LITTLE ROCK, July 3otl,, 1891. SEALED PROPOSALS
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WILL be received by the subscriber

 w at this place, until the l6th of Au- gust, 1881, for supplying FRESH BEEF, CORN and SALT for the Indians from Little Rock, Arkansas Territory, by tho way of Washington, Hempstead county, to the Choctaw country, near tie mouth of Kiamecbia, the number ofthe Indians to be supplied will be about five thoalsaDd-- the provisions to be deposited for issue, at intervals of from eighteen to twenty -four miles-fo be regulated by places conyen- tent te water-the enantity to he d eposite at eacli stand, will be about BOG huslrcis of corn, I5,eGo pounds of beef, and 6A bushels of salt, (32 quarts to the busbcl,) the beef to be slaughtered and delivered in quar- ters, and the hides to be the property of the contractor. The Indians it is believed, will pass this place about the I2th Octo- Der next.

 Persons making proposals will please state the price at which they will furnish the ration, to consist of one and a half pounds of beef, one pint of corn, and two quarts of salt, to every hundred raiions; they will also slate the price at which they will furnish beef by the pound, and corn and salt by tLc bus!,el.

 The subscriber reserves 10 himself tho privilege of issuing to the Indians four days rations of four and pork st Little Rock, and the same at Washington, Hemp- stead county.

 Good and sufficient security will be rc- ei.ea Ger tie fa;.!!:G::!! performances ss:is contract. Persons making bids will pleas attend at this place, on the 17th of n gust, that there may be no delay in closing

 