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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02
Notice.

Persons inquiriuE about The Agricultural socie-
ty The society Will charge ~ tBirHacs ices
twenty per ctnt Of The Preniame ior which they
compete, all cash pfFIliuiH9i ~ Other eutrl..
frtc. Parties wishing 10 exhibit stock Will lc al
lowed 10 remove th0tr stock on thu afternoon OF
the third day OF the fair. There Will he ampir
doing all in thris power ~ make every arrange
ment satisfactory Lct cVcg body contribute
thcir mitc and We " iii have au exhibition equal
10 the best Il l.. WIS.,.
- -tCrt taTV.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02
MARKETS.
Wichita Wholesale and Retail Prices
Current

crhe FIRST column is the price b the package.
the last column the retail price Prices of all RI
;icios liable 10 change every day.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02

Miss Wheatlcy. who has on exhibit
ton that genuine lace, viii give prac-
teal demonstration of its manufacture
through the dav 81 floral hall.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02
PROPOSED AMENDMENT

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02
j. G. FRAZER. President.
j. Il. MEAD, Nicc-Presidcnt.

1iIti-N Vlt'C 'IIIVl = lONNTIOI-I7I-Ts1t
&. +. GILBERT. W. 4. THOMAS d
Co.. ToDD < ROYAL, W. ). JENKINS,
5. {. JOHNSON, CLARK kIHCAIp, II.
F. WRIGHT, JOSEPH y. MILLER,
THOMAS /. TuRoCKMoRToN, +. G..
WRIGHT. II. VI. GRAY, Ben. +. Hay
WOOD, W. j. GOssARD.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-22
A DEEP MYSTERY.
rue Arrest Of pToboble criminal

a man giving his name as Hensley, an
claiming to hail from Washington county
while speaking with one party, aid from
Dandridge when speaking with other par
ties, was arrested Tuesday evening, after
n considerable chase, by Officers Cain and
Mason on the charge of violatin, a city or
dinance by riding in buggy with wom-
an named Lou Blevins, of notorious i'll
fame He was assessed fine of so and
costs, but claiming that he had no money,
Officer Cain proceeded to the house where
he had secured lodgings TO see if he had
sufficient personal property TO secure the
fine. He here learned that the man had
disposed ola feather bed, pillows, &C., while
his box contained the wearing apparel OF q
female and q child, and the box itself was
spotted up considerably on the inside with
blood. From the proprietor of the house,
Mr.. Cox, Officer Cain learned some further
facts, which throws q cloud of mystery, to
say the least of t,around the man. 1t seems
that he came there on Monday noon
took dinner and supper at the house, and
did not return to 60 to bed until late. Mr.
Cox showed him to the room, which was
also occupied by several other parties, and
after showing him his bed, left the room.
The man did not lie down on the bed, but
made himself pallet on the floor, which
he occupied most of the night, showing
however, continual restlessness,
uulll lue arrival OF the TOUR O'CLOCK train,
when he left the room, and never returned.
He registered his name with Mr.. Cox as
e. Hensly, and claimed that he was from
Jacksboro', and was not, nor had ever been,
married. He told some one else that he
came from Montgomery county, Va, while
the lewd woman he was with said that his
name was Wilson, and that he once lived
in Washington county. Among the other
articles in his box n Bible was found, on
the title page of which was written, "a
Robert Friedrich, )" and on the birth regis
ter of which was found, "E. Hensly was
born Sept. Sd, 1851 Sarah f. Hensly,
May 20th 1856 Cecilia Hensley, August
23d, 1872" Under the head of marriages
is the following: edward Hensly was
married to Sarah +. Hensly September Sd,
1S7l.n
On examining his person four counter
felt five dollar gold pieces, and one five
dollar, note greenback good money, was
found. Chief Marshal Claiborne and As
sistant Chief Cain have both serious sus-
picions concerning the man, and at last
accounts We're both busy in trying to solve
the mystery overhanging him. He obsti-
nately refuses to give any account Of his
wife and child, stating that he is not mar
ried, while the register in the Bible and
the contents of the box belle this state
ment. We trust the mystery may DO fer
reted outand if he is guilty OF crime 1t
may come to light.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-22
ow Mast Works and Lectures.

correspondent lately visiting Thomas
Mast says ... m
Mr.. Mast draws directly upon the wooden
block, never first sketching his idea on pa
per. He has a large collection of blocks to
suit his purpose, from the full double page
of Harper's to the diminutive block on
which may be drawn quaint capital let
ter for book illustration. His ideas are
generally Uniformed when he begins to
sketch, having only in his mind a rough
outline of what he wishes to portray. AS
he works, figure starts up here and there,
and ideas come into shape until the carica-
ture is completed, and furnishes work for
the engraver's tools. Mr.. Mast works rapid
ly.
On his return from a hurried trip to
Europe this summer Mr.. Mast was an
nounced from Redpath's agency as a lee
turer for the coming season, and in very
short time every evening between now and
June next was engaged. Indeed, so popu-
lar was the announcement that demands
for the lecture have exceeded the number
OF evenings, and many have boon there
fore refused. The first lecture is TO be de-
livered at Peabody, Massachusetts, Monday
evening, October G. The lecture is anus
ing and instructive. II is on caricaturing,
and is interspersed with drawings of nearly
life size, done by Mr.. Mast in crayon before
the audience.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-22
More Ahout HeusIy,

The man Hensly, an account of whose
arrest and the mystery surrounding him
we gave in Tuesdays issue, was confined
Wednesday in the county Jail until the mys-
terry can be solved, He continued to deny
stoutly his marriage, or that he was the
father of child, even after the family
record, kept in the Bible spoken of, was
brought to light, until yesterday morning,
when confronted by the Sheriff of Camp
bell county, who happening in the city,
was taken by one of the officers to see
Hensly, as he claimed to hail from that
county. The Sheriff recognized him at
once, and said he was married and had one
child, and that he left Jacksboro' on Mon.
day in company with his wife and child.
Being thus confronted with the Sherff's
statement, he could no longer deny being
married, and being asked by the officer
what he had done with his wife, he said he
had sent her to Smith county, Va, but be-
ing asked the same question by the same
officera few minutes afterwards, he claimed
that he had sent her to Jonesboro'. Before
he admitted his marriage, when asked to
account for the presence of the clothing of
a female and child i'm his box, he claimed
that the lady with whom he boarded,
packed the box after night, and hence
made mistake. A very likely story that.
Mr.. II. H. Sutton, from Fincastle, Camp
bell county, was at our office last night,
and after examining the memoranda in
the Bible, said he felt confident that this
man was the same Hensly who came to
his house about year ago to buy corn,
but finding him to be q shrewu talker, he
refused to trust him for the corn. He also
knows him to be a married man. Efforts
will doubtless he made to find the wherea-
bouts of his wife and child, if they are
still in the land of the living.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-22
In the County Court at May
nalsdVilIe.

In the matter Of John T. Oaks, G,lordian
Of the Minor Heirs Of VIM. l.. Oaks, de-
ceased
PETITION FOR SALE OF WARDS LAND.
IT APPEARING TO THE COURT. FROM THE
petition filed in this cause. which is sworn TO- that
Izora Oaks the ward of the petitioner in ibis cause
non resident Of the State of Tennessee, that pro-
cess not be served on hers Its therefore ordered
by the Court that publication be made for four sue
cessie weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle. a newspaper
published in the city Of Knoxville penness e. notify
ing the sqd ILoTa UIks 70 appear 0eiIre tne County
in Maynardyille. the first Monday in December
next 1873 and make other legal defense to
and the cause set for hearing expartc. Oct ID, 1873
A copy Of the order Attest: :
Il 6W4t JOHN w. TURNER, Clerk.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
>-~-,s.on,.,1e
ay NOTICE.
To Holders of Anderson Co. Bends

1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
i the COunty-trOm the report Of the Clerk of the
Court this day filed in pursuant to order made at
the January term, 1873 requiring the Clerk of this
Court 10 give notice requiring the holders of Andersen
county bonds to file the number and amounts of the
same-that there are SlGC000O more bonds than were
issued, and that said amount more has been cOun-
erfeited and because it does not appear the Court
which Of raid bOuds are genuine and which are cOun
eret ordered by Court that the Clerk of this
Court licaton, requiring the bondholders to
file the With the Clerk of this Court on or before
the first Monday of October 1873 when said bo1is will
be compared, and interest coupons will be paid
until after said bends compared.
And in the event suit is brought any Of the cou-
pons, the Chairman OF this Court is instructed en-
ploy counsel and enjon the collection of all coupons
until this order is complied with. All bonds not filed
in that time will be forever barred.
copy of this order will be published in the HnoK-
vile Chronicle. This July 7th, 1873, X. c, DEW,
yiilUdlWu Clerk
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-22

An exchange denominates the opposi-
ton to Republicans in the election Just
held in Iowa, as "a failure of the hay-seed
and sub-soil politicians to hoodwink the
sturdy agriculturalists of the Northwest"
National Republican., 1873-05-02
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
VIENNA EXPOSITION.
Circular Letters Of Credit.

The circular letter s letter Of introduonon 70
bankers of character throughout the world iden.
Trying the bearer and authoriring payments 70
MN As required 70 the e1tont Of his deposit with us
Further Information viii bcfurnished upon appli'
cation in person or by letter.
National Republican., 1873-05-02

RoPosALs FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE LAKHs,l
CH!hH QuARIHRMAsLIRs oyyIoh.
Sealed prop5,s EsGt iS trpsc ses eSdsr i sss usual
ssSSed. viii ben Ss FssoVsG Al the @ "ics y Geo
iS fSr tPEaishink iSI ths gaGliS ssisies n:rsSsnE
asS S 2: and sssa aaa az sis md
4 ss':iss .ppror
III cords Hard &SoS &SG' ~ T.
2s0oo pounds Anthracite Coal.
$500 pounds Hay.
FORT PORTER, BUFFALO. NY.
% BSssss: BSsss AARtsFssIs: ARisFssis: SS. ssssR sS.
ivoeo pounds bitnminouA Coal
tOhsO pounds Hay
SOtOo pounds Straw.
roST q oSra. SIAgnSaa'S n.sa SSSa! SSSSaNasTowN' NY
IIS I pound: PPSSnas AniSTssis An&r.sts GGS. Go. tSS
i0O,0OO pounds Bltuminous Coal,
ss.sS ss.;sSS PSSSss: PPSSSss fsis. a.y: .E-g
lb.0oo pounds Straw.
FORT ONTARIO. oswESo, NY.
sS.as pounds Sht6rsSits coal tsssy
1000 pounds Oats
tn,6HD pounds Hay,
la.62 pounds Straw.
| MADISON BARRACKS. sACKETTJ HARDoH
i 20 cords Hard Wood ,
4 lSI,0OJ pounds Anthracite Coal. (large gT4tc,N
| 65QOo0 pounds Anthracite Coal ,IelaHO
| BDD pounds Oats,
| tl,kaJ pounds Hay.
| 19n5 pounds Straw.
Blank forms Of proposals and further informA ito
can be obtained al this ONCE from Capt George
WeekA. Assistant QuArlermAster, United State
Army, buffalo N. X, And as 70 any one OF the post
aboys named from the Acting Assistant ouArte
The risht W reject any and all bids is reserved
| the United StAteh
Proposals should be addressed to Capt George l
Weeks, Asaistant QuaTseTmAaterS United Stat,
Army, buffalo, N. y :, and indOrhed "PropoealB Il
| fuel,h Forane, or straw, a. tho case may be.
BY order Of Brigndier General Cooke ei,.r.r,n
Breyot Brigader General and QuGrtermAster, Tn
tod states Army, Chief QuArtermastsr Departmel
: Of the Lakes, myl
National Republican., 1873-05-02
MEDICAL.
Bal timOre Lock Hospital


Phyrician Of this celebrated Institution. discovered
when IN tho Great Hospitals Of Europe. yih: Ens,
anS and sSstss s%sdS he @old
81 .st S. q EaE syssS
iRPS.:SsE " @ @is:s If S:$ I; Ss:S
b.ssss Gf'sssRHs M R Fssc ssa. q
s hsr ~. g g sa 7ss sps
birens e the Mariner. q plysses' 6lishtns their
Ss ss e.R ss sSt G sRsSssnS Scs Soas
especially. who haye become the Victims of Solitary
Woe, thai dreadful and Obstructive habit which an;
3Ssas 4Sss nm o s9s sSS
Intellect, who might have entrAnoed listen.
rs 3! i as sRsss: I g 'sa4sfSs ss 81
;SG: Of y :ta :Hs vt
hsss q ne n.si and tAH6s Palma m The Hsad
ep.nss%sht eq ~ s q he bsssss SunSions. asasss
D;aRRiS q fss SGPsrG "a s Go mind ar
much 70 be dreaded, Les of Mepory, ooniusi9n
ssit. g RsRESsSss Bsssis (. y I'm
dity. AGAR some 4 tRRf M fytlf Xa;P produced
ms4sss ssss Ss iR
fissf GStsFs
0'hffS IssfSM isRiliESssS
within he last twenty years and the ppmsro9s I'M
sSs.si ss y s5s s 3 PEss
and many othsr[ lotiees q Which hrye Agpsars;
lcieni sasrantse 70 the Afiloted. -
TOnse, ssath Frederick street, Baitiasre
nova MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1873-05-02

s SAN FHAsonoo. iCAI-. March n. is,s.
Sealed proposals. IN trinlicAts. will be received by
the undersisned until u O'clock June l. lsTa for the
drayase q PUBLIC stores In the city Of san Fran.
cisco, California, for the fiscal year ending June ~
lGL Medical stores, clothing. camp and garrison
eqnpaSe. loose and compressed hay and officers
am5uances BY the number; lumber per one thou.
sand feet, and all other freights, inclndlus ord.
every description per ton oi two thou,and pounds
The same guarantee as in case Of bids for stores
I'll % REQUIRED beiore they can be entertained,
Bids from irresponsible parties will not be enter
tained Government viii reserve he right % reject
sny & and ~ bid. Zach pfoP2sai mus. be y stEa
9utaide Proposals for Drayage" and addreeaed L
the undersigned. A IN EDDY ."
apis Depot QuartermaHter
National Republican., 1873-05-02
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

pRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
HEADouARrIRs U. 8. MARnn CoRrs,J
QuARrEnhAsTER's OyYJoE, \
,WAsHtnoIos. April 4. ls1s
NJ das 0sSs E. wax s 4 ~ q
n. places during the hScal year ending June D.
The Wood to be merchantable Oak. and, to be do
hs5sd b5s isd n s q md = Sa
OaieeI, free o. expense e this Unltsd States.
he % e @ % spd aeitsrsa ia pSps
freq expense % the United and both Wood
y,Ssa SSsaSI;igR q nc S.sS sESS
''S"'Io1'' ,s' PohEsNouru.N NH
Bcords Of Wood.
, oHARLEsTowN. MAss
10 10 CORDS sSi % q TSe Wood.
BRooKLYS.N.r
10 cords Of Wood.
49,. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
soFas q %Soa ana A,.,.n,
WASHINGTON. DC.
40 cord cords - of Wood.
% cordH OF wood.
aosPoRT,'ya,
| 90 tons Of Coal !. D.. I'd ..Hr
lU0 cords OF Wood
IN oor,. .PnEENWsaASSoLA. y WaASSo FLA
,.,o,. MARE " re, ISLAND. CAL
| 100 cords Of Wood.
| third)
The Wood and Coal furnished at Washington cit!
70 be measured, weighed inspected and certified b!
the Government Inspector appointed by the Nav
Department,a and the expense attending such inspeC
ton, &c, paid by tho contractor.
Application at any % the Marine POSTS,
Acsounts duly authentieated By the eonmEndln
bssn delivered. The ris6t u reserved 70 reject a
| bids considered unreasonable.
| guarantee, to be anEed by two responsible re-
sons, whose responsibility must be certified 10 b
the United States D strict Judge. United States Di
triet Attorney, or United states Collector. must ~
eoppapy each PROPOSAL otherwise 1t will not be col
10 Be indorsed "PropoSals for Fuel" and a
dressed to the undersigned
WILLIAM n sLAOE,
Major and QuArtormAster United htAtes MARI
Corps. hIcs
National Republican., 1873-05-02
PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.


HRApauARrKRs U 8. NJ. conra)
QuAhTERMAsrkn's OFRIcE,
Sealed proposals will b received at this once un.
Sss fanssp. s.on. ts' 3 ~ "a d;S
STATE. Msrines al the following stations, ~ from he
S{isRfAs$E5$s 4 y; II s5 :$$: '
EHiISpnERHHfS, EPHhHiIISSpnlERHHffS penn; RSnn;syiv.ni.,
SsP4Sf Hss SSTK SoESE PESi 91sSi.c a cOumOA
PEssACotA. Fiorids;
hESAhP0LiH haIylhnd;
Each hauon 10 consist Of twelve ounces OF Pork or
Fss , os one Pound and four ounces of salt or
or twelve ounces Of Hard bread, or one pound and
four ounces q Corn Meal and TO every one hun.
5nas op Rsn or % ssHns or Pes
Sonee, or eight pounds q aoasted Tor Roasted and
SGns pSSS S faS %
gar; one pound and four ounces of 2dsmsptins Or
and fSsP fSaPP aass PGqFR@. e. Pea
Ihs rstons are e BE delivered upon the order Of
SSslity: WIN q sass RsoPcrtioa q hind .Ha iSss
The Pork No Prime Mess Porf; the u Flour iIe known
Et.Is SrpGrnns n the market o. The place where
beans. yinesar, Candles. Soap. bait, &c. to Be q
All subject to inspection.
A guarantee, signed by two persons, whose 70
District JIdss District xtiorneS coes,ar sa mus,
| Aecompay each proposal
| nied by such guarantee. Blank forms OF proposa
can be obtained upon application at any Of the Ma
Newspapers authorized TO publish the above will
send tne paper containing the hrst Insertion TO tn
S.sS:. PROPOSAL. for R.tiOn.
.ps Mai and ouar,eym!t !LfttM N Ms,n. p sLASCk SS,
National Republican., 1873-05-02
DRoPosALs FOR DRAYAGE.
nvpor

.pc5 Nal. and ouarterm'T z. |
National Republican., 1873-05-02
PROPOSALS.

NATH'L B. FUGITT.
National Republican., 1873-05-02
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
PORK. BACON, HAMS AND LARD.

PORK, BACON, HAMS AND LARD.
oFrIcE cuIEp coNMIssARr or sunsIsrEScE.)
poRPlisp, spTSasS ShEoos, S mnTsS NAE SSG5Usn IS M
a: s$ 4 L. sss III Sss
sary Of snbsistenee Of each post for which supplies
sPs 5ssSSfS ss sSeg Phs s s
phs'' Wa. PRIME MESS PORK.
Az n..,.I kS!ssl. s'i y S.sSslt%s IA.
CsPs pssBpSinims1t. ". T., IS bbls.
Camp San Juan islspa, W r.. Is bbl.
FSns SneoSSss SSass bspct. T = ". VII: T.. LOO bSls
EXTRA CLEAR BACON
At Fort klamath, Oregon, S.is rounds net
Camp hssnsy, I Srsssn .; on lsIs Gss ESanSs nS' net
.mp SsES s.n JUAN i,isha Il Pcpnds PSs S6una.
SE nceSssa sGss bepSt t. R9aefs r. S.s Pss Pound, net
sgaAR.oURED HAMS.
Fort klf%asn fPs 1rtf1f 81 SgsHas sSSaGas ng as'
fs9P Hssnsy 6sSsSn L s sSgPSS1 POSSads net
SSTi SSsRs SsRss RSRRf a$set n SSsSs. n: lO' net
ES ESSeUSEsf SS1ss bepc T " pGenai si sss sound.
At Fort Klamath, Oregon n IRSSs RSSsSds net.
| Fort stevens, oregon w polnds net
Ss,s SsRs, 'SRPpinss%fss s SS,;nS; w II ~ ib+ net
Camp San Jp4p leland, w a, 80 pounds net
EST E5coSE.f SSs bcpSt pGrns: Sis bound. p.
PropOsals will be received for one OF any number
4 s sssss Hsss state
rosorving the right 70 reject any or all bids.
Az the same time and places, separate proposals ID
triplicats for the delivery at Subsistence Depot
fssb sSbssTsis Piims Mess Pork.
A,a4 pounds net Extra Clear Bacon.
| 1885 pounds net kugAr-Dured Hama.
1875 pounds net Pure Leaf Lard,
pssss e ri .ns ssNSs sc DO made
Further Information a. 70 oonditions form o
obtained By application % ths Commissaries at ss
Fr.neisSo, Cal: b. Lppls, No. chicago. N, ese
oerned and at this once, Bidders are invited 10 b
| present at the opening OF the bids. Envelope
Captain and Commissary Of Subsistence. o. g. A
.tafn nft nnIp
National Republican., 1873-05-02
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
the LUMBER BUSINESS,

Heretofore conducted by the undersigned on
Sixth street, near Missouri avenue and B
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest, will be located hereafter at the
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH STREET AND OHIO AVENUE N. W.
NATHL B. FUGITT.
National Republican., 1873-05-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTlCk TO CONThACTOkS.
UNITED STATES ENamRRRs OFFIuR,l
No. 40 NEsr JErFEnsoN BTnHET, I
LOUISVILLE, April 80, lS7a J
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be receiyed Al
this once until u o'clock on the 18th day OF May,
ls9 for the removal Of the rock reef At the bead Of
the Louisville and Portland canal from in front Of
the apron dam there, and for the removal Of por
end q the canal Just below the guide wall to the
The usual conditions will be observed
The right IL reserved to reject any or all bida
All tnformatlon can be obtained apd platn Of the
once, :
EAeh prolcssl must be inclosed n sealed en-
tho rock reefs a The upper and lower end OF the
Louisville and Portland Canal" and Addressed TO
q. wEITZEL,
arn Major Of Engineers.
National Republican., 1873-05-02
DRoPosAI.s FOR SUPPLIES.

d RoPoshI.s FOR SUPPLIES.
DEPARTMENT or DAKorA.j
oTH1cR CHIEr QuAHrRRMAsTER, I
Sealed propo.s: ~ dSf dSIS %Sss:sS S Az. :uss 1 1.us..
hs S01dGS% q a Ss
= ssyr5 20 !; I'D ,tsPp. I. Rsf3 SSSSy
s S.. 4 JS1f ,nS s at the follow
c.SG pounds Of Hay.
100, cord. p2SIi E 1T EESSdIES' ESSd D. T.
laisfi pounds OF Hay.
FORT RANDALL d. 7.
,SssiS pound pounds OF Hay
PORT sULLY,D.T.
-5i$ I'm pound: pound: 8 & AZ. AZ:
,,s,, AZ ssss: ssssss 4 sSsS i $$s IA RICE D. T.
a, cord. EefE q Teos sSsEVESsoS' DIT
ss.la IN SDSsRa: DSsRaS: & & GAY, Gs9,
..,. T9ST 5uroRD. DIT,
LOWER BRgLE AGENCY. DIT
ils. .Sss pounds Of Hay
Ia, oofas SspYgssE q SSsS! AGENCY D. T.
aabiI pounds Of Hay.
GRAND RIyER AGENCY. DIT.
i6S,sis pounds Of Hay.
.ds:sls ca: ssfa. sssss: q y SSSs S:s. ~
.dlss II. Ssts:s Ss$$s: Z si$SsN $Sss 1T. -'S''S'
~ cords q ysoas. a"' -
ssEi:s;iSP 81 s given to cSa,5.Ss.S % 70 ~. e..
The posts and on limits nied Gy the Department
o'H'mAnfoR M foRT SMELLING, NuNS.
e G: & & f$sS S$$$SS: SS$$$S: 4 4 sEyyT h:y s'
-, ss s ssss; sssj: SSSS + , ~ SEEsa4E'' Eas4 MINI
~ 'oiS' EcRT y AT dsPPTMhSSoMnrR. MSS DIT,
''s 'aSiss POSd pOands Of ssssv
"a. ,of5s 5oaT n ost oSARRsSSoRTH' RsSSSo H'D.T.
sSa.sJ pounds Of Hay.
,,1 .ora,S SPST Il S!, SEsRrSA. %aaS
q SsS Sis pound: PPSanas q q s.sssw. shss
,o,0.o-.. ToHT = M SEWARD. DIT.
tG.fIs pounds Of Hay.
FORT DENTON. MT.
rs.sss = iSESs SSaSas q Of SaGS; Gs9.
.,.,..-,. j FORT 9 ELLIS, MT.
l'sss:sS 81 :PS pound: pound: 81 81 sassv. Hsas;
CAN'T BAKER, N. I.
! G88 cords OF Wood.
sOS eO0 pounds OF Hay.
t6ns Or pablis lands viii be embodied in the cor u
tracts ior the last nine posts.
The above are the esflmated quantities that wi
be required At each post, according TO the presen
distribution o. troops, but tho doycrnmsntreserys
ih" right 70 increase or dlminish the same at an
time during the continuance Of the contract
II Ia desired to purchase In the vicinity OF eac
post, from the products OF the neishboring farm
0 and settlements, and bids for any portion Of II
specined supplies will be considered. Ssparais o.
i plifs, aHd in htplieats,
i ContrAots win be awarded 10 the lowest responI
BILE bidder for each post and each Kind Of supple
Each bid tss ab9Se reanirsdl must pc aceomPanit
more responsible PARTIES, guaranteeing that in ca
4 contract L. awarded to the bidder ne will execu
y hllment.
II Blank forms Of proposals. and guaranty can
had 90 application tothe Quartz ernastcT at the pos
named except Fort BufofD or at the olice OF Il
: BY command Of Ddsadier General A. II, Terry
.. Deputy o. NJ. General. U. s. A.; G6isf Quart;
master, apei
National Republican., 1873-05-02
ID RoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

OTFIcE PuRcHAHIEo AND DRPor O, 81
OMAHA, EEn., April 3 ts1a \
Sealed proposals.. In duplicate, viii be received At
this once until II O'clock A. m. on SATURDAY the
1th day OF May, 1874 for furnishing the Subsistence
Department, United States Army. the following
stores, delivered at the United States subsistence
.t0rehouse, In Omaha, Neeraska, By the 10th q
Xxx -four, In square double sacks, inside strong
.wilied e9tt9n, outside sunny well seTed aud cor
and winter wheat nour samples must ec~omPeny
nsauipia. b,I M ps ,v.fa " nnoi nntssno on
groIosaH should bemarksd ,ProPos.ls for YOUR
ditons, heretofore published Proposals should be
made on the blank forms, TO be obtained at this
office. j, W. BARRIGkH,
AfG1 Byt Brig, den, and q, n.