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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-14
Clerks once. January !. 1sca. " 0'''
1Ie0TTCE or TMR or n WV q

A9OTKCE OF THE % p n WV 81
- y and laying out of Public AIieys.-Agreea
bly, the Charter and Ordinances of the City, no.
tioe is hereby given that on the l4th day of De-
CENTER, 1861, order was passed by the Common
Council of the City of Evansville, requiring alleys
to 1 laid out and opened in Block number eighty
two (No. 3d. in the Town of Lamasco City, now
City of Evansv1llG ana that plot showing the
position, width and length of said alleys was ap-
pended to said order, and is now on file in this
office. p. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Of1ce, Jan. B, 1862. 6W
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK

Dec. p, 1s61.-Aad now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Onmon Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners OF all lots parts Of
Front street, from Fifth Avenue to Pearl street in
said City, sidewalk of Glass No. to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this order.
P. BURK E, Clerk.
CIark,a ONCE. Ianuarv i. 1862
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK
Dec. 81, Iceland now It is herebT ordered and
directed by the Common Council OF the City Of
Evansville, that the of all lots or parts of
lots fronting adjoining the ct side Of Third
Avenue from franklin stre0 TO Sixths treet In said
city, the sidewalks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade, and that they cause q sidewalk
of Glass No. to be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication of this ordor
p BURKE Clerk,
Clerks Office. January /, 1862
AHLOUB.-Whits Wheat and BuckWheat
II. Flour in any size bags required at lowest
market rates, at WICK ERY'S
Janl4 No. 81 Main st.
!N,.GRDK.V.& ST. 500 half and quarter boxes
~ for sale by 5. e. GILBERT & CO.,
decZ7 No. Sycamore street.
A6OTTOJN- Ks&RJV.-2j bags, all sizes, for
x sale by 8. z. GILBERT CO.,
novs No. 4, Sycomore street.
NnT.AIs .asN-G1 T.ALLOWs CANDLES.
~ 25 boxes, Hill & Co., extra talIow Candles;
10 do Emery 4 Son, C's Star Candles
10 do do rs do do;
5 do do 1855 do.
At ljanel II. a. COOKS
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HROJRsV-AeTS .gSy.ED A.R RS.
-1B large stock of Bonnets of the latest stvIes
ChildsS Misses, and Ladies' Hats, Just opened Al
sCHAPKER BUSSTNq'e,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOH PLANK SIDEWALK.
Dec. q, Iceland now it is heI eby ordered
and directed by the Common Council OF the City
of Evansville that the owners of all lots or parts
of lots fronting on adjoining the Northwest side
of Cherry street, between Eighth and Ninth streets
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought to the proper grade and that they cause
a side walk of class No. 10 be lad down thereon
within thirty dsys from the publication of this
order.
p. BURKE, Clerk
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Clerks ONCE, January 1. 1862.
CONFORMATION NOTICE


UhDHh FUh FLANK SIDh-W AAhs
Dec. q, 1861.-And now il Is hereby ordered and
directed by the Crmmon Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the west side of Fifth
Avenue, from point opposite Second street to
Front street in said city, sidewalk of class
No. 2, TO be laid down thereon within thirty days
from the publication of this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
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FactS for tho PeODle

WM@ED~ES, MOTHERS .asN-D SIS
~ ters, whose husbands, sons and brothers
are serving in the army, cannot put into their
knapsack more necessary or valuable gift than
few boxes of H0LL0WAY'S PILLS q ONT.
MENT. They insure health under the
Posures of soldiers life. Only 20 cents box or
pot. 2I9
deco
K CTS. per H. for nice fresh dressed chicken
~ at V1CKERY BROS,
dec7 No. 81 Main st.
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Steamers--ReguIar Packets
For particulars, see GdUertiseaestsl
CAIRO.
COURIER leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at IL
o'clock NJ. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at
night.
FOB PADUCAHs
OHARLEV Bowen leaves Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays st IL o'clock n. Arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at night.
roR LOUISVILLE.
EUGENE and GREY EAGLE leaves Tuesdays and
Saturdays ct O'Clock P. NJ. Arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays in the afternoon.
FOB GREEN RIVER.
LUE caves leaves for South Carrolton and Pond
River, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon
Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at night.
There is regular daily communication with HHN-
DRRsoE and EEwBUReH by land conveyance.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK sIDE-WAL

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Dec. 81, 1861 And now Il is hereby ordered al
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the north side Of
Second street, from Fulton Avenue to Fifth Ave-
nue. in said City, cause q sidewalk of Class Ne. 2
to be laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
P. BURKE, o. X.
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RaO TECE or E7FsCOyV~TF.N.UTyV
q " fha Alley in Erantinnal Block No IL. East

ASO TXCR OF DESCOJV~TKsNsU4JN
- W the Alley in Fractional Block No. II, East
ern nlargement.-Agreeably to the Charter and
Ordinances Of the City, notice ia hereby given that
on the 11th day of January, 1862. an order was
passed by the Common Council of the City Of ET-
ansvilie, requiring the alley along the Eastern
line of Fractional Block No. II, in the Eastern
Enlargement, and extending from Gum to Null
berry street, to be discontinued, and that plot
showing the position, width aud length of said
alley was appended to said order, and is now on
file in this office.
ALI of the owners of real estate adjei ming said
alley in said Block No. IL, having signiiei in
writing their consent to the dscontnuanoe of said
alley.
=. BURKE, Clerk.
CHarh,a ORaca Ian Ia 1851
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eHRIsTIAE KBATz...... HEILMAE
KRATZ Sc HEILMAN.

dAhUFACTURER AND BUILDERS OFsTEAh
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Saw and GEist MIL Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrastng Machines, &c.
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s,,,y,,,aus :;scarc from nea:!,.

The London E.zaai!,cr correcting :. rA'S
;.a,ercnt in ragsr:: 10 M.j.'r-Cc"oral P"",
.onbv, relates tic tol!rw's story O: another
pousonpy who wa* ., f;'ai"r'"":
C,.l,,nc; I'o;son,j.. of Tie Twelfth Dragons.
was stretched wouniel oH the groun'l, an'i y
P.ls;l Ii: Ger seeing some lie i'll linn, sail
using :: filthy expression. -, y''i are not
yc dead" and deliberately ran MS Ia:i,c int"
,ha disal,ie.! mans bc,!Y more than once.
Some French rifcu;c, then to k possession
# the ground where Paasnnby lay, and ;Ley
male !. heap of toe bo;?es they fnurd On the
SPOT to serve as :. SORT Of par.pct i:0m be
slnd which they (irrd kncelirg Ponso''hy
had the luck Of being placed at the top OF
the pile, and tho rGeman who was using his
BODY as shield and rest, pe:ceiviig sem"
signs Fife in nj, instead Of acting ms the
savage, das,ardly lancer had done, gave him
), drink OF brandy OFT Of his flask. As tie
Inv wore ON, ponsonby'o sut'rr ls bscnn'-
ir!:, icrai,Ir that lie inpiore;i tl:r Friendly
Inc to put his rGe to his kcai and dispatch
uim, tu, the salla.. itl,w said, "Chrer up
tue day ) yuur OVID. we are in full retreat.
farewell. u must bc OFF,
We are ar'ail 10 say how many wounds
ponsolhy had, we believe they were hot ,Il.-
der dozen, and his survival was attributed
to his remaining TN the Sraund exposed u
the cold IT,: cold it was, :hougl! midsummer
f,r n2arly far!y.ciElt hours, Which k"rt dowi
fever that wouLl pthcrwi.e have suleivec'l
Ii. RECOVERED to tell the >t,Iy No have re.
nca,ed. and few finer looking men Could 5f
seen than he Hns, after having been ri,idlsd
and pierced Wit, dozen wpuisds.
But mark vbat death vHs in store fox
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ply Courtshi2.
py .r-rYCs WARD.

There was many asfec:;n ties ~hich maHs
me hsrkv: srtcr Betsy J%Fc. :er father
farm iiaed oa7n; their coNS ana oush
sauencht their thurst s.. the saGie spring; Gar
o,d n.,es ba,n had starc5 il their i1?rc,'s I;
the mees:cs broke cut IN both farrncri'es at
nearly tie same period, our parents (bets!. :
and miae) slept regularly every Sunday IN
the same meeting house. ana the nah"rS used
IN o,serye-" How thick the Wards an! Peas
leys n:r!' Ii WAS n sublime sight in tde
snrinp os the year to see our several mothers
tBetsy's and s.ainc) with their gowns pind u?
60 that they couldn't sile eu', siiecshua'ss';
bilin soep together and aboosin inc nabsTS.
Although hankereA intensely aitc7 tic oh.
;ect of ln7 aFeckshuns, larscnt tell her CT
the f-es tha. was rag:n in NJ n'sn'y bu1zutn'
I'd try Go il, but MY rurg would kcsvha'i"p
up again tie rocf of my mowth & stickth"r,
ike doth TO deceag: African, CT country
postr,ss;er to bis oils, while my heart "hans'
ed ae:n Inv ribs ike sn Old fashioned dale ag'a
a BARN a22r.
,Trss cru still ni,s in Joon. All ns'nr
wss lu,st, and n.Ty zeHr- disturbed the &c
re.a s:iras. Ist with Bets: Jare on the
fsnss g: her fathers ps>t"r. We'd bin ROM
Lin threw the wocjs, kt::!;n aourS ard dr'T'n
,h. uoo;rluck from lis Sativ I.air (so to
speak ui.h long sticks: Wall, we sol taar
on the f.as:, swinging our &c t 10 AID no,
blush;ng rs red n. the EaldinsT''le scool house
vben it was fus: painted, and 'ook!n 'erJ
simple raase uo doubt. Nj lott aim WsS
okenicd n ballunsin myself on the tense
while ms right vas wounded lari"sly 'o1nc
her w&ste.
clssred my throat, and t:entliniy Fcd;
.Brtsy, you're gazrlle."
/! though; that air VIA !,p:tY iinc, waited
70 see what effect i, would lave upon her,
It eviaen.,, didn'; fetch her, for she up ano
sed-
"You'rc sheep"
Sez l.
aB.tsy, think very much of you"
uI don't b'lreve word you say-so there
now cum with much observation she h'''h'
ed way from me- ;.
~ wish there was windcrs to 'ay sole
said l. $50 that yon c'.u'd zee some Of m,
seIins. There's hre tnaft in herc'" 5a"!
striking NY buzzrm with my fat ITO Bit
L.,s ord tnrr,;ps in the neighbour
hood yeerscovius ard the Critter amt
circumstance"
sbe l.. Wa, her head down and commens
cbawin the strings Of her sun bonnet
IA, c, uli y"u know the Sisrpi=>" mites
worry th.ew with oa your account how w
.,es bes seized to !,r a:,ractIScto mf, ard HOY
nv Iris mas sa:'"k up. you wouldn't dow
NO Gaze on this wsslin form aud these err
sunten checks.
should have con:innercd on in this s'ran
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ours. &c.

The wngei>h cdit"r Of the Wnche ;rr,
T,nn., rulIv,in, ia ntat little d"iiy) tells III"
f,llwing "guoi goack" On Gen. PIX. \
re,,lrman past fran oar army IN kentucky,
an! who bcngs to Cod. Marks Regiment,
tells The following on saj"r Gcncral Leoni'!as
Polk |, is known that the pa ri'tic Bishop
i = very tlrv"ut christian. On tho day Of
p,rryyl.e, Gen. Chea!hau, who always tells
his pcn in fight TO "giye the Yankees
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6 Rock me to sleep, Mother"
ny FLORENCE PRRcr.

NJ FLORENCE PRRC1.
backyard, torn backward oh time, in thy aiga
Nske ,ns child again, just for night;
Ao,hor, cora b1ek from the eeho!eas shore,
Take me aga;a to your hear: as o! yo:c-
Eias from my forehcnd tho fu..ows OF care,
Smooth the few silver threads GU: Of r:y hair:
crer ny slunbers your loving watch keeF-
Rock mo to sleep mother-roek -:e to Sleep.
Rock me. rock me- rocS lne to slsep-
Rock me- rock me, rock no % sleep.
backward. inv hsekEesd. o.! TIDE oi yea'''
am 60 zes.y OF toll and OF tesrs-
Toll without reco.n7ense-tsurs all III VAIN
Take them, and give rne ms childhood agsin.
/ hare grown wesry Of Gust and cefaJ'
yenry Of aingins r.y o:l.wealth away
E'eary OF sowing Cor othe.5 to reap
Rock rae Il, sleep, s.other-T"e!z rae to sicc''
Rock mo, rock me. rock mo to sleep
Rock ne, rock me, rocS ne to sleep.
Tired Of the hollow, :he base, tho untrac'
Mother, Oh r.osher, ry hesrt cslls for yc''.
NnnT Summer tho graes has grown green,
y.. win strong yearnias and passionate pt!n'
1.any tonight fc: y"rr presence a%nih;
Come frnu, the si!encs 50 lung and s' deep
i,s-.s ne IA sleep, raothsr-r"ck me to slee;.
RccS me, roek me, rock tae TO sleep
Errs ,.o, rock No, rock ns to sleep
Gre; r,y f.in. hesr;, in days that are toSn,
No lovo like mother love ever was Shown
No othor worship abides snd endurea,
Faithful, unseiii>h and patient, like y"urh-
Nome Ike o mother eAn chsra away pain,
Fr... tho rick soul AMI tho w,r!i-weary bran:
S!umbetl sott cs!n, Ger ny heavy lids creep
H.,ei no to sleep, lnnthrr-r"ch me t" sirep
Rock rae. rock me. rock nee TO a'eep--
Rock .as, rock me. rock me te sleep.
ccme, lex yorr nro.a hair iust lighted H'to so''
Psr -, your shoulders again as of old
e.:..e!or-r -,y f9rsaesd Tonight,
shsd:nS ny fuint eves away fr"'a the !'sn'-
For. win i,a .usa7 aged SHADOWS ores more,
,Is.,r vii, ,srcas tie Fwset vi'i"r. OF yosc;
Lovingly, .a',:y, lie bright bi!"ws wesr--
rc..s ~. 10 ,!c-:,, rno:her--.,,ck z:c 20 s.es7
H:e-k r:s, r,sk rae, ra:k rs 20 sIeer--
Gcs:i, ne, rock r,r, rock me 10 s'eeP'
Moler, lea: n.ot!,cr, tie ycsra have been lo':S'
Size. y lsg: aashci to sby lullaby eons;
S;,.s ,h.n. sod uate ~ s.M:l i; tEai! SEGA,
Wezsnhoaa't yss-e have been hu; i ::'tsn'
C!aarsi 10 tay s,nae il u l'yias embrace
wi;a t.? l;s'.; iashes just sS--p;ns M lace
Never As.ess,s. T., wsko or 10 EeeiE.--- Eeei--, ,,---,
pn.. e,sar "a. .bcr-:ccE c,e {" s'ee7'
rrekr:rej rock ne N -'e'p
REX sao, rock u.c, rock E,s to s!ref.
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LIoyIZ!ng y NEGRo.--ln q recent nunEss
,f tie Philadelphia Evening Journs;, ve SAa
the following orderiferons item:
Distinguished Arriral.-Robcrt Small, De
cu'nrrd gentleman of genius who sometime
ago escaped from Charleston With the steam
er r!an:cr, which he tock to Neu York "a Q
prize, himself receiving sou.e thirteen ,hou-
SAID dollars as his share Of the procseds, u.
rived in this city yesterday, sad took lodging
st the Continental Hotel, were last e.eaips
he was introduced to his npmeros uhits
fricrds in this city, by George A. Ccnes.
E>q., United States District Attorney.
Arranc,mens have been made. ee learn.
tn have Sir. Small deliver on address at an
early day, bef re lis numerous Philadslphia
admirers, at the National Hall, on Market
street. T. :::c, will doubtless be large a,ter-
dance, he seems to be very popular herr
in osHcal circles. Judge Kelly and Col. For.
ney will also probably address TIE meeting.
Great attention wss paid Small las, eve..
ing e. tho Continental, snA oao man, Rn ts.
Market stree: merchant, wa, 50 fur carried
away with admiration fer ,hls black lien Of
the day jos nigrt) ,hat he exclaimed aloud /
a" would rather vote for This man Small for
President than for any Democrat in lie land n
Small is no longer small, he is great in Tie
estimation Of his white friends here.
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One Of the clsvercst citizens of Eas, Ten.
nessep, ani an efficient officer in Confederate
srryice is named AS. Camp. He i, .ve,y
precise in writing his signatures 10 make the
{ good capital and 70 give space bsssesa
il aud the middle 8.
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wall paper to ornament the'r roo'ns, thu. rem
,lering his sheet duubl7 1slus5le.-tsckson
Nississppian.
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VOLUME XIvIL---.se. -

h-n," had alresdy thu. adnoniahed hs
troops. Gen. Polk came up, and Wishing 10
encourage his men, sail. "Nov, boys give
i, 10 ikpm ir Gen. Cheatam's style,". and The
boss did as directed, that Is if giring shsm
h-ll means to thrash them. DAY b Il Insarss
10 Kill 'em. y hen the style will surely falaasa
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nan who had su,yi7ed what we lave faintly
described.
Tue hern die;i Of the merry thought Of a
chicken. He was chokal By chicken bone
y. ilarrat Green on hiai way to Southampton,
twruty.twn :enrS after bis escape OF all the
horror. OF the field Of Waterloo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-11-12

ErThc Empress E'g.nie. it is said, 10
de ermined to introduce bull fighting IN
Paris
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/" won't listen TO your noncenta no longer.
Jes SAY rite strate on. what your driv'n at.
If 7on mean gi,tin hi.,hed, I'm in
considered that ere enuf for all prsc;ic'r
purpzssea sad We proceeded immejitly t.
the parsons. and VIC vas made one that yer,
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s,s,gyNs, HUR!seE & CO., Propsiesors'

probly tor sum,imc but unfortnni'ly lost
my hallunso and fell over into the passer' Ser
smash, tearing ny clo:e srd severely dana
giay myself girer#lly.
Betsy Jane sprung 20 ny assistance IL
duble quick time, and she dragged me 4th
Then DRAWN herself mp to her full bite, she
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Tur D1Pr1crLT.Es OF TIE CEarr,-one OF
our exchanges in Louisiana comes to usprlns-
ed on the inside of ordinary Ssll paper. he
M ser lc..ks quite respectable on the printed
$ ,,e Ia. rpon opening i, your eyes are greet
u, With all sorts Of figures all cnlorS whlcn
winter. type never hadnny Tart in stamping.
W. ,respn.c the proprietor Of this PAPER In
,.nds to furnish his subscribers with enough
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Southern chiralry in my opinion il nearly
playe,, out. They brgin to think stealing
won, ;ay. T;ic say they stie horses wss
tr!rlfic. They actually Sn's from rAch ON.
or m hi. very city. Their vi.itto Kentucky
has actually u.a'le srcesh ashamed of them.
But enough. ltra>t and believe they will
never a.,cmp, tn n:ade our State again, ut
least in iVrcc.
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
rmR REBELLT0s.
pnorosALs FOR HossEs.
Dnror QrAN-FewAsrrn's OWN,

Drror QrsH-EssAsrEs's ovrcs)
0osh % A'ssi.S,s w..n,.s.o. as3 De "a is s-
s.s ss sss ss T ss !. !, .s az mn ss
~ the gpsenmens with sx6s i~ra nFe hanarrd hoses
. "s '''0~'"s ss'''icAv icAvlieY.
from as HSsa sssn s 'ss .sa y. sss ssds s S SS.es ia
and eigh, years of .s dak soefs wn hfoten Ne
'@a''s' ''n'pa''' 'ul' ssriiEsS * Iiis s = as's'
For Artillery O.oN) one heasand HoFses FIRM fisill
allssa snd oaehs % 40 .5s, hsas. sisA ss,ss .s
sns e.ghs ye.rs q sse q chFs eler. - m a. se''
~ than i,ioO pounds p,o,os,,s
The fall name and post caee address q ne haasF m
Il uld Z in The q erm ,Ae y A
ProPoss ir a.oyai * az ~ ~ coaed ana
sG proas. Cs,s aSssns. s.ss sg. ss s r@ s @ 4
cavalry artillery horses: and toh = ~
II any bidder Wishes propose g. eoh es..e' hs
70 iaeltand having nc fefeience % aay Oh oossi "
SsspsssIs ss :ssr..'sa . SeleH,l = Ees.-
should se plainly nartsi srARxkiIE r.ks ''' Horses
swarasd e hi, mus. Be- sus1aaee " o rs.os n pr
sens whoss sisnanrs ms, b. s! ndes e W saaran.,
ncs cetleae o. the Clerk . the Disire coI
Bidders ns must b sen per.es The bes are open
equal amount % one lali lie b. received
on the contract signed by the contractor nd both q hls g-
iss .he eonsraet l Ds iruea Oh 'e 'oae' "'
she Ssad must ,hs son,r. I, rs ME- 70 nss' &c
hsvo bonds signed In anticipation and ready 20 be ref
when the contra It's signed.
Blanks bonds eau procured uron application bnr
made al this Office either personally. by lccf 90 ~ ter
Evapn
We, -, Of the county OF - aud STATE OF - AM
of the county OF and -ntr OF -, 90 herrDS
guarantee that - able TO iuhl contract "a as;
ordRnce with the Of his proposition, and a' should
his proposition be accepted he VIII al once enter mo con-
tract in accordance herewith.
become his securities.
no this guarantee be appended the Official certificate
s'ove me'''0nssitEcT 0inNsssitEcTIoN DELIVERY &C.
All horses for under this advertisement will he
bjected rigid insp ction and those conforming
ahe specifications Will be re iected.
No mares will b. received.
The horses st be delivered In this city within twenty
days from the date of the contract and extension OF time
Viii beGranel on any prcex
Payment 70 be made pom the completion Of the contract,
funds.
Any informaty in the bid confornance with the
terms OF ais adv semen vii insure the rejection the
proposal.
The horses will be awarded lots Of 2Oo hundred
each. unless the Depot Quartermasier should deem II
The interest Of the government vary the number.
The Derot to himself TIC right to
reject any or all bus that he may deem too high.
d. ii. RUCKER,
Colonel snd Depot Quartz master.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

C1 OOO WILL BUY AN EsTABLIsHED OFFICE
0l.UUU business, paying daily IRON $40 to $50 AND
Increasing Address Once Business box Ito Herald Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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three story and lY West Fory
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and basement brown stone 2ox52 To- 100 G6 Wes Thirty
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brown 10 2x5O lot 100 The above
have all the modern provement5 J. w. STEVENS,
i99 Wcs. Fitieth sheet foot Forty eighth street.
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