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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
An U.fossu.ass man

The new Editor of,hs Tribune, is 70
lily an "u-n-f f.o-f-t.a-n-n~te mrs-n."--.
He came 10 Tim, set himself up 70 In
struct our voters, pitched into us with al
vim refreshing from . new GOMEZ. Ths
result is the good old county gave 1000
majority
The county he left. and where he has
another paper, has gone Democratic =
Really, really he's an u-n-G-o-r .t-u-
matte n.n.n "a dusrfiser.
Not any, judge " The county he left'
gave 400 majority against you, and
elected the entire Union county ticket
Bully for Logan. Old Seneca will dc
equally well when her soldiers return,
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ARRESTED.

Judge Hall Of Bueyrrs and bishop Tut
tie ,f BENTON have, we understand, been
arrested for advising the CsssyiOrd Is coun"
Abner N. Jackson for whom the Dep
uty Marshal also had a warrant, drawed
a revolver on the ilicer, and finally ss-
capped, aud the last tina. was seen Of him
he was riding ,hrtugh Bucyrus a, a furi-
Gus rate. We have no, heard II the off.
Ger hos succeeded yet In orrssting him.
There is also warrant out for the
Sheriff of the county, who has been lend.
ing his official aid 10 tie disturbers Of the
peace.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

OF THE drafted men of 1869 will fare
much better than those Of 1914 did. In
1914, the pay from the Government was
Ss Fer month, the soldier furnishing his
own equipments, including gun, knapsack
canteen, cartridge box, and twenty. four
rounds of ammunition. In 1852, the
pay of drafted soldier is $1I per month
and all his equipments furnished by the
Government. In 1914 we had no rail
roads, and soldiers were compelled TO
make long and weary marches through
the Wilderness and swamps. Now hun.
dreds Of miles of weary travel on foot
are saved by these facilities.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
The Wousdrdsed sick ns Perry
sAus.s Aaarredshurg aud Dnn-
Vile.

Especial ps.fs,eA to ". ciasinnsu C.m~,i i.ll
LOUISVILLE, Oct. II.
The delegation from the Louisyille
sanitary C.n mission retarucd from the
feryvills battlefield to-day, They also
visited Harrodsburg and Dsnville, and
fuandr thousand wounded and aick r,b-
els in hospital At Hsuod,hurg. fneen
Fsderals In hospital al Perryv:lle and u
Thousand at Dsnville.
The lsdi's of Perryville organi.sd a
sOidicr's Aid socisty, Mrs u, Roberts
Prssid,n ;, aud made livery arrangement nj
for the eenfor Of the sex and wounded
soldiers ihers, too uHwell to be removed
q Lnulsrille.
The Sanitary Commission sent 10 Per
ryvillc, Dsnville and Hsrrodsbnp. to-
cay, large qaan,i,iss Of slothirg aLd hos
p'tsl supplies.
The returned commIt,e report the
citizens for miles around, doing all in
their power to alleviate the sutftrings OF
the siiE ard wounded from Buells army.
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To Consunptives.

The Advertiser, having been re-
ssvsrd to health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, aner hav ing suffered several ears th s.y,,e
ltnF affection, and that dread disease,
ia anxous to make known 10 his fellow.suferer, In.
me Of cure. ~
To all who desire IT, he will send copy OF the nts
preparing and using the same, which they will 6ba
suRr CrRE for CoSsUsrrToN. A AsrHsA. BRosckIrN
nc. The only object of The advertiser In .endinr the
form maton which he conc-ieps TO he inya 'usble and
he hopes every sufferer will ify his remedy as il wilt
cost them nothing rnd may prove a blessing.
rnfue' wishing the riescflpiion will please adreSs
Rkv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
eco.3m Wilhamsbutz, kinrs co. New Ynfk.
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Ran pREDICAmENT.

The editor Of the Advertiser, since he
ias been elected Secretary OF State is We.
fy nearly in the prodcrmcnt of the man
who won an elephant in rattle; he did
no, like to give !, away, and Il he kept 1t
It would eat up all he had. lie thinks il
would 10, look well to resign, aud TO Gil
the ofhce aud sign the ord RS of an "Abo-
liticn' Governor, well, il is pr1t'y tough
for lutt,rrut with weak stomach.
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PurOIcd Prisoners.

The State Journal publishes an order
giving the names af oil the parolsd nom
commissioned officers and privatss who
are absent without leave, ordering them
to report at Camp Wallace, at Columbus
within tex days, or be considered deser-
ters and liable to arrest as such, BY all
Marshals and other officers.
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The Backbone Bent.

Tho backbone counties are giving ut
" fits" They have gone back to thciI
first love, and, and liberty lies bleed
ing" But Truth crushed to earth will
rise again" Hail Columbia, Nil des-
Perandum Erin 90 Unum, 4 Pluribus
bragh Go it, Butterruts hemp /,
plenty. Clers Her.
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REMOVAL.

The Saddler-chop of the under.
signed has been removed to Shawhsn's New Book
neat TO the ahey, opposite the Davis House, of whicl
my friend. and customers will please take notice.
cash Willie paid foi hides, and all kinds Of work
executed on shsH notice. Harness, saddle, and bri
the times.
Cali aud sec my new shop.
sct.l1.tf
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY!!

A pure article made from tho
root and French Brandy. An tx.
cellent article in Diarrhea, Dys.
cntary, Summer Complaints, &c.
Prepared and for sale by
Dubois & Co.
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trGen. Mlehs,l Cereolan rubIi.h

fJGen. hiehso CereoIan publishes
card in the N. y. papers, deeliuing
TO be a eandia,c for Congress in tho dis
triet in which Fern.rdo Weed is the
denscratic (butternat) candidate. Gen,
coreoran says he will accept no civil oil
acc, ill the rebellion is pat down, bu-
hopes War Denoerat will be chosen.
We hope 50 too.
or Tho Wooster RepuSlisaa says
Bliss. the DenosrA, candidate ioy Con.
grsss in that district, has 80 majority.
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Sorghum
syrup ManufInc e tory.

! am now ready TO make the bcst quality
Of Syrup from sorghum and imphce' These
who intend to pstroniGe my works may
bring in The cane Mt any time. Cane must
be well bladed and topped, ALd tied in bun.
dles, convenient for handling. with Two
bands.
1ERMSi--one half Of the syrup or 20
cents per gallon.
W. n. CuAMBERLIN.
THIN. Oct. &.
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SPECIAL ORDERS.

We wonder IL the Advertiser did not
receive by especial dispatch" the fellow
lug order from its superior ofiieera"--.
From the way il has been carrying il os,
il is very plain il has either received the
order, or in effectiveness struck the 'but-
sernuts' simultaneously:
BY the by, think we cush, hereafter.
ia eur fieial papers, 10 call tho "Yan.
KEGS" "Abolitionists" instead Of "Feder.
ais" for they now p oclaim not only the
abolition OF slavery, bat Of all our const:.
tu'ioual rights; aud that name will ha 20
a siinging effect on our Western enemies.
intend 10 issue sn order on the subject
whenever assume . command.
Sincerely your friend.
q. II. BrkrkEaARp.
Genesal BRAxros Brace, Commanding
Department No. ., Mobile, ala.
A casual reader picking UP a "Demo-
cratic" paper nowadays would suppose
there were bu, three elssscs OF people,
Aboliticnis,s, Democrats aad Niggesi
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LATER


LOUISVILLE, Oct, ~.
J shn Morgan leI, Lexington with his
forces yvsi, rdny evening, pass d thr, uph
rsa'li,s, thence through Lawrence
iurg, at daylight, and was at Bloomfield
At this afternoon. General Dumont
n Ia pu.suit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

OF Under the head Of "a Noble Ma.
joriiy" the Advertiser gives the maj ,ri,y
for Noble in Crawford county. l, may
be a "h.lh"ntj,rity, tutwe think i,
would be a good deal "Nobler" il tho
same men who voted 70, him were not
now resisting the laws of their country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
The Picket.

xxrl.o - ....... ....-...- = - --,
wy" on Gy a,y enee'P'I ~ an ehemys
..y .Uuny s',s,.,s, ,s s,ohe, or py Mos OF
ssIe.si sio ''',ow" n ou' ~ every anecuon
'ar an. nsa., " Aeep & = lo0N-ou. ana guard
ssa'p,S os surprise. .a hoss os,; are Is'iea pick
e's ons squsu s'auInea uuu0r an
oak uec' ~ Ism hunaleu yeius nearer
OF 'ur.nrr' ae.o.ung 70 'no aahger anS'h-
" sSuau 10 qus.''iII ~ eorn!ieiu'-
s. N. on ~ '"e V,u ,S 'n,li mn Is sno'hsrL ,S
wood, Is another. And 30 on, until the
lines oil the army are carefully and COM
pletey guarded Picket duty Us hard aud
periious. Ram or shlne' snow or blow,
heat or cold all the same to the faithful
picket lie never hinchss ond through
tho lonesome night all is quitet,
Except now and then stray picket
i. shot, as h. walks on his beat to and l.o,
by rinemsn hid in the shieket =
For this often happens. Cut as wealth
or does net COW him. danger does not
frighten him,no must sleep overtsks:.him.
lie must be waksfsl, watchful, with eye
opon. ear open ever on his guard against
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
hasbesn duly sppeinted and quahee as
~ on the estate OF samuel 4; Hooper, de-
ceased late OF Seneca Ceonty, Ohio.
Oct 81, IsGe--3w
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GEN. FREMONT.

Gen, J. c. Fremont passed through
Cleveland on Saturday with several Of
his staff on HE way to st. Lcuis. Ne is
doubtless going to take the new command
marked cut for h,m in the south west.
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Nor AprRrcIArss py M, NrIeupop,

Nor APPRECIATES BY MS NklenBoRs.
lit will be seen by reference 10 the
official vote Of the ,ounty published in
this paper that w. w. Armstrong runs
tho loves, on tho ticket with tho single
exception Of childs, tor sheriff.
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Legal Notice.

Court Of Common Pleas of Seneca coun- :
ty, Ohio.
Luke b. French and Francis c. Keith.
partners under the firm nane ofFrench
g. Keith, plaintiffs,
against
John kanncy, Defendant.
The said defendant, John KINNEY. will
take notice, that said plaintiffs, on the
l1th day OF September, 1862, filed their
petition against said defendant Kanney,
in the Court of Common Please of Sens-
ca county, Ohio, wherein in substance
they say:
LIST. That there 10 due to them from
defendant, seventy-ive dollars viii in
terest since September, I'd. 1862, on the
Promlsory note by said defendant, cxecu-
cuted and delivered to rlaintifIs. May Sd,
1862, payable in four months.
I'd. That there is due to them from
defendant the sum Of thirty-fonr aud six-
ty-six one hundredth dollars, with inter-
est since July l2th, 1852, fer a bnlancs
of account OF goods sold and delivered to
defendant by Gorden McMillen & Co.,
at his request, and which has been Ter a
good consideration assigned and trans
ferrsd to PLAINTIFF. That plaintiff had
caused an attachment to issue against
said defendant, TO the Sheriff OF Seneca
county, Ohio--and prays Tor judgment sc-
cordingiy. That said defendant must an
swer said petition, on sr before the 9th
day Of December, A. D., 1862, or iudg-
ment will be entered accordingly.
N. l.. BREWER.
Atty for Pk,f
sept16 6w ST.5c
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THE ELECTIONS


INDIANA.
The Democrats claim tho election ol
their ticket by 10000 mSjoriy-doubt'
ml. They also elect four out OF the IL
congressman.
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This gallant young State elects her
Union State ticket ly some 10000 ma
iori,y, aud makes a clean sweep on con-
rrcssmcn electing all six members
rrNksyLyAsfA.
The State ticket is ye, In doubt
while both parties are claiming tho
State. Tho Congressional delegation
stands Union Is; Democratic o. Ian
caster County gives 1900 Union ma
iri,y. The majority Philadelphia fOI
Mayor Henry is h,QSS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24
Official Vote of Seneca County, October IA, 1862.


81 N ol4
Ises 8 II alae
\
iss 2ia7
% 223 1877 lso 100 2 269
les SO l59 Ga 1876 Al 1875 167 SO
2ol
57 80
~ 5s 7S
$50
ia 4 \
59
Ias rs II
1856 1853 q II 2ios
Is2 Is H
1861 IS aII7
1
1eo So
l3eIb I54
81 i5o I57
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-24

These marked thus are members Of
the present Congress. The House stands
IL Democr cts, b Republicans.
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Millinery Goods,

. ndrsady made Bonnets, Caps, Dn,s Trimmings
Buttons Belts, &e., Se., Which will be sold al ts.
,remsly low priees, for rssh.
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WILLIAM CLAGETT & CO..

WILLIAM CLAGETT l. CO.,
II II E w T. r. 8,
BALTIMORE, -HARYL4ND
EsrArLigHED 1850.
CT AGETT'S c. G. ALE,
and their
D. B. BROWN STOUT.
Head Depot and Ofice at
W4SHIN TON, d. c.,
$50 PESNA. avenue,
Between p5 and 9Th sts. orpo. Telegraph Office.
Rs.ail ActH. for WaShinssOa,
VI. CONNOLLY,
446 EIGHTH STREET.
Retal Agents for Gsoyssto'cn,
Fl. OFFUTT & CO.,
1Gj BRIDGE ST.
THE HEAD DEPOT At WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Will always have on hand
T,cemty fire Hundred Whole ard Half Bayr:iS,
Ina No Order.
~ Agents are required only to solicit and cater
for permanent trade, to whom unlimited and guar
anteed supplies win be given and secured.
BOTTLED c. G. X ALE
B.B. Xxx BROWN STOUT,
In quarts and pints put up expressly for Army and
Family USE oc s-lm-
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ROPOSA SFOR MULES

ID ~ y A y n l. 4 3
DEPOT QuARrERx4srER's OFFICE,
wAsu,ss4 S3s.y q isH o ssd 'i Is s
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until THURSDAY; October snth, at u O'clock y. for
and Mules, to the following
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL to be fHD four teen hands and over in height.
ALL to be sound serviceable Mules for draught
purposes, and to be OVER THREE AND UNDER NINE
YEARS OF AGE.
ps sS be 5 s and sd
der must appear in the proposal.
Ifs bid is made in the name of firm, the
CO a. se s sd s
ner signinglt
Proposals from dis'oyas paytie, ,en not b ecnsid-
Proposals must be addressed to Col D. II. Rucker,
Quartermaster Z. s. Army. Washington, d. c., and
shouid:be plainly marked Proposals for Mules"
III. ability Of G ibs t;d5s1 Il su thu .ontu.
should It be awarded to him. must be
By two resp9asi6le persons whose signatures mast
shown BY the Official certiicats Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
erred '' u viz" ''''''"'' VIII A'' W ''"''1
Bonds in the sum of twenty Thousand dollars,
signed by the contractor and both of his
will be required of the successful bidder upon sign
ing the contract
be necessary for bidders to have their bondsnen
with them or to have bunds signed in antci patton
and ready 10 be produced when the contract il
signed. Blanks for bonds cen be procured upon
application being made at this office either person
ally, by letter. or by telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
and :, Of the county Of, and State Of -, do
tract in accordance with the terms Of his PROPOSE
ton. and that, should his proposition be accepted,
he will at once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate aforementioned.
INSPECTION DELIVERY, &c
All Mules contracted for under this advertise
ment ;" Ill be subjected to rigid inspection and
rejected
The Mules must all be delivered in this city with
in CD twenty days from the date of sgung the
contract.
Payment to be made upon the completion Of each
contract, or so soon thereafter the Depot Quar-
termaster shall be in funds.
Any informally in the bid or non -conformsnce
with the terms of this advertisement will ensure
the rejection Of the pro posl.
These Mules will be awarded in lots of ;5An) FIVE
hundred each unless the Depot Quartermaster may
deem it for the interest of the Cover to vary
the number.
The d. pot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right te reject or all bids that he may deem
high. D. II. RUCKER,
nc l6td Colonel and Depot Quartermaster.
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THE EVENING STU r.
,TN-RvCgT, GIN.

T.. foIIcv-inc lullaby pcs >.H''i"7:!v :"nI''
ard musical Ia maxi '.S' y ..ni:I1 .ln :ti,
n wish fCr :. istiv 20 Sag = "a.
Come ~ ~ .r,r- N,f.s !,.,. .'--.rx ELF.
LIT r,ls ~ il, yea. 10 BE-. ..ui NY :,
Eury your -ciEti}iSUt 49," 1's.i tai
Ard sli the glory al" $50. v.... wa
ErarT iva. Hing L. go ..'.i,.s c-.swr
tia>p,I : ven rir>'' /, - h...-.--. ~ lIt.~t
thin,- nf NV huli,~, lin. p4=t:
Cr'or il Z Il -"ng IN Ci.i.-. -,
Tender and swee. a. y re .Gi,Ih.
Slerp. baby hoy:
Thu little iir!~ rs>t
Dc~ny snd soft.
Ir N, mother ti-! -.
Ph. lar hkin~ ar sat
H. the eE.ph"rdS ws-.n t"i!,
Tn. ievdrop' SS|. D.
In ths hurt"r-ccF' goat
Th,. violet mods
To rhs daisy d:"a-u.
Th- lily lies hush.t
On the zap OF th'' >t-'.sn,
And holy Ind calm.
Like mnthc-ly eve,
IT, = rs lock down
From the siLIst ~ki">.
sleep. baby boy,
My birdliHg. nav i"N-',
My lily. nay lamhA.in.
My d.wiTur. my 1t" "r
while heart against heart
Beats Itiy IN i'm
To th' InuruGTipg iow
Uf ny tender old rhyme
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IRON HALL,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE
Would respectfully infurn his friends and Gus
TONERS that having inst returned to this city from
New York he eiers q renewed assortment of
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
Consisting Of
Also,
ahpe assortment Of
HAVANA CIGARS.
which,
being purchased from a prize vessel,
enables us -
sell at very low rates.
SUFFERS Suffers,
Ifyou want u Purchase
GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs, and
TOBACCO,
OF Best Quality and at Low Prices,
You Must Call a:
EMILE DUPRE'S,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Iron Building,
who laid in y large stock of Goods before the
heard of rise in prices had taken place. SEA-
To HOTELS, ek S3F1 fSkssrAuR.srs, PR.
VATE FAMILIES, &c.
The Subscribers have Just received . fresh ship
ment of
$50 CASES ST. JULIEN AND PL0RRAO
which they offer for sale At New York prices.
Also. they have constantly on hand
A Large and Val Stlecstd Stock Of
Shp ss sbEsplsS PORTS, sHERR1Es,
Bog uHTsS,,S OLD RE, SCOTCH. and IRISH
eHESSMFAS sTS e sc n taso,iss brands.
EoSISN A ~ GBLfS fokTERs.
EHGtIsn PIGkbEs sAg 0G n,nv
sAE sl5isnS kEhP's HERNEr1cAILY SEALED
FRENCH, GERMAN and ENGLISH CoRDIALs.
CONGRESS, SETTER, KISsENQEN and ENG.
LISH SODA WATERS,
ohG sSs og goHS sYsSa fEts n.y.
WIN IN '''f FANCY S's aRoCEkfEs.
BININGER l. CO.,
Established l776.)
Branchn21e Pa avenue, opposite
~ Just received . small lot OF Ofhcers' Liquor
Chests. auT
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ROPOsAL FOR STOVES.
DEPOT QUARrERXAsrRR's OFFICE,
Corner Eighteenth and q streets,

Washington, Oct. A. 1897
SEALEp PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until saturday, October 25th. at IL O'Clock NJ for
furnishing to the United States the following art-
cles, viz
One hundred Clnnl large size Cylinder Coal Stoves
:, One thousand tlWo) feet of Stove Pipe {n,ore or
ssss a. may be REQUIRED for the Of the above
BIDS should mention separately the price per
f'aYi ana the Pre- per pound Of the pipe ana elbows
Carver Hospital, v ashington, D. C., within ten
days after tho awarding of the contract
sitered. An oath Of allsg lance to the o. s. GOV
er Thn must accompany each proposition.
~ he awarded to him. must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons whose signatures are to be ap-
The responsibility of the guarantors INNS. be
shown by the official certificate of the CLERK Of the
nrarest District Court or of the nted States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
The full name and POST once ADDE'S of ,
d@r must appear i'll the proposal.
II q nid Is made IN the name OF a firm tho pamas
OF M the parties must appear, or the bid will be
al the individual proposal of the partner
Bonds in the sum of one thousand dollars s;,oa
by the tractor and both of his guarano-i e.:Ii
be- required of the successful bidder upon signing
The right to reject any or sill bids that NAV b.
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed to Capt Riwerd T.
ington. d. G., and shonlI be plainly marked pro
POsals for furnish hing Stoves. &C."
Form Of Gunrdpfe.
We, -, OF the county Of. and 81. 70 IF
=, ami -, OF the county of -, nnd Sts,e "F ~ VI
do hereby guaranty that is able to rni ~ the
sitl0n, and that should his proposition be accenti
ne VIII ut once enter into contract in accor3anrs
".arr prepared IN become his suretiea. " ~
\" inns guarantee must De appended the certifi-
EDWARD l.. HARrz
oc b Captain and 4. q. NJ, u. 8 Army.
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4 r II Y 8 q p ES.

A RMY SUP PLIES.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF QUARfsRxAsTER,
Army al the Potomac, )
WASHINGTON, Septembsr % 1852
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
of the army of the Potomac the following articles
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hsy, securely
haled, the weight ofeseh bale to be marked
thereon.
1000 900 bushels Of Oats, of the best quality, in
strong sacks, we'll sewed.
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood well sEc ned
and OF the best quality.
Each bid must be accompanied by the endorse
ment OF two responsible persons that the contracts
If awarded win be fulfilled
Bids will he opened from time to time "a the Ar
tcles may be needed and contracts will be awarded
for the quantities needed To the lowest responsible
bidder up to the time of opening.
The right is reserved 10 scca p. all any part OF
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
or Oats, Wood" as the case may be- and enclosed
In separate envelopes RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut. Col and A. ID. c.,
se23f Chief Quar termaSter.