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The New York herald., 1862-11-05
publican lose In twenty nine towne. .o,lT
Miscellaneous state Returns.
CAyu0A COUNTY.


MIscellaneous gsats Returns.
cAyu0A COUNTY.
All but three towns give wadsworth 2,l9s majority.
The hrss remaining towns win increase the majority 10
2,5so poneroy, for Congress-, hss about tho same
Post and johnson republicans, are elected " the As
sembiy.
euilfoFd- -wadsworb, a4o. seymour, $40. Miller, re
publican, Congress, ITO majority Sihsv, republican,
elected to the Assembly.
ouAurAuocn COUNTY.
seven towns wsdsworth All majority. The county
WIN give wAdswovth $500 10 o 900 majority.
conrlASpf COUNT
compaets gives wadsworth 600 majori,-
All ks towns IN Ononlago county, except two, includ.
ing Syracuse, give wadswcrth 500 The two remaining
towns win increase 70 about 800. Davis repubcan)
IS elected 70 Congress. Munros and Breed spublicans)
are secssd V Assembly, and Lsavenworth (rcpubcap)
probably. tN8 n.4t
Red Hook-sey mour, 227 majority.
Twelve towns inciodIns Poughkespsis, give Seymour
ss5 majority Nelson 10 elected IN The district ~ 500
majority. 4fe@iA Hta
Eleven wards 10 BuHAls sivs wadswovth l1sA: ecy.
,sour, sL54 seymours msvsity 10 probably 200 10
100 oansoD, Democrat 10 elected ts Congress over
spasldins by about 1900 majority n sbs covnsy ssy
nsurs majority win ss about 9,ooe
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were probably 10 10 double thai amount On courss 'ne'
win 90 on to-day, elated with their speculation.
ARREsrs IoR ILLEGAL VOTING.

were probably ia 10 double sbas amount OF course they
win 90 OF to-day, elased with their speculation.
ARREsrs ron ILLEGAL VOTING.
Ths police proved very ecen4 n preventing illegal vos
Ing made large number Of arrests In tho lower wards
The prisoners principally aliens, who had previously
claimed exemption from the draft and n many instances
sse exemption certificates found upon the persons Of
The accused The following arrests were reported by me
police last evening.
George Hartt, in the Second ward.
Terence Lee, In the Fifth ward.
yshn Pauper John Tene Joseph 0loster and Augustus
Campbelb In the Sixth ward.
Andrew Benson, W. B. Foimer, John Fisher and John
Collins, In the Fourth ward.
Martin OConnor and Francis AcCann, In the Ninth
ward
Paul Miller in the Thirteenth ward.
Charles Heine and 0oaph Klen, in tho Fourteenth
ward.
Frederick Hummns and william sehaener, in the
6sventeenth ward.
sucient evidence the prisoners were discharged The
presence OF the police kept away hundreds Of iega
vstsrs and prevented much trouble at the pslls.
THE PEACE OF THE CITY.
Unusual quiet prevailed throughout the city during ths
entire day. and not until the closing OF the polls
that there any disturbance whatever In the Fourth
Sixth and Eighth wards, which usually turbulent,
there little trouble and at sundown, when the
polls had closed and all the stations te,egraphcd
by the central oics, the reply Of "Al quiet"
ceved from every ward in the city except the Twenty
first. There in this ward, It appears growing
Of the presence OF intoxicated persons Of
tho polling places, which soon merged into riot. Tho
from the Seventeenth and Twenty ninth precincts
early the ground and succeeded in quellng
the difficulty number Of arrests made, and
raj broken heads was the result but the police reported
that no serious casualty occurred.
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Members of Assembly Elect.
THE xLRCTIoN m THE CITY.
No Disturbance Daring the DaV-Lsrgs
Demoorasic Gains In All the w aras, &c.


rne election Notwithstanding all the dreadful forsboa.
Jugs that were entertained to the contrary passed OF y
terday with degree OF quetude truly remarkable
sderug the intense excitement existing among the rispds
of the opposing candidates. there NOS single dis
turbsnce worthy Of record from the time the polls opened
until sunset of course there numbsrisss small
s0srs resulting from diversity Of opinion regarding
she elaine or Seymour and wsdsworth, wabrdgs
and Ben. Wood, conKins and Chsnler, TO-;
bat, as . general rule, these rows wsrv
promptly quellsd before the Intervention Of the
police called for, and resulted In no more extensive
bodily injuries than . bloody nCe, tlsckened eye or
ccncussed Uranium.
Tho weather was clear and bright, the atmosphere
pleasantly COOL aud everything favorable TO the develop
ment Of large vote. 50 far could be ascertaned by
single person taking flying glance through the various
Districts the number Of votes cast very heavy and
the democratic gains proporonasey large soymour'e
strength was undoubtedly far and away beyond that e
hIs republican opponent, and tho democratic nominees
FOR Surrogate, Supervisors, Congress and Assembly
seemed TO run with wonderful success 10 all the districts
novelty u the pollisg places was the presence o.
Metropolitan policeman, supplied WIKI list Of the exempt
aliens and comparing the Of suspected voters with
those on the list Of the DRAFT Commissioners. Nstwilh-
standing this ridiculous species Of terrorism there wore
hundreds o unregistered voters who stepped up 10 the
scratch and sustained their claims 70 tho elective fran
chsc.
The Aston Houss RoruSpA.
The rounda Of tho Astor House the Tasterssis o.
our poNca sambers-Dot Alone for the Quaker City
was very largely represented stil John Mcrrssey was
the ruus Of The copcern his round black hat and
large dimensions Of shirt collamoved about among his
satellites controlling all their movements. Not Caesar
with senate u bis heels" commanded more respect in
ancient Rome than the stalworth New Yorker received
-
rounded. Philadelphia contributed her Bi hcNsllsn
now an alderman Of that city with host of lesser hhs,
an q whom cas On 70 BET their piles the success o.
the dsnccrsc toksA was said among shoss who pro-
ssssea 70 knew shss Movsesy had saked from ssssy a
rny ,housans dollars % the rcsst Tho phiadelphus
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eoar aassEHyCN .Yl0TrNCrn OuaaH zHcY wa
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sRUw Souwy.
CattsAill-6eymour, leo majority
Athens, Seymour, la natssky.
care-esynsas, leo majessy.
DuSham-esymour. 81 majority.
soxacocsvxY.
Cisvkscn-Wadswcrsh, % majority; Clara, . ma
jostty.
swssdsu-w wAdsworiu, les pslsvi,y; Clara, ls1 na'
tosisy.
Hami.on-wsdsw0r.n, ATS majority; cayk. 40 M.
ysrity.
MADISON oOvHTy.
Observation-Disclosures, 2o2 majority.
NIAGARA COUNTY.
Niasava-Frst district, Seymour, ~ majority; hunt
Congress, lSs; second district, Seymour, 2s7; wads
worth, st.
oRilixs COUNTY,
Compsle gives wadsworth l,l2s majority; Clark, re-
Congress, S14, Parks, rep elected 70 the Assembly.
ONTARIO COUNTY,
Complete. gives 100 majority for wadswovth.
ORANGE CoUxsy,
Complete, gives Seymour $50 majority. wiE6sld, Gems
ID sslcsted 10 Congress-.
oxoxDAGA couSyy.
Elbridge- -wadsworth, lee majority.
PurNAA COUNTY.
eoutb East-wadsworth, 205; Seymour, le5. Baight,
Union, 81 flor Congress).
Patterson wadsworth, 100; Seymour, Haght,
50 majority.
Keu.-wadswsrtb, los; Seymour, lo,; Rad'ord, dem.,
for Congress, - majority.
Carnel-wadsworth, al; Seymour, 2o7; Hsight, 80
majority.
Putnam valley-seymour, 246; wadsworth, lo8 Rad
ford for Congress- lS3 Smith, dem, elected TO the A.
semby.
II ia es'ina,ed that Richmond county will give 900
majority los Seq mour and 900 majority for Sebbns FOR
Congress.
RoCKlAND COUNTY
Gives ,e22 majority for Seymour. SuGerp, dem, for
Congress, ,oos mai.
SCHENECTADY COUNTY,
Coupleie except districts, which, estimated, give
Seymour rs majority Blood democrat, for Congress, 10
majority.
Albany City gives Seymour 2,l65 majority. Four de-
pocratic Assembymep elected. Corning democrat,
fcr Congress, has $500 majority in the district
Troy City gives Seymour about 900 majority. In the
county the majority win be about 400. Troy gives
rsswold democrat for Congress- 800 majority; in the
county. probably 1900. Washington county will give
his competitor, Dodd, about 400.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
lslip-wadsworth, 237; Seymour, 750; Mccormick
045, stebbips, 24s. Smitbtown-Wa adsworth, 100 Sey
mour, l6s; Mccormick, 112; stebbins, le7. Hunting
son--W adsworth, 6l4; Seymour, 764; Mccormick, CIT
stebDins, 90I Sontnampton-Ss MAofity or WaosWoTth
120 majority for Mccormick. Essthampon-1 majority
seymour and Mccormick majority. Shelter Island
~ majority for wadswortb and 20 majority for Nc
Cormick.
Benz amin r. wggns republican, 10 elected 10 the Al
ssmb'y
wAyHs COUNTY.
Lyoas-ssyoour, s6 majority HadIey, copgrsss, Is
majority
Rose--wadswortb, ITO majority.
Gaier-- -wadswortb, 30 majority.
Badley-dsmocrat, fer Congress
Butler -wadswerth, l0l majority. SavsnnAh-Wads
worth, - majority.
yAJEs oouEry
Givss 400 majority for wadsworth
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THE RESULT YESTERDAY.
Tremendous Revolution in
Public Sentiment
Thkty-0ns Thousand Conservative
Majority IN the Metropolis.
The Ensrnsus Republican Majority
sf Last Year Wiped on tho Slate.
Seymour Probably Elscted
Governor Of New York.
Great Gains I'm Members Of
Congress.
ORDER REIGNS IN NEW YORK.
Immense Enthusiasm i'm the
City Last Night.
THB ELECTIONS IN THE OTHER STATES.
&ss As.s -.
Immense Enthusiasln in tn
City Last Night.
THR ELECTIONS In THE OTHER STATES
&s., As.s As.

The election is over, and the result is won
derful. In the face Of a majority Of l07 900
against them in 1861, the conservatives have
carried the State for Seymour and vigorous
prosecution Of the war.
The result in this city is . revolution. With
. majority Of l7,eoo with the republicans last
year, the democrats have carried the metropolis
BY . majority Of 3l,OOO-a change Of $4,000 in
twelve months.
The democrats have elected every Congress
man on their ticket in all the lower districts and
along the river.
Where the conservatives have not carried the
sGhsr States they have largely reduced the ma
ioritiss Of the republicans
Thus the revolution rolls on.
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NEW YORK STATE.

Ths State T1Gkes Probably Elected.
Governor HorAtbo Seymour. Dem cf3t.
Lieut.. Governor ID. Il. Floyd Jones'. .per
Canal Commiss ner. Oliver Ladue Repor
lnep state Prts0De Gaylord j. Clark Democrat.
Cik Court Appeals II. a. TalrnRdGe -. Democrat.
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MOZART HALL

Was comparatively deserted Tor tho more popular apd
from late events, attractive Old wiswsm. me neigh q
sps old war horse having 80 lately awakened there tho
echoes q The past demseacy in the hour Of s triumph
eu back 70 ts old love, and Mozart wass stpscay mo-
vhere last evening Returning 10 ths HKRAID ofce asr
v,, TO Il was something ike passing from state Of
and sss,ude into the full rush Of excitement and
action one Of The for this perhaps the principal
one. was the triumph Of that wing Of the party;
.rd this. with fair certainty that the whole ticket
had been elected stripped tho occasion o. tho usual osn-
corapts Of enthusiasm and excitement AZ arst - tho
re,urus began 70 csme the cheers and tigers for
s.,mour and Fernando, and again for Bsn. Wood,
were voeifsrOus and long sustained. Then y became
na..n that the city had thrown such pScpondsratng
,.o,,,y for the democratic Governor that his election
sovoud doubt and that tho Mosarssrs were all ahead
..n,.h followed Sy pretty general STAN,
- 4, other poin,s Of attraction. haA got wind thas
,.r.odo wood would b. ssrsnadca ~ the Metropolitan
ua,s,. ana tha. Hen Wood would aadress hw eossssu
so,, a the Dsmonco and 70 those points hess who for
,yos had held possssoa q Mozast Hall bsean 70 wsa1
,ns,r vay. tho President " shs .Sssisg, n bs' -
,coNTSvED ON KIeHrH PAGE,
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na. LA !. - D'S
~ hnti-RhsumaLio Band

PERMANENTLY ouRA
kS5SUssTLtk, ~ I'll pdrtotI ftr~I,
0GUi asd NkURALOiG
tfIrSNLls AMI NER VOUS AFSEU1iUES,
IMPURITIES I IA, HLUUL
@na n. Ed Eyeo1 u E-reus
nisa conveniently arranged bAnr or bsLr, o0u
tanning inedioated compound, TO be worn around
the body, about the waist, EQuALLT AJTxoriud ALI
FALTs, Lhe disai: may BE-, and car be worn
without inJury 10 the mod teihae person
BY this treatment, the medioina properties oon
tanned In the BAND, being Of hi9tly aromatic aud
o0atile Hagre, and tdjdlie OF being ratiiy Gttot.d
hro.yh e r1Tti Of he sn come into dirtet eoc. with
the BLooD and general circulation, without rst pass.
ing through the process Of digestion, which would
tend not only 10 tGtraot from their curative powers
but to impair the Internal organs and dersnge the
digestion also-thus avoiding the ryirsot, Ell sel, W
perfect care by por'g and eqai..in9 IA. circulation Of
eo.ytit9n. IhiD BAUD Ia als0 most ;O'Aatia" Ann
MgauuKAL AdKEr. )" and will asuG!y Tsi,,. the sys
tem from iM paBlGsJui eysGI
constantly receiving n,rfo,ltsd e'EHrt!IS-tg which
we invite inspection at our 0ihat-C li'r efficacy In
aggravated GABef OF long natdii.V
Prico Two Dollars. Sent ny mall gpon receipt OF
%, or by express everywhere, with al Eeceiil'y ~
hr.dIn', from the principal Office q!
a SMITH CO, Propriotors,
49l broadway New YORK,
n Il. B.--DS,aIptpe civoilars s>ni frse
~ Ihis BAND will not Interfere with the soldiers
duties nov ls-ly
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OK ARD kSfsk Dkohss sxk ., 1901,
Nal yftGs CrstIg esye New York city duYats U!
liudson R'vsr as'.rest 'aiy. Sandsys escD !'tad
Eioa (, g o'''S''' "' E,?s sO,a ss's'' as''aa
H.. - n. i.,,nn o.. go :. ID.
! N II ~ "a.
MouciGs! Aui DgTsi"
Train with a!reglaS Ie4c p IN.
ottc, 1919 p. d.
On bupnsIg, tie fc!oH.a, trsiHg will II, run 10
and from 9oth stree; Tic 1919 y IN. sleeping car
Connecting Al Albany with tic New I ork Cen
nal Railroad ior Schenectady, Rochester, Utica
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls
suspsns,on Bridge, Auearn, Geneva Calsndsigua
Trains 10 connection leave Buffalo and SuspensiOn
va Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Huron and area,
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Chicago, Toledo, Milwauke, Fond Du Lao, III
Crosse, Madison Prairie DuChieu, 9alena, Dunlsith
Dubuque, Peoria, hoot Island Museatine, ,IowaC!ty
Burlington, 3uinoy, syrnshsid, Alton, 81 Louis
nsti, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland, snJ u! points
West, Northwest, and SoathWes:'
HORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with lrsine al Troy, with Troy and
hoetop, and kens and Saratoga toads for Saratoga
whitehall, RqtlSrd. harrington, ST Albans, Rouse
Point, p!httsburgh, ogSsnsburgh, Montreal, 40.
do
e. freight Arrsng gemsu,s by Tits route ~ above
without change OF Cars, IRON The DepOtI IN Cham.
bers And Hudson streets, are ~ all tes ~ favorable
~ made by other Railroad CompAnies The fncili.
uea Of this great New Yorf aoatt TO the West, com.
,aend Il TO the confidence Of merchants iud shippers
Passenger Trains, with hmOking and sleeping
Cars, fpu 10 connection 90 the New York Central
Road
For I~rucuisrs ~ 70 ioSal train sand freis ht sr.
rsnstHt1'e '"ru''S at the dspot os Warren street.
n. u SMITH,
n'o ii superintendent.
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XHTIRTER AhRAa0EnEaT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
h IL h q AID.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1901,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE rHILApEis
For baltimore, at .. 80 m, $40 = u, II 70 a "a,
(kxpress,) and 1880 p. NJ
For Chester, at SIS .. m, II 30 q NJ Z. AMI 10 30
For Wilmington, At $50 = m, slss III, 10 g
m, s4S and 1860 p. m
FOR New Castle, st $40 .. m. and s.6p IN
For Dover, At Slb 3. IN. and 84b =,
For Milford, at 8.lb g. IN.
For salisbury, at $40 = IN.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at $50 =. N: (ExpressJ 100 ,.
SE.pywss;sS SsS and p an m 81 SExprss'
$40, and go p. IN.
Leave Salisbury at aso p IN.
Leave Milford At sL5 y. m.
Leave Dover at 0 H. IN. and oiOp, LII.
Leave New Castle At II .. and $40 D. III
Leave Chester ii a.90 .. ~, l2lb, $50, aud y x
y. %.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury snd intermediate
stations At $40 and ,. m for Dover and interme
diats stations, at Los p. m,
TRAINS FOk BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 8.t6 .. m, LOO and II 30 D II
Leave Wilmington at i.30 q. m, po5 O. NJ u !!
FREIdhT TRAIN, with r.ssoug. r Car attached
will run ~ follows:
Leave PhiladelPhia, for rer.yulle anu intsrme
Leave Wilmington, for PerryvslI" and ia,srms1i
ate places, At TO p. In.
Leave baltimore, for Havre dc 9raoe aud iu,sr
| mediate stations, ate q. nj.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
Al $50 =. m and loke p. M from Philadelphia 4
Att from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
The 30 .. N. Train from Philedelphia 10 gAlti
| s, NJ, FELroN,
Jan ST Presldeul.
/
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VtHIS ~ TO GIVE aOTlCE, That the
i subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the District r. Co
nexed, on the personal estate Of William Dearing
late OF the United States army, deceased. All per.
sous having claims against the said deceased, are
ers thereof to the subscriber before the twen
ty fifth day of October next they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate.
Given under my hand this twenty fifth day Of Oc'
tober, A. ID. 1862 JOHN u. MAOkEBEE,
oct 28-law8ws Administrator, W. A.
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VNIiis ~ TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
i soriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
Hartman Wilson late Of the United States Army,
deceased. All peIsons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
on or before the twenty fifth day Of October next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from ail
benefit OF the said estate
Given under my hand, this twenty. inh day OF
October, A. D., 1862.
WIN. FARRIS,
90 2I-Iaw3w Administrator
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A TrENTION SOLDIERS AND SUIT
n LERS.-Having Just completed our assortment
vite the attention Of Soldiers and suffers Our ~.
sOrtment comprises In part the following Camp
goods, viz
Camp Chests Tor mess oi ir0ia four TO aix, Camp
Tsbles, Camp Stools, Camp Co.'s, Camp Mattresses
with oil other ARTICLES Of Camp furniture calculate
10 make soldier comfortable. All Of which will be
sold at the very lowest cash prices at
GREEN WILLIAMS,
au9 No, b98 Seventh street, corner d
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TO Ambrotypists
AND
Photographers.

In sddIton 10 our large business, VS. have Al ied
. large and choice stock Of ambrotype and lho,p
graph materials, such ~
UNION CASES,
Every sire In the Trade
DOUBLE GILT BANNEK CASEh
every sze made
Union GILT FRAMES
every size made.
ANLI ana OVAL MATS and PkkSEKyERS
ayery size in the Trade
rICELsiOH IRON PLAIrA
every azs in the trade
dELAirOTYrE AND VERNEY PLATEA
every Hize made
FRENCH CROWN GLAss
rVery s2e In tho Trade.
We guarantee 10 "A this st0ot Al or near he MAJ
ufscturers' pricss
Our printed PKiCELisI sani free 70 any al
dresa
Orders ffOm Ar,iHtA IA the respective Cant
promptly attended 70 by return mail
store open nom IN, 10 saO m
r, ). BELLEW h CO.,
ia-->i0u-tie Bsyonth street,
ssvu E,S~.ioAsos. ID u
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ID RoPosALs FOR IRON IRON CLAD SEA
Il STEAMERS

NAvr DEPARTMENT.
Oct 20, 1862
vember "a 1862 for the construction Of one or more
Iron Iron clad Sea Steamer, of about 1900 tons,
complete including machinery, masts, Ind spar. OF
sails, and ali other equipments necessary for an Ell
client cruising ship OF war, excepting only the ord
nance and ordnance stores
The general plans and Specifications can be exam.
ued at the Navy Department
Tho proposition must state the price ior the whole
complete, and the time 10 which each vessel will be
delivered at . Navy Yard on the Atlantic coast.
Bids will only be received from partits who are
known to be able to execute the work and the con.
tract will embrace all the usual conditions
nov l-StaWtNOy94
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d ROPOsALs FOR HATIoNs FOR 1854.
QUARrERMAsrER'sO OFFICE, U. y. NJ. c.,

QUARrERMAsrxR'sO OFFICE, U. y. III. c.,
sp.,pn ppopWHsA pWHssAshlssSn SstoSs, o. ~ 1857 e.,
vember next, for fuInishns ration. to the q. g. Ma
riaes, at the following stations, during the year
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
ChArleetown, Massachusetts,;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Warrington, District Of Columbia;
Gosport, near Norfolk, Va.
Each ration to consist Of three quarters Of pound
Of frssh Or ssit Beef twenty two ouuSes Of Sresd
made Of extra superfne -four, or In lieu thereof
twenty two ounces Of extra supernne -FOUR or one
ment; and at the rate Of eight quarts Of best white
beans, or In lieu thereof ten pounds Of rice; ten
leans sugar; four quarts Of vinegar; one pound OF
sperm osndles, or oue.and afoufth pounds Of ada
hard dipped taiiow candles; four pounds Of GOOD
drsd pounds Of potatoes, TO each hundred rations.
or bread, and the allowance OF potatoes, as above
provided will cease, at the termination Of the pres
ent insurreotion, and the ration be provided by
The beef shall be delivered on the order of the
commanding officer Of each station, either in bulk
p Ss cos sCe. % Of s
the I best quality Of Kinds named "
AL bupJeCt 10 inbpeCuOu
All bids must be accompanied by the following
guarantee
Form Of Guarantee.
The undersigned, -. Of -, In the State o.
-, and -, Of -, In the State Of -, hereby
guarantee that in case the foregoing bid Of -, tor
rations above described be accepted, he or they
will, within ten days after the receipt Of the con
tract at the office named, execute the contract
for the same with good and sucient suretiesi and,
In case the said shall fall to enter into contract
as Aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the differ
enoe between the offer Of the said - and that
which may be accepted.
A. b., GuaraMor.
Witness: c. d., GuArantor.
EFF
1862
hereby certify that the above. named - are
known to me IS men Of property, and able to make
good their guafantse.
(Tb BE- ngssd BY hs United States District JUDGE Untd
States District Attorney, or C6lecor.)
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by the above guarantee. ~
(Nswspapers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper containing the hrst insertion to this
office for examination.)
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for Ratous
for lsd3," aud addressed to the undsrsigned:
W. B. SLACK,
90 l6--lawiw Major and Quarter master.