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battalion Washington Art i1lary.

HEApouAaTERs FIFTH COMPANY }
Battalion Washington Artiery. :
SPECIAL oRrER NO IL y
1.-The Headquarters Of this Company ars by from
Headquarters removed to the Seat OF War" in
the Wet.
II1he m.mberi OF The Company may elect mem
bars and continue to the regular business com.
mand and when the roll shall reach the requisite nbor may
apply TO the authority for election officers
111-The non commissioned officers to bs appointed
the law directs.
IY-WM. II. HaNNING. with tn. rank of Sergeant, md
CHAs H. WALDO With the rank Of Corporal, are hereby
detailed In command OF tho rassrvs oorps
vThs former to act Chairman and Chief Instructor the
latter assistant mill such tims hs strength of hs csrps
may warrant acton rs In Article II of this order
F1Ths efv and financial matters Of the ps safely
entrusted the above named gentlemen, Who In
with JOHN WOOD. Hsq, Trea.ursr Of the Battalion, will
keep matters atsash and In accordance to usage.
V1The sctivs actions Of The to be hofnoogated
and approved by this Company aud the Baaiion their
W. IRVING HODGsoN Captain
A. GORDON BIKEwEIL O.S. milo 2p3t
Cores po ndence.
NEW ORLslHs, March d, 1864.
Hcsss b. Biscoe and Wheeiock, Committee Company D,
Confederate Guards:
Gen,icmon-Accordns promise We havs ready, and
hold subject to lO oil cloth blankets containing
ASo SAiu', iof the uss nnoer
auspices. We Informed Response composed
ITO men, and rsrarsd The blanke accordingly Should
he company ba larger, please inform and will supply
the number required.
Please accept these Offering Of s,mpaty
vi the noble effort 10 sustain this OF Sou horn
dom. Yours, respectfully, ste.,
L. ELKIN 4 CO.
INV OaLs ANS, March 7, 1854
Mess.. L. Eikin 4 Co., New Orleans:
letter OF hs sh cloth blankets
therein mentioned have besu received On behalf OF the
Committee. aud the brave whose comfort you have
gen sonLdsred thank you your Offer and accept
willingly tia more. because it entirely voluntary
your part We beg leave add that gift valuable in
itself and 50 generously tendored rejects the highest credit
your libsraliiy and patriotism.
Yours, respectfully
3. BISCOE,
milo 2p1t Il. B. WHEELOCK.
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Redemption or City BONDS.

OFFICE or THE COaMissios ERs or CossuLlDaTED)
DEBT or NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans Feb. 10, 1862 \
Notice hereby given that ling the 9Th Section o
OF the Legislature the State Louisiana entitled "h,
Consolidate the City of New Orleans and to Provide fo
the Government and Administration Of its Aairr npprovet
February 1857 sealed proposals be received the sa
TO the city Of bonds issued according the foregoing
Of two hundred thousand dollars until the 18th day Of
March, 1852 at IL o'clock N.
Proposals to be nddessed o. DEBUYs Secretary aud en-
dorsed "Proposal3 for The sale of Bontsn
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
CHAs W. CULBERTSON, Couptrpler
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
p S. WILT,
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen.
J. b. LEEFE,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
fel9 2ptm26 o. DEBUYs Secretary.
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CONTINENTAL GUARDS, COMPANY Ave again
cq The fact that Capt McFaraua daily be
sen at the Continental Amory of St. Charles and La
fayee Streets where few i will be accepted.
The company we'll known need notice suffice say
that this is opportunity for those willing join corps
comDosel Of the very best material.
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We are requested to state that any letters left
with Capt W. Ausn at the armory, No. 50 Camp street.
before Wednesday, will be promptly delivered r
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Omciai-By the Governor.

OniciaI-By the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUIsIAfA MILITIA
ADJUTAsTGlsEuALs OFFICB,
New Orleans March I, 1852. }
ORDERS no. 253l
All Captains Officers commanding Volunteer Militia
Companies Of lhs State having muskss belonging 10 the
State will return Immediately the Adjutau.ensral all
EIGHTY that may bs in their posses on This number
4loss they uuthsrized to retain.
Strict coM pllaucs with this order will be required.
By order Of
THOs. O. MOORE
Governor and Commander. In Chief.
H. GRIvor, Adiutaut and Inspector General. mS 2pSt
OMctnI-Ey the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
ADJUrAE1-GESERlL's nFrICE,
New Orleans March T. 1862
ORDERS NO. pal
AL comnssions Ads-ds Camp to tbs Commander in
Chief expired by law u the 18th of February last.
1.-THE following gentleman appointed Aids de Camp
Commander Chief, with the rank Of Lieutenant
Colonel ~ . ,.
THOMAS C. MANNING,
c. LIE DOUI ELGEE,
DAVID URQUHART,
JULES LAVERGNE.
They will be respected and obeyed AZ SUCH
By order Of
THOS. o. MOORE,
Governor and Commander in. Chie
u. GRIyor. AdIutant aid Inspector General. nS 2pst
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Hs- Candidate for Mayor. irrespective OF
Party, VICTOR WILTz Of the Second District.
See Crescent h s0h and 3st January fe2i 2p'e
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sSr Lieut.. Col. b. W. Allen, Of the III Louisi-s
Regiment has appointed Ill ary aevernsr u Jack
son, Tenn,
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. March L. 1867
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans.
mo. 5953l
Resssed That Council pledges itself supply
families Of all citizenb of New
lears who may into active service.
tSisnedl S. T. DELABARRE,
President pro. tenn. Board of Aldermen.
ISignedi J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 4, 1862.
[SignedJ JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy: $780,.
THEO. MARKS Sec -r-ry
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ssssIerrtna,'s Patent Champion Fire and
surolar Proof SAFES Nos "a 81 Gravisr street, New Or
o''s'" N.~>-- 2pk
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CorToS SEED IN DENANR.-Numerous applica-
tons are the Lincoln Commissioner Of Patents for cot
ton seed It is his intention procure quantity of such seed
as he believes will succeed Ohio Indiana and Illinois, for
distribution In small quantities.
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Ka- Messrs. w. Z. Adams. w. M. sempie
and T. D. full Of attorney as per act
passed before W. H. Peters. Esq, Notary Puklis .--
p's1aN n1I N " - =. - H. O. NIXON
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Hg- We are again under obligations for late
papers to Col McKeever, of the Southern Express Company
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MEssRs. McCERREN & LANDRY will sell at their
on Monday March TO- at 10 o'clock furniture OF all
descriptions also tallow, oil candles and soap. @
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Leather.

10000 Pounds PRIME sOlE LEATHER.
s,G0 - HARNESS Ira HEM
100 Dozen Extra Large sHEEPSK1Ns.
10 =, 50. :. FINE kIPS.
For sale by M eApcENT
,o,c, H.l. Sc Camp str ee
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The Southern Monthly for March has been sent
by Hole Co.. and excellent number Of that
young but popular candidate for public favor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-10

True fortitude is seen in great exploits that jus.
ce and that wisdom guides; all else Is towering
frenzy and distraction Addison
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243 CAMP STREET,
Between ST. Joseph and Delord street. New Orleans,
GAS Filter AND PLUMBER, AND DEALER IN GAS
FIXTURES, PIPE PLUMBING MATERIALS ETC
pveiuss Stores Onices etc. nted for Gas Water at short
notice. -, ,,-,..., u.;,.u., 10 @.
Ordera left In Box 1b9 Mechanics hacnangs ~ 81.
Charles street, pi omptly attended to- -. r.,.,.
Reference Hill. No Chartres street. Isl1 y
MALL PAPER. .............. WALL PAPEhs
J.. J.. EVE RS,
go Chartres street.
Wholesale Retail Dealer In French and American Pa
PEI HANG1NGs Borders Corners Oaks and harbes in sy
cry variety.
a-Partlcuar attention psidto all work hsl'se. d7 ~
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Rntl0ttOt 1t'asltilyt0sa .as'tiLLesy.
PROVISIONAL ARMY, c. S.

It s designed TO lncrcase the md file the Compa
MES OF this Battalion, IN tls Held In Virginia.
mum provided by law with augment tho numbsr Of
guns to twenty inakn a the Batteries six gun
Gentlemen deous Of avalng themselves opportuniy
otoning this command to be ensed for the of
may make epplica In wiring with name -deucs place
birth, height aud References addressed The
at No. ~ Camp street. which application will be referred
Board Of Officers Of the Battalion here recruiting
vice.
Bounty of FIFTY DOILARs in cash will be paid 10 each
recruit, upon being mustered into service.
Transportation and clothing will also be furnished.
J. b. WALTON, Major Commanding.
fe8 2pu and Chief of Artillery lst Corps A. P.
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Western Military Correspondence.

The Second Great HumiliatiouThe Evacuation of Columbus
Our Present Stand at Island No. l0Cauaes of the Eyacu
aon-And Few Words about Traitors in Memphis
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PHaNlx STEAM FIRE COMPANY No. s.-The mem.
bors to-day at 2 o'clock P NJ for funeral obe
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Dispatch from Gen. B.auresard.

JACKSON, TENN, Feb. %, 1864
To Gov. Thos Q. Moore
Will accept all good equipped troops under act of 2is August
that will Offer and for NINETY DAYS
Let the people of Louisiana undersa hn here Is the proper
place to defend Louisiana.
MI 2ptf G. T. BEhUREGARD,
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.aar0st .Rirds

.Aa1O7s Rs2'as
tsUOOEssoR TO sEwELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE. LIQUORS, ETC..
Nos. Is and Is Royal street,
Has large supply Of the csshr stsd W
BOUZY and pints; also other brands
Wig: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HAIDsEIOR, fAh
kENT1ER, and other brands Of inferior quality hasn
largo of She best Old shsroz such MOHTl
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON ant
ANCHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MADEtRA, Of
direct importation other Nsderas Of lower grade supero
old London Dry PORT and other Pots Of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIRs-Vntage 1875, l7so
ls7 and supply always hand AL grades Of
KYs-scotch Irish Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whif
hys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pints and quarts COR
DIALs etc. Ny of the best WINES, whiof
will be other tho city
s. AARON BIRD, -
s1s zp1y Nos. ls and Ii Royal street.
rKESCENT CITY y
Steam Sugar Refinery.
..@
DOUBLE REFINED .ss' >...-
LoAf' CRUSHED,
POWDERED, ~
GRADUATED. and
s'77r5.sle ,ET,l- E CLARIFIED
Sugars, Molasses and syrups.
E,ua, 10 asy made in the North
A. THOMSON CO., -.-
48 Tchonpinuas street
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LEATHER. See advertisement of P. P. Sargent,
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BANK .Srock, ETc.-For sale by G. T. Nash and
r. Il. Montgomery. See advertisement.
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GROCERY WANTED.-Grocers will do well to ex-
anime an advertisement under this head.
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fayee Streets where few lits will be accepted
The company we'll known noed notice. suffice say
that this is opportunity for those willing join corps
composed Of the very best material.
--~>~---
bg- We are again under obligations for late
papers to McKeever Of the Southern Express Company
--&< %-------
The Southern Monthly for March has been sent
by Hole Co.. and is excellent number of that
young but popular candidate for public favor.
~>A-- =.
LEATHER. See advertisement of P. P. Sargent,
Sc Camp street.
BANK srock ETc-For sale by G. 7. Nash and
R. II. Montgomery. Sec advertisement
--N e------>-
REYARps.-- For several pocket books adver
tiscd.
~DIssoLUrIoN.- firm of Lumsden Mann is
announced rs dissolved.
STRAYED.-A sorrel mare. Bee advertisement.
MILITARY. - The Confederate Guards, Glenn
Guards Cens Guards Louisiana State Guard others,
will find notices directed to them In advertising columns
TEAMsTERs.-See advertisement of Crescent Re-
----~------> = >----------
MERCHANTS LODGE No. 40, 1. o. O. F.-Mem,
| bers will please read notice.
GROCERY WANTED.-Grocers will do well to ex-
| anime an advertisement under this head.
| s- ---R >-----~-
| PHeNIx STEAM FIRE COMPANY No. S.---The men,
to-day at 2 o'clock P NJ for funeral obse
quies. "-
| MEssRs. McCERREN g. LANDRY will sell at their
on Monday March TO- at 10 O'clock furniture OF al
descriptions; asotaow. oil candies and soap.
True fortitude is seen in great exploits that jus
tce and that wisdom gudes all else Is towerin
| frenzy and distraction Addison. ~.
CoTToN SEED IN Observation-Disclosures applica
ons are made the Lincoln Commissioner Of Patents for cot
seed 1t is his intention to procure quantity OF such see
US he believes will succeed in Oho Indiana and illinois, 70
= distribution In small quantities.
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Gold LaCes!!
500 YARDS OF THa FINEST QUALITY, AT
Fl. FRANKO'S,
Corner Of Poydras and
fell 2ptf Carondeet streets.
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MERCHANTS LODGE No. 40, 1. O. O. F.-Mem-
bers will please read notice.
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L.
A true copy:
MAYORAL.TY OF NEW ORLEAE5,"l l.
City Hall March I, lS62,sf
Common Council ofthe City of New Orleans
mo. 5954.1
Resopd That permission bo and hereby granted to Theo
dore NJ eks engine his premises, Nos 10 aud
with ordinances and to remain during the pleasure OF
Ihe Common Council
ssnsd] President Board MafloNt a. Assislant Aldermen
Approved MARCH J, 1852 yo,,x r. ,,oxDop ,,o,o.
mo. 1851
Resore the Commissioner he and he Is hereby
authorized to bitches Seventh
from St. Bernard Elyan Fields the
by the for cleaning and repairing the
streets of sId sIaG district a:seA0y to f0pttast MR;os1
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl S. p. DELABARRE,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
fSigned, JOHN t. MONROE. Mayor.
true copy
MAYoRALTY OF NEW oRLEANs,2
City Hall, March g. 1882
Common Council of the city of New Orleans.}
mo- $780,
Rs. That article 21a Of the city srdn,pes "a e.
Refuge" 10 amended by substituting the word three for the
word Ave, 70 form quorum during the yaT T,,.oDp
President pro ter: hoard OF Aldermen.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Aarcu 5. 1862. "
[Signed] JOHN !. MONROE Mayor.
milo 5t W. S. PRTrrsGlLI, Secretary.
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TEAMsTERs.-See advertisement of Crescent Re
gment.
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| MILITARY. - The Confederate Guards, Glenn
Guards, Cens' Guards Louisiana State Guard and others,
will find notices directed them In advertising
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-DIssoLUT1oN.-- firm of Lumsden Il Mann is
| announced dissolved.
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STRAYED.-A sorrel mare. Bee advertisement.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1862-02-01
An Incident.

The Rev. WIN n. CRUMLEY, Chaplain of the Geor-
gis Hospital at Richmond, communicates the fol-
lowing incident to the Atlanta COntederacy:
Islwsys feel g deep interest in young men. Here
l have fine chance to see them tested. Many are
worsted BY the terrible ordeal of camp life but
some are like gold, and shine the brighter by the
rubbing. Some time since we had a COnvslescent
patient frsm one of the Georgia regiments. he
was tall slender, with dark hair and pale face. His
eyes were deep and had tinge of sea green, that
made him look calm, deep and sublime, like the
ocean at rest. While in camp after day of heavy
picket duty, he fell asleep at his post at night, for
which he was reported to the Colonel, who, to im~
press him. and make example for the benefit of
the regiment, called him IN solemn pOmp to trisl.
He was found guilty, and the sentence Of the
court was to be shot. The Colonel, hawever, IN
view of his youth, and the extenUating CirCUm,
stances of the case, COMMITTED his sentence, and
consented that in lieu of beng shot, he might be
sent home to Georgia-in disgrace. The youth
drew himself up to his full height, and firmly re-
piled: Colonel, if it will my country by ad-
ding to the efficiency of the army, to be shot, here
an, 8 sacrifice for its altar; but to go home to
Georgia, IN DISGRACE, NEVER wLLw
1t was some time before he could be convinced
that it was sham trial; but it showed whist sort
Of stuff he was made of. The world will, some
day, hear from this young man, if his life is
spared,
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assbbiII. aHisu xns 3nrerifxa
From the Mobile Register and Advertiser.
urno RorfTa NJ Somerset,


The reverse to the Confederate arms at Somerset,
Kentucky, while severe in the loss Of life and pros
nerty is not so Encouraging as the nrst accounts
led us TO suppose. Our troops were beaten, 1t ls
true, but it was by greatly superior numbers, and
oftor whale day of hard fighting There waR
nothing in the retreat to show a loss Of lighting
a1rs9;gs or TO impair the well earned morale of our
srmy The general opinion IN kentucky and Tens
essee in Southern ciclss, is that the attack was
sorious blunder and that that bane Of the army,
IiGnor. had something to do with it. There were,
thank Heaven, no Bull Run features displayed In
+he retreat. The beaten army retired across the
Cumberland under heavy fire, and the fact that
they took time to spike their guns and throw the
into the river, and to burn the stores which they
could not remove, shows there was nothing like
panic.
The story that the Confederate force was in full
retreat on Knoxville, Tennessee, turns out TO be
Justification. Knoxville cannot be nearer than one
hundred miles from the field of battle. 1t Is now
etted that the army halted at Monticello, which is
in the county of Wayne, adjoining and Immediately
south of Pulaski county, in which the battle was
fought.
regiments were engaged. None OF the accounts
make our force over 5000 men. Yet 1t Is stated
taat we lost 600 horses and 300 wagons. ltis not
easy to understand what q column Of 5000 men
was doing with 600 horses unless g large part CT
the force was cavalry and in that case the facility
Of escape renders the story improbable. Let Us
draw consolation from this reverse IN the cOnsldeS
ration that it may imp2Tt q useful Lessen We have
been over confident and III never safe to despise
an enemy until he is beaten. We have been spoil
ed too by successes and forget that the best trooPa
and most victorious generals are sometimes isble
to defeat and the Casualties Of var.
Undoubtedly the great loss suffered by the Ccn-
federate cause in this unfortunate battle ls the
death of the gallant Zollicoher 1t IS not only tins
loss of the talents and bravery of this leader in the
field but his great political influence IN East TeD>
nessee that we have to deplore. His name will
take its place in the story of this unnatural war as
one Of its heroes and martyrs. Ills blood is Minis
gled in the Iibaticn poured out to freedom and pa
triotism with that Of Garnett, Bee Barlow, Jones,
Martin and the rest That precious blOed Is to be
avenged, snd Southern soldiers the appointed
instruments of that sacred duty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1862-02-01

LINCOLNDoM &" DAMNED AND Done For. We have
lately reperused with infinite amusement, says the
New Orleans PicqyUne, some editorials of the Linz
coin press written at the opening Of this war. As
8 specimen of the spirit and hopeful character Of
the whole, we cuIled the following from the lucu-
bration of the Tribtns philosopher 1t muat be ad-
mitted that the phiosophic Horace has some claims
to the title of prophet for if thu United are not
damned and done for" then the story of Troy, Of
Carthage, &c, is myth
Shall we end the war? When shall We end it
Ave, there's the rub In thirty days! Perhaps SO
In three months! AasureSly SO, or use are dGmned
and done for!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1862-02-01
OFdeTS-.NO. 81.
HEApaUARTERs CENTRAL ARMY OF KENTCCKT,(
Bowling Green, January -, 1889.

bOHlng GTeeD, January ~, 1854. }
adjutsnt Provost Marshal will travel on each and every
"A passenger train, passing between Bowling and Nash
ye asd GAINESVILLE. shall be his duty, before the leave
Nashville, GAINESVILLE demand examine the Passports
Of all the paSSengerSno officers soiiers and to
from the cars all who fail present written passports
The examination will be repeated after the Nashville
train has crossed the Cumberland any persons then
found without proper passports shall be put of ths athe
first station in case Of grave upcon be brought under arrest
to the Provost Marshal at this place
B. No person will be permitted to enter the st way
station for Bowling Graan Woat passport from military Of
hcer
4. An 0cer Of the Guard or Assistant Provost Marshall will
ecmns all passports at the depot Bowling Green, and the
guards vii prevent any from neTinga exepat the
door, doors, at which such officer Provost stationed
S. The commanding officer: Ciarssile and Russelvile
will put guard on duty tie railway stations and take II
charge al passengers who the at those stations and re
quire them to report tie rovost Marshall his Assistant 81
the depot.
6. Citizens arriving at Bowling Green, by the cars will mms
Gaey report to- and be registered by the Provost Marshal
J. No person will Permitted to enter leave Bowling Greer
On freight trains
8. T5szs foas IL ,-ostss ap in shs cArs-
hks. GEN. HARDER
W. D. PICKETT, Adiutant General. jaSl5-dU
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m0n.. sa0Eg WANTED.

or,RTrRMAsTERs SUPPLY DEPoT,I !
Na.hYle, Jan s6, 1852. J
c1EA1Rn will be received at this office until 18th
= FEBRUARY Al 10 ocsk N, for the anu
Of S,
1Oo,oon Doauds Horse Shoes .uv
10000 G ,,, a.
Of assorted sS6oss 5i' on leE Sotb ada to
ted with caks turned and nal o,ss not more than
$50 pounds escl .,;.,,ot ,.o, contain.
me nai' to be packed and az ae ias -
The tegs s5 9 U.S. he expense of contractor.
S Of ts a DS but Gf n not Ss I viii e
eonsidsyeJ sSoes S the above proportion Of ma
Be with @ shoes which he contemplate longer
ApnroveJ ~ he required from the contractors. Ali
bidders will tba name the security proposed in their bids
Said proposals under seal ADDRESSED des nd 10 Sd Inc undersigned
Sampe Of m bsn ns required os seen at the Office
OF the 1nJo ~ tue snOS''-N G W CUNNINGHAM,
ian96-itGsIsfH eA Assistant Quartermaster,