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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

); RWe publish in another place, the
late order Of Secretary, Stanton, ,rels-
'tise'to The arrest Of sympsthizsrs and
seni.secessionists. to which we call the
attention Of everybody. Loyal men
viii be. protected from the vile abuse
and SANDERS which these hounds Of
JEFF Davis are so ready to belch forth,
against men who are sacrificing time.
money and health. 10 the great cause.
That it will be enforced witheut respect
to the s.eloih1 Of The gentlemen so Of
Ffending, all may rest assured. We
publish It by way Of astidote to the
article in the Dispatch, taken from the
New York World. Pretty effectual
one It is tod. n "Rats. to youra heless''
The e'abolishmen are eorsiu'..i ID liir
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

NEw YoRx, August io.-The Com
mercial Advertiser learns from gen
tleman who left Richmond on the ist'
that fearful pestilence is raging there
and that hundreds are dying daily.
The rebel army. which numbers eOo, 600
i IN a fearful state Of dsstituticn. The
general headquarters and large pro-
portion Of the army are moved to the
south side of the river. Although the
army is so large the leaders find il inn
possible to bring more than 100000
into the Held at one time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

HWe once hesrl Of an editor Of a
radical Wing paper, who being sudden
II called from home, placed his Office
IN charge Of a friend during bis ab-
senes. That friend being locofoeo
Immediately changed the politics Of the
paper to coincide with his own views,
and consequently Wings were duly
served with an issue Of matter entirely
the reverse of that bargaiued for
Not much less was tbe surprise of many
Union men in Gallipolis, who had sub
scribed for the Dispatch on account Of
its Union sentiments, when upon open
ing the last number they found it filed
with matter which might have been ap-
propriate to the Cincinnati Enquirer or
Dayton Empire. We charitably sup
posed it owing to the illness Of the
editor, well knowing little else could be
expected from the source into whose
hands it had temporarily fallen. Upon
a closer examination we find, Geo. D.
Hebard, & Co., publishers" That ex-
plains the whole affair. No doubt all
who heretofore discontinued it on ac-
count OF It's abolition tendencies, %
win hasten to renew their subscriptions
and pay in advance. The Union men
of course, viii also continue to support
il. Why not? No prescription. ''our
Constitution recognizes liberty cfspeech
and the freedom Of the press" and 'if
our citizens do not understand their du-
ties, Jet liberty Of speech be exercised
for their Instruction" "Do not abridge
H. b1ss Eds 20 = - 7.v ib
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14
1MPoRrANT PROM NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE. August 7.

NASHVILLE mug uSs ..
The remains Of Gen. Robert MeCooE
arrived by the Marfreesboro' train, and
are lying at the st. Cloud Hotel. He
was murdered near Selma, Ala. He
was sich, and was riding in an ambu-
lance in advance Of his Brigade, with
small escort. He inquired at house
for good place to camp. The inmates
gave directions which he followed, and
was surrounded by a guerrilla band,
one Of whom reached q pistol into the
ambulance and shot him in the side
The guerrillas then captured several of
his escort and escaped. Those Of the
escort who were not taken, gave the
alarm to the brigade as soon as possi-
Bile, which came up and burned the
house. The inmates had fed. 1t is
reported that some persons were hung
in the neighborhood by our soldiers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14
IMPORTANT ORDER.
Columns. o., Aug. Z

Minimum companies will secure GER
tain rights, but recruiting must be press
ed until every company shall be maxi
mum, after thorough medical exami-
nation. Regimental Surgeons must be
promptly on duty under the fourth par
sgrsph Of Order No. rs. July 9th, from
the War Department.
Rolls and enlistments must be sent
here under the 9Th paragraph, and reg
mental Adjutants report under the
same for duty here.
Gas. W. HILL. Adj Gen. Of Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

EOur enterprising fellow citizens,
Bailey & Cherington, have become the
proprietors OF Blazers News and Ex.
press office. From what we know Of
the men, we do not hesitate to say that
it will become one Of the fixed institu-
tons Of our place. Successful as it was
under Mr.. Blazer, we can safely guar
anty increased vigor and energy under
his successors. We understand it is
their design 10 connect with it a 6ne
stock ofrSchool Books and Stationery.
which will be an object to all who de-
sire to patronise sound, loyal men,
They contemplate erecting q new build
ing suitable fo eir purpose on Second
street, between their Livery Stable and
the residence Of Mrs. Maxon. This is
a desirable location, and will accommo-
date everybody. .., a. s-s4.. st,.
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For the Gallipolis Journal.

TRAITORS WILL TAKE NOTICE.
All rebels and rebel sympathizers,
whether male or female, will in the fu-
ture be denied the privilege of visiting
the General Hospital at this place. and
all communication between such per-
sons and prisoners of war in said Hos
pital. is positively forbidden. had
supposed that word to the wise would
be sufficient, but / was mistaken.
JAMES r. BELL, SURGEON.
Gallipolis, Aug. 8, 1869.
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For the Gallipolls Journal.

Mr.. HARPER: About the time ga GER
tain candidate for Sheriff in this town
ship discontinued his Dispatch on ac-
count of its strong Union, or as he said,
"Abolilion doctrine" subscribed for
it, and have been well satisfied up until
the last two numbers. Somehow the
machine has got on the wrong track
Has it sold out to JEFF Davis, or the
Breckinridge Democracy? / think so,
or it wouldn't make such terrible ado
about the "Sons of Liberty All true
patriots believe in just such a thing
nowadays, if for nothing else but to
catch such larks as make all that fuss
about it. hope they will only keep at
1t awhile longer. until people have time
to attend to it.. Just now we are. en-
gagged about getting up our quota OF
volunteers, and when that is done the
Sons OF Liberty will let themselves be
heard. Talking about volunteers puts
me in mind that the article in the Dis
patch read very much like fellow from
your town talked in Porter at war
meeting few days ago. From what
he said we could hardly tell whether he
was most for the Union or for JEFF Da-
Wis. Hereafter / may tell you what be
said. All 1 have 10 say now, IL you
want recruits in Springfield township,
such man must stay away,
PORTER.
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RThe Military Committee of Ga

EThe Military Committee of GAL
liza county, respectfully call the atten-
tion Of our citizens to the proclamation
Of Gov. Tod in another column, in re-
gard to filling up, the old Regiments
It explains itself, and accordingly they
have concluded to grant no more re-
commendstions until these Regiments
are filed up. Aniwho desire to enlist
in any old Regiment can do SO by Civ
ing their names to any member Of said
Committed, By whom they viii at once
be furnished transportation to Colum-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14
wWe have, from rebel sources. tn

~We have. from rebel sources. the
important news that the rebel ram Ar
kansas. which recently left Vicksburg
to join in an attack on Baton Rouge,
broke some Of her machinery on the
way down, and while disabled was at
tackled by our gunboats. The officers
and crew then blew her up and escaped
to the shore.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

~"Soldier" must send his real
name before he can get hearing
through our columns. We have enough
of our own fighting to do, without
fighting the battles Of others.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

q GALLIA Association OF UNIVERSAL
rsrs.--The annual meeting Of this body
viii be held at Middleport, Meigs CO.,
commencing Friday, August Is, and
continue over Sunday. Rev. H. R.
Nye win preach Saturday evening and
Sunday morning, and at GallipOlis on
Monday evening. 18th inst,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

TOut of one hundred and twenty
citizens of Sperryville, Virginia, who
have taken the oath Of allegiance, 6fty
could not write their names. The poor
whites are generally loyal, and bat few
will be sent beyond our lines. fgaa
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14
HARTFORD. AUG. 9

Connecticut has four regiments in the
field. and will have three more this
week, making her full quota of three
years. men. She can raise seven re-
giments Of nine months men, If allowed
to do so without drafting.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14
H Capt. JAS. N1DAY's Company

psraded our streets Tuesday afternoon,
with martial music, prior to leaving for
Camp Portsmouth. The Company is
composed of fine looking fellows, and
well officered. The Gallia boys can't
be beat.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

EA convention of the Sunday
schools Of the Swan Greek circuit, viii
be held near ohambersburg on to-day
lThursday,) and the friends of Sab
bath schools are cordially invited to be
presenka -5 ybssIie svss vsaT "
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

wItis our duty not only to scatter
benefits, but even to strew flowers, for
the sake Of our fellow-travelers in the
pathways Of this wretched world,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

HSome untried men think them
selves very brave, and others believe
themselves great towards; the former
are as often mistaken as the latter.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

EWe think that the most reluctant
slave 70 vice that we ever saw was poor
fellow who had bis fingers in one,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14
THE RAM ARKANSAS BLOWN UP.
WAsHINeTON, August 10.

The folaEiag is taken from the Pc
tersburg yesterday:
"RIci nst ga dispatch
from Vsfl 70 Secretary Mallory
states that The ram Arkansas, Lieut..
Stephens commanding. had been de-
stroyed. She left Vicksburg on Mon-
day. to cooperate in the attack on Ba-
ton Rouge. After the passage OF Ba-
you Sara her machinery became dis
abled. and while her crew were at
tempting to repair it, several Of the
enemy's gunbosts attacked her. AZ
ter a gallant resistance she was abau-
doned and blown up.
"The officers and men reached the
shore in safety"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14

ELiLtls differences keep up the com
merce Of friendship between sensible
men, and destroy it between fools.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14


Can you not take some steps to get
the salary of officers cut down, and the
pay Of privates raised so as to make
'privateering" more popular. and ''of-
6cering" less desirable? It's a serious
drawback to recruiting, and the pay Of
our officers is ruinOuSLy high.
The future is pregnant with events.
Kentucky seems to be still posing with
the heavier end to the North. fear
we shall have extensive movements to-
wards East Tennessee, Memphis and
Nashville, perhaps, simultaneously. and
before we are ready. ! am partly lead
to this conclusion by the stiffness Of the
Republicans at Washington. ] think
it almost a fixed fact that they have
abandoned their plan of going to Rich
mond, via Manassas, and will not attack
us on the Potomac unless we force
them to do so to save their skins;
which believe we must do or allFis
lost.
Are we really? We are not. Our
army is on the Potomac. 200. 900 strong,
menaeing the City of Washington; and
fear meDacing is all. We must carry
the war to their homes. We cannot
keep our present army in the field I8
months. We must make rapid strides
while we are able to feed it, and trust
to victories rapid and grand to give US
a peace party at the North. / have but
little confidence in the peace parties
there now. l fear they all look to re-
construction. There is incompetency
or neglect somewhere in our depart
ment. The affair at Hatteras and
Clark proves that. Perhaps, (and l
think, that will wake them up.
Now l know that you will say to
yourself that | am impatient and "out
Of heart" Not so. / only have my
views. and believe them correct. You
see that by this time Virginia must be
almost "eaten out" by so large an
army. Missouri likewise, for she has
had to feed and keep up two pretty
large invading armies. and cannot feed
them much longer. So it is evident
that we cannot afford to wait with q
grand army for the motions of the
North. We must have victories as the
surest way to peace, and the only way
that we can induce Europe to recognize
our independence.
There is nothing new here OF local
nature. The health Of the people is
very good. There was some excite
ment yesterday. caused by q report
brought from Ross Ferry, on Cumber-
land, by the steamers Fisher and Bald
win. that they were chased by gun
boat up the Cumberland. This was no
doubt the case, and they were only
saved By the kindness OF Capt. Mills,
Of the Smithland Wharf-boat, who got
upon a horse and rode rapidly through
to Ross Ferry, killing his horse to beat
the gunboats. which he did just in time
to start the Baldwin that was loading
with salt, which met the Fisher and
turned her back, when both showed
them their heels.
There has been some talk, and a
good deal Of hope. that the celebrated
Irish Regiment at Fort Henry will be
sent to Paducah soon. l am getting
hfeverish." / begin to want to go to
war, and do not think can stay here
much longer.
hope you will find time to write TO
us often. We shall always be glad to
hear from you.
Truly your friend. &c.
II. c. L0CKWART.
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wThs following letter vss picked
up By our friend Samuel L. Wood. Of
GsllipOlis, on the battle ground At Fort
DOnelson. 1t is not Of a recest date,
but we publish it as giving aa inside
view Of the hopes and expectations Of
the rebels. one year ago. The writer's
remarks relative to the peace party in
the North, are decidedly rich. His ex-
pectations have not been realized. less
we think from the viii Of the peace
party, than the overwhelming pressure
of the popular win, on them and their
views:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-08-14
DovrR, Tenn. Sept. 9. 1861.

J.E. RICE, Or. General, Livingston.
Tennessee-Dear Friend:-Your inter-
esting letter came to hand this morn
ing. was pleased to learn that you
were well and making yourself so use
full to your Regiment and so agreeable
to those with whom you are associated.
Your accounts from Overton county is
quite satisfactory. but gloonsy in the ex-
treme from places "hard BY" Can it
be that these people are still blind. or
at heart Lincolnites. There are still in
our county a number who still give in
their adhesion to the Lincoln policy Of
the Government. have put them
down as tories per Sc"
regret to learn that You "have
been doomed to disappointment" in any
thing. and hope to hear that you will
be successful as q candidate for Colonel,
and il you become one. then you could
find more time to write to your friends,
as well as earn many laurels for your
self. 9a
Things are "moving on" here about
as usual, "uith a dead drog"--two par
ties to everything proposed, and be-
tween them little or nothing done. II
you did not have such q complete
knowledge of the manner in which
things are generally done here. l would
not make any allusion to it. But |
presume you are tease hardened" and
it will not cause a psng that will last
long. aI
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
-. - -
SPECIAL NOTICES.

(,HRIsTNAs DONATION VISIT FOR THE CHILDREN
~ o decreased disabled sodirs the lnstitntoR 33A
Sixth avenue, from three 70 o'cioekP. n.
TARLY CLOSING MovEMENT-rHE RETAIL DRY
IL Goods clerks Of this city called meet
Tuesdsy Evening, sd ins. At Lamartine Hall Eighth
Twenynnth street,, at ~ O'Clock, 10 help tho
good work soapiconsy begun, and o. ame'ioaic the con-
goods clerks Come Ia your strength. J. b. GRAY,
=. H. For. Secretary. President
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

ere taken 200 bbs. nour al N and 900 bushels wheat
ID, m ships' bags, and 100 moving machines on p l..
London there engaged 300 terccs beef IT 6s 3D.
nd $50 boxes bacon al 25s 45s To Glasgow 200 bbs.
,r were shipped a. d. sd. To Antwerp $500 gallons
v were engaged ~ I'd.
HAY-North river was In good request at 75c. 9oc .
sostly at 75c for ahippng lots.
HoPs.-New crop wore In demand at 1Tc. o Csc.
hon was duh, but stffiy held.
IKAD was quoted steady, but inactive.
LArHs were In limited request at former figures.
koIAHsEs.-New Orleans In demand, and 100
bis were sold at $40 35c.
Naval STORES were held at previous prices but
|egected.
0ns duh and heavy generally as before reported
PRovsIoSs Pork fell TO $l4 rs for mess, and $ll 62
~ 80 for prhne with sales Of 400 bbls Beef in
r demand, and made Of 600 bbls. at S1l 80
$l3 for plain, and $l3 Sl4 for extra 1000 bbls
nd terces OF lard within range OF 9Lc. Zoe and $50
oxes bacon at 71<c 94c. Butter inquired for at
lc. 26c for State aud l6c 20c for Western. Cheese
'as quiet at &c. l3c.
RcEThere sales Of only small lots East India at
&c. 74c.
SALT was in moderate demand at previous quotations
S2kc for Liverpool ground and 81 IS 81 l5 for do.
no, and 800. for Turks Island
SUGARS continued quiet with sales OF only $40 hhds at
Ne. q 1896 for New Orleans.
fAIIow.-TAere Is 900 Ibs sold at 10 c 10sc.
wnsxKY.sales OF 500 sbls. made at 3ss4c a9c.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
nEDEMPTroN or SAN FRANCISCO III
IL SCHOOL BONDS,

DELArryEs or THOSE KILLED AT fREDERTCKs
IL burg can get their pay, pensions and nomsy by Apply
is IA one of the hret vOluneers y. S SIMPSON Lawyer
80 Pise street, room s NY, Hasa long experienced rM
DER In WeshingjVps
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

rruE COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL. AFFAIRS WILL,
meet on Tuesday the 2sd inst, at u NJ, IN room No
x Hall 10 ma receive the bodies
Hu and other officers recently killed in the battle ofFredcr
kshurg Va All persons interested are respectfully invited
10 attend without further notice.
r. FARLEY,
n SMITH,
y. MM. uRrON, ! co....,,..a :,
Tlios sIEvENS0N, en..,.., sos.a o.
JVitN HOGAN, eVSsSlRsR
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

TIAMONDg. OLD GOLD AND SILyER.-LADlES OR
IL gentlemen having old Gold, Silver Diamonds sell
BY going 10 LOUIS ANRlCf, 7S Broadway the New
YORK Hotel sell better than at other place the
city pay the highest prIcctwenty per cent
ore than other person-and In city money with
Remember, 723 broadway
RIO DEALERS IN GEMS. ANTIQUITIES AND Curl.
L osircs--A LADY desires to send Christmss or New
Years pi gentleman abroad and Ia obtain
without rcgard TO cost some small and perfectly unique
curiosity or work Of art. Address II. NJ, Herald ohee
rrHE NIMBLE sfxPENCE.-CAsH PAID FOR Ola
i nonds and the highest prices given, by n W PLUMB
diamond broke OH broadway. Valuations one per cen
I'll 10 and l only, pair of supcrsuvey
hse B.l.t .tanss Tor sec,
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

geo SEVENTH AVENUE, 800, BETWEEN THIRTY.
OOC third and Thirty fourth streets s e on, place
you the hghest price Cast OIL Ctth
ing Furniture Carpets and Jewelry. Call TO
tie old stand. d. STRAUSS Ladies' attended by Mrs s.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

upuELAN's PATENT IMPROVED BILL I'D 1sBLks
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Tre hes, and the only perfect ones man s.,ured !,
PHELAN 4 GcoLLENpER, & 70 W croioy street y ..
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

STEAM To LONDONDERRY GLASGOW AND LIVER
- pooiIhc Montreal Steam mpany cas fiil
powered clyde huilt steamer NORWICH N, capt MrHas.
ters, carrying thr Canadian aud United Str mails VIII aal
from Portland next saturday, Decep1rg ~ Rate Of pas
q from New York F class ding tn "a
ton So and SST steerac found with ood prov sions $40
Certificates issued for brngn passens all tho
principal towns IN tirsat Britain ard ireland very low
For passage aprlv nj % fI.oadwav New YORK.
SAREI Il SCARF T., General Agents.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

fSoAL COAL CoAL-BEsr QUALITY RED ASH,
~ Stove and Eet Coal at s. per ION OF O0O pounds De.
nvered Of caftag. unibadnt Orders
the yard, s52 Washington street, g lsT 81 Beta
LvuISELS son,
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
EXPRESSES.

4 BIRNHAMs FURNITURE EMPRESS AND PACK.
ing Es,sbshmont Ill West Eleventh street between
ahved 10 all parts OF the world lowered wagons fcr
moving furniture 10 and from the sounry Furniture stored
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

CoAL-s7 7s-I AM NOW DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
" quality Of White Ash Coal fo ~ 40 per tom Also the
best Red Ash Goal for - PER ton of 1910 pounds, well
screened from ard. 3. &. WOODWARD oiice 2s7 wes.
Twenty third street, near Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23
COAL.

(yoAL-PuRE RED ASH tPEACH ORCHARD, GENU.
" inc Lehigh and LOCUST Noun,an sso. English Ho
Camel Liverpool Orrel aud Cumberland OF the best qua
ties All at lowest market prices. HENRY REEVE,
Corner Canal and Centre and Jane West Streets
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

M OTICE -OFFICE OF THE JEFFEHSUNf I'LL
IN Railroad Company. Jerersonville Ind November IL
1852 To holders ielcrsopvllc Railroad Company fss
Mortgage Bonds Public notice II hereby gwen "a 2ccorn-
with the Of agreement between inc iencon.
VILE the holders o. is rst mo9sasc
bonds dated April IA isse that the United s.sies gra,s I,
Wall street. redeem at and aored interest riiS o. la
Jcnersonyille Raroad Co.'S nr. MORTGAGE oonds i
ed as follows, TO wit:-A S. 36 81, IS Ja, 40 " q. ~
T. g, g. a. g. .s 81, A. g, s.. 81 g. e. ~ o. o. 90
gs o. 9s 90 i62 and l0o being the lowest oitss snding
numbers From and after the oath day of pecein9cr sn
interest said bonds will by the tcs ot said eyre
NEW YoRx, Nov. "a 1859.
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN FOR ALBANY TROY, NORTH AND WEST
WINTER AHRANGEMENT,
Comfns n,ng Aonaay Nov. IL, 1852.
For Albany To- A. ~. Express Mail Train from Twenty
sixth station Returning leave Albany, 10 80 A. NJ
For all local trains sec Time Table
JOHN BURcHILL Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS FOR OATS.

k<n0i OoAAo cOh OAiS.
Sealed proDos.. AL A;1r1 a W. Angus. % Ia
TUESDAY The 18Th day Of Sci mosr a IL osS ap FOR
os to S IL AZ sooa
ausy PIT 10 up ssss O. about Two bus ss sash
e the shell sac4s 6s furnished without charge
Deliver g ;, n maj: in The city q
- a cd Ds o H.
longer p~r'o0 % may % P Isr1sd ssGs;
The full name and Post once address Of the bidder must
and s I'D Is made N ss n. 1ns
Sd % he s ne
FroPss disloysl parties win no, be considered and
s-c E.
eassaut Quarernsster United States Army RIA Va
a-d should b 1l.n' TtFsfa rrsPGaasfr oass
Tho ability Of the bidder the contract should It be
z s BE- . BY two
responsibility Of guaran.orx must be shown by the
Of The Ini.ed States District Attorney. $3.50
Ss o'a'
A. @ Z .s as 'sasa
.y or S ss a &c 81
sSn . .n fssa e ss To-
or % s Il Is %.' " This 'e either
FORM OF GuAsAErkx
0i y; sssaiy .; -. a3 3,l STATE q q h,rssy
with the his pruposttn aud that should his
position be accepted he viii at enter into CONTRACT IN
accorcanue Herewith.
ssou the contract b awarded him, prepared 70
become his srcur,tiea
To ths 70 appended the official certificate
above mentioDel ID
INSPECTION. DELIVERY, &C.
All Oats for nd this sement will be
gay inspr md eh do not prve OF good, sound
r,ts.ntanle qualify Will - 10 rcied
faymenl 10 % sde from time TO time as the forage ID
Delivered thereafter the Depot Vuarierm~ser
shai Ae ia fsnts.
Any nornsy 30 the bid, noncoufor.aauce with the
tsrs Ais slvrrsisemeni VIII insure the rejection the
PROPOSE.
eysry be made ct such wharf at the city OF AexAn
dga ~ the Depot 4us rtsrnasler may direct.
1he pot QnarcrmAs 10 hinsrlf the right to
ali bids that he deem high Tor olher
sullclent
c. h. FERGUSON, Captain, A. O. NJ. U. S. Armya
and Depot QunrLernlasler