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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
AmmnIlElcerIlerlI

II r. CH 2ENEsS. ESQ of Des5io, IS esndi-
~ eafe Tor tts once OF Dsfrict Aft1Fnev in the
Js il- con posed Of the counties Of II psh Marshall
Eisye o., Panols and DeSo3o, His sbsence il th
amy vii prevsnt sny psrs5na iatercozrse with III
vrterz o. TIE . sss1ct
Having however. ii g5argod the duties o. ths Office
70 nesriy ytsr bg tl.gial appointment (Eithoni
aly "a srg hs tases h's hosrty q referring q tbs
rae1e1s Of ths bar throukl ui the district i-f0r
lasion g. 90 hlu tl0se duties were Performed, and
to ais genef1 'al heators ard Gtress f'r III Ofnee
faae pa5lisnzd IN tae District capy I'll election.
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Adminisf-aEcy5s TTotice.

NETHEREAd lstta-s Of sdllili-tiati ths estate
w II Green wood deceased. were tr1uteS 70 the
a1dersi- ed Monday ta= l.st day g tie August
term A. D. Sc. or the PR bae co1-t of Hal abuEha
ro1rtF slsie 1l.ssissipp t being the ith cay cf
said noafh shs nuf.cs j. the efae henby Give1 re-
uztrr al pers0ns hsviag esus asa1st lbe esiate Of
sad TO exhibt he sse AID base them rec Is
81 10 tls usrnsr snd HvfAia the time prsserDsd b.
- o. . - " d bs fo-eF er barred
sREE SA WOOD.
--sar --.s-- ad @ frizi retrir.
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Adm;nistrator,s Notioe.

rrrrrIl,.e ltte-s - rfl1il. n tFlsn On he esfs'e
vi ~ + irnund b. Perkins, deeeaFs7 we're 81 a. lse
N ts un5ersignes noudey the nret dey q tls -
ss-n 4 D 1852 e De PIo5ats court 81 re e9ln.y
- vi 5t--.l.s sac of MississrYi il being tbs IN
" - ssfi non H. fhis notice IS theref7rs HEREBY sFsL
rsetfrr 8 psTsons hssfaE claims egsinst ne e.ss
- ..l4 i.-ass t1 exhIoi; q fsme and have insa
Ia tie rnsnne- Hnd within the fisle pfesefinea
y JOHN z. SMITH,
-1.l-.tr AGministratcr
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q dn7iris+ratcY5s Notice

FETEERsAz, l-t e-s # admin s.rz'i1n ths estste
~ cs Ezt 81 s'h dscessei were granted 10 the M
Ce-s Elei "a fo isy- tie 6Tt cay Of he Ju'y tsrm,
:. r. - ~ flc Fiob1te e.u-t oi Ysabushs Uounty,
Efste o ss Isl lF, ID bsigg ts lh cay ~ said uoEfh
ths rarcs b. .-erlf1-c hereby given rea- es-F e
sen. faraF azs Egalls hs tste - Fsi decreased,
a. e1 li5f tbe sa-e and have th= reEi-terez 10 tbs
nsn-cT aud i-hlr time prescribed by law, or they
- Re forever barrsd. JOHN + SMITH,
.--.r--- 80 alrrsrisrrntar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

~ F7FsyA as letters Of sdraDisga ion th- esia+e
RI cf T. e. aE-CeiH, dessssei were gran,-d % -ls
radersi1ae4 q he ApriI term A D.. 1882 oi the Pro
hste coart cf Lafsyets canEty Srzfe ot MIS- stiep
iis notice = rher fore hereby gwen Tequsitng 81 Per
s5rs hsTiua aims zgiEsr he esfEte q sad deceased,
70 crhibt lie same ana haVs Thes fessterea IN Inc
manner and ifhn the ti-e pTescrbed by isv- or they
81 s. f,rav4r barred u. s. ECCATN,
--ls 1a--e-va Armin srator
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snwTyTgTRsT0R'S NOTICE,

FET0 all psrsoas hEvi1g CLAIMS against ne ssia,s ~
4 "a hsvinr ben g,antsd 10 tas IN ieragn By tae
ssls e~rr- Of - rsr e1unfy Alssiss ppt, a. ths
- -, a d 1862 notice i hsreby given te all
5,-. fsv NJ eiaiar. agsiDst sssd ats % present
- as ard ave then regstsred ia he N snr er snd
-hr the tire prrEoasd b y law of teeg VII Ds i'r
ever barred aod al , ans Indebted - sad efise are
Ne-s'y jobs 4. SHANNON,
HrfninistFatrT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

A PRESENT TO GENERAL MARsHALL.-Th
Ksntuckians in Southwestern Virginia, belong
ing to General Marshal's command, presented
that gallant officer on Friday last at Abingdon
with a superb charger, as q testimonial Of their
affection for him as a man and their pride and
admiration for him as an officer. Each claimed
the privilege Of giving his mite in mounting in
a proper manner bis fsvorite general and
though attended with great expense and trouble,
nothing short OF a Kentucky thorough bred was
thought worthy to carry him whom they all
loved and revereneed as a father and friend,
and true patriot here The horse was richly
caparisoned, and ths prediction and hope of the
kentucky boys il That the distinguished rider
win soon, the Yankee invaders being driven
from his beloved State, water him on the banks
os the LgaeA6pyg RsPGblieaa, 27th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
Caase CT the Indian rroubIes

From the La Crosse (WiscOntin) Democrat
The excitement in Northern Minnesota over
the horrible Indian atrocities Is becoming more
intense each hour At least one thousand
whites have been already killed Men have been
t0TtuTed-women rsvished and then minced to
pieces-children had their brains dashed out
houses, barns, outbuildings, wheat in stacks
aud yet uncut, have been burned The Sioux
Indians are noted for their blcod-thirsty dsposi-
tion, and have gathered on the Yellow Medicine
to the number of hge thousand warriors. Ihe
trouble is indeed most serious
The blame Of this rests on the government
or its agents, who, on 6 salary of $500 q year,
in four years manage TO sacs from fifty 70 one
hundred thOussd dollars Ia some instances
they pay an Indian five dolars-ths ignorant
red skin signs by making his X mark receipt
for fifty. Goods are sold to them at thousand
per cent profit, and provisions at the shortest
kind Of weight. The last swindle on them was
when gold was premium, the attempt to pay
them $7l 900 annuity money in paper They
would not receive It, Heretofore, nothing but
gold and silver had been paid them. To ex-
change this paper for gold took soma time
Meanwhile, they were suffering for provisions
Their is no excuse for their murdsriue IN cold
blood innocent ones. Had they cut the throals
Of the dishonest agents, and hung their bodies
on the corner Of soma clubhouse. the people
would have said AMEN. The gold they were to
receive did not reach Them The day it was prom
ised, and their work Of vengeance began at once.
Where the end viii be, God only knows The
days OF theTeVoiutiOH never saw such butehery;
even Wyoming massacre sinks into insigniii-
eance, when compared to the Minnesota mas
sacre Of 1852. Unless they are exterminEted at
once, there viii not be a town or city left in all
this section. This they swear Here is new
and startling danger-it must be promptly met.
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-EnWTyISTg8T0gsS N0TI.E,

1 OF the lsts H. :. Fellsws, ct ins Jsn1sry term Of
10 Prohsts to1r. MaTshat co1ntg, Aissi spp', re
- ffav request al p--sons in5sbed 20 The sad
te o. call p70upIy E8e, At ny rrsidenee in shelby
ceuutr Tenn twelve miies ON Memphis. on ihs p
- stocs- road s-d eIs Ftoie having eisins
IFst 81 ,.t. ll r s5st The u duIy autheHt Gated
- ssr,lss.srf W =. KYLE.
--e-sss-k-a ffmtnisfra.or
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ADMINISTRATIONS E0TICF,

II ErrEP ~ addin7 'r..ion upOu the estate Of John
b Crshnan iati of Lafa7site otuty Mis- ppL
ee1ssd tsvrs Dee p gran ed the urdess med 1t she
arrr term lse2 q the Prrba'e ourt OF said eoun
al BarEons hspng c inns sE7l lst tie ate u SAID de-
= s5 sre hereby o.fe TO exhibit the same and have
fssa regis cred the and Withia The time pre-
scri3sd by law or The Same win be foreser barred
= c. SMITHER
0rHi-f Niss July 81. 1851 Admaistrst3r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

svr h the ,lsl cf this couny 3 hESRO NAN,
< ~, - ~ usuis is ~ and that he belongs 10
ni-k Prycr vho lives 1sea ini G, ON On tiel., - =
,ut Owe feet tn inches "a highL TINS y 10 10
rirv fils owner where he cen be flnad
s II u Jones Shend and Jairr.
81 7---y~ Pauoia county. Miss
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AISgELLANR0Iss-
} kE EETUCKEANS AND
TENNESGEEANS

crssss Ei csuafusrd Of Ken fueky Hang Is 70 bat
falon or IeElment VIII receive recruits siugiv. in
% acA fr IN cc rpauies. M Joha ,biGson az Holly
sFriogs zn1 Jamez RiehsTo ssr a. seussobia are an
iiorizl tc reCiVs Iecluits and forward th II 70 my
eo-araa1d- Toe cptrat.ons Of ths commend are con
alt ior the preEeu fest Tennessee and Eeu-ucky.
w. " FAUEENER
srsi-ilfR Cant x F-ae-sralv Hsnv-rq
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

i -. ,srs - asre DICK, and Gays he belongs %
T. J. Ayrs q attaia e'ua'y sl,s.ss.FP s ,s
49, --i.-'- - an fs found. :. il. JONES,
"''Aei Sheriff and Jsto-
e,,., PsooIa couote. Missi b ppL
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Fer District attorney Of the seventh
TuHfefef district

TTHHE ffands OF Col CALVIN MILLER Of Panola
II couury. aisssssppi suneuase DE nsms ss a esud-
Ga g. -hs susuipg Oet5ber election Tor pztrsf Ator
y, composed of Ite counties Of DeSof7, anols La
fafette. rs-slaIl ALL Hip1sh
500 hiier o7 ui 1T 90 tie citizens Of tins
u s-r gt to nssd ec1re idatiou As extensive prse
lice ~ he b1r BIS il1E e1ueelce Liza acknowledge
e. Ltv an tGesss energy sufhc guarantee 20
a1s7-iarTt.e-s M8NY VOTERS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

r,.,-- - -. ss,i Of sHis eourtv an old NEGRO
4 erss- vvhoeaiis his naule DICK, and rays he be-
- - r 49, Fls,ftf yrho sives near Benton n g.
T;fei seems b. about my nfe ears - sse' ADs
o,guer c,r. e ID hia a. tEis p.see
d ID JONES, sherf and Jsilor.
.a 7.-q,- Paaoa conntY, Misc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

ESS The cargo sale hare yesterday did not
last long. Everything went off like fash, at
pricos-well we need say nothing about the
prices, but what people are to do for something to
wear at the rates now prevailing is more than
we know We will soon Sll be literally in Mis-
Flora McFlimsey's case, with nothing TO wear
And when auction cost is added to retsiler's
profit, there is no knowing anything about the
point to which goods may not JYiipsington
Journal, .zng. 3Jta
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q AUEsATlIIEEIIEE

TETAEFED 4 SUBSTITUTE 20 serve ia the pises
~ If q m-ub5r of Van Dorn's srmy 20 whom Eb-
eral wages wl be gwen. For fart5er infJrma7o ap
fly g. or "a rress ID. W. J.
sraa 14taase nvford tfi-z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
Fer Judge Of the seventh Judicial
District

ENHE rienss o. az j.r z " UPS aAW Of Va -s5an
Il caruty- y sis ip5 anr2srcs his name q eandj.
Late for udle at the ee7enth Judicial DIS Tict of =
ss irp c1znrossd % The coUnEes Of DeSoto, Ps1ois
'a.stts. Nasal s1d TipFah.
lisor pshsT's gsnerai heaf> is iupai.ed his eyes
heHlule diss.s Iro- eE-Cs1ra iu camp 20 such
a1 extent % c1ups h1a, II lie cp-ion Of med os
men 70 retire fro u ila ARMY Short time. Many Of
friiorc-i -izsas thnk ga 81 this Cr-sis euirelilT
suited for 7dical station, aud Iamand HIN 10 The
Fulers Of the District.
sus2iswtd MANY CITIZENS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
District ATTORNEY,

. " = sra zafharzed snaeraes thst Colonel y. n
~ HEAN TIsET VIII be 6 csndiists Tor the ONCE Of
Dst1,es Attorney in ths Tenth Mississippi District 81
IT, -..rirr alan-irn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
The speech for " hIeh Geo. Francis Train
was arresLea.

The following IS q passage from the speeoh Of
George Francis Train before the Brotherhood Of
ST. Patrick in London, for which be was srrsst-
ed when on the point of embarking for the Uni
ted States:
Look at AmeTica-our army IS yours Union
is as essential to you as to u.s. Ireland forever
Three cheers for the land Of the brave Tbs
spirit Of Ireland IS again alive You cannot
crush it. Nine times England's oonfscation
ediets have thundered upon her people. seen
centuries Of continued Injustice, outrage. r,1r-
der yet Ireland lives again in the $50 600 Irish
soldiers in the American army. loud cheers
The 69Eh still cheer for Corcorsn. the Chicayo
Montgomery Guagds stiI cheer for Illinois aT,Y
the West as they fought at Lexington Sbisl9s
was backed by Irish at Winchester and the
Idsh brigade at Fair Oaks stopped the rebels F.,
their advance. The Massachusetts 9Th and tbe
Pennsylvania Goth were Irish regiments. I.ouf
cheers All hail, then, Irishmen, az Won live
your lives over again in the army Of the Consti-
tuition. Loud cheers. Our army is your
army. Let Catholic ana Protestant combine for
Union. We do not inquire, when the Irishman
volunteers whether he be Protestant OF Catho-
lie. Cheers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

RELEASE OF CAMP DOUGLAS PRISONERS.
Tue releasing of prisoners of war at Camp
Douglas hes at length commenced. None, how
ever, but those from Tennessee arc at present
released Gov Campbell, whose arrival here
was noticed day Or two since, has effected
their exchange, aud tits understood they will all
be ssnt forward to their old residences, the only
condition being the taking of the osta Of ale
glance. twenty-five were passed out through
the gate Of Camp Douglas yesterday, and ap-
peared very glad at the thought of having seen
the end Of their long confinement. About three
hundred more have taken the cath and are ex-
pected to be liberated to-day. One of the mon
who took The oath Of allegiance yesterday sd3ed
the farewell: Good bye, rebels, / am blue
bellied Yankee now" Hs presented a curious
figure. His unwhisperables, as Punek once fa-
cetiously named certain neither garment were
made Of three-ply carpet And as fox his coat
OF rather its apology it was worse than the one
Of many colors worn by Joseph. 1t was uly
thing of shreds and patches, and the only
wonder about it is how he manages to dress aud
undress. lis toilette must be elaborate and pic
turesque, i not tasty or Complete Csicago
Times, august 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

~ CUl Rodney Mason, Of the 7lst Ohio,
late Federal commander st Clarksville, has been
cashieTed BY his gogernment for repeated acis
Of cowaraice in the face Of the enemy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
For proIpafe ,TueIgF.

81 SiGEs sEE as q c8ad-dat- for she odice ee Pro
tsie l1lGt. Of Hoes co1uiy Mississippi q rbe en,u
!. elsctlrs il Uct-ber nexL fsuzl Ste
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

THE PRIsoNERs.-The rebel prisoners were
on boats st our landing all day yesterday and
attracted many visitors to the bluff They kept
their eoursge up by buTahing for J,f Davis
a lady who has brother in tho Southern army.
produced southern flag, for which she was
sent beyond the hnes as she seemed to expect
would be tho case. We are of those who would
look With leniency upon the sympathy mani
Tested for any prisoners, and particularly by tie
people OF Memphis, who SO hountiluiy saoplie5
ali the wants Of CeneTsl Pfentiss and his com
mand while in a similar condition psssing
through our city. Champagne, cigars and sI
sorts Of ediolts were freely dispensed % ibsm.
and the poor fellows realizsd that they were in 3
land Where tne Oh bigations Of chris isy were
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
Unlls. I'D u u fanIas -.

Unite, and by tbs famine graves
By your sires sacred dust.
You snail not. viii not, long be slaves
You'll break your chains accursed.
The tyrsnt saxon shall quake
Al banded millions might;
The ti1e Is nigh srouse awake
For Eeland's SAKE unite.
England's downfall commences ,vbsp ANA
lea closes up the ranks, and peace ceme1ts
Union and perpstuates republics and ppivsrssI
suilrage-Hhen rank is but the guinea stsm1
and man is man for sll thsf These eriss
must shortly come into fashion Canada for f6s
Canadians Austrslia for the Australians and
Ireland for Irishmen. Loud cheers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

= dispatch nom Washington to New
York dated august 3oth says: 1T is not true,
as stated that Mcclellan has been appointed to
command the Federal forces. Haneck is com
mandeT-in-chisf, Mcclellan, Pope. Burnside and
qtaeIs command respective divisions
The national Republican., 1862-09-16
IH7IrTGR nnilAE9 EmERT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and BaltimOr,
n RAIh1 O AID.


On and snsr MoNDAY, NOV. Is, 1881,
PASSENGER TRAlwT LEAVE PHILADEL
PUik.
Eor Baltimore, at $40 - m, Sis g. m Il 30 q III,
Fer Chester, At s.1s =. m, II. .aS .. H. 10 ard 10
N.
" for X New | cssti., @ Al t SIS .. N. and s.as I'm
For Dover, at sis q. m and 81 p. m.
For Milford, at SIS O. m.
For sallsbury, st s 10 . N.
TRAINS FOR PHILApELPEIA
Leave Baltimore at $50 a N lExrresj lot ,
leave i ..mlngton at ESQ and ilsa / m, tls
SIS, aud c.t0 p. m.
Leave sall6gry ha@p.m.
Leave Milford At ASS p M,
Leave New Castie at il = m. and sio m
Leave Chester at $40 q. IN, 1s 10, 4.bo, aud oS,
Pm.
stations at 10 and 2. m; tor Dover and interme
Date stations, at LOS D. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester AZ s.Ib l. M, IL 05 and ll4op 2 NJ
Leave Wilmington at iSo a. m, s.2S IN, r. Cd
FRETGHT TEAM, with Passenger Car attached
Leave Philadelphia, for rerryvi!ls and interue
tate places, at b10 y. m.
!.,a wilmington, Tor ferryyillc and interncdi
Leave Baltimore, for Hav.s DC .Grsoe Sad IL ;-;
mediate stations, at 0 q. m.
On SUNDAYS ONLY:
~ 3s,s m. aud 1850 y. m from Phisdslphis &c
Yaltmore
at iron Baltimore to Philadelphia.
The s 30 3. IN. Tain from Phiiaieiphla to Is lt
.nSrn will ruu dsily ROn1d 'e.sisei
Ian ST Presidc-s
The national Republican., 1862-09-16
RAILROADS, ETO.
pASSEFG Err TR n lFS
From WashinstOn.

Passenger Trsins between W..hinstos, BaiHmors,
and tht West, will bs run ~ follows:
8 Daily Trains between Warrington and Bait.
Daily Trains between washington and the West
On Sundays, Two Trains 10 Baltimore, and One
Passengers for the wes, making Close connections
at Washington junction, (Relayl with the Baltl.
more and Ohio Railroad for eli points vest st lower
sS Tos &. f LAT Hsnf HsD 5' NEW YORK
hisSi For w.ssinstss Il r. ,o
foR e "a AL p ri1oiNrs WEST, and station. along
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, leave Washington
at 7.o . m and s p m, and on Sundays At p. m. /
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
n; Baltimore albp. N Arrive st Washington $50
Leave New York st p m, Phil.delphi. 1850 p
Leav. New York a, Il p m: Phil.delphi. $40 a
m Baltimore 7.io .. m, Arrive At WahiRgtop
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore al
10 = N. and s,e 2; m lor Washington; arrive there
On Sunday D ., $ and 1903. N. only from Bsla
more. No Annapolis connections on Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington.
Passengers leaving washiustou at 40 = IN
and SEQ y. m, make connections at Washington
Junction tR.lay) with trains on Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD, tOf al pOinh W eSt OF the Onlo klver and
ior oil points al bg the llns Of Baltimore aud Ohio
Read, In Maryland and Virginia
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
ington daily, except Sundays, At s4b g. n and a.4o
p. N.
Passenger Trains leaving W Arlington at 600 a. m
II .. m. and 8 ? m, and Baltimore ct 40 and 1io
Washil2ta Jvs9i0~s
way Passengers mus: take the Accommodation 7SaiW
nniy
WI SMITH,
my9S Master Of Transportation, Bait
The national Republican., 1862-09-16
DtOPOSALS FOR OATS.
QuAnrERMAsrER,s DEror,

QuARrsRMAsrER's Drror,
SEALED pRof osnIs Viii s. HSs 1sassived M .S' iSa
ofn e until tuesday,, the 18th day Of September,
At " O'CLOCK, m :, for furnishing the GoysInm. l
Oats to be Of q good merchantable quality, put up
In bags of about two bushels each. .
o. vii ns ss Tscsiyed y ss,y ryhHs tsi
Delivery to be made ia the city Of Alsxandris,
pot ouartsrms.tsr may direct, Within lloi twenty
days from the date Of the CONTRACT or suoh longer
period Us may be agreed upon.
PROfOSALS.
The full name and post onee address Of the bidder
must appear In the proposal.
Proposals will be for 90 0ool one hundred thou.
sard bushe,s, and If bid 10 made In the name .;
arrn the names Of sl the parties must appear or the
bid will be considered ~ the individual prolooal o
the partner signing IT,
Pfopoeas from diloyn pdrtis pill not BE- onsiderei,
and an olh Of allegiance must accompany eash propas
Proposals must be addressed to Capt: 6. B. Fxaeu
Airxaodi Ia, Va, and must be plainly marked "Pro'
posals for Oats"
GUARANTEE.
The ability Of The bidder to fl the contract, should
1t be awarded to him, must be GUARANTEED Sy two
res ,onsble PERSONS, whose signatures must be np
pended to the guarantee.
The re.ponsibili,y Of the slarantors must be shown
district court, or OF the Uited States district at'or
ney,.. >, ,, T.. - ,.,,, ,,. hi.
nsuuotb must oe PieSsht " Pebsoh Nheu tho o'''
are opened, or their proposals will not be sonsd
Bonds In the sum Of five thousand dollars, signei
by the coptrscor and both OF hts Euaran,ors, will
be required Of the succesfut bidder upon signing the
contract. -
A. the poud must accompany the contract, it will
be enecessly ior biiders 10 have their bondsmen with
them, or TO have bonds tisged In snt cipation and
| Ieady to be produced WAC. the contract 10 eignra
Bank. for utpds Can be procured upm application
b, Ing made At this Ciloe, either personally, BY let
| ter, 0r BY telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEES.
We. Of the county Of - anl ntae Of,
| ard -, Of the county Of -, and State OF - 90
| h, reby guarantee that -s able 10 fulfil . con
tract In accordance with the terms OF his propositto
and that shoui hts propo i,ion be accepted he will
| with.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-.
psred to become his ssureties
| (ro thi. guaran:ee must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned.
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, NC.
All Oats contracted for under this advertisement
will be gidly inspeo,ed, sud such do not prov.
Of good, sound nerchant,pi1 quality, will be re-
| jtettd
Payment to be made from time to me, as the
forage Is delivered or 80 soop thereafter as the De-
pot Quartermaster thsll be IN funds.
| Any Informality 10 the bid, or non confo'msnce
with The terms Of this will enhure the
ri ction OF The proposal
| Delivery to be made at such wharf, at the city OF
| Alexandria 81 ths Depot Quarterm@ter may direct
Tie Depot Qlar'ermastel reserves TO himself the
right TO reject uby oil lids that he may deem too
"e"' VI ''' ''"'' '' =. i FERGUSON,
| Captain, A Y. NJ, U. y. Army,
aug 2e-d and Depot Quarternasier.
The national Republican., 1862-09-16
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STkTE, BAY sTiTE, ssd STATE OF A1{Nk,
70 ths naylsaton q Long Island Sound roaming n
railroad, distance Of . m,lee only 70 boston.
IS: :,.s..: ~ FsRR Fs s sT1tE. Capt S f s.ssio..
Mondays, Wsdnesdays, and Fidays, stt o'olock, r.
NJ ss1ShiSs = MM;NRSss ssSh
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays, at 4 O'Clock,
NJ. touohing OF Newport esch way.
These steamers ars fitted with commodus state:
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of who are Afforded BY this route
nights rect on board and, arrival At Fall river
proceed per steamboat train reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board IN
I'll starting Of the accommodation Ut A. NJ, ey
which they may reach Boston about e46 A. N.
baggage master "a attached TO each steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and sooompsnie,
the same 10 Its destination.
A steamer runs, In connection with this Lrc, be
tween Fall river and Pfovidenoe, daily, except Saa
freight TO Boston Is forwarded through with srsa,
dispatch BY an Express Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at ~
ooloct for Bcetou and New Bedford, arriving ati6
destination st about II A. M.
For freight or passage, apply ON board, or atth
othoe on Pier No. ., North river For state room
md berth apply on 0''d or desired to
WM. BORDEN, Agent,
aus I7-u 70 and II West street N. Y.