh AA-o-
DEPARTMENT or DAHoTAJ
OFIIcE CHIkr QUARTKnhAsrEn, ,
to S. Sy ~ y isSSS SS.
and At The ONCE oi the gptsd ste!es ou.ItermAstsI
sss s'Sgi SP nss Si saS S sRe as1SrS " Inc 'h
SIOUX CI1Y, IOWA
% a PSSRa: 81 81 Corn Corn, q fSSS good new d0uSs SSHSy
he q sS. Sss nHd
PSss nsmsd be Ss9w p 70 hs ,d day 1a
I. is7S, 70 June S, is7t a the following named mill
'A'' FORT SMELLING, MINN.
57,ibs pounds OF Corn.
-, .,o FonI wApswoRTH. DIT.
iss,sa pound. G d itoNA osts. u l.
n.,, FOR. FORT u FIphEY. Be MINN.
tsSp pounds of Corn.
FORT ABERCRoMBIE. d. T.
s S:sis pound: PPSSna: q q Ssrn. Corn
| FORT SEWARD. DIT.
'SfS ss.iiS PSanSs: PPSaRSs q 81 SSiS. CORN
FORT TQTTEN. d. t.
is.fsi iis.S PSanSas PSanSs 81 81 CORN. CORN
10000 pounds Of osis.
FORT SHAW. N. 7.
5ii.Sst POUNDS Of barley.
7Ss7s pouPS. PSET # 5.i.l ELLIS IT.
'i0si' p0qGnSaai GSa9 3 bskfIf. bBsskE!ffI MT.
A25O pounds OF Oats.
N,OJV pounds OF barley.
/ The aboyo are the estimated quantities that will
be required At each place. according 10 the present
distribution OF troops: but the reserves
the right to increase or diminish the same at any
| time during the continuance OF the contract,
RI aa As s.s ssy S. sS EG
| oats In good, new burlsps, tine corn in good. new
% aPS bsf SI AZ s ssSs sS ssss
ln mentioned e be subject p inspeetion on behalf
Delivery o. the grain for siouI oity Iowa, 70 com
menee June ls1a and TO be completed on % before
July J. is1a and ioI the several posts dsliyery 70
ton, IN quantities % as may be required by the re
~ Z dsniEed 70 purchase 10 the vicinity Of each
post, from the products of tho neishborfnR farms
and settlements, and bids for any portion Of the
specified supplies will be considered
Separate b B,na b. made for eaeA Poet q rfPlieai
and each bid must be accompanied by bond In tho
sum Of st.Uo, aligned BY two or more responsibls
parties, guaranteeing that In case contract u.
awarded to the bidder, he will execute same and
give good and sufficient bonds for Tvs fulnllment
Blank forms Of proposal and guaranty can be had
| on application To the QuArtermaatsrs above men
| toned. or at the Office OF the undersigned.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. A n. TeErY,,oo,,
Deputy ouar,erm.stor Genera. i 4. 8. A. Ghis.
QuArtermAster. AP3