davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national Republican., 1861-05-08

TO LET.
A VERY convenient and comfortable brick
n dwelling, on the west side of Sixth street
west, between G and II streets north, containing
six rooms and summer kitchen, gas in all the
rooms, and Potomac water in the kitchen, mar
BILE mantles and Latrobe heater in the parlors
Rent $500 per annum. Possession given imme-
diately. Apply to
WM. II. BRERETON, Grocer,
Corner of Seventh and + streets.
may 7-3t
The national Republican., 1861-05-08
ICE! ICE ICEl
PURE OSTON ICE!

WALTER H. Cooley, of Georgetown, has
w now on hand large supply of the above
desirable article, which, he respectfully informs
the citizens of The District, will be delivered to
them by his wagons, during the ensuing season,
at prices to suit the times.
Orders left with the drivers or at my Office,
corner of Green and Dumbarton streets, George
town, will be promptly attended to.
WALTER II. Cooley,
apr G-lm Georgetown, ID. G.
The national Republican., 1861-05-08

SMITFS, No 46O Seventh street, is the best
~ place in town to buy Clothes, Furnishing
Goods Hats, and Caps. feb 28-6m
The national Republican., 1861-05-08

TWO or three gentlemen can be accommodated
/ with sleeping apartments in a small private
family, at No 53l Tenth street, near the Smith
sonian Institution, (lsland) apr 26
The national Republican., 1861-05-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
Further from California by Pony Ex
press.

press.
Fort Kearny, May 4.-The San Francisco
papers Of the oath ult. contain the following
additional news:
Accounts from the interior concerning the
growing crops are encouraging.
The Fremont dam, Msrippsa, is reported 10
be repaired, and all the quartz mills are again
in operation.
Accounts of Indian disturbances in Hum.
boldt and other northern counties are again
becoming frequent, and there seems to be ~
organized effort making to kill of all the
troublesome savages.
The Humboldt Times of the goth says that
on Sunday, April IA, Lisutenapt Collins, with
twenty-five men, attacked a ranch of Indians,
and in brief but brisk fight, killed twenty and
wounded three others. The next morning an
attack was made by Lieutenant Collins on .
large village, when five Indians were killed and
three badly wounded. The number of warriors
in this ranch was estimated at near one hun.
dred and fifty, but they fled after the first
charge, leaving the troops IN possession.
As an evidence of further hostile movements,
the Humboldt Times states that thirty volun.
teers, for which General johnson made requi-
sition on Governor Downey, to be enrolled for
term OF three months, to act as guides, were
mustered into the service of the United States
on Wednesday, April 18th, at Humboldt. They
are irst.rate for service, being experienced
mountaineers, having their families within the
districts Of counties infested by the hsstile In.
dams. H
The campaign is now assuming . shape
which must result in good. Captain G. 8. Low
ell, commanding Forts Humboldt and Gastsn,
and Camp Bragg, has already or soon will take
the field with 20 volunteers, which will consti.
tute Il rather formidable force. Lieutenant Col.
lins with a detachment of As regulars, is now
in the vicinity OF Van Dusin Fork, tributary
of Eel river. Lieutenant Dillon, from Camp
Bragg, is probably before this time on the south
and, before many days, a detachment from
Captain Underwood's command at Fort Gas.
ton will be in the vicinity of the upper Bed.
wood creek and upper Mad river.
An Attack on Cairo Meditated.
Cairo, Ill.,, May 4.-General Pillow, General
Ely, aud three other prominent officers of the
Confederate army, with a large number of Mis-
sissippi, Arkansas, and Tennessee troops, are
at Memphis.
Heavy guns are arriving there daily.
Colonel Prentiss, the commanding officer at
this point, has just received the following dis.
patch from three prominent citizens Of Cincin.
natl:
General Pillow has several steamers ready
at Memphis. He pedtates an immediate at.
tack on Cairo"
To which Colonel Prentss replied:
"Let him come. He will learn to dig ditch
on the right side. ! am ready
The national Republican., 1861-05-08

INTERESTING TO Office seekers, Office holders,
l. aud Everybody Else.-lf you want an office,
buy nice suit OF Clothes from SMITH, No. AGO
Seventh street.
If you want to have an Office, buy nice suit
of Clothes from SMITH, No. 400 Seventh street.
II yos wish to look nice, buy suit OF Clothes
at SMITHS anyhow. feb 28--sm
The national Republican., 1861-05-08

NOTICE.
TINHE following order, issued by the Navy De-
l. par,menl on the 26lh instant, Is now made
public for the benefit OF all whom It may con-
Germ
NAVY DEPARTMENT, April &c, 1851.
To The Fourth auditor Of the Treasury:
SIR The amoults found to be due to resigned
Navy officers from the States which claim to have
seeded will hereafter be paid them from the
United States funds heretofore sent to or depos-
tied in those States, except in cases where the
Department shall otherwise direct
an, respectfully, your obedent servant,
GIDEON WELLES,
apr 3O-2w Secretary Of the Navy.
The national Republican., 1861-05-08
LOCAL NEW S.

NorioE.--Persons residing in the seventh
ward will hereafter pay their subscriptions to
Mr.. James 4. Given, who is our authorized
agent for that ward.
The national Republican., 1861-05-08

16- Our Georgetown subscribers will hereaf-
ter be served regularly with the paper, by z.
Hunt, who is our authorised agent and to him
all subscriptions will hereafter be paid.
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ENCOURAGE
HOME I'm rERPRlSE,

VENHE undersigned having b IN en
gagged III The South, for the las,
h't''h vcaIS in the Manufacture OF
PORTABLE GRlSr MILLS. du'
ring winch time hr has mad such i'm
provrmcnts in milling. that enable the
planter to grind from ten 10 Rfcen
bushels Of Meal per hour with horse
power brlng at least three times the
amount ground by any Horse Mills
manufactured 10 the North OF East
%Prlres range from $50 to 500
cal the a'trn ion Of those inlerps
ted In Milling. to d late improvement
thai Lave made. The improvement:
coEsiS's il cos. lucl'pg Tue Mil 50
t''i me Jnd'1 rack ~ rlnunr osc uuurs
"'h 0.l.i 1na,t.i- *qF'4ct atlHr rocts
'ff'.p, 'b"..ag p'' v,a.p2 he N,lIl
i'"m & 'oa. Ip. md .r0dug
'oa's" a.. ! ar,r Of mulollon>
an iti,r 'rpr"S' nlallors
FIUUiE NlfLLS.-Thc IN.
d|s' nd Is pr'plr'd to m1unMcture
FLOUR MILLS Of he best Frcuch
Bon Rock, With The above improve
mtn'a, vita al extra 'llil roi mgriud,
lag the same wheat. Also. Sm,ll
Nils Of the mos a. pIuytd KIND; all
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Administrators Notice.

.ERTERs Of adnnisIr ton having
~ br'n granted 10 the undersigned
q the january tenn A. D.. 1861. o.
the honorable Probate Couu Of Noxn,
bee county, Mississippi, on the estate
OF David Z. Young, deceased, notice
is hereby given 10 all persons indebted
10 the said cs,ale 10 come FORWARD aud
make immed'aIr payment. aud all per.
sons having claims against tie sane
are required 10 presensthem duty pro-.
bnIrd aud registered wl.hin the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for.
yer barred.
Issued on the 2Srh January. 1861.
Vim. u GHOLSTON,
Jan. 80 6w AAmtai>tralor
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Z assfstss
R.H. PEPPER & CO..,
los DysFpAtN So glEobtIe,
(Sisa 9Me Goldea Mtepj

W0tLp invite The at.tntion Of
" PINE c md Merchant, to
ihflr v'ly txlci siye ,to,k Of
FOREIGN AND G0MtSHG cry GODS,
the same having been % reh scd re-.
Gently for cash, viii 10 So d a, prices
10 SqIl The wcsrUt sluie ui he times.
We IN par,icm r invite The attention
OF Planters 10 orr stock Of
B'dhk Is, Einseys, 7rckinoa.
tI4@nels, O&naJmgs Cqiicocs,
Kerseys, DENNIS, ShiriVgs,
d"d NheetiHgs,
Whlrh will he sold At a considerable
r"dpc' o" ffon last years prices.
Al'om c'ir stock Of
SiE's PA amoftas, Cyoaks.
Drl1iRS Aipacc0S, ShoDIs.
Mertno, WiOot t'adids, Hoop Skirts
G'c, &c,
Ga'hhrirs Jacnnrls, Swiss, Nainsooks.
Bril- ants Liucn Shruiugs. and Shir
tugs. Llncn D,masts, CIo,hs, Nan.
kina. D'yIies, Towels, Russia aid
Bnd Eye III, rrs.
TrfsS e'sH Or city acceptance.
Jan /, 1861
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.StaIe-ef MississiPpi
NOrHbee CONalW


P' p To URT. DEoE BER TRRN. A n, $50
10 me mater Of toe petition of James
Il. Morgan, administrator Of james
L. llenkle, deceased, for sale Ct land
to pay debts.
To Louisa Il. Stenson md her husband
D g. SIenson, Martha nenkie,
Ftnnsis llenkle, Mary tienkle aud
John IIrnklc. {
WOU'are hereby notified 10 be and
appear before this count, at the
courthouse thereof, in the town Of Ma.
con 90 the third Monday in February,
A 1851, 1t being lhetra drv of said
term, to answer said petition aud 10
show cause If any they can why the
lands dcscr,b d as follows. To- vii: the
"'s' nall Of the north west quarter Of
sec. Is 'oBu>hIp l6 range 10. EAST.
containing uah Y acres more or less
should not b" sold to pay delt, as pray
ID Iei IA sart c'uw
Issued m the l7rh day of Deem.
her AID 1850.
CHARLES BELTS.
Dee Is co CIV Ctclk.
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We have also on hand a gold stock Of
Trunks, Saddles, Looking.GIasses. Car.
riage Trimmings. Hardware, CroekcrY,
Heavy Plated Chs.ore, Gold aud Silver
Watches, Guns, Pe,faIhery ofull kind,;
nd other articles too numerous to men.
ion, all If which we will sell at the very
owes, prices Gail and examine our
1ock aud prices, and be convinced thai
"cra is No use TO seud 10 Mobile or else.
where when you can get the same arti.
Giles here for less money.
j. HOLBERG & co.
Oct. 81 GO
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BOOTS II q SHOES
Made to rider.
Gil, KUllL.

VETe II 2 HI
Respectfully informs The rhizeRs oil
NoxUhet that he is CIV established in
the Baoi aud She business in Mecca
aud is provided with a stock Of supe.
,iu' quality.
H. does all kind Of work IN his line,
mi guarantees Satisfaction us 10 qnaIiy
md price.
az Siani-Mlin street. opposite the
courthouse.
Oct. "a | 60 "
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Ea aHaHHaHH
TIME TABLE s o, R. r
sasstsFsss
PASSENGER TBAIR.
e., N,Aile AZ Macon. 3.0j A. n

pAssER0ER TBAIN.
a Pm MJbile at Macon, 800 A. w.
1.'@rs, Macon for Mobile, 52O r. NJ
Eeisht Train.
1,.l NJ, r. s!o5ae, dae 80, A. NJ.
W. f" Uj, a. n.
\ J. down, due NJ
DOWN, due 9.4O, a. n.
,ollowiug rules are to be enforced
,,fsreuce to negroes:
., .rcvcnt escape If slaves and com
II the laws in tic States tlroagN
his Road passes, tho following
got,ons have b9en adopted and viii
.Iiy eniorcod:
On agents and conductors are for
to issue tickets Ter negroes un
. person making application for
aa is personally known 10 them US
- ,,er Of said negroes or his duly
z,d agent, or shan give Satistieto
an,e Of such au'lrli,y,
m he negfoes are 10 be uuac
I'D by their owner OF his agent,
.t be provided Nith a spec'"'
,t signed by the owner Of has
s1a Tcolintcr,ignej by the agent
,lc icset.
.-,uu d blanks tAr special permits viii
bed by the ticket agents.
u groes who desire 10 travel on
ID, will be required 10 enter into
81 900 with approved security
ret the company asaipst loss
factors are required to examine
lnmcdiately afer leaving each
ar stopping place. and it any ne.
e found not authorized to traVe
load. the train will be immSt;
ped and they must be put off
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At Rules. LIST Monday in January 1861.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that the following named defend.
ants IN this case, IL wit Caroline Sher.
rod, Henry White, Isaac 0, Edwards,
William I. Clark, James S Clark, John
4. Clark, Elizabeth DoRn"r, and her
husband Jabcz Downer, Isaac Clark,
Mary Clark, Francis Young, Thomas G,
Clark, Samuel Moore, Villa Moore,
C. VI Willet, and her husband D..
WilIet, Emily K. Croxtou, Francis r.
Wilson and her husband William Z.
Wilson. Mary A Wilson and her hus.
band Jason Wilson, A. j BOst'ck,
William F. Wilson, Ellen Wilson, Julia
Wilson, Benjamin F. Wilson, jr. aud
Elizabeth G. Wilson are non residents
Of the State Of Mississippi, 50 that the or
binary process of law cannot be served
upcn them. II is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Macon Boa.
con, q weekly newspaper publishedm the
Town ef Macon, Mississippi Q rfnur con
secuiive weeks, notifying he said defrnd.
ants to be aud appear before tie Jaise
of our next Chopccry Court to hehoIIeu
ia the Town of Macon, NuXu5ee county
and Stato Of Mississippi, on.lhe second
Monday after the fourth Monday IN
March 1861, then and there to Plead an.
swcr or dcnur &c complaioants bll OF
complaint, or judgneutw will betaksp pro
conte so &c
GNtn under my hand and seal of
oaico this 10th January, 1851.
IsEAL YIN: MURPHEY,
x Clerk.
JsD. %. 1851. 4v Pr slOl n
Gs a8 ~ E".l4 e. MN
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

.CtfEgs Of administration having
S-AbA"n 9rdatrdtoinp UNDERSIGNED al
the DecrnL0; term 4, d. 1860 Of the
Honorable Probate Court Of NnNahre
county Mississippi on the estate u
b j Boykin: dcccastd, notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted
10 the said estate to come forward aud
make immediate payment and all per.
sons having ''llmS against the sane
are ,rqur-d 10 n,c>nnt 'ii"m jn'y
p'oht'Hi anI REGISTERED ~ Eta tnt
.inr prrScuu"a By law Jr.'cy via uc
forever hlrl,d.
Issued UnDht l9,h nrconbcr. 1850.
W. y BONKLN.
Administrator.
Re. 26 1859 81
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Trustees Sale.

T1nder and by virtno Of u deed in
Unjust, made and eSecnied by S. A.
Il be%rison-to the undersigned a, trustee,
a,td 29d day Of Ja'y, y. D. 1859, to.
S,ruro the payment Of q promlS'ry note
ar,he sum OF six hundred ard seventy.
i've dollurs. made by said Robertson
which said deed is duly recorded in Book
l.. If Record of D eds, PAGES lSS AID
ls4 | viii, on the 9th diy of March,
A. d. 1861, sell to the highest bidder
fl cash. Mt the courthouse door Ii tie
! IA of Macon, the negro slaves men,
ittt ed in said trust decd, TO vii, Sally .
waman aged ahtut 96 years, and her
NeCle, Q Toy abou; 4 years,
aud William aged about | year. ,
~, u. DbSMEKES.
Feb. 6. 81, Trustee.
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britannia Ware.
Oct. 81. zoo.

A LOToffne BRITANNIA WARE
"A embracing u variety Of. elegant
styles Of Teapots, Coffee Puts, Sagaf
Bowls, Casters, Mugs, Egg. Boilers
Gob.ets, &c., 10, For sale.at GUST
~ ~ g. b. BUCK \ co.
De. II, go.
~ - >
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SIMPLE thpAh.
DRUG a.

DRUc aToat.
WE respectfully iuf5rm .hs ..,;z
W Of NuxVbee end he 81 iiou,q.
'ouDiics Tat our stock Of Drugs. Mtsi
nnes, aud everything usually key, inan
ip'cpYPlry town is now compl'i e AID
hou'd We IT any tire hereafter no, haze
~ a&rricIr called for, we will order it
rom MOtiie' and have it here in three
NY, for Which, il the cash is no, paid,
"e will charge tie Mobile credit pri,e
Il lie cash is paid, at Mobile cash ptices
with freight added.
T-Spccial attention is called to tue
reshness of u stock.
Below we give a list Of some Of tie
goods We are now offering at fair rsmu.
lucrative prices -
PATENT MEDICINES.
Blood Purifiers.
McLane's Strengthening Cordial.
Guysott's Yellow Dock { Sarsaparilla,
Ayers sarsopariIla,
Hurley's do
Comp. Syrup Stillingia,
Jayne'S Alternative,
Sandford's Liver Tnyigorator,
BiueyS.
Boerlave's Holland Bitters, HooAnnd's
German do ~Stoughton's do, HOstelter's
do. Wine do.
Pills.
Ayer's, Brandreth's, Motifs. Sironp's
Jayne's, Grarfenberg's, iIulls. Coaks,
Shal!cntefger's, McLsnc's, Spencer's,
Wright's, MorSo's Indian Root, Com.
pound CatGartic, Samples Anti. Billions,
Sample Fever & Ague, Sir james
Clark's Female.
Liaiments.
Mexican Mustang, C~hloroform, Far.
reIl's Arabian, Camphor, Dalley's Pain
Extractor, Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Railways Ready Relief, Kolmstock's
l "'u NA'el'
Otntments.
Mayors, Grnys
Mercurial, Bazilicon,
Plasters
A)lcock's Porous, Compound Lead, r..
ritatiug Hebrew,
Fcrcr and dgUe Remedies.
Aver, Agne Cure, Rhodes Fever &
Ag1e Cure B'clharg's holland bij'ers,
Indl' 'Io'agocne, Samples Fever &
Asuc 7! Is, ShaUltuberger's Pills.
Icmlgges.
Fahnostoci's JaJne's Tonic, Mc-aao's,
Dead Shot, Kolms'cck's.
Po'is1eg.
furniture. British Eustro, MasoD's
HIa'Siog, Rotten Stone, Ground Puul.
zee Stone
For Byo"eb1iS, Dysrrpsia, Eeji2ly
CoRS7aPtlon GHI Nerv0HS DIS.
eases.
~
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BAR AIMS! q 4IGG \
Opposite the Public Square J

ENHE undersigned respectfully ~.
N form their friends and the public
genera. Iy, that they have just received
and opened their Fall and Winter Stock,
and are Offering them at the very lowest
prices -
800 pair Negro Blankets at 81 50
Fine Bed Blankets, S. 50 to 7 90
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Executors NoticG.

ETTERS lrSt,m' utary having been
M grtntcd Ia the IN l-rsigucd at the
December urm. a, p 1860, Of the hon
nnahI" Probate court of Noxnb"r conn.
" Mississippi, on the estate OF p. b.
Butnw. deceased. notice is hereby
gwen 10 all persons Indebted to the
sad estate 10 come toI ward aud rake
imme'iI't" papmcm. aud all persons
having claims against h. snrne are re-.
ql'st"d 10 RI s"ut 'n m duly probarrd
aud reyisttted, within the time pre-.
scribed by law or they will be forever
Issued on the l9h December. 1860.
JAS a BC BROW.
PLEASANT Fl. BURROW.
Executors.
Dec. &c, 1850. 6w
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER and hy virtue Of 0 trlst
vi ed III de and executed by Richard
5 Showers to the undersigned US TRUSTEE,
lated 29thday of July, A.. 1859 To ,e-
cure tie pawn Ut f Ger am mi,SorN
notes mentioned in said deed; which
said ieel is duly recorded il Book J. Of
record Of D-el+, pa ses l84 Il 49,, wjl,
ON the Oh day Of MltthA D 1861, sci,
to the highest bidder, FIR cash, At tie
Cvmt!hou.e door ~ the town e Macon.
a portion Of The negro slaves meu o2ed
in said deed sufficient To ny the ii in.
s,alluient. due On the l>t Of Jandary last:
to wit. the SUN Of One Thousand dollars
and tue costs attending the same.
L, DISMUKES.
Feb 9th '6l. Trustee
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NEW FIRM.

II dersigncd having formed Il
co 'tnpr>hlp under the ffm.
" and Style Of TARRANT. Me.
LAND & co have hnngh, on,
tire stock and house OF NJ >>,s.
y, sadie: & Co, het,bv ncr,l,
olt lnat they viii keep cen
hand a general aSsortm,n, OF
81. GOODS.
S~TAPLE.GOODS,
~ WARE,
~CROCKERY,
7n' Shoes and
Farming Utensils
nectfully ask The customers
firm, our friends an Nr
1craHy to call they wsll do
to give satisfaction IN III.
lflct' and she quality OF
tend 10 keep constantly on
Cd nssnrtment Of STAPE
and The leading Articles IN
such as the wants of The pub.
me TINES demand.
nave commenced tho business
ne intention Of continuing il for
'er OF years; to enable us 10 d.
must sell our goods at a rpa.
.e profit, and tn those who will
Tor them. Give US n call. ,rv
o7l see il we will not do what is
'al, nd just.
Jas. B McLELLAND.
= NJ. SADLEn,
SAM'L A. TARRANT.
N %, 1861.
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MIsslssIPPr

ANN4eHNH "
ChanosEy side of Csrcait Court at
Rules, 1861.
ELIZABETH J. CaonwELL
W. Divorce.
NAPOLEON b. CROMWELL,
.HTP0N opening the complainant
q bill of complaint and il appear.
ing to the satiyf rCtiOn Il tho Cour!, on
conplainani's ah layit that the offend.
ant is not a resident Of the State Of Mis-.
sissippi, but resides beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary pruc ~ Of
this Court cannot be executed upon him,
Therefore it is ordered By the Court
that the said defendnut enter his Oh
reaTaaGe herein on or before the scoond
Monday after the fourth Monday Of
March, 1881. being the 8,h day Of
April 1861 md plead aoswer aad de.
mrr to cen plainHnyO bill, or the several
n legaii lis thereof will BE- taken for con
les ed as to hun,
Il is further ordered that a copy Of
Ibis order be Published in the Macon
Beacon, ; a newspaper Published in Va.
con, in said county, once II week for one
month.
Witness V. NJ. MLrphey, clerk of
the circuit court Of said county If Nox
ub1"' this 18Th day Of February. A. d.
1861. V. NJ. MUkpHEY.
Feb. 20, 1851. 5w CIerk.
Prs fee 80
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Or. HENDRTCK,
s't'c'ns Physician and Surgeon
MACON, MISS.

3FFIcE-6td door north Of the
'o 'isop bIock." Rysidcnce opoo.
~ J,thIgln's.
{ IA, 50 iv II
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
Proposals.
OFvIch OF CossIssaRT OF SUBHsTKScs,
No. 6 State-st., New York, Sept. ~. 1861. :

ORVch CossIssARY OF SUBUsTESCs,l
No. Safest, NewYorh, Sept. H. 1861.
A RMY SUPPLlES.-PrOposals will be- received
eth init; suppif Uhted stoes Army SUB
For delivery on The Ist Of October. 1861.
2ls7 barrels drst9uay Mess Pork full ssted, 200 D meat,
2s2So pounds stqusiIy mokod Bscon Sides, .p covers
piss e. 60 ntislt 'ierees Of about ponds zach
Of co-e to the oriskes slip packed as above
6a5 pounds rsquaity smoked Hams slip covers packed as
400 barrel. a,queiy full and regular Extra Mess Beef to
pound. Grstquaiy Of Pilot Bread be packed in
bo1e OF 50 pounds Of each box boxes to be sesoned
stuff bottom and Of single Pieces two pieces to be
tongued and rrooyed together.
ou,hel. prime qus', wbi,o BsanO Pea. or SOL. Peas
81 3l pounds prime Rio Coffee in clean brig sP Psrre
g $50 pounds prime ho Coffee roasted and souHt a essn
a7o pounds good quality Black Tea hat oOlous half
Souchong
5oo pounds refined lightly yeow Coffee suysr the best
quality clean dry raw sesa IN ordinary weloopere5 barrels
ounces 20 the pouad, ose-h,f6s and one hsfl2s
2SO bushels Of rood clean dry fine Salt in strong tight
wel.coopered barr.is % quHts 10 he bashel
5000 gallons good Moia.les sip, in barrels or half barre
1860 po1nd dr., quality Dried Apples 10 tgh. barrels
For delivery the sh Of October 1901 the same quantity
For delivery on the 18th Of October, ls6 the quantity
For delivery on Tho 22d October 1851 tho quantity
above.
when prsccsble Separate proposals. will be- required for eah
article which references he msds 10 Their proper
Piles Certificates Of inpecti viii be required for al the
G. ryins part seller their present quality
dion fhs result will aso BE- examined and passed upon bJ
Robert p Getty Inspector the part Of the United ates
TIE sellers nsme with date OF purchase, required each
package. Boxes be strapped With hight hickory straps
Al the will be carefully in-pec Ell before thsl delivery
and carefully compared with he retained samples Bidders msy
propose for the who any part .ee The
delivered Of al 70 the United states az
veuot and oIdoary points Of delivery In tho cities Of New
York or Brooklyn. Such portion Of the articles erc@p. meat
nav edui,e1 delivered public oTt house, No
Sats-st shall delivered without cost 70 the United
states Persons having tho precise variety Of stores above
described bn having Of nar kinds liberty 70
send Ia pop,ss which viii receive attention according TO
A. B. EATON,
MsioT and Com. Sno. u. y. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
Morton,s CeIebreted cold Pens.-Improvenept

MortOn's Celebrated Gold Pens.-lmprOvements
nsce in the msctey for manufacturing Gold Pens and Sc
the subscriber by Letters Patent have enabled him 20
the imperfect hitherto unavoidable h their
production aud bbg the within the reach Of all
1he writing public should know the following fscts; Constant
writing s1 months b done cheaper with Gold Pens than with
gse therefore II u economy 10 cold Pens TIE 5od Pen
Eans uhaused by years Of CONTINUED me- while the Stel
Pen evefeha gng bS eOronoD ard wear; therefore
prmity ting & obtaiued only by the Of the Gold
Pen The 0old Pen Is always ready end reliable while the
S. Pen be often condemned and enc selected
time Gold cspsbo Of receiving sny degree Of elasticity,
tha the Cola Pen eIoey adapted the hand Of the wrer
e Of the ban and not injured IL
kroWn to be the ease by the Of Steel Pens He l. sell
E Gold Pens ut poes ys ing om 70 cent? 20 according
the average every Of which vii far ouilsst
uos. the be steel Pens Sold by al dealers IN the ine
foughout n ccunty Wholesale aid retail a. the store No
= ksidelas where oil orders iuelosng cash stamps
will receive prompt seuon Spds Fer Peus ooespondrgu
value sod selected secoTdDs to defcpon will Immediately be
by nail or otherwise. o. directed. Address
A. MORTON, No 25 MaidenIane EewYoik