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NlNhlNG SisSTLENES'S WATCH:
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...u. ! ''S.r gold and silver Watches too uu,nc-
q alus: ~, .@lDh 4 lDh opera. thatciatIe, and Vest
HI ..,l.<> a, Nhctslyst ana diamond, Cyneo, ODrx
10. III E,,,,' -@Jd Diamond Rings. Sleeve and
IAikk iIII',yh'% II ~ i"9 sets JEWELHYs one SOLI-
IN ,yfttrr r. n'aHN - STUD, &c, &C., &s.
ccs "A ,r t,i ieaIH- The cash advanced On the arti-
|HCk, '' oe offered al AsToNlsif.&GLY LOW
40 ct, - ~. 'a'ie guar aA,eed represented,
RyIur, '"i SHOES ng goods or telling The prices.
u!r placets
a. WlSsTGCk'S LOAN OFFICE.
la 2g.3, Nc II fourtet nth street.
under A9haGge Hotel
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RESTORED TO DUTY.-Poliseman John T..
Moody having recovered his health was yes
terday discharged from the Church Insti.
tute and restored to duty In the First police
district. s;sy
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YAGRANrs.-Nayor Kelley is after the va.
grants, as will be seen from bis notice pub.
lished elsewhere. They are getting too thick
In Richmond.
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Average daily attendance for the month
White schools, 2,712; colored, 1855.
RseapnstIation.

RseapifttIag301,.
.-,s:sssa. Dec.lE,f75. Jan. Is. '76.
Enrolment for the mouth. 4.53l A,497 r.
Average daily attendance. .4,4t6 4,297
Percentage of attendance. 96.5 SO
The superintendent reported that the
amount contributed for the Lee Memorial
fund was $15S.99.
He also reported that Miss A. NJ. Bow.
man, one of the teachers of Bellevue school,
had resigned.
The rules of the Board were amended so
as to provide that the meetings of the Board
shall hereafter be held on the fourth Thurs.
day in each month,
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SAVE MONEY BY having your printing donc at the
DISPATCH PRrSTryo-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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ArImtond 1ispatftl,

s@- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
BLARGER THAN THE COMBINED c1RCULA-
TON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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sPRDE OF KEY WEST" CIGAR Quality very
fue. w.D. BLAIR s. CO.
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REHEARsAL.--There win beta rehearsal In tho
lecture-reom Of the Grace.street Presbyterian
church THIS EVENING at ~ O'Clock for the Qaar.
tettss and Qulntettes. and at 8 for the Choruses.
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/ custom thand-made) WORK to order, and guar.
Eshteed to ut. Repairing neatly done by
BoscKEN q BROTHER,
SOC and Gil Broad street,
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HELEGANT LACE CURTAINS.

TWO SETS OF ELEGA ANT LACE CURTAINS
M $40 a set for two windows, we'll worth a6o-
The best bargain ever offered in this city.
LEVY BROTHERS.
A large assortment Of WINDOW-SHADBS.
ia 27
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SECOND FLOOR (bath-room attached for rent.
500 Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth
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TRUNKS. yALIsEs, sATcHELs. BAGS, &C., down
low at j. A. GRIGG's, Tenth and Main streets.
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DRY GOODS.

GPECIAL CEMEWTr-Intend-
- ing TO maze change in my business on the LIST
OF February. will. tnntb that nime-sell my Oil :
fire stock of Urn GOODS AT AND REL1W COST.
D., s,ot fail 70 eal and ,eenyince yourself OF this
r,e; L. ROSE,
2O6 BcoaG street,
Is 25-5t between Second ano IltEd-Greets.
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Z THE TRADE can find c1GARsof all grades at ".
ID. BLAIR & Co.'S.
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"WILLrs y WHIsKEY. W. d. BLAIR & co.
BoscHES & BROTHER offer their winter stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and yalises at very low
prices in order to make room for spring goods.
500 and GIL BROAD STREET.
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WANTED, AN ENERGETIC PART
w NER with $4,000, to be secured. or to Dor.
row $4,000, to be secured, six per cent. interest
and one tenth of profits allowed for use OF the
money for two years or longer. No chance OF loss.
Address " EN- NEKGY," Richmond post-ofice.
IL.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered by it Yesterday.

THE RIGHT OF sUPPoRT-IMPo oRTANT TO
CITY LoT-owNERs AND BUILDEas-IN-
TEREsTING POINTS AND CONCLUSIONS
IN "A WILL CASE--MoTIONs AND PETI-
TONS ACTED ON BIZ THE JUDGES.
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MISSES GRAIN, GOAT, AND cALFscHcoL-sHo
at j. A. GRIGG's, Tenth and Main streets
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WANTED, TO BUY ASMALL HOUSE,
w convenient to business; will pay $1,000,
cash. Address "DABNEY." 1212 Main street.
Ia 2S.3t
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w TANTED. a GOOD COOK without in.
w cumbrance, we'll recommended. Apply to
Z. a. J. CLOPTOS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
IA OG-1t y
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years old. M for tresnsssi,,p an the nre misc

years old. up for trespassfDg on the premises
OF j. G. Courtney, was discharged.
The case Of Frank Williams (colorad),
charged with stealing one pair Of shoes
valued at 1915, the property Of George f.
Shelton, was continued until Saturday.
j. 2. Anderson (colored) was fined two
dollars and costs for being drunk and dis
orderly in the house of Alex. Briggs,
B. j. Johnson was seat to jail for sixty
days on the charge Of stealing one piece OF
bacon from Catharine Adams. Appeal pend.
iBg,
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At COST! AT COSTI
4 CHANCE TO SECURE BARGAEsas.
Haysng determined to discontinue the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
well.assorted and desirable GOODS st COST fas
CASH.
An parties Indebted 10 me are requested to coIkse
forward and settle at once.
CHARLES HUTZLER,
ja24-lm GIL Broad street.
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Cry SCHOOL BoARD.-A meeting of the
City School Board was held yesterday after.
Doop. Present Messrs. Kelley (presIdentl
Moses, Rady, Knight, Straus, Scott, and Bin
ford.
The superintendent submitted his months
report showing the enrolment for the month
to be fellows
@. White Schools.
Madison and Brook avenue..............,..... 5s5
06Z
1ikb. ...'.'.-: G24
Bethel l.....,...............,...., 2S9
Observation-Disclosures. GA
CoIcred Schools.
afAch Oof
SsdIy fSI
FaAey olS
,644
Averaoe daily attendance for fha m nuth
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W ala'hEe aln' OF best quality for Ia Sa
lilies O, ','n IN IlniiATFLAINE CHAINS; guam, sss%
soIdat at' Has hs1, or or RINGS and BUTTONS 20 be
Tor yOur,..a." "aii te original cost. Come and see
3 q. LIVESTOCK, Loan office,
lels No. II Fourteenth street,
aader Exchange Hotel.
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Observation-Disclosures %, 1876
WEATHER REPORT.

TAKEN AT 1856 A. N. JAN NUARY
27, 1876. At HUNTINGTON, HINTON, AND
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
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WANTS.


nUSTIN, GILMAN &c CO., SUBSCRIP-
~ TION-BOOK PUBLISHERS. Agents wanted.
Apply at Room IL third fOorl Piedmont aud Ar.
liugton building. ia 2S-2tk
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!. FURBrsH's NEW YoRK CoMB1sArIos.--T9a
New York Fifth. avenue Continuation am
give three Of their charming entertainments
at the Theatre next week, comnlsnsirg ii, i,
Monday night. when the T#o orphansv
will be presented. -. u
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TIE DEAD ALIVE!
THE LOST POUND q.
BEC!IER is HIMSELF AGAIN.
Z. EEtuER, TIE CLoTHIER,' -

y. EEJuER. TIE CLOTHIER,''
la- sroIruci lii elegant establishment, and is now
ready ~ serve h.s numerous friends and the public
generally Win any and erythtDg usually found
10 a rr-t-rfr-a
CLOTHING AND EERCHANT-TAILORIN
ESTABLISHMENT,
Il, 1903 Main street. Richmond, Va.
ia rTLn
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WI ANTED, neat and accomplished fe-
w male eHOUSE-SERVANT, at No. 4l2 Grace
street. Ja 2S.ltF
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RUsINEsS WANTS.

~~~-~~-~><>>~->>>~~>~~~>>~~
YX7ANTED, CORN and WHEAT to be
w GROUND ON TOLL at the Manchester
Corn. and Flour-Mills. Also, 1000 customers for
our fine BOLTED MEAL and CHOICE FLOUR,
every barrel of which we warrant equal TO tho best
brands in this State.
j. B. BLAND & CO., Proprietors.
CIV. YAGER, Head Miller. 1a 2Z.ot
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WTANTED, A COLORED NURSE must
w have had some experience In nursing cEi.
dren. Apply TO l.. X. DlCklSSON.
corner Of franklin and shafer Streets
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wv TANTED, an active or silent PART.
w NER, with cash capital OF $5 900 or $4,000,
In an established manufacturing business that can
be largely Increased and made very profitable.
Address l.. H., Dispatch office. ja 26
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WTANTED, ONE MAN AND WIFE to
w go to Columbus, KY; also, several good 90 WOs
to Philadelphia, New York, and other northern
cities and towns.
WANTED, orders for LABORERS on farms,
railroads. &c Appiy to j. P.JUSTlS,
ja22 Labor Agent, No. Fifteenth street.
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MTANTED, A GOOD COOK. None but
w good bread.maker wanted. Apply 2. 20S
east Main street. Ja S6-1t
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A Will Case Decided.

Tie case of Young Is. Rarner was ao appeal
FROM the judgment Of the Circuit Court OF
DinWiddie. The controversy 10 this ease
was In regard to the ps0hate OF the viii OF
Mrs. M. 81. Young. The will was contested
upon the ground Of q want OF capacity IN
the testatrix, and upon the further ground
of a defect in the execution of the VIII
according to the laws OF Virgins. a jury
was empanelied in the County Conrt
whose verdict was in favor pf Inc
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"WILLrs = wHrsKEY. "
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8HR PER QUARTER FOR YOr,c
PUC MEN AND BOYS.
BOARDING. SCHOOLING. BOOKS !.

BOARDING. SCHOOLING. BOOKS h
No extra charges whatever. Special ,,,,
ton and extra private instruction for hi.
ward pupils and young boys. 10 ipstr,,,,.;.. S,;.
En glish. Classical and Mathematical ra.,n r-,I'
French and German spoken 10 language IN
es. Natural Sciences by Prof. c. S. 1i,r,s
M. b. Book Keeping and Penuan,bis \,
Prof. W. P. Hammond author Of poit,
Hammond's Books. Two Lectures vs,fs
Philadelphia Professors with the dne, n,
fullest apparatus for experiment and me-.
tration. Fine building with 55 rooms b@s
In all sto ries and lighted - ith gas hot +,
cold water baths and closets in each ,tO,-
Gymnasium. &C. Ample grounds. Hat
location.
Circular contains picture of buildl,,u
full particulars with loo references auilsn
from Bayard Taylor, Col. Richard hi.,
Gov. John L. Routt, Judge George XTir
hoesen, Ex-President Hill. Rev. DhII
Peabody. hev. John Long. SamuelT,I
Ames J Peaseley, DR. b. LippincotspA
ers. School u milea by rail from M
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. AM
rains. School coach meets them renM
without charge. School only Eve r1rs
from Media station
Address SwITHIN c, SHORTLDGE
Harvard University. A. M Media b
auRlb-tf
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THE WAR ON THE SOUTH.

The Secretary of War has issu.
ed instructions to General Sher
man to hold all the available fore.
es under his command, not engaged
with the Indians on the frontier
in readiness to respond to the cal
of civil authorities in States where
the rights of suffrage guaranteed
by the Fifteenth Amendmen. may
be prevented. Such additiona
orders as may be necessary will
be issued from time to time, afteI
consultation with the law officer.
of the Government.
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Rather High Toned,
From the Word,

Forty years ago this summer q
French engineer by the name of
THoME DE GAMoND perfected plans
for granite bridge across the
English Channel. which was to be
built on piers l56 fest long, 1913
feet broad and OF n height which
would make possible arches III
feet above high-water mark
Something like 81, 900, 100000 was
estimated as the probable cost OF
this brilliant structure, which, it
must he admitted, throws into the
shade the piers flomwhich the first
fine strands of coming cables were
strung yesterday. Mr.. 1ILDEN's
Presidential term will be very
nearly half over before the
last of the wire ropes swings
in its catenarian curve, and whom
that happens New York will have
monument which will be very
much more useful, if not tenth
part imposing as NJ. GAMoND's
grand conception. Our bridge
has already, however. done its
share towards making up char
acteristic New York landscape,
which, as the years 90 by and the
buildings go up we are all discov-
ering to be in the perpendicular
style. Certainly no other city
presents seaward so singularly
erect and striking group of monu-
ments. No seaport on our coast
shows one-tenth the number of
such buildings, nor does any Eu-
ropean port give the same i'm
preston. Ancient Alexandria
may have done it when Pharos
and Serapdum joined to break the
line of low Policeman temple and
palace, but most modern cities on
the sea-cost lack these breaks in
the skyline. Low as Venice sits,
San Marco cuts no such figure
against the sunset; the minarets of
Constantinople are mere candle
boxes in the prospect, and st.
Petersburg has for the striking
feature of its seaward view what
our visitor, Professor Huxley,
missed here, Cronstadt and'its for
tifeations. When Bartholdi's
statue shall have added its tower
ing height to the rest, New York
can be congratulated with having
exalted the peaceful and CONNER
cial arts as no other city has
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100000

ON which occasion they will distribute TO th
holders the immense sum tf
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

The next collegiate year will commeneG
wednesday evening, september the 6th
There are Three Courses of Study.
/. The Classical
ii. The Scientific and Agricultural;
Ill. The Literary.
A selection OF Studies, however, may v
made. but regular course is strongly recon
mended.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES:
Board for the collegiate year ofthirty-
eight weeks at IS per week -. .....".~,. sly /,
Tuition Gi
Room rent and incidental expenses.... ID
sl9il
Students arc required TO provide ther OV
own books. and fuel for their private room
will be furnished al cost.
Students who receive scholarship app0n
ments are relieved from the charge for u
ton. and the above estimate is thereby
duced from s194 to Sl34,
Scholarships NAV be obtained by applyD
to members of the Delaware Legislature
Roth sexes are admitted TO the cols
class rooms. .4.9
The time table of the p. W. b. X. X. adj
its connections Is nos such that studeneit
siding within convenient distance MAY u
tend the daily sessions OF the CollegeM
return homa at night. Weekly car fdrf'
Wilmington TO Ne,Cdrk o. 06.
Catalogues and further informati0nN"
had by addressing the President, n
WIN. II. PURNE1.L, Inv
Newark. DEL. Aug. 10. 3s76:--to sepb
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THE MISS H0USTOus,
Select Day and Boarding SchpI
COMMENCES AT 900 DELAWARE ,y,,r,
SEPTEMBER. ls7s

These young ladies are thorouzb s5n,..
Of the most refined kind, in mind 'u'sae' ms.t
ana spirit. We are sure the Creates Isoaei aaas
will be dons to all pupils intrustei = .Ia' "
care, To teach the oung TO thinE " Is'
out the young mind, and to pour in,,,r.'ul " W.
out OF one mind into another with s..iI,::
aid IN a way that is useful and delisbtf-IIqIll fsIql
happy art. and this is II e method and w. !.
ter OF these young ladies. Their pro,o.s, s
are said to be encoura eing. as their sSI, nuSS.,
the advantage of their instruction sbarn'lns ~
ply soon. Tue location is healthy and sN.,,
nient. directly on the street car ronis ~
pupil from the heart of the city in ~, ~ !.
pleasant eat her could step in and ,sts,.. ~
the door. and in other weather the vsIt n. n.
VlsoIatlhk uuu healthy. alglih
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Dunbar System

az SUCCESSFULLY;
ing. o"e s"oe-
knuckling and knee sprung hoseses ara
medlately benefited and left in condition to
the AID o. which nature soon effects perma.
Lameness from corns instantly rem owed.
founder. VI a'u'e
Diseases Of the above nature and yariou.
others pertaining to the foot and leg. hereto. .
tore considered incurable by "Old ScLooIi
Veterinarians. are by judicious application
OF tt Dunbar sy:tem relieved and cured.
shnat1mlcal specimens exhibited at the
ONCE showing cause and effect.
having been at great expense to acquire a
tnor1lgh knowledge of the subject, and be.
ing the only smiths in the State to whom Mr
Dunbar ha1 impaired his valuable method Of
treatment. am prepared to treat 1.-THE worsi
case the public can bring forward.
l employ only competent meni and oer-
sonally supervise all operations.
Office. ii1lHsndI lib .OrangsJst.:
DAVID w GILMAN.
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Thos: p Porter, Ex Gov. Ky.
General Manager.
POSITIVELY NO 'STP0NEMENT
as weviil have ssries of Grand Drawings
and cannot establish the precedent of post.
poning.
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The Paris Figaro recites a story
in praise of thepoliteness of lead
ing actor in Paris. He is a capi-
tai swimmer, and was displaying
his skill in the Seine, near Paris.
A lady walking on the bank was
so lost in admiration of his grace
and style that she fell unawares
into little ditch. In a momeut
the actor was out of the water, and
clad in his simple bathing costume
as he rushed to her assistonce. ex.
claimed, extending his dripping
hand to help her up again, "Pray.
madame, excuse my having nc
glove"
-
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PRICES OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. sl2: Halves, S6; Quarters.
g. Q tickets, sl0u; 27l9 tickets. $500; 46s4
tickets,sa0 1854 tickets 81 900. 100000 tickets
at sl2 each:
Hon. L. Fl Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort,
the entire board of City CouncilmeII, Hon.
Alvin DuVall. late Chief Justice of Ken
eether with such disinterested persons as the
ticket holders. present may designate will
superintend the drawing,
Rsmittances can be made by Express, Draf-,
Post Office Money order or Registered Let.
ter made nayable to KENTUCKY CASH
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY:
All communica tions. orders for Tickets,
ana application for Agencies should be ad-
dressed to
HON. THOS. p. PORTER.
General Mana ger. Frankfort. ny.
iulyl5-2tawlm
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Propo.al. for. Army Tran.portatlon.


OFFICE CHIEF QuARTEEAAsTER.
CiIIc.ce. III M. 9, Union Building, Dec. l6, 1s5
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt this
- Office until, and opened ut, la O'Clock m, Sat !.
af.ias Jannary ID 1876. for the transpoit ion oi
Gortrnment troops ana supplies etAe Missouri Ia5
ard AID Fort u benton, aa'GSI' X. T.. % and separate
VIII also be rsseed 9f on
the Missouri riyer), or Fort Abraham Lincoln, D.
r., as principal starting point, and Fort benton,
from March Goth to October 81 1876.
companlcd by bond in the run' OF ten thousand
dollars executed in legal form by two or more re-
sponsible persons (ceriifed ns tully responsible
bv Judge or Clerk OF United States district
Conrt) euaran,ering hat in case the contract is
awarded to the person proposing, twill be accept
ed and entered into, and good and slficient seen.
rity furnished Immediately by him In the sum OF
fifty thousand dollars, for the faithful fuif!mcnt
of tho contract.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids that may be offered -.
List of specifications and requirements for the
tercdint case Of award, and form OF proposal
can be had by application to his Office, or 10 he
offices of the Quartermastcr Department 90 81.
Louis Missouri; Fort LeayenwGstn, Kamsas nn NJ
bid will be entertained unless accompanied ny
and based upon, The list OF pccitcntions and re
quircmcnts and form Of contract referred TO-
circumstances unless tho bidder is present IL
person, or by duly aulh6rized agent or attorney
at the opening of thc<bids. and Is then and there
prepared to show that he fully able to carry on
The contract in, ,xll respects If awarded 10 him.
| Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals 10
| Army Transportation ON the Missouri River" ans
addressed the underslgRGedn; Do, ,pIpn
200 dlSna7 5w Deputy q. NJ. Gen'l.
LB. y Army. Chief Quartcrmaster Military Diyis
4 ION Of the Missouri.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-06
NOTICE,
L S LAND nrRIcE. ],

u. S. Land. OFFICE, ID
Yankton, u. r., Dee. II, 1s'5Jj
Complaint having been entered at lhs cfiice by
Jergen Madsen against Asrn Pottcr for abandon
ing his ilomcstend Entry No. l9i, dated Dec. 2G
township 81, range 53, in Turner county, ID. T.,
wiiha view ~ the rancrftation+ef said entry: The
said parties are hereby summoned to appear NJ
this office OH the 1th day Of January 1856 ct 40
o'clock M. 10 respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
q. WHITNEY. Register,
n3T-4w+ LOTT s. RAiLESS. Receiver.