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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
6 SheTiTS Sale: no. 80.

nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVf ~,
That under and by virtue Of jTig
Inent rendered in The District Court. 10 The
County OF Leaven with, in the state oi k,hs4s
in action wherein Harriet Brubaker
IN her own bena'f, and Aaron Evans
guardian of Florence Brubaker,
Charles Bru baker and Annie Brubsker. are
Plaintiffs, and Henry FRANKIE and Others are
Defendants, and of AN execution issued on
said Judgment To me directed and delivered,
Will on Monday, the 9th day of March,
a. ID. 1879, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. of that
day ,at the south front door of the Court House.
in the City Of Leavsnworth, in the County
OF LeavenwOrth, IN the state OF Kansas. oIier
at public sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash ia hand, the following described
tact of land, situate lying and being in the
SIS, namely:
That part of the north asst quarter Of Sec
iiOn nun Der twenty four ~. in township
mum Der nine 90, south Of the base line of
range number Jwu nty-twO t22l, east of the
sixth principal meridian, which is bounded
as follows, 10 wit:
Il ginning at the southwest corner of said
quarter section, running thence north along
the west line OF said quarter section ninery-
Fix lS6) rods, running thence east one humid
rcd and sixty rods 10 the east line of said
quarter section. running thence south two q
rods, running thence west sixty (60l rods, run
ming thence south ninety four (Sil rods to- the
south line OF sad quarter SECTION, running
thence west one bunuIet (iU0j rods 10 the
place Of beginning.
Dated this 9th day of February, 1879.
L. G LOWE,
Sheriff of Iesvenworth County. Kansas.
CLoUGH * WHEAT, Attorneys for George
Cmmethun, Daniel Lsahy and Emile
Brennert Defendants.
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Iafa srmy Order.

Among the latest army orders are the
following:
First Lieutenant Louis Z Siille il relieved
from further duty at Fort Leavenworth.
Kansas, md will proceed to the station Cf
his company, Fort Juppy, L T., for duty
Is. g. y, February s, ID. NJ
Captains I. NJ X Smith. and Charl. s
heaton First LIEUT. nants +. l.. Dodge,
W. l.. Clarke, and J. III. Purdy. members,
and Second Lieutenant J. B Lockwood,
Judge-Advocat- If G. { NJ, Fort Leaven
worth. Kansas, February 5, Is. o 3, Feb
ruary 8, ID M
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a Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discover.
ed by q missionary IN South America. Send
q self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
T. Iumaa, hSGsioa D., Btb.e House, Ne1 York
City. Nov27eodlyr
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ISBsIdness or E,encicncT IN Hair

For sale by ali druggists.
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Whywillyou suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint, Constipation, and general
debility when you can get at our store Shi-
loh's System Viializer which we sell on 8
positive guarantee to cure you? Price 10
cts, and IS cts. For sale BY Arnold &
Hunt, Wholesale druggists.
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SyIang-N

Tie Wang Ylsng fower isproduced by a
large tree, snd its odor scents The ar Tor
miles around. DIR. Price prepares his
Wang Wang Extract from The otto OF these
flowers, and it Is a charming perfume, hav-
ing fragrance unlike any other hsnd-
kerchief extract 2td&~
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ia to build two reservoirs esch go BY 40
feet square and ten feet deep and force the
waier from the Missouri river into them
alternately with engines Of sufficient power
to project the water from freezing in winter
when an overflow pipe will he usrd. The
mains wills, if carried out, be laid on the
principal streets in the business portion of
the ci and il is thought "a many as fifty
of the manufacturers who use steam will
either take small amount Of stock in the
corporation or be willing to pay reason
able rental for the use of the W ster if it can
be obtained from a convenient distance.
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GGleekln Gimes
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1879.
,,c ,,,ro.cb,pg sa4nKerfcst.

The members Of the L syenworth Sen
gerbund have for some time been making
preparations for the immense Ssengeriest
which will take place in this city during
four days in the early part OF next June
Every society In the Missouri Valley will
he represented and a grand time is anlici-
pated.
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Quarterly Statement
OF THE TREASURER OF
LEAvENWcRTH COUNTY.

The following is statement Of the
amount OF money in the County Treasury.
showing the amount belonging to each sre-
ciic fund on the 18th day of January, a.
d, 1879:
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THE Grand Central Hotel, New York, po.
sesses ali the requirements in size, style, lo-
cation and appointments Of the modern INST
class hotsl,an keeps its reputation as a mod.
el house ecdSw
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Wells Persisn Perfume "HAcKxErAcK"
is rich and fragrant. Try it. Sold BY Ar
nold 4 Hunt Wholesale Dealers, Leaven-
worth, Kansas, and BY retail dealers gena-
ally. wedtisun&& .
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Publication Notice.

ID A. RILEY Gard others unknown "and
~. all persons having or claiming an in
t|rest therein, will take notice that the
Board OF County Commissioners of the Coun.
Iy OF Leavenworth, state of Kansas, has
commenced an action in the District Court of
said County against them and the southeast
quarter of section %, townships 3, range Il, in
tue County of LeaVenworth and State of
Kansas, TO subject said land TO sale for the
delinquent taxes, Interest and penalties
thereon as follows:
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"Hackmetack" popular and fragran,
perfume. Sold by Arnold & Hunt, whole
sale druggists, Leavenworth, Kansas, and
by retail dealers generally.
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as claimed in the petition In such action ::
and that said land wss sold at delinquent
tax sale and bid in by said county, and that
such land has remained unredeemed and
the certificate of sale untransierred for the
period OF three years after said sale. and still
remains unredeemed and the certificate of
by notifi-d to appear at the District Court of
said County and show cause on the
Goth day OF March, 1879, why such land should
not be sold for the pay yment OF such taxes, in
terest, and penalties thereon
J. w TAYLOR,
sCharged up. County Attorney.
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Publication Notice.

pEiLLIP FETH ''and Others unknown
4 and all persons having or claiming an
Interest herein. Will take notice that the
Board Of ounty Commissioner r. Of the coun-
~ OF L.avenworth in the state Of Kansas,
have commenced an action in the District
Court of said county against them. and lots
twpnty-One t2i) and twenty-five (22) in ID Ock
twcnty-fOuT ,2iJ in LeaVenworth city proper
in the county Of LeavenwOrth and State Of
Kansas, to suriect said lots 10 sale for the
delinquent taxes, interest and penalties
thereon as follows:
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The greatest anxiety is experienced lest
there should be law in the title TO proper
ty; yet fiw in the title TO heslth-as q
cough or cold is disregarded. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup removes all such at once.
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as claimed In the petition IN such action and
that said iand was sold at delinquent tax sale
and bid in by said county, and that such
land has remained unredeemed and the certi.
ncBte of sale untransiered for the period OF
three years after said sale. and still remains
unredeemed and the certificate of sale un-
Transferred and all persons are hereby noti-
fed to appear at the District Court OF
said County and show cause on the 2Jth day
OF March lsIe, why said land should not
be sold for the payment of such taxes, inter-
est and penalties thereon.
J. W. TAYLOR
sCharged up. County Attorney.
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as claimed in the peJlJlon in such action,
and that said lot were sold at delinquent tax
sale, and bid in by said county, and that
such lots have remained unredeemed and the
the certificates OF sale untrr rnsfered for the
period OF three years after said sale and sttil
remain Gnredeemed and the certificates of
sale uutraES'erred and ali persons are here
by notified to appear at the District Court of
said county and show cause on tine
10Th day of March, 1879, why said lots should
not be sold for the payment of such taxes,
interest and penalties thereon.
J. W. TAYLOR,
HCharged up. County Attorney.
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Hon e>ss - the ae.s Policy.

The remarkable popularity which the
Louisiana ) ate Lottery Company has
achieved by the integrity and fairness which
have charsct-rizrd all its operations, has
created little astoui-hment When the
Ieader Il Il CT, however, that the valuable
fraDchi-.s which the company have secured
last for twenty-five We r. from the dat of
the Incorporation in 1868 aud for the se
cnriIy of which the In. iuiable faith Of the
State OF Louisiana il pledged to contract
upon winch the State has already received
neatly half million of dollars, he will see
that here at least honesty is The best policy.
The drawings will go on as usual for the
next fifteen years For any further in
form.'i"r. apply to VI. A Dauphin, II. o.
Box Gy2, New Orlean-, La.
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q. CRnUy.EY

Il street. A good stock OF al Kinds. Of
P1nps and Gas Fixtures always on hand,
Work done on short notice and satisfactiou
f1.h f11A11nteed. Agent foE Moline and Climax
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st. Mary's College, ST. Mary's,

YNHE second sessnn OF Studies commenced
on the isf of February. This Institution
Offers every facility for acquiring a thorough
tlaSsical and Commercial education. EDr
particulars, address,
REV A. q. WANDER EERDEN, s. q.
feb7d2w pr,.id.nt
IERMS-FOr ROard, Washing and Tut!on
per session of FiveMonths, $3.50.
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AN IMPERIAL CROWN
Is a mere baubie, but the cretrn OF beauty. con-
ferred on the head which nature has neg
lected to embelllsh, or TINE has robbed or its
Native Hue, by
-CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE,
RETAINS ITS DARK LUsTRE II renewed at in.
tervals.
To THE CLOSE OF LIFE.
Peerless Among Thousands OF Prep
arAthOns,
That promise much and performs nothing
stands


NTuCo0ozOS zka1 1TcsexV1c1Vc<
q valuable adjunct to the Eye, in dressing
and promoting the growth and perfect health
of the nair and OF itself, when used sloDe-
q safeguard that protects the abres from de-
cay under all circumstances and under all
cltrnes Manufactured by j. CRISTADORU
No. 90 William 81 New York. Sold by ~ 1
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.,
e OrSw
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W. d. LCUDoN.
NASUTAc-uExR AND AxPAIaR o.
Umbrellas and ParasoIs,

A LSO, Clocxs and Watches repaired and
IA warranted, Chain reseated- and Rw
nliag general repairing done at Short notice
nd satisfaction guaranteed.
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Every function Il Geranged, every nerve
unsIruF 4, ey- ~ muscle and fiber weaKen.d d
b feveg and Egue. 1t j., In CT, sease
which If unohecAed, eyentua l. wreck the
system. In all its types, in every phase, IL is
d bg-Tous. destructive. Slupo-, deli ium,
cpuvulsions, often sItend II, and cause swim
dissolution. ut hen com ,tt'd with Hos
letters stomach BIIrers lis iopJhold in tie
system is oIs odged, and every ,esIi@e of IL
erddica'ei. That ben gn anti febrile >pt cific
and prevs niiVe of the dreaded scouTge is re-
cogniz- a uoJ only within our owU bound
ariys, but IN Iropic iaI DIS IA be ond them,
wHere lot rInittontS ana r.Ini't-nts are IeEr-
fully I,TsNa!t-s I, 10 he r liable means of
oVeI coming dis rderS OF lbe stomach. liver
and boNeis OF which Nitiated forTid atInos-
pn.Te Il BTsCk iSii. miss. IA tssint,-,h water
ere extremely provocative. All tInisrsnIs
aud traveller, should bs supplied with il.
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DR. AIExaADER'S
"BhLSaM OF HERBS"

Is warranted To cure "SsTninaI Weakness {"
NERVOUS Debility" )" etc. in vsriOu- forms
and stages, and to restore Lost Power and
bring back youthful VigOr" when destroy
Ell by excesses or evli practices. Young men
suffering from the effects OF evil habits VIII
hnd tins re inedy a certain and speedy cure
IL is entirely vegetable and harmless to the
most delicate constitution. Price. Three
Dollars, sent TO suy address, secure from ob-
servation. Address, DIR. &. Alexander, 81
North ath street, ST L0u.s, Mo.
Dr. As "tirculsr on PTivSta Matters.
which fully delineates the nature, cau-ts
symptoms, means of cure, ETC.. Of S-sfulrts.
eak ness, Feinaie Complaints, ny philis. etc.
sent FREE on receipt OF one stamp.
deciSiSy.
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THE CITY

is interested in the movement, and will when
the plan is fully matured, take enough
stock TO mske it secure as far as the filling
of cisterns and emergencies in case of fires
arise. A few plugs attached to mains near
cis,erns would be Of great convenience and
il would take but trifie 20 change one Of
the three engines in the Fire Department,
80 that It conld be made effective should
apy cause arise when il would be necessary.
IL il thought that the venture will be a sue
cessful one,
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SrS. Gen. sherman, wife OF the great SOL
uier, says: Il have frequently purchased
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy Tor friends suf-
feri.lg with rheumatism, and in every In
stance IL WORKED like maeic-r Sold by all
Druggists Send for circular to r. K. Helm.
dame. Druggist, Washington. D. c.
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:xmRrr A-iots and 2. b. ss, Clark 8 Rees.

EXHIBIT A-Lot l. B. 80, Clark & Rees.
1873 81 Oh 80 May S, 1874 81 81 81 25 lis 10
EXHIBIT A-Lot 2, b. 80, Clark & Rees.
1873 . So / Oa May $, 1874 10 SO % ~ 81 50
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d. WHITTIER,
81 -. Charles street. ST. LGuIs, s.c.
:. ..z7g-r--r-. s--.s-t7z-ss.s
! p. WHITTIER

GIT g, CHARLES Street,
Treats a.. llnls Of EeGefJ. I.sea-es, S.r.I
H.. Emissions aHi sexual Debility, sar.
Unparalleled success. No matter who falle.
cEii or wrIt=. pamphlet OF consultation ire.
Is1 refer 90 tHe meds-al profession ra %.
na''S q tre CgIafr
Pn-g r-iNusfrrirr -o0k. --rr-, ~ar.r
MANHOOD, NDNNSIoDD' EaHs.aaa
lUJa-r-asurs % NGrTlaE-. ;G= cause
and c4.e. Sent sc@gr'iy gc0..3, pa.t
q i,r 90 cents By DR.. c. WHTrr-E,
7 St Charles Street, -. LaaIs, No,
the great specialist Read t.s wOr!.5.
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vEauE HAVE NATE

The wanofscturers Take the BuII by
tEe Horns aud vork 10 Their own
s1.erests.
Daring the past two weeks there has been
much discussion among the various manu-
facturers in the city relative to the best
method of obtaining a supply of water
from the river by a system Of wster-works
making them at all times sure Of enough
to carry on their busiress without being put
to the dissgreeabIe necessity of asking the
city authorities for a ste amer to fill their
cirterns in dry weather Last week the dis
cussions eliminated in plan which APP
pears so fessible that the city engineer
WAS called in O service, and the various
points were surveyed that ~ere most easily
available for the location OF reservoirs. The
point selected IL on the North Esplanade,
short distance above the Planners Hotel,
where the bottom of the res rvoir would be
on a level with the top Of the four story
building owned by the Great We-tern
Manufacturing Company, and high enough
to force water to Ru-h's mills, on the
corner OF Delaware and Broadway.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-12-11

"iil'I' I" ''iii HIM
'''''1 NileH'h ~ "jS3tI~e' 3hd i
1"iN ""a SoH'euiit before tnHid 9all
|t"~ N'"'eh' 'eii2f' Gown at"llN, WE
II NM 'I"'I, p HIS SHIP ana ullR pail "l
VIM Si!it I'H' Ho"li 2ol - WAY -aIieN
o'I"N' Gown ~ tile hoid' 'HoIt DOW dne
''''i'' "'l' y! I'm 'uii3ue eng ready Iot
,'S'l y dIf lhhe. ne 9aIIrN Goes noI
,"oN il'''ch we oile OF oul clean New tn1-
'""'' NIVAthS every hIh-, except the
C"'N' I'M ~ "t ld9neu' ana ne even !
.d7'tH "htil he llilS sugar instead % Sal'
IItt' PVT toou' the stove + brafed W!tt
hoii iouS ana enalhS, tne cookln4 utensils
dIt lied mo lheH PAGES, ana everything
II n 7 ShaPe alI leddH 10Y the relhnE N
US sup
NatA ceremony at the table Is WIloiI}
wrong. l-of'I 'heSteTtleid, am sorry I
9IN' "'e> hot fuit tlle rahin, hiurh itSs
WIS !" CASTE. 81 4 SNIP iie say that 4
'l@t I'lt hhllr ~ conveying meal q Ne-e
lablrS 7" ttie NOUN i no" NeTA Nuigal
ilaoij- " dii thiS they gsr the knt't
iIt"-etIlef ABOARD 0Alp we in 0ot nave
h3phihS :" YEA niuNt tut'N alt lhe nam
N NlnIl4 Won mouth WITH lne bdfk o1
WIS mama 80 h"t wear NEE clothes nm
irNo N"il WISH To " Sci doWn ~ pII4
. ne lag4edrr They are the hettrf. =,
hot anticipate YOUR regular bath ivg Nol
\ WAL he disappointed. Nhtn There Is 4
good sea- on NUU nave as much MS anyone
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20

has been between $50, 600, 900 and some
thing over 500, 900, 900 per annum. She
has been constantly making important
additions to her navy. In 1874 Turkey
had ni~nety-nine wooden vessels and
twenty iron-clads. 1t is probable that
Russia's navy alone largely outnumbers
that of England, but the latter has sew
eral vessels more powerful than any in
the Russian fleet. 1t is plain that the
Turkish and Russian navies combined
vastly outnumber England's war-ves-
sells. Russia has naval depots on the
Caspian, the Black and the Baltic seas,
besides ship-yards on the Amur and on
the shores of the north Pacific. These
latter are very safe from attacks. En-
gland will have s. very heavy contract
on hand when she opposes her navy to
those of Turkey and Russia.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20
The Russian NAVY.

Russia's withdrawal from the treaty
Of Paris in 1870, while France was in
the midst of her troubles with Prussia,
restored her naval preponderance in
the Black sea. At that time her navy
consisted of 200 steam vessels, carrying
2,205 guns, and t%wenty-nine sailing
vessels, with sixty-fve guns. The fleet
comprised twenty-four iron-clads. These
armored ships were all constructed
throughout in Russia. Since 1870 she
has been very materially enlarging her
navy by purchase of suitable ships and
by hiring them built in foreign ship
yards. No doubt she has also con-
structed many at home. At the Begin
ming Of 1877 England's navy consisted
Of 24S ships, of which seventeen were
iron-clads. During 1877 she increased
the number of the latter to forty-eight.
In 1873 she completed the "~Inflexible,'
which is protected with iron plates from
sixteen to twenty-four inches thick,
and carries four guns, each Of eighty
one tons weight. For a number OF
years past England's naval expenditure
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20

The Greenfield correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette writes: A most lu-
dicrous incident happened to the limit
ed las to SPEEDY express train on the S.,
j. and P. at this place Saturday morn
ing. The train, consisting of an engine
and two coaches. rolled in, the passeng-
ers aiighted, and the conductor waved
his lily white hand and shouted all
aboard in such a toni as to convey the
impression that everybody had been
raised in a mill and would not hear
him. The engineer gave her steam,
and there she stuck. The conductor
got red in the face, the baggagemaster
laughed, the engineer swore, and the
fireman got out with a p%onderous crow
bar, and putting 1t under n of the
drivers, gave the "old teakettle" a start,
and away they went at a two-mile gait,
amid the p%laudits Of the crowd. There
is not an engine on the road but what
is taxed to its utmost to haul itself.
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Loves Echoes.

From the Providence Journal.
A pretty bird store and shell store,
hundreds of softly-tinted and fantastic
shaped sea-shells. and a thousand hop
ping, chirping, happy birds, and there
enters an amiable young couple from
the inland country, who are so absorb
ed In each other as to be oblivious to
the gaze or comments of the world
around them. She has upon her in
nocent head a daisy of a bonnet with
daffodil trimmings, and be supports on
his head nc less an. object than the
identical Leghorn hat his father, who
is a justice of the peace, was married
in. She looks at the birds because she
is a woman, and he at the shells be-
cause he is a man, and by and by he
carries a large convoluted shell to
where she is, whispers in it, and lays it
with loving care against her pink ear,
which was 81 pretty that it seemed a
reflection of the shell itself. She lis
tens, comprehends, blushes fairer than
any tinted shell that finds itself cast
naked from its bed on the open shore,
takendown the shell, replies to the
whispered words, and holds it with
both hands against the ear of her stall
wart lover, and then they both smile
and look ineffable nothings and turn
their heads away. What were those
whispered words that fingered and will
llnger in their hearts as long as the
dwells in the dainty sea-shell?
What were those words that started a
song in their souls sweeter than that
caroled by any of the song-birds there
when beautiful morning waited upon
them in purple and gold and reminded
them of their singing with the rustic of
its breezesp They were the old, old
old words that young lips will forever
utter-..I love youl''
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-20

III ot III N ElhlCH,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
Oct. "a, 1879.
Sealed proposals., endorsed proposals
for stock CATTLE" and directed to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Wash
ington City, d. c., will be received un
till IL O'Clock, a. M, of Wednesday, thu
3rd day of December, 1879, for furnish
ing, at the points hereinafter named,
the following number Of t,co-year-old
American stock cattle, four per centum
of which must be bulls, viz; Yankton,
Standing Rock, and Lower Brule
agencies, Dakota, 500 head each.
Pine Ridge and Rosebud agencies, Da-
kota, 1000 head EACH; Crow Greek
agency, Dakota, 800 head; all of which
cattle must have been bred and raised
in Iowa or Minnesota. Cheyenne and
Arapaho agency, Indian Territory, 500
head; Kiowa, Comanche and Wichita
agency, 800 head; Usage agency, Indi-
an Territory, $50 head; Pawnee agen-
cy, Indian Territory, 400 head; Ponca
and Sac and Fox agencies, Indian Ter
ritory, 200 head each; Kaw and Ponca
(Nez Perez Indians,) 100 head each.
All of which cattle must have been
raised and bred in Kansas or Missouri.
Blackfeet agency, Montana, 500 head;
Shoshone and hammock agency, Wyo-
ming, flor northern Arapahoe Indians,)
$50 head; Western Shoshone agency,
Nevada, Flathead agency, Montana,
and Fort Hall agency, Idaho, 200 head
each: which cattle must have been
| raised in Montana, Wyoming or Idaho.
Cattle for the Indian Territory must
be delivered between April list and
| 18th, and the remainder between June
LIST and 18th, 1880. Certified checks
only receivable on the following banks.
All bids must be accompanied by
certified checks upon some of the fol-
lowing banks or Government DEPOSIT
tories for at least fire per cent. of the
amount Of the proposal. viz: Chemical
| National, New York; National Broad
way, New York; American Exchange
National, New York; Metropolitan
| National, New York; Philadelphia Ma
tional, Philadelphia; First National,
Baltimore; Third National, Cincin-
natl; Union National, Chicago; Fourth
National, st. Louis, and Citizens Ma
tional, Washington, d. c., and the
United States Assistant Treasurers at
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago and
st. Louis.
E. A. HAYT,
n1d15tse Commissioner. Z