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PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and
lhAN'i ,isi - i ~
DEPARTMENT OF THE lNIkEloR, OEflcE oP lNDlAN

DEPARTMENT OF THg INrEmoR OFFIcE or INDIlN}
SEALED PROPOSALS. inGOrse, propotsls for Beef ia
Flour Clothing TRANSFORMATION &c ts the case may
81 and 81 WoSscf.st YORK win be received ur iii a.
m of MoNDAY Apr ~ ISL for iarpsng Ism Tor lhe lnna9
on the hoof l7200O pounds Beans 1000 pounds Baking
$4,000 pounds Flour 10000 pounds Feed 100000 pounds
Hard Bread 100000 pounds HOmlny, 9l3D pounds Lard
Tea 80 900 pounds Tobacco 200 900 pounds salt $4,000
pounds soap 49, o. pounds soda ll2o00 pounds Sugar
Also Blankets Wooen ana Cotton Goods consisting in
part of Ticking, 80 900 yards; standard Csco 100000
IA $50 ards Gnghsm, 80 300 yards Kentucky Jeans 49,
500 ssns,t 1000 SISsh ahseSg $4,000
$4,000 wards Calico shirtiug. 1900 yards Winsey 1000
niles and ong list Of articles such as Wagons
Also Transportston for such supplies goods
tocs that may not be contracted for To be delivered AZ the
BIDS Must RE MADE OUT CONVENIENT BLANKS.
ch,d.s showing the kinds aud quantities Of subsistence
supplies required for each Agency and kinds quan
bdnk proposals. and Ors JOr contract dad bond conditions 10
b. obsered b tdder tine and place of delivery terms OF
necessary instructions will be furnished upon application To
the Indian Oce In Washington or Nos 90 ana 6 wooster
-, Newell OK u L. NJ hihsley no 50 Cllnonplace NeM-
York. VIM IL. Lyon, NO is3 Broadway, New YORK and to
LOUIS SAINT Paul Leayehworh omaha Cheyenne and NahA
ton, and the Postmaster AZ sioux city, -,-,,- ,
schedules OF sg6ssce sapDtsss dnd o truHP0fil'oA ana
for other wi be ready and after tho 9Th
Will be opened the honr and day above stated and
bidders are invited TO be present. at the opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS ONLY RECEIVABLE on FOLLOWING
All bids accompanied by checks upon
least re cent Of the amount Of the proposal via Chemical
pohtan Nauoosl New.York; Philadelphia National pha
delphla hrst National Baltimore hd National Cincin
and Citizens National gton d. C., ana the United
states Assistant Treasurers at Philadelphia Baltimore
EA HAYT Comm ssioner
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llcoposdls.
DROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES FOR
i SOLDIERS GRAVES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OIsARTRKMk,IEA-GEN GENERAL'S OFFICE

QUARTRRNAsTER.GE GENERALS OFFICE 7
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 81, 1879. ,
SEALED PROPOSALS, Ia tIiphcate aIe hereby lnVlted
furnishing eadstones for soldiers graves IN PrlFat
Village Ceneees provided by tho law apPOl ed
February 3 1879 OF which the following II an extract:
That ecrei3ry War Il hereby authorized 20 crest
heads0nes Of soldiers who served IN the reg
ular Volunteer United States 0unng the
for the Union aud who have buried private village
city cemeteries in the manner as provided DE me law
OF March 1878 for those inferred in National Military
Cemeteries" $500
The number Il be furnished s estimated az 1900
SPECIFICATIONS in detail the standard liked Oy the
Secretary War blank forms G proposals can be had on
letter tn CAPITA 4. f. Rockwell
A. O. ~ L. = A. charge Of Hatcnal Cemeteries Washng-
~. ID. G..
Specimens of the be furnished be at
guaranty will be CONSIDERED except for American
White Marble grades naiDod In the specifications
Proposals should he incOse3 in sealed envelopes and en-
IleadsOnes" and addressed to The
dersgncd they viii be opened in the
bidders Monday, June II, 1879. commencing AZ IL
O'Clock a. m
Iy order OF the Secretary Of War
hF y pagta r.Ce A
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II
BONNE-MARIE A charming story, the scenes being laid
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTEAND SHORT LINE
NEW-lORh AND PHILADELPHIA.
Through Trains each way daily Three depOt5
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Time consistent with absolute safely
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GOETHE AND SCHILLER! THEIR LIVES AND AM
WORKS. BY HJALNAB H. BOYEsKS l2mo, PIP. 4Z8.
Charles Scribner's sons.
Since the publication of Carlyle's admirable
Lille OF Schiller" and the popular work OF MI G H.
Lewes GOethes biography, the materials for Illus
tratng work and character of each of the utrlous
German poets have rapidly accumulated and have been
turned to excellent by the writer of the
volume He has treated the subject, however from his
own point of view enriched tho narrative with impor
tant original reflections, and suggested many fruitful
ideas OF great value student Of German literature
while he has made udicous use Of the researches and
conclusions presented in the monographs OF previous
authors. Summing up the varied phases OF Goethes
existence, Mr.. Boyesen describes him as the most
complete type of man in modern history while his far-
thought is still vibrating through the intelec
tual atmosphere Of the whole civilized world"
Schiller, on the other hand. is represented, es-
pecialy in the fiery days OF his youth, be-
fore his nature tempered and softened by cOnse-
Grafton the poetic art the radical apostle OF
liberty and such, the passionate turbulence Of his
early poems more to the taste of the nation at large
than the calm and refined idealism of his later life
Goethe, says the author had been treated kindly by
nature he returned her affection without stint or meas
ure he studies her great and serene laws with patient
endeavOr and finds supreme joy in her tighter
moods and apparent inconsistencies Schiller Is met
the very Threshold of life by iron destiny his
tve nature revolts at the stern discipline he places
the fervld ideals OF his soul against the false and
unjust reality; aud his thoughts move in the high
realms of fancy and Utopian dreams. The com
mentary Goethe's Faust by Mr. Boyesen is able
and instructive portion OF the work He finds the clew
to the Interpretation of Faust" in Spinozas
"Ethics" favOrte study Of Goethe in his ripening
years, although he does not claim the merit Of having
been the first to make the discovery. The essay On
Faust" is a profound and suggestive study showing
thorough examination OF the subject and presenting
results in compact and appropriate form. II
be highly commended an interesting contribution TO
the library of GOethcan literature and will gain for the
author the thanks Of the student Mr. BOyesen makes
a becoming acknowledgment TO Bayard Taylor for his
ready assistance and announcement in all scholarly
points. and modesy remarks that without his
friendly interest and valuable advice the present
volume would never have the light" Mr.. Taylors
rendering OF the chant OF the arcangels in the Pro
ogue Heaven" he prOnounccs to be " the greatest
triumph which English translator has yet achieved
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a. M 800 A. g. s. 7:}n $50 and 10 M, Sunday 43O and
a. n g. g. $780, $50 and 10 Y. NJ EmigT2nt and second
class. 1880 p m. 80
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with an through
trans Jersey ty, anOrng direct and speedy transfer
for Brooklyn travel. ~
Trans AIrive-From Pittsburg ESQ. 1910 M 1910 pm.
daily GAO a. m, go ~. daily, except Monday From
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m elndav 500 and 1910 p. From Philadelphia
43O $50 $40 1910 1870 2 800 450, 62O $50 and
lOlt D. M; sunday $50, G.JO. 1910 ll3O t2O lOlO
p
and foot Desross,s and COraadt Sts No COurst ana
BROOKLYN Derot foot Of Fultcnst BrooSiyn Nos
ia HuiSOu-st.. HobOken Depot, Jersey City
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PRANK TUON ~ON General Manager
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GI SO TO BOSTON
oD .stO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
W -FrnAINEsInA TINIf

SIONlNUION LINE,
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
The elegant steamers EH0b~, ISLAND and MARIA.
GANSEII leave Pier 33 Orth River GOot OF Jayst) st
special hIscass limited tickets good only on 30 a. m
train from S'onlngon. sold wa THIS Ane from 10
Boston for 81 90.
Tickets eat all PRINCIPAL ticket Offices staterooms
secured Offices OF Wrtco Express Company and at Nos
1868 and 3J7 Broadway at Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices. - 49,. -. ..---a...., $500
--O' FROVIDENCE LINE, FOR FREIGHT ONLY
Steamers ELECTRA and GALAIEA leave Pier - North
foot of Warrcnst daily except SunddyO At p H.
'0 FfeigbI WA either line taken at lowest
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Nem Dnblieatlons

CERVAISE -[L'ASSOMM - The SEC
" OND EDITION Of this famous novel by Emile ZOla.
translated from ready this morning.
literary sensation the day. nothing ike it Victor
Hug0's Les MiseTables."
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a. XII TO BUOIUN.
- .CU VIA FALLRIVE8 LINE: .-.
ickefs limited and gOol dly ~ sale for continuous
MASSAGE on steamer leaving FAN Ryerthc following
morning $780, arrival Of boat Regular tickets AT IS
good on train between Fa River and Boston Aagn
cent steamers q, II ,oroN-v
leave New-YOrk daily (Sundays excepted. at p IN,
from Pier 2s. North River, foot OF MuTTay-st
BROOKLYN, Annex boat. at 4:3p y. m
and secured al all principal bOteiJ anu
Olices, the Pier and on steamers.
BORDEN Il LOWELL Agents.
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5nstrnCtlcn.
For Both Sexes-Citv

MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
WI for Young Ladies and Children. No "a East 2|ist WI"
reopen ON THURSDAY. September 20.
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WIN receive pupils painting Landscape flowers sl he
china and fecorasn at studio The Bella" No AS East
20thst. corner 4thave
references. Mr D. Huntington Mr. VIM Hart, Hr. James
NJ, Hart, Mr. A. T. Bellows
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
IS A Homelke Boarding School for Young
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Art Schools-NewY York City.
NyRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
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VENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhoE l.
~ Ferry station in New.YOrk foot Of Idberty.st
Ferry station IN Brooklyn ot Of Ftlonsi:
Commencing 90 1S7s-IaiBs leave NewfOrk foot or
Liberty st. rs follows: - -, ,,on
C30 n. m.-FOr Pennington, Easton Belvinere, y.
Chunk. Tamaqua, WikesbarTe. ElmiTa. CONNECTS
junction with ID. l.. and W. H. r. ,,..u,.t.
$40 a. m.-FOr HPh Bridge Branch. fchO0ley Mouthn'
Budds Lake and Lake Hopacong. histon hItlsOslR'
Manch Chunk. Tamaqna Hazelt1n, WkesDaie' 9oi""'''
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D. m.-FOr Pennington. EastOn, Mauch CHUNK, Iamn4u1
Wkesbare, Scranton TunkhauB0ck, Tamaqua, Hazelton
Reading. POttsvile. HarnsDurgh &c. ...-,
4 p. m-FOr High Bridge Branch. Sohooleys Mountain
Dudds Lake and Lake HOpatcOng kls9n Belyidnre an
Mauch Chunk. Connects at junction with d. L. and w Il IL
b3O y. III. day.-FOr Eas0n Allentown ana HarrlsDurs
7A5 p. m.-FOr Easton. . .-.,
For trains 10 local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye at a. M II y. ~ f0r 8olnn
Brook and intermediate points, and al 03O m lOr ha'o
81 The Rookiyn and Annex" connection
nj Jersey CITY STATION and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY,
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
IN Trains Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove
Stages con ec station IN and from KEYpORr
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAlLW;AaI,
Il connections. leave foot Of Lbery-st Tor fIeehohM
sl5, ll:i5 a M. 4, 6lo I'D
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROoK ROUTE
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RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWI

~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under te AMbR
CAN FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from Phiafel)hil
INDIANA salts TIT K5DAY, Apnl 10. ii a. m
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Eaw Schools.

VALE Law ool.-Regular course, 2 years
Graouae course Or degree OF D. DCl.l wears Fall term
oens sept 20 Address Prof WAYLAND New.Iiayen, Ct
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Ocean GteGmers.
MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOC


A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
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RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carving the Belgian and United states Malls 5aihDg
every 10 from Philadelphia and New. YORK;
ZEALAND sails TUESDAY. ADriI To- ~ noon
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Walnut Philadelphia 0Z BrOadWay,
JOHN MCDONALD Agent Battery place New YORK
GENEPAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND HAVRE, ,,, ..
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AMERIQUE Wednesday. Aprl 80 10y " N
FRA NOE Trudele ednesdaY ApIl ~ h'on
CANADA Frang1lel. w e1nesday MAY o.o a. H.
Steamers marked steerage passensers
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent NO. 80 br0ldway.
GUIoNX XI1IN5 hHN5, ,rArrs MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 30. n. X. i0Ot oI hlngst = -
NEVADA ESDAY, April ~, p. M
WISCoNSIN...... ......-....Tn ESD April ~ ~ ~
WYOMING MhYn
MONTANA IESDAN. MAY ~ 80 a. m
NENApA Is5Da a. " aS' - D. y, w.
WISCONSIN iSDA 7, NAV Zl ~ n in'
These steamers bult ot ron In wa'er.tieht com.
parfmot furnished with every requisite 10 make
The Atlantic both safe and agreeable nav
Ing bathroom smoking drawing room piano ana IL
brarv also experienced surgeon stewares and cferrOn
each The state all deck. thus usurng
those greatest OF all Injuries at sea perfect ventilation snl
CABIN PASSAGE (accoriing stae-Iooml sos, $75 and
$50 INTERMEDIATE. $40. SIEFRAGE s23.
OFFICE, No. 20 BRoADWAY. ~
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6..kSs( PER SCItOOL EAn. NO extra
% ESCO charges special attention 20 both adv inced
and backward pupils 10 teachers al men
and ali graduates English Business Scientific and Classical
courses If study Weekly lectures illustrated Dy The best
spnarafus Highly recommended by Bayard Taylor Hon.
Fernando WOOD Governor Routt Judge an loesen rev.
A Cds. u. &C., &c For circulars OF Snrng summer
Crcludinp vacaton) and 1s79-S0 address sWIIHlN O..
SHOKTIIDGE (Haryarl University A. MI Media Penn
~ mi ies from Philadelphia.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-06
PeEsONal

Mrs. Fl. L. Bradley went down to
Athens yesterday 10 visit her daught
ter, Mrs. r. P. Spence, for few days.
Bristol Argus: Mrs. M. E. Brooks,
mother Of Mrs. Geo. A. Caldwell, left
Bristol this morning for her home in
Knoxville. She was accompanied by
Rev. G. a. Caldwell, who goes to
Knoxville on business. t#
Sergeant Thomas Ridge, keeper of
the National Cemetery, has returned
from visit of few weeks to bis
mother country, Ireland.
Miss Nellie E. Cunningham, of
Athens, is visiting friends in the city,
and will remain for few weeks.
J. r. Sloan, ESQ.,, and our friend
Issac Lindsey, of Monroe county,
gave US pleasant call yesterday.
Hon, ]. n. Carson, of Jefferson
county, is in the city visiting rela-
tive5
Hon. ]. @ a. Remine, of Greene
county, was in the city attending the
Stockholders Con vention, and mace
the CHRONICLE call last night.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-06
Unwholesolne Food.

By the unnatural combination by
Ignorant persons, for baking powders,
they render the food very indigestible,
as The chemical action in the stomach
prevents their being digested. DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder is pre-
pared by the application of scientific
principles, forming perfect powder.
Where do you get your Shoes and
Boots ~ 90 ---@ - "A
Why, get them at w. B. McMul-
len & Co.'s, and so do my sisters, my
cousins and my aunts. g
Reason-The best of goods and low
prices.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-06

Having completed a New
Factory, we are now prepared
to furnish Furniture of every
description at lower prices than
can be obtained anywhere else.
Our facilities for manufacturing
are unequaled. Having pur-
chased machinery perfected in
1889. We challenge compe-
tition from any quarter. Come
and examine our goods and you
will be convinced that we lead
in low prices and best goods.
We will duplicate any peice
Of furniture from East or
West at the same figures and
save you freight.
WM. CASWELL & CO.,
Corner of Gay and Church Streets,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-06
G.. w. HAND,
Merchant Tailor.

Gay street, next door to Baptist Chnrch,
has jus. received full assortment of
Cloths, Gas meres, Worsteds and English
and Scotch Suitings, of the choicest pat
terms and latest styles. and is prepared to
make them up in the most perfect style
and workmanship, that can not be sur
passed by any tailoring house in the State.
rs Cadet Clothing made in the most ap-
proved style, best workm anship, and all
goods warranted as represented. oct7-tf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-06
PENCLLETTF

EhN CAkEElES.
Stockholders convention, like
Christmas, comes only once 9 year.
Prof. Mcintosh, the vocal music in
structor, is making up class in Jones
boro'.
Neport Reporter: Miss Lena GrjgsN
by, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Grigsby,
died in Morristown last Tuesday.
The Rising Fawn Iron Works, in
Georgia, have been sold to J. G. War
ner, of Nashville, according to the
american.
Sunday School Reward Cards, very
pretty styles, from L. Prang & Co.,
and Jno. Gibson, just received at
Ramage & Cos.
Tie trial of Dave Henritze, for the
murder of James Thomas, in Chatta-
nooga, about year ago, was con-
menced in the Circuit Court, at that
place, Wednesday.
Cleveland Herald: The E. T.. Y.
& g. r. r. pays tax OF $40, 825 0C
worth of property to the corporation
of Chattanooga. Railroads are no!
such bad things after all. ia
Jonesboro' Herald and Tribune.
Business must be on the increase with
the E. T., Va. & Ga. Railroad, from
the amount of freight trains that are
now being run over their road.
1t has been another boom for the
hotels, boarding houses, wholesale
merchants, and in fact, all of Knox
vii e. but is now subsidiDg somewhat,
as the Stockholders Convention takes
their departure.
Bristol NeaOS: Singular that both
the Governor and Lieut.. Governor OF
Virginia should lose their mothers the
same week. Lieut.. Gov. Walkers
mother died last Monday in Augusta
county, aged 81, and Gov. Holiday g
mother died CAST Friday at Winehes.
ter, aged 81. .-ss
Cleveland HearZd: Sunday night
some sneak thief entered the residence
of Rev. J. B. Ford, and stole $50 from
a drawer in the room. Mr.. Ford was
absent, leaving only Mrs. Ford and
the children at home. L. was evi-
IDENTIFY taken by some one that knew
where it was kept.
Chattanooga continues in a fever
heat of excitement over the recent
development in grave robbiDg and
body snatchiDg there, as detailed in
our columns. Examinations have
been made Of a number of graves in
the cemetery, which was deprecated,
aud so far two more empty graves
have been found.
Mamma, take me to see Santa Claus
to-day! Where, my child, can be be
found? Why, at the China House, Of
course. On, they have beautiful
things there. Now do take me, and
that is good mamma! We predict
there are but few mothers but what
will remember Of having heard the
above or similar remarks. All thu
children in town know where Santa
Claus is TO be found
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-06

Old friends are always the best. 1t is
folly to try new remedies, when McCabe's
Medical Black berry Brandy has for twenty
years been the standard cure for Cholera
Flux, Diarrhea, and all Summer Com
plants. For sale by Druggists every
where
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-06
ANNOUNCEMENT IT,.
For Mayor.

We are authorized and requested to ann ounce
S. B. LU ETRELL as a candidate for Mayor al
the ensuing Municipal election, Saturda Janu-
airy IL. 1880.
We are author;zs sd and requested to announce
Fl. B. BRANNER as q candidate fol- Mayor,
election to be held January 18th, 1880.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE W.
ALBERS as candidate for Mayor at the ensu-
ing election in January, 1889.
For Aldermen.
We are authorized to announce B. T.
BADGEIT as a candidate for Alderman in the
Sixth W ard al the easuing January election,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-06
Zinc Ore Wanted.

The Missouri Zinc Company, South st.
Louis, Mo-, wish to purchase zinc ores,
and invite parties having ores to send
samples to them. All letters answered.
oct7-d&w3mths.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-06
q. CUQUEL,
Merchant, Tailor.

Has the finest line Of imported
piece goods in the city, always
fits his customers, and makes
prices as low as possible. BE
sure and see him. if you want a
fashionable SHIFTS.
oct 14d0m