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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-12-12
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NOT GO A SOLDERING MORE.

NOI W a SO0DiEhlNG MOhE.
BYa 4. wHETsrosE.
TUNE-Do they miss me at home.
o, mother, ! ask do they miss me,
While roaming away from thee far;
While am away from thee, soldering,
To put down rebellion and war;
But the time will soon come now, ] am hoping
When desolation will be o'er;
And then I'll return to thee gladly,
And not go a soldering more.
There are rebels, you know, in our country,
And am on the side of the inst,
While liberty or death is our motto,
And in God, the great giver, cur trust;
But still | don't like to be fighting
o pray that it soon may be Ger,
And then I'll return TO thee, mother,
And not 60 soldering more.
But If l should chance fall a victim,
While engaged in q field bloody gore,
You know that many good soldier
Has fell in the battle before;
But hope that God, in his mercy,
While engaged in rebellion and strife,
Will cast his hand of protection,
And through mercy just spare me my life.
Then we can live and be happy,
If ever this war should be o'er,
And then like son I'll be with thee,
And never roam from thee more.
Pray God Just thus graeiously spare me,
And harmony and peace thus restore,
And then III return to thee gladly,
And not 60 soldering more.
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re- Official dispatches confirm the
statement that detachment from Port
Royal has taken possession of Tybee
Island without resistance, and now
occupies position within morter
range Of Fort Pulaski. The island is
situated just inside the bar at the
mouth of the Savannah river, and fully
commands its channel. Abreast of it,
about four miles from the bar, is a
good anchorage ground. The city of
Savannah is about eighteen miles from
the sea. Fort Pulaski is a most impor-
tant work. Mr.. Russell of the London
Times, who visited it in May last, de-
scribes it as an irregular pentagon, in
shape. with the base line or curtain
face inland, and the other faces case
mated and bearing on the approaches.
The parapet is thick, and the scrap
and counterscrap are faced with solid
masonry. A drawbridge affords &C.
cess to the interior of the redan,
whence the gate of the fort is ap-
preached across a deep and broad
moat, which is crossed by another
drawbridge. The walls are ex-
ceedingly solid, and well built of gray
brick strong as iron, and upward of six
feet in thickness; the casemates and
bombproofs being lofty, airy and capa-
cious. The garrison, at the time of
Mr.. Russel's visit, was $50 men. It
will be seen from the above that the
advantage OF proximity to Fort Pu-
laski is not all on one side.-Cn. Gaz.
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MospxRs IN VIReIEIA.-Murders in
Virginia have been frequent of late.-
we learn from the Wheeling Press oi
two that were committed on the night
OF the Soth Of October. Three rebels
having an old grudge against william
Brake, q good Union man, wen, 10
Jacksonville, and took Mr.. B. from his
bed: stating that they had been sent
Tor him BY Gen. Rosecrans. They con-
Eeysd him about one mile from his
house, shot him and took from his BODY
$500.
They then went up the river four
miles further and called out Of his house
Geo. Blair, a man seventy-two years Of
age, sud shot him. :
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BLUE PItIs.-An army correspon-
dent gives the following account of the
medicine given the volunteers:
Our doctor give us the same medi-
cine for all complaints. Headache,
blue pill: belly-ache, blue pill: rheuma-
tism, blue pill: yellow jaunders, blue
pill: cold, blue pill; and SO on. We
are. decidedly, the blue pill regiment,
and are Of the opinion it don't take
much to make a doctor. COS
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Petition.

Austin Barton, Administrator of Sarah Ward
deceased, VS.. Ann Denney, jeremiah Denney
her husband, Daniel Ward, Nelson Ward,
Joseph Ward, Caleb Ward, Rebeeca j.
Ward, and Robert j. Ward.
THE above named Nelson Ward, Joseph
Il Ward and Caleb Ward, are hereby noti-
fed that on the 30th day of August, A. D.
1861, the said Austin Barton, Administrator
of Jacob Ward, deceased, filed his petition
in the Probate Court within and for the coun-
ty Of Gallia, Ohio, the object and prayer of
which petition is 70 obtain an order for the
assignment of the dover of the said Ann
Denny, widow of said Jacob Ward, in and for
the sale Of the following real estate, of which
the said Jacob Ward died seized, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts
of said deceased, to-wit: Thirty acres off of
the south end of the west half of the north
east quarter of section number five, township
number seven, range fifteen, in the Ohio Com
pany's purchase; which sand petition Is set
for hearing in said Probate Court on the 10Th
day of November, A. d. 1861, at one O'Clock
p. N. AUSTIN BARTON,
Admir- Of Jacob Ward, deed.
Oct 10, 1s61-4w.
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~The Common Council of New
York has rendered to Com. Wilkes the
hOspisalities of the city for capturing
Mason and slidell, while the Govern
meni Of the United States has rendered
to Mason and Slidell the hospitalities Of
Fort Warren.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-12-12

THE LATE LORD CAxPBELL's BRAIS.
1t is said that post mOrtem examins-
ton Of Lord Campbell took place
Amongst other things the faculty speak
of the enormous weight of brain Of the
Lord Chancellor. It weighed ffty
three ounces and a quarter. Cavier's
was the largest ever known, being fifty
nine ounces, but not healthy like Lord
Campbell's. The average weight Of
the brain is forty-six ounces.
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Farm for Sale.

n WISH to sell my farm, consisting of $50
acres. in Raeeoon township, Gallis county,
Ohio. will sell all together or in separate
lots, to suit purchasers. The land is well
wstered and timbered; lays we'll suitable for
tilling or grazing Terms reasonable. For
further information inquire of Thomas Evans,
Centreville, or Of the undersigned, at Wilkes
vile, Ohio. THEOPHILUS JONES.
Feb. J, 1861.
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A FAST AGE TO LIVE IN.-Men
grow old rapidly in such times as
these. Our intense life wears heavy
upon bone and flesh and muscle
Measured by sensations and expert
ence, we have lived a generation since
Fort Sumter was bombarded. Even
Bull Run seems half an age ago. We
have to stop and think when we read
the words big Bethel" and "Laurel
Hill" and "Philippi.". The Buchsn-
an Administration seems a horror
OF former era. We have almost for
gotten the death of Douglas, pro-
found as was the sensation which his
death caused.
How events rush on! The rebellion
is not year old and yet what page
has been added to the Worlds historyl
A republic of thirty millions of souls
plunged into civil war; eleven States
revolted from the Federal Union with
three others trembling in the balance;
feet larger than the Spanish Armada
sweeping down upon the Southern
Coast; whole States trampled under
foot by the march of rushing squad
rons!--AlJany Evening Journal.
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For the GallipOlis Journal.I
OUR HOME PETS.

OUR HOME PETS.
BYA UNION GIRL.
There is corps of household pets
Infesting Gallia county;
They cannot stand soldiers life,
But could share a soldiers bounty.
While brave young men have left their homes
To fight in many battle,
They stay at home to black their boots
and fodder bOny cattle
They cannot stand to leave their homes
Or leave their mothers dear:
For if they should get in fight
'Twould give their friends scare.
They cannot wear soldiers cap,
They might not look so fair;
And then I'm sure 'twould break their hearts
To shingle their beautiful hair.
They're far too delicate to bare
A musket or a sword;
And yet too innocent to pay
Their bill of two years board.
They cluster round the safe barn yard,
just like drove of partridges;
They'd better cluster into camp
And forthwith handle cartridges.
They looked quite well two years ago
Before our eountIT's danger;
But now we'll brand them every one
A darling door-yard ranger
The girls have all resolved that they
Will never wed a coward;
For if they ever have been sweet,
They surely now have soured.
They use perfumes of every kind,
And curl their hair with pride;
But ask them what's their politics,
Peace. peace, will be replied.
They carry bed-spread handkerchiefs,
As white as any snow:
And on their heads a bottle full
Of scented lard they stow
The girls think it an insult now
70 see pet at home:
They had better shoulder up their arms
And with the soldiers roam.
But if they'll join some regiment,
And for the Union fight,
The girls will take back all they've said.
And make it good and right.
l wonder how our pets will feel
When the soldier boys" get back,
And the girls will order them
To take the backward track.
I wonder how they'll look when thew hear
The soldiers homeward tread;
Iguess they'll order, hurriedly
Retreat beneath the bed.
November Is, 1861.
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EThe spell that hung over the BIS
and made them invincible to the Union
forces was dispelled at Beaufort, S. G.
The way to conquer IL is 10 get in its
rear by G (sea. -
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re- Slidell's father, ga respectable
tallow chandler" certainly never moul-
ded more wicked lump of fat than
his son John has proved to be.-LOu.
Jour.
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Esfray faken up.

A SORREL horse, silver name and tail,
n blind in the left eye. The owner is re-
quested to call, pay charges and take the ami
NAL @. ALLEN,
Oct. 3, 1861. Opposite Pt. Pleasant.
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~ The pay Of Gen. Scott continues
without diminution, by special act Of
Congress. and amounts to SO, per
annum, converting rations and allow
ances into the equivalent in money.
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Lamps.

A FRESH supply of Coal Oil Lamps Of Ia
n test Improvements, superior styles and
finish, at greatly reduced prices; also Shades;
Brushes, Chimnies and Wieks for sale by
G. d A. HEEKIEG.
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And still Another Special
Notice.

nN October 1st next, we shall close our
" Books, in order to make general settle
ment, and shall positively not open a new ac-
count to any person until his present indebted
ness to US is paid up in full. -
~ On G. d A. HENKING.
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Building Material.

DAAAuAAS uAnsCAA<tAs
WE have on hand the following articles. to
w which we invite the attention Of Build
ers and Dealers:
$50 Panel Doors, assorted sizes;
40 pair Window Blinds, assorted sizes;
1000 lights sxl0 sash;
$500 lights l0xl2 sash;
1000 lights l0xl4 sash;
500 lights l0xl6 sash;
50 dor. Door Locks, assorted sizes,
25 dor. Thumb Latehes;
100 dor. Door Butts from 2to inches;
$50 doz. gross Gimlet Point and Ratchet
Screws from to 3 inches.
ALSO,
500 lbs. Finishing Nails, assorted from Z to
2 inches;
5 Kegs Casing Nails, asserted, from Id.
to l2d.;
IS kegs Nails, assorted, from I'd. to sod.
ALSO,
25 boxes exl0 Glass, city brand;
90 boxes 10xl2 Glass, city brand;
Is boxes l0xI4 Glass, city brand;
10 boxes l0xI6 Glass, city brand;
TH0S. HALLIDAY & CO.,
Hardware Dealers.
May "a, go.
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KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND

All kinds Of Watches. Violin Trimmings;
Gold Amer. Watches; Italian Violin Strings
Silver American Lever Gold Lockets;
Watches; Plated Lockets;
English lever Watches Gold Keys;
Ladies Gold Watches; Gold Pins;
Duplex Watches; Gold Finger Rings;
Lepine Watches; Gold Shirt Studs;
day alarm Clocks; Gold Sleeve Buttons.
30 hour alarm Clocks; Gold Bracelets;
Weight Clocks; Gold Breast Pins;
Spring Clocks; Gold Ear Drops;
Silver Spoons; Colored Spectaeles;
Plated Spoons; Double Glass Spects-
Silver Thimbles; cles;
Gold Chains; Near-sighted Specks;
Plated Chains; Coral Beeds;
Steel Chains; Pocket Books;
Silver Chains; Fancy Hair Pins;
Guitars; and 4 great many other
Aecordeons; articles.
Flutinas;
All articles sold by me will bevarranted
as recommended at the time of sale. Also
cash paid for old silver.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry neatly re-
paired and warranted.
WIN. SHoBER,
Public Square, Gallipolis, o.
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Times Of Holding Courts
in the 7th Judicial Dis
trict Of Ohio for the year
1890

TNHE times fixed for holding the Courts of
l. Common Pleas and District Courts for
the several counties of the 7th Judicial Dis
triet of Ohio for the year 1862, are as follows:
DISTRICT COURTS.
Washington. A pril 18th; Meigs, April Dist;
Gallia, Aprll 23d; Lawrence, April 25th /;
Pike, April 2sth; ScIoto, April 3Oth; Perry,
September 3d. Fairfield, September 5th; Hook
ing, September 10th; Athens, September 10Th; ;
Vinton, September 18th, and Jackson Sep
tember 18th.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
Perry-FebruarY 24th, May 5th, September
29th.
Hooking March 10th, May 18th, October
Fairfeld-March oath, June ID, October 9th.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
Lawrence-February 10th, May 18th, Septem-
Der 22d.
VintOn-February 10th, May 18th, septem-
ber 22d.
Jackson-February Oath, May Goth, October
18th.
Pike-March 10th, June 9th, October 9th.
SeiOtO-Mareh 18th, June 10th, November Sd.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
Washington-February 24th, May 18th, Oe-
tober 9th.
Athens-March 9th, May 9th, October Doth.
Meigs-March 18th, June 9th, October Both.
Gallia-March 24th, June 18th, November
10th.
Done at jackson c. H, Ohio, Sept 18th, A.
D. 1861. JOHN P. PLYLEY,
W. W. JOHNSON,
II. G. WHITMAN,
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blacksmith Tools.

A EVILS, Vices, Bellows, Screw Plates.
N Hand Hammers, Sledges, &e.,st
TH0S. HALLIDAY 4 CO.'S
..,o,. Hardware Store
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Dayfon Ale.

I0 BBLs. and so half bbls. just receive
fO and for sale by
g. & A. HENKINe.
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Notice.

THE firm of j. c. Neal & Co. was this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent. The bus
mess will be continued at the same place by
S. F. Neal, who is authorized to settle up the
old business; and all persons knowing them
selves indebted TO the late firm over six months
are expected to make payment at once.
J. G. NEAL,
Oct l, 1861. ST. NEAL.
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Notice.
Lost.
Oil! Oil!

4 PURE article of Carbon Oil for sale by
"a D. S. FORD d BRO.
Now, 1861.
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6teamboats afio Railroads.

NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X X.
lN-For ALBANY. TROY NORTH and WEST Spring ar
~. nlent commenting MONDAY May n, 1901. llLj
Express Tr.iH ON 18th Station Tor Wilansoudze
White Plains Dover Plains aud al local rsiG timetable
JOHN BURCHiLI, Asst SIpt.
NEW-JERSEI RAILROAD For PhlLA-
~ DELPHIA agd the SOUTH and wESr Via JERSEY
CITYMa a. Erpres. Lii 90 ~sve SewYork al J. 3 ard III
IA and and Fave - Through t.oIe,s sold for GIN
cini ard the West and FOR Washington NeE Ohesns ard
e South sud hrolgh basgsse chscAed TO Washington IA
y W WOODBURY. As,isani Superintendent
No baggage V BE- received for sis unless delivered and
checked Is minutes in advance Of the time ofleavug
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
II Il NY snd TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NoarH
and WEST. TTsus leave:
FROM CbsHibeTs.st. From tl-st.
Express and II q Ia and $3.50 FPS l:25 NJ sud 1855 snd
Troy ara Albany with sleep 1913 p Sundays includedl
ing-oar). i':t5 D.
Pousakeepsc train, am. $50 ni ard RiO and t'R'
~; andtp p u
Peek,kil train, $50 2. $3.50 .. m
Sis Sng train $50 and OlS A. M and aiIo and 49,
3:s5 and i:Jo p N. m
Fisnlil train o:aO o. ~ t7;ub p.
A. r. SMITH Superintendent.
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Gopartncrsbip Notices.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-The Copartner-
~ chip b,reofo. existing IN th city bstwen tho nader
.ig ed under the hrn % GORDON. bKOOks. BAtkus
TAI Dissolved by mutual The ousnding ousiross
will be ssu.d by John ". broos and Csc H. lay Who
sous authorized ssn the Of the late arm Ia liquidation
JOHN GOHpON,
J. ". BROOKS,
OSCAR ]. BACkUS,
San Franclsos April l. 1861 GEORGE H. TAY
NOTICE or cOPARTNERsBIP.-The under.iIned have
fom-d CopartHersbip under the an s,yb Of rAfi
RKOOkS BACkUs, for continuance ~ tho npor Ing add
Jobbing Of stoves Metals, &C. Al die Of Front and W ah
inetolrsts. GEORGE II. TAf,
HENRY b. BROOKS,
San Frsnciseo April /. 1851 OSCAR }. BAChUS.
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OrrrcE OF TEE Board Consissiossks OF PiLoTs
~ No o. Horth 81. Nov Ynk April u. leei. J
THO CONTRAC TORS. SEALED PROPOSALS
viii b.. ,ocsiyed ut this Office until II O'Clock. H. eftho
iith dsy Of MAY 1851 for the REMOVAL lun'css
moved By persOns maintaining The saIe the Cne bloch
tns being beyond the exterior line deased ana reosmsndsd
b 40 fos the PRESCRIPTION o. ne h:bos Of
Laws Of 1851 Yo further fpformston and ssss ~ ssstrsc
svply. a NE 0e4 Of tts csnnissiocsu essvssa ssds
Ss!ssA By ssswaas bsssdh = mAsa. O..
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A NEW WEAPON OF DEFENSE.
~ CAEIs ~ AHAINsT MA Ell


n SAFETY AGAINST DEATH.
Solder. who g-any volunteer tbrir service. to the Govern
should p'osctcd sgan.t cknoss and death ~ inso
on. dsea- well authenticated fact that Ia III wars
warfare becsne nc-, dcaha bayo resulted from sick
L., every .olii, be aimed with RAILWAYS READY RE
LEI VIII prove a, s-rvcea6le 10 nu ke pistol sword OF
baynIet With H. danger III result from ssIukr. dsr
bss dy.ni!y few, sd .sse yellow PSa. and 'yS, cd
this remedy pepy used In too camps no seSnes viii break
oIRtpyHYS READY RELIEF has been fully proved to DO
che most mpofta sqppu eut Of the medical stos II SAVED
liys. OF o. soIs In Veueluel NewGsnad.a
an R.sin.us duIins her vncanpueni Qusrsntcs 90
III By ali tho officers aud upward Of 80 pvaos Of s
Should the chance. require hs Of
IN the a.. sgon' soOn. and ys sy sra re pI,
will prove service II used than Ill the batteries add
tess o. the esrh @th h, I.nrd} 's To-, q ne ey the
the ,s 4 The sny .as.9S. ~ , aud ~ih
a1 R, .N READY RELIEF Win tho live. Of those
su,hsru state. For twelve years has oaled successfully
with The foimds ale Of pcstilsnces Of The , cotton and
, Of deass occidental 10 the Southern States
/, NO sIp u.snt. bus an absolute fsct-
In s 81 s.al so o. RApw4Ys RE-
IfEE Iii be Of sros, sevios snd u usd ndc usy will pro
vent nasmmsou Hsrihcaiion aud 'avs the necessity Of am
putsiion ,.r,auy
and The mal.ricas dew. a. nista RADw.rs READY kE.
IEF tstrn 4, drns mis- ed With wssf viii protect the sol
der from sickness and tnvgons bis system WIN 'feRsn saa
endurance. u..,-r,
We vill take ssy post be scAy pssfsred whev the
,i,sd tooS, may BE- ordered aud supsntcud the ed
mni.t,sioa ofRADWAYS READY RELIEF In III eases Of
shns.s or vhse p+stehcs may prevail wh<thss may Be
Cholnrs Yellow Fever Small Pox. pyse1tery other
sosnt dsesse and DO By the OF remedies ave
thso The ress sns sufeeen add scsns win not chVss
sus eat ~ oar srvios I'VE ks ellis odss che escrssary
wr sesd i,b sn4 ~ vsAy v 'su = sAs yord q 900
=, - .s.,as rs ~ aApwsy s e.
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CAUTION,

CAUTlONi
Al certain anprincplsd psons attempting % palm 81 %
tAe susu peeoe public limitations Of NY PkEPAhEu 1LOcI
Would caution I'll psnons exsmins before purchasing snA
'' n rv-sPXLi1iN0s PREPARED oLyg n q.
q ~ es&ac VsSpss ~ stAws ~ susstS sasstss@
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SAVE THE PIECES

SAVE THE PIECES
ycOvoMY, DISPATCH
CT "A srTcH m Tinn SAWS NNh"0
IA ae,.n OH Aappen, iseiregiaiea ssios u q
very desirable have cheap aud ,eneni
psiiils furniture, To{s CIocas,yys &c ses;vn o,rr
meat, al such euesnes and household Afford to b
vi,Lout IT, swsys ready aud up 70 the sticking point
"USEFtJL IN EVERY HOUSE,
49,. HENRY c. SPALDlNG,
No 70 CeAsxst, New. Yeth
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Gcnutrp Doar0.

GNOUNTRY BOARD on the HUDSON, az
" MILES f.om The CITY.-A few 30 tRDERS VIII ne re-
teyrd Tor the Sumq,er Ia the andiy Of Dr HOhlOn Ieea
I'LL Hossc beautifully located Terms uoatIe heieroH'e
ynen aud rreucd. Address the Doctor, PeeEskil' n Il
NOlNTRY ROARD-In quiet aud lovely vii
tarr an B,t shire Coun y"tho Sutherland OF America
bew ROOMS for tic ,eisoo uneCg4sed Address MOUNT
tERETT HOUSE. Soi'h Egrerout. mass
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Gouses ana farms 11ante0.

NNARDI WANTED.--A iirst-class DWELLING
Il HOUSE and LOT q by 100 In Brooklyn worth S0oo0
cash Within inu'es South Ferry viii be exchanged for
Psro tr ,ay OF eousl vlne within hyu's he oy,
the sonnd Apoy to T. u. SMITH No. 262 broadway.
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PAKAyySE C4vUIEsThs oder Il separs,e ard dsnc, Tor
thousand pounds according supe and such further
quantity msy DO required io which sIty day pcico vii
Do gY,u
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My,rAaD SBEn BLACK PEPPgK, &c.
separate bils for al tina, may be required Tor
Navy, to be delivered at Ne-.York only.
Mustard seed, Auoiicaa brown
Pepper, black hlabeT.
Bottles, octsg u, for mustard and pepper.
Corks for bottles.
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All the ;oe1as articles meet be Of The beg quality and
fornsbe 80 s respect. to the smpe deposited aid Navy
ya,d subject inspecon st navyyad ~hsro
Delivered the Chief Of the may direct tho Inspecting
An the article. Delivered any Incidental expense
70 the IN proper yss. Or pac.sse and he poe
livery Packages in which the above aicles delivered
and be .u to nsur. the ts Iposry ping
The must estsb4h agencies such stations other
thau his r-debce that delay afie 10 furn hing
may eqir.d aud when tte contractor agent fan.
y 70 comply win reputation The Chief o. the Bureau PIo
visions aDd Clothing ,a allhoed 10 dice purchases t. be
made supply the doteiency under The psuey b.exptsd
y The re the rsSCS ., o a. .ns u
the Aforesaid shs be evidence that such reputation
has been laa1r and received
ssd mount Of the G9pa e9sa a .ad 'sYs' p ps
enls on thereof cola SCENT, 70 secure 1t; per
fo,uArce and IN any even. 10 be pa uol ~ < 70
.peeis o9m5,a mn leg NY & new, s.e", hS f., dy
ser bill. duly suticssd shall Fave been presented 10 hn
s. i sss eGts soS SIinJ" cotton Now
York fhisdephis Baltimore, Norcf snd At thi, bareau
r.cord on dpplcae u the Letter informing biddr OF the
acceptance proposal win BE- docDed Notification Thereof
wi in the aiming Of toe act Of 70 and he pa VII DC made
ard accepted IN unity with this underslsndinG
Every made must be accompanied "a, directed IN tae
St4i approved ioih Il August 1870 bys whit guaranty
signed b. responsible P,9ns TO thr sa.G INA. as
bid be excepted, enef Into al Obligation WITHIN yen
rood aud su en ,ureies TO furnish the supplies pr9poed
The Bureau win e ob!goc 70 consider aly proposal une
acorsed by the svartoty required BY laws tho conpeetcy
Of the susisnyto certified by the Navy Agent Dsct At'o
me utenioa Of bidders Ia csd the simple. and de.cp
tIOn Of articles required az Ia Che inspection oeo's
the samples ard contract receiving aoae ,h.t M
below them 90 neiI attention also Psca aecsq o 20
Augasi. 1915 splslawawyn
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
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sas ior berries .nd yessg wSS saS
must