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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-27

Vtnum Rmbuei.-We have been shown specimens
OF sacramental or pure juice Wne prepored by ALFRED
sPEEh OF Passaie, j. out of the Portuguese Sambucus
valuable fruit which he cuvates in this country In taste
II assimiiaes to port without its heating quaitie. being
absolutely free nom spirits further than the
Affords Preere ee is given 10 IL all the other wines
IN New ork and other hospitals tonic gentle stmuen
eiuTec aud odorhe Mr Speer has been nine years
years Old DR. Chiffon the chemist certhes its purity and
medicinal properties and other eminent physicians
OF pure port wine for invads and this is paata6e su6st
TUE or the pure article possessing many of the qualities of
old port being IN act considered superiorN T. Tribune
GEO WILLARD. has obtained over four years
Old direct from the ynyard and will furnish and
testimonials as to the virtues of the Sambuc
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-27

Medina, March !, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
. Office OF FORM ALTON OF LIN
IN ~ fTED pAnFT RuHN1t "a

This may certify thAt Hsmbdsn Haei, residSpt OF
We city 0f keokuK Lse ceunsy, Iowa, and Gesrae r..
Lana, Fssidont Of tha city Of Troy, 6tste of Now
YORK have associated themselves In Almsed msseaD-
- q the kevssd Cads d fsxa, Tor -
os ths Hardware Bnsnssa In saAdciIy Of Eeckux M
Der the name and styls OF Hanhden Huel, and con Z
0nAe Tor thu space Of two yeafs cOmmencinS ON the
~ day 81 Apfii 1857, and Terminating an the Isl day
OF April, 1854 .fYA8AT =
Aia tAAaahfGH buea 40 The Gaa1ral AEsAer, aid
- tAaA George Lans 10 the special partner, and
hss eoutsibutsd the Of Six Thousand DoIlars in
acsuAl Cash pas mrnts capital the common stock
Of said Partnership. HANBDEN nUEL
sprI-d6w 44f sGEOKGET. LANE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

~ The letter of DR.. AcGugin in this
paper viii attract attention, furnishing q
strong contrast with the views of our CO.
temporary and its rebel sympashizers in
this community, who do not seem to have
the Doctors wholesome adherence Of the
Infamous crimes of treason and rebellion
but on the contrary are visiting al their
indignation upon the heads of the loyal
men of the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

y - - - - o0Yss34s
The fsppri1E Tvee received 4 tbs Navy
Departments tsdAy :..:.
4 s. ! - -egstu r Y Ppsz sSsyy1tlsi c.,
! have jnst time ilia AaQifing before
the departure Of the 6ns9nehannah, 10
inform the Department Of the arrival here
Of the rebel steamer IsabslL Ellen War
ley, in charge of Lieut.. Wilson and :
prize crew. she having been captured BY
the ST. Jago de Cuba, commander Ridg-
lay, one hundred miles north Of Abbaco.
She il desply loaded with Enfield rifles,
and has, it is supposed, rihsd cannon in
her ions-hold, which hss not IA been ex-
aminsd. Lieut., Gibson says that the St.
Jsgo de Cuba discovered and chased the
Naskyilles but the IA,ier ras much too
awiff for her. The NasLTille Aiso had
arms on board for the rebels, intending
10 run the blockade if possible.
i Very respectfully,
Your ob'd't servant, q
Il ~ 8. F.DUPONT,
Flag Officer Commanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
WANTED TO RENT,

Near tha bnsinessv part of town. Good House with
nine or ten rooms, for which twi pay good pri,
and the rent when wanted. None need apply unlesa
Mo- waat prompt tenant and peTmanent one Poe
setehn Any tins III the next aixty days Will 10.
ply q our store. CHAS. r. BTRGk,
nAr3l-d OF KELLOGG i Birre
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

aN5SlAs Hsi,ss-s.


===ssssz= =W Washington, May &.
HousE Mr.. stevens, from s1he Com
mites on Waysand Aeans, reported a
|hAmakiDg appropriations for the sup
port Of the army for the year ending with
June, 1898. The House then took up
and briefly iscussed the bill granting PEN
sions. e - =. -
Mr.. Goodwin said the bill had been
carefully prepared and was unapimossly
reported from the Committee on Invalid
Pensions after bsing submitted to the
Commissioner Of Peasipns for nj persons,
whether regular Or voluntarily, engaged
ip tho military and naval service, who
have been disabled or wounded since the
4th Of Masch, 1851, and hereafter while
IN ths s1fvice of the Unissa seatea and id
line of duty, and the further consideration
d the sdbjsct vas then postponed until
Tuesday next. @ ''
Mr.. Odell presented memorial from
Committee Of Commerce in favor of tax
upon all sales Of merchandise by which it
Is estimated that si15,OO0, 900 can be
aDnrs'iy collected.
House went into confederation OF private
bilh.
Messrs. Morrill,, Of Vermont, and Bid
die, and Voorhees,, the first named having
rose to personal explanation, made re-
marks exculpating Gen. Smith from the
charge Of drunkenness
Washbums also defsudsd Gen. Grant
from simihr charges. -
Mr.. Richardson thought all these things
ought to be left 10 the military authority;
lii the riot act was read sdispersing Con-
gress the army would get along much bet
ter I
Mr.. Fisher vindicated Delaware from
remarks of Senator Salisbury.
At the conclusion u Nr. Fishes re-.
marks the Houss adjourned till Monday.
SENATE Mr.. Wilson, Of Mass., from
the Military COMMITTEES. reported back
the bill 70 facilitate the discharge Of Of
fcers and enlisted men for physical dis
abilities. ss.s 80 81 -s 49, .f
Mr.. Hale offered resolution that the
Naval COMMITTEES inquire into the expsdi.
enry Of providing FOR appointments to
the naval corps the same as 20 the naval
&C ademy; adopted.
lr. Sumner gave notice that he should
introduce bill to abolish coasA wise traf-
ic in slaves and to prevent the transpor-
tation OF slaves through the United States
On motion Of Mr.. Wade the homestead
bill was taken up An amendment was
adopted excluding from the benefits It
the bill any person who has borns arms
against the United States, or who has
given aid and comfort to the enemy. On
motion Of Mr.. Pomeroy the bill Was post
poned until Moniay.
The vie-President pro tenn. presented
. message from the President in regard
to the arrest OF Gen. Stone which has al
ready been reported. The President says
he win be allowed trial without unneces-
sary delay, charges and specifications furp-
ished him, and every facility for defense
afforded him BY the War Department.
The eonfscstion bill was taken up nd
discussed ly Messrs Doolittle, Cowan,
and Wade.
Adjourned till Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

~ The recesh Missourians say that
Claectt's paper is as good an ora1n
- they want, and The Union men Of Mis-
souri, say thst it gives the secesh moro
aid and comfort than any paper publish
ed in their own State dare.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

4suBsrDED Most Of the sympathizers
have subsided in our cityand declare that
they are good Union men. Nothing
Ike agitation to dsvelopc loyalty
Even BENEFITS Herald suceumbed at the
opening Of the war, when public indig.
nation was aroused against il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

Rhr. Bridges arrived on the packet
Saturday night from Pittsburg Landing,
bringingwith him the Regimental Flag Of
the 18th Iowa,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

SrCiagett says he did not contribute
to buy the rebel surgeon suit Of clo,hes,
but, would have done so had he been
called on. lie justifes those who did,
and at the same time says that there are
no sympathizers IN Keokuk.
Tfse loyal men can judge Of thas ma.
ter for themselves just from this one in
cident
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
COMMERCIAL.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
TI4E GAFKrf;IF.Y,


SEX rHE "X."-We, win hereafter
mark 40 X.on papers TO indicate that the
time Of subscription Is nearly or quite o..
pred; and when subscribers wish 10 con-
tinue they will remit immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

|. SEWING MAcHINE.-A first rate sew
ing machine for coarse work win be .sold
Ct bargain. 1t is strong, works easy,
and never gets ont Of repair. Enquire at
this Office. I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

BJ The river was rising on Saturday
q the rate Of two inches in twenty-four
honre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

4EThe weather for the past few days
has been dry and cool.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

The Memphis Argus q. the 10th, has
the following dispatches: :.
Cprintb, April g.
B4auregard i moving large bodies Of
troops Southwark. some Sc By rail, 9TH
- On foot, few have gons West. Il ID
generally und4rstood - 10 eyaouatink,
though II declines ansxsfina questions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
vsrie.s Reports iron, She sssss.
Washington, May 5

Washington. May 8.
According to reliable information from
Richmond the planters have determined
to release no tobacco this season, and the
military had received tho stock on hand
70 prevent it, falling into the hands OF
the Federai army.
The following Was received By the Seq
Rotary 81 War this morning: Tn. Rich
mond szaninsr-of May lss contains the
annexed news items
Savannah, Nay 4.
A dispatch from Corinth correspond-
emit in the rebel army; 'dated 20th April,
says the enemy have bsen reinforced, and
n advancing. There is heavy skirmish-
ing daily. Quite an affair occurred to-day
this side II Hoatsrey.
Mobile, Nay 1.
.A spsciki dispatch to the Mobile Ad-
vertiser, from Corinth, 18th ult., says
that Col. Scott, Of the Lsuisiana nvalsy,
With twe companies, had driven on reg.
iment Of Federals from Tuscumbia, killing
sevArl ard taking forty prisoners. Tho
enemy burnt their stores, and wsps pur-
sued By the Coufedcrates. Tho result is
unknown. I. ].
g. Inc .elegrapn operator from Inc bay o
%. LOUIS nav ElegIapIeo .ne MoD'le o.
nce 49, '1e stores = Ne~ olleans we're
vh;ch IaIs sh,o.n ma ,hs .trss,. .r3
river The CIT. -. ~ he hsss e.
m.ilv u -,s,,d ga - ~ oS.h i. M,
Tia ;;ma -. ar,endaa Sam. = -. ~. a.
em... -es.aI. - ~ rnna :. - : ~ ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
1 livery STABLE,

RlYsf ~. Bet. mails ana JoAnoon.
MO1880, DU00I11 and CARRIAGES efthe hsea
class always rsady for hire kgA
Horses boarded By the day week ,atprices to salt
the times. &
/ TrAAslent MISREPRESENTATION.
Orders for The Omnibus to and from the Rail.
roads and steamboats left at the stable tho Dsming
Heaas, NIL Attendedto.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

foR COMPANY "CV-Lee Roy w.
Seaton. Of Company G, 3D. Iowa Cavalry,
will leave here on "Wednesday. morn
ing next to join his company. Persons
wishing to send letters, will leave them al
the Office Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy 4. r., on cd It,, between Main
and johnson streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

"A
VI. d. l.. Mc6ugtn requests mets eive solcs 10 oil
who kno~ heaseisss lndsbtsd 10 him by Nose Or As-
en MT thAsf fhFy vtsA " save ca tAsy eoai
estte. That persons - whsm ~ 10 bed viii MOI
YAtt and ht& nbly Tesosree - eutsce What h dus
hiA. He bspss his TRENDS siu answer pscup4Iy 4
his vAats. - be has ebdcsvofed serve lhem faitA
fully III Dss past ard sAiy asks ssir h
return. @H II
osvruE--BuYkss Corner, corner Main and ID stsssAs
r. II. HUAEs Agent.
Keokuk, April 17-dtf 81a5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
Especial to Post.l h
W ashinrton. Nav 3

sa Washington, Nay 3.
i Secretaries Chass and Seward went
down to Fortress Monroe last night.
g Measaves are ia contemplation for the
better defense Of oursnorthera frontier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
Regulations 81 TrnnsP0rsasts n and
Travel.

From and AFTER Saturday, Jsa 18th, No railroadoar
stage coach, or vehicle running west or wsstvArdly
from the Misssstppi river Orinto North Missouri will
bspsrmttsd 70 saEry frsisAt paspsngersfson Kso.
hi without tAe stsst e4apliAnce with NJ rssuls-
tions u the Tsessau Department ~ wsshlnstos,
slieA rsasirs thss ssAlI sights. u
sxsss sseA NAY - saaer military srders, shall b.
ssvsss1 ~ Castee hsnse pesDfs ssd tAaa al boz.
Sags travellers shall beearefuIiy Inspected ddny
saaisd hy caston House ofrcsr."
The IN dsrsigneA wiiiissue permits for the trans
psstaafen Of agoods destinsd for proper persoasaad
Dscss With tAe least possible trouble OF desy and n.
svsc snd seal ofusysiers leaving city
~ 0nAApsrtO the least trouble cousisseptwitA
0Ae ~ Aeeifsd.
The object aimed aiist prevent any aid or assist
ancs. Or Communication with an perYups dissesy or
Indirectly disioyato, In arms aFalnst the Federal
Govsrnmens. JOHN ETANxus, surveyor
. caAton Hause. keoknk. lar. Is. 1662 .asf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
New York, May Q.

- 5000 7997E As. lHW IUIK, MY =
Mr. Cisco to-day negotiated tie e1''
change Of one million Of the I $40 notes
=, the interest upon the notes
to b % date BIZ the banka making
the sx0h1nga. ]. ~ is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

The old Point bost h Arrived, On. !.
brings no news. 4 Gag .. sF,ce mao
come down from Norfolk, but n 2 'a'ef m
telligsnce come with it. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

THE RIGHT TALK FROM BORDER
STATE--The Baltimore American says :
9 We may talk of the need of .concilia-
ton in order to reconstruct but that
would be policy inefficient and imbecile
to the last degree which could ever again
permit States like South Carolina to have
controlling influences over our destinies,
or which could ever permit men Of the
Toombs and Cobb orier-reeking with
tfeaeheFy and blood as they do-to utser
= word again on public affairs, thus 81
mislead the people they have once 20 Il.
tally betrayed. Restored tomorrow with
such men permitted TO occupy theiir old
places, the Union would, in brief peri
Cd, be torn once more BY faction, or its
existence endangered by new and more
malignant cSsspiraeies. With ~ means
20 freely placed u tbs disposal Of tn cv-
eminent 70 overcome the armed arTSy, it
is almost matter ri course that that re-
suit should soon b reached, because it q
mainly question Of the Superiority Of
physical force with the two SECTIONS, and
TIA ilansnaely snPeriar resources Of The
loyal States must prevail. but when Il
comes to 1saling with men Who unbluah-
ingly stand up and not only .syow their
crimes as justi6abls, as constituting II
most venial differences Of opinion, aitho'
they have caused the shsdding II lvuletu
Of blood, there Is danger that The power
or influence of old associations and SYM
pathy will push b. the lAncs Of justice
and give prominent criminals place once
mora IN the councils Of the nation, altho'
thousands or tens Of thoussnds, misled By
their deadly oounssls and example, are
Consigned 10 bloody and premature graves
The influence Of such wretches II on the
wane now will the government sternlJ
pursue that policy called for. which viii
render them powsrles for evil forever p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

SoRaHuM SEED.-1 have procured some
sefehpm SEED which believe be pure, and which
wish TO distribute among the Fsrmsfs In Lee county
Those wanting some 81 this seed can havs II gratait
ously bg writing 70 At Keokuk calling q ~ Of
Ace. Tnos. w. GLAaErT.
IS May9-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
WABL PAPER.

have received Six Gases of Wall Paper and Dor
des embracing coed for the spring trade.
A.. w. WEsC0TT. 81
AVrIs-d Main stre0t, Cd door from 4th.
MAP! MAPS!!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
.6FDGf7kI 04If3E6s.

GET A BARGAIN wfirLsr YoU car -
One ~ oct. Rosswosd Piano tas~.) 90 9 sot. Ma
hogany, second hand, in good playing order; one
oct. Nicholson Geo Prince1s,) for Aac lt T15ssssly
low Asares for Cash only. ThiAis mo- hRmbug. Sons
body will get bargain.
J, D. PATRICK. Agent
may5-d No. ~ MAin-sa,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

I. m 800 Memphis, April %. Z
DR.. Fowies, editor Of the Memphis Az
alsnche, has been arrested for publishing
N article calculated TO carry lie planters
against the government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

{sa 1hbbAIH pSnOOl - ucfc VIII DC y
meeting ut the Con Church Monday
ming, Nay 9Th, 81 O'Clock, for the purpose Of
ganizing ssbhath school Teachers, Association. !.
Ths shave announcement IL made In accordanoe with
vote passed 81 the last meeting OF the KsoSak sab
bath School Unisn.
l.. q. INGERsOLL. Pres't.
II. w WESCOIT, Sscsy, [may5 d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05

To do Coal Business Thankful for the liberal ps-
HonsEe heretofore extended them they will In future
sndravor TO merit continuance of the same The
business OF the Association will be eonducted by n
9. RrTtH and r. W. HopEFER.
oySaes--oa i.ssss, opposite Coal Yard.
apri7-dfm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

Representative Riddle has sent to the Post
o1oe Ia this city, also to Elliott & 90, and
Q. Q. WICK 3 Co, packages Of cotton seed
foF distribution to AL who desire to cultivate
i this year. Each agricultural society in
Ole 5istrics viii also have supplies forward
ed o i for dis.ributloa This kind Of cot
ton, adapted 70 ealtiva;e in the middle and
Northern States, is th,t kaOWR as the green
SEED For les planting aud cultivation, the
following directions are given;
Il should be plsnted from the Ist to the
lOth Of Nay. PloW the ground we'll; then
harrow &C. Mark it out in rows ave feet
spart II the land Is thin, put some fertiH-
8er 10 The row before planting
Pat 6ve seed In each hill; the hills one
foot apart 10 the row. Cover it lightly with
q hos- When four inches high, thin Il cut
q one stalk IN g bill, aud cultivate Il ss
you would corn
A light alluvial soil with a southern eK.
PosuEe, & best adapted to the growth Of cot
ton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

RERK.

AusURE, n. Y, May 10.
4 Are broke ont in the cooper shop Rf
the Auburn States Prison, ct six O'clock
last evening, destroying that building and
large amount Of atOck and tools belong
ing 70 the cooper contractors, Messrs. 4.
Miller 3 %. The prison Is but llttle dam
sged. r-
The loss to the State In the destruction
Of the chop viii snouBt to about $40 00O
The loss to the contractors Is shout $40, 0O0
The oltiSens OF Auburn and the oOnviots IN
the Prison worked msnfully to prevent the
Ere from spreading. There was no insut
ance on any Of tie property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

Eraius leave Cofumpua fniiorr- IA srrafn-fr1o
A. . aEFiFt - gagValz1 p.1lfa q - Tain-IIoo
4 a arri - Is QsEeiand 80 P. a. aiTrail-3so
r. n i arrive 81 CisIalasu ns aII1 y. d -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
RR0lT NRW YnRK.

NV IOEAl MY IU.I
The steamer Oriental, from Port Royal
6ih, has arrived, but brings no news except
the confirmation Of the report that Tie
Nashville got Into Wilmington.
Ihe sailing si0op of-WaF jamestown Vas
The only bloo<ading ship there.
The 0oesn Queen has arrived from York
town with 1000 sick and wounded. No
list received.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

l0N6ll- aI0kNINa, ~ q, -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
M0RNING LEADER.

. O0WLks, lI,.T..-----
a. D.psGE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
FROW BURFAL0.

BUEEALo, May 10.
The official report Of Com, FsrTsgut vas
received last night, but though long s1d
in'aEesting, contains ~ facts In addition
20 those already ssnt by telegraph
The report Of Capt. BOggs Of the VeFonh,
ln relation to the rebel steamer MOrgah,
says II have learnei that over so Of her
crew we're killed and wounded, and she
was set on IRE BY her commander, who
burned his wounded with his vessel"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
HONE MANUFACTURES. !

~ ONE Mar UFAOTURE-
II The Gesmeg Woolen Manufacturing Com
oiEdsd 70 eel the 1rat lot Of Woolan goodB manu-
tac1ured In OlsEel land, ct retail in order 70 msst
she numerous calls made up9n them foE salts oi
Ehen make.
4 varisty Of patterns are ready Tor sale e Low
pricea and the citizens generally arc respectfully
invited 70 sEamine ths goods and encourage home
mnnufacture.
frr''sIsna fan > iass.Rs7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
NO DIsFArOURs.

BUFFALO, May 10.
Owing to the destruction By Ere OF 8
bridge near Troy We are without our Us VA
dispatches, as the eastern lines which cret g
the river there were all destroyed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12
DR0P0sA sALS FOR FURNlsHINlj
L FRESH BEEF to the Troops IN ths Field,
OFFICE CHIEF o. 8 MourrArr DIR
WhoelinT, " a.. MayI 1gBa

II"
Wheelirgs Va, Nay I, 1853.
Sealed pr0pOslls will b fsOsfrsd at tbi. ofBoe
unul o'clock Z. ~ on the 18th Inst for farnfsh-
ing ali the Fresh Beef that nay be recnired f5r
troops iR ne aeld eomPEisiRg he BrlgRdss Df
Gems sehenck, Blsnker and Miiroy, noW opera
ting IN RsOutharly direction from NstE Greek 5 u
ton, b. 4 o. X. X, as base, for tFO mOufhs,
commencing on the Let day Of June. Tie Beef
70 be OF good, WhOlesoms qualify, and 70 bs De-
tTered In equal portions Of fore and hind aus
ter5 (neck1 and shauk5 exoludsdl N auoh uiiantt.
Hes aS may 5s required By the Commisafirs of
amount % Be delivered each week viii Be l9O an
pound9 lhe contractor Will be required to keep
an agent near the Headquarters Of each HrIRads
win, Win an adequate supply Of cattle constantly On
hand, ready 70 MI orders from the Cur7is ~ 81
the Brigade. PaymenH viii Be made u,onfil-V
for The amount delivered on the Presentation 81
tne bflgade SommlasaTies' receipts therefor. The
aeeePtea oia VIII form The basis Of Wliiten con
traet Of the usual form and conditions Bond "a
the sum Of twenty thousand dollars, With Two
sureties whose individual re- ponsibilfty TOR the
above sum Ehall Be Oertihed 70 blythe Clerk Of the
court where they reside, will be required. Pro
posas must be accOmp Enied By The oath Of aIls-
glance ct the party making the bid. Propo-aIs
IRON arm ieust spfoify the names and Tasidenees
oI me INDIVIDUALS composing Il. Each proposal
must pc aecOmPanlsd By written guarantee,
5i5ued oy the party making The bid and toe pfu-
posed suretie1 lIhegertifcatss Of resBongibiIiry
ABOVE rsfeEred TO, must aeo0sRp4ny the guarantee
FORK o. suAEASTEs. --
'assfes--s--s VI aaa-----r VI D
and 1890. of ,,-..-..t dc hereby guaF,nty,
should the proposal Of .-...-........ be nccsDt-
ed that he COR they) viii forthwith sln ths con
Eaet ana ME the required bond, or We viii pay
to the United States lhe loss sustained by he al
terence between bis (oF theirJ bad AID the nsxt
Proposals will be endorsed on me envelope
" proposals for krc51 Beef" ami directed 70
Capt J. W. BARRIGER,
Commiasary Of Subsistence, Us A.,
myISsI Wheeling, Va
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

Tie 1ndlahapolis Journal says that let
tera hsvsbesn received In that city from the
hon Henry Lane of the q. 3 bensts,
and Hon. Q B. Smith, Secretary Of The In.
tsrioT, Htating that ths Wsr VII b tesni-
natsd % Lsa Rsska. -.