Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-02
,f Proposals
FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.

1.-THE Quarter Master U. s. Army, will receiv.
i at bisOfice, lat For tLeavenworfh, Kans as Ter,
ritory, until ~ O'Clock at noon on the LIST day Of
August, 1851, sealed proposals for the transporta
ton Of Military Supplies during the years 1855
and 1859 upon thefolowng routes, wiz:
|. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas; Fort Union in New Mexico
and Kansas in the State Of Missouri, to any Mill.
| tary Posts or Depots which are now or may be
established in the Territories Of Kansas or New
Mexico ,including Ell Paso del Norte and Post.
! in thatvlcinity, and in the Territory Of Utaf
south of latitude forty. -
III. From Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley in
the Terrific ~ Of Kansas; Fort Laramie in the
Territory of Nebraska, and any point at which Q
Depot may be established on the west bank of the
Missouri River. north of Fort Leavenworth and
south Of latitude forty-two, 10 any Posts or De-
pots which are now may be established in the
Territory of Nebraska, south of latitude forty
-four, land in Oregon south of latitude forty-fo
and in Utah north of latitude forty, as far Yes'
as longitude one hundred and thirteen.
The amount Of Stores for which the Contract
ors may be required to furnish Interpretations shall
not be less than 80 600 pounds, nor more than q
800, 900 pounds IN each year, upon each route but
they may be requiredto furnish transportation fol-
the whole of such annual amount, at any time du.
ring each year, upon notice being given to them
or their agents, as follows:--ten days notice for
less than 900 pounds; twenty days notice for
not less than 100000 pounds, nor ore than 600,
600 pounds; twenty five days notice for not less
than 600 900 pounds, nor more than 100000
pounds and forty days notice for not less than :
600 900 pounds, nor more than 100000 pounds;
and the Contractors will he required to have their
places of business, or suitable agencies establish
ed, at or in the vicinity of Fort Leavenworth
Fort Laramie and Santa Fe, to whom such no.
tees may be given.
The whole will be let in a single Contract, and
the party TO whom the same shall be awarded will
BIS required to in readinessfOr service under the
contract by the lstday of April, 1853.
The proposals will state the rate per 100 pounds
per 100 miles for which the required Il ports-
ton will be performed on each route in each m onth
in the year, and also the rates for which it will be
done for stores transported beyond Fort Union on
route No. /, and beyond Fort Laramie on route
No2. Bidders are also required TO give their
names in full, and also their places of residence
and the successful bidder will be required TO exc
cute bonds with good security to the amount OF
$3.50, 900. .
Each proposal must be accompanied by a guar
antee signeu by three or more persons, known or
satisfactorily certified TO the Quarter Master u
nited States Army, at Fort Leavenworth, as com
petent 10 execute bond in the above amount, set
ting forth that, If the party proposing rhAll be
awarded the contract thew will enter into an OBJ
legation for his faithful performance of the same.
Proposals must be addressed to the Quarter Mas
ter, United States Army, at Fort Leavenworth,
and endorsed Proposals for army TrdHsporta-
ton" ard none will be entertained unless fully
complying with all the POPULATIONS above requi ed.
The party receiving the proposal reserves to
himself the right TO reject all bids that he may
deem unreasonable.
E. S. SIBLEY,
B'yt. Major A. Q. M.
Assstan Quarter Masters Office,
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