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War plPARTA1NT,
WlsIIIafoR, January y, lseO.
In consequences Of the pressure OF business attAs
war DEPARTMENT, passes for eitissns to yiGit the
Amy of the Potomse viii b given ct the once OF
Lisut. Col ooxsAD, 13S Psnnsyivanis avenue
sbove Ninsteenth street. IN .s
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THEsEyENINGsTAR.
DrsSRTRRs sPRon TIE RHBRLss--The Sow
s.tor fAlabanna az correspondent OF the Chicago

DIeYRTRRS sFR0H TIE n BbHLts--I ns SsoV.s
OF con (Ala5ana) correspondent OF The Chicago
Trkh nne Hfi ties. ~ -ssCEI c - A.s5I. ZLyri
SEVENTY. i've or eighty deserters came In yes
terday, having ew am the river and pushed
.nefr clothes and acceusFements along on RATS.
Hhad conversations with all Of the most intel.
algent and best fHfer med, and find This dis
SIMILARITY betweSIt their statements aud those
a prisoners who are picked mp by our ca alry
ard desire TO be exchanged. The prisoners,
With few exceptions, indeed, represent that
1neigI army ID we'll fed, and that the men have
AlE thacfe necessary for healthy living; where.
IL the desefters alleges ae reason for their do.
ssrtion, that they are half starved, They all
hook hale and hearty, complain Of no Ill health
on account OF short rations, bat express an
aversion to s'living on corn bread and bacon,
With no nick nacke." The answer returned by
deserters to the question, aWhat do you want
20 DOR lie, al want 10 sohome." Deserters
are generally men Of families, and have been
sonEcrip pied into the service.
Out or this company OF deserters did not
zee q single person who did not express MINI
self ae satisfied with the old Govern ment when
The rebellion began, ant IS preferrtng re union
under the Constitution 10 3 continuance OF war
They claim that they only echo the sentiments
Of d vast majority Of the rebel rank ana nte,
md that a move for return to the Union by
prcrdinent Southerners would rally TO its sup
port more than the tottering Confederacy can
retain in it's service.
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PROPOSALS..
d no R0ss1L B. re . NO o DIV

b no RsOlBsA Ls. n q n NO o D.w -sot
=: ct.ar xssr egssspiss err 4 osrsi, 4 -
aSss sSs5s s. s;1I HsosoS s !, slsSs.
seSsss.snf s.ii o rsesivsl q this cliss mil
sAfUkDA1 the 81 day Of espssmbsr, lsS, q
rs. xsoS 70 s. A.sa. sc.pa and n.reh .a..sls,
soss t fssa lsns and split 70 the ordinary stss OF
s.. weed Y ss as!,,..:.s Il we city Of Weir
!lsii dirsst sordsd in rsals four let hisa; de-
hys!x, net bsisg eonsidefes complete until %
a. in:Ssssor yin 30 sssisss..d on IN. par. Of
shs Government {, inspect ana MEASURE the Wood.
"a. : s.5es zee sp'0'n = the .00'' '''s
An 70 Be delivered before the second day OF
xh PaSynsntto 6e made upon the eompee ton Of the
Az r sHn name and Post Once address Of the bid
ia 3eas II IA ss.s s nsSs 81 firm, II. names
% sa' q - IL q: 1s =
sns iso .s..eys ..s.s ...u .es ,. coz.
Hs Z + s..s sat-.
Any 4 r.; and should b plainly
GUARANTEE.
shovn By the ofheia esrtinea.e Of the GsrI Of the
lesre.t District Court or of the United States Dis
ne ability Of the bidder to AL the contract should
II be awarded TO him. must be guaranteed By two
responsible persons. whose signatures TO be sp-
pended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must
scoompany the bid -
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened or their proposals. Win not be sonsid-
Bonds in the sum Of ten thousand dollars, signed
ky the ontractor and both of his guarsntors viii
b required of the successful bidder upon signing
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We,--,of the county OF -, ana state Of
-, and -, of the county Of -, and State
Of, do hereby guarantee that - able 70
fuhu the contract In accordance With the terms Of
his proposition and that SHOULD his proposition Be
accepted, he VIII enter into . contract In accord
anoe Herewith.
Should the contract Be awarded him We are Pre-.
psred to become his s1reties.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the oAoiAl
oertincate above mentioned.)
The DEPOT QuartermAster reserves to himee IL the
f,eht to reject any or ell bids that he may deem
too high. @*
Infofmal proposals will be rejected.
EDWARD L. HART2,
a. It'd Captain and A. O. H., q. 8. Army.
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD.
DIror Sol PRIsorERs OF Was,


s.l1rD h4'a or II. delivery Of so.d.
e e ~
bar lss .t TIE Wood to Be hsr d.
Re Wood 70 b delivered =. Poin. Lookout,
soass as corded.
VI. f 30 pss the
Of Fee ta.
Of the Wood will be extended, At the option Of the
PsImsnt t. MAD. e follow; ppm deliver, Of
;s:d. balance upon 60 APPLETON of
The full name and Post ONCE address Of the bid
II bid Is nsde in the name OF nrm tAs names
Of Al the parties composing It must appeal or ne
pc VII be - the individual proposal OF
.Progo... from disloy.l parties win not be CON
Props. : must B. addressed e Capt; Nelson
A..yi.nd md 81 q ud be plainly marked Pro-
shown By the ofcia certificate Of the Clsrk Of the
nearest District Court or OF the United states
4se .sit1 q tn. bidder to all the contract
BY two Issponsbe persons, whose signal lures to
must accompany the bid.
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
cred.
Bonds in the sum Of ten thousand dollars signed
~ the contractor and both Of his suarantors, will
b required Of the successful bidder upon signinS
the contract
V of az sn OF eg q 11s s,...
ana@o OF the county of -, and State Of, do
hefeby guaranty that is able to fulfil . contract
IN accordance With the terms Of his preparation,
ma that, should his proposition be accepted, he
herewith -
pAred to become his securities
serti6c ate above mentioned
The Depot Quartsrmaster reserves to himself the
high. WV
Informal proposals will be rejected.
NELSON PLATO,
au Is Captain A. O. H.
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DENTISTRY,
DENTISTRY.
SIGESMOND & HAYWARD,
NlW AND IMPR0V1D INV1NTIoN
IN tH. OF
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTFC BONE TEETH,
WITHOUT Hl9AL PLA1B Oh 0LAsY0.

Oh. D. D. sI6IeMOND.
Slo BssslSay, NsH Yosi. a@d 26o Ps..syjssssa
AsAsNl, bstssssa 11th Sad 1Sth sts., WasAsAssea,
Calls the attention Of the public to the following
Sdvantages of his improved system:
l. The Teeth Of he manuffeture M1nS
soidS being three fourtAs lighter than any other.
No teeth or roots need b extratsd, - the
.. The roots win be made inodsnsivs, and never
10 aaho.
ones can be made Immediately, thereby PRESERVING
The natural exprsssion Of ths fsee which under the
old system Ii frequently disag1red.
yssrs BY many Of the drst chemists and physiaisns
Of this country.
metal dlline, with which the most sentative teeth
can be hllep without pain, and can build NIB per.
fsot sound tooth on any gde roots, which viii lAS1
through Nfetetime.
Osn and examine for yourself "
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DRf GOODS, Go.

100 ,1,oxNEriR,ss!1 r SSsoGSsI; ID. - e..
Moslnito Nettans, 49,
sss re: ;hsa - 49, ~ Sssk Dxpsrs.a8a
iri.i Liner Ho;; : 1S Sits.ss ma s,,.r,so,.
Vsienois "a "a IIaihE TklsA HdHt1EIs .A,A
write Goods u svsry sariesz q Srs1nx - Esss
mar RTc1TVTD-asa .EA~aaFA
A large 9oeA OF
FL fhrssd - ySisssi1s Oala1e - SstB, 80
fhresA Lace Wells, Barbss and Ooin9rSSS. "A. sft'
Yoin3e YsisneNa md 1mbroidseed n'o1Ws
Infant 10 3es And WAi1ts. o-,.a So H~e zr.st
TYnHsM stvisS HI nTs1es, Fancy Goods, 7a
Steel, Jet and Tortoise Shell 1ef Drops. .azss
WiioS xM S sold s lex sE.ssss, aAr sHa ~
10 MarAstD Space. Psan: Svenaet
ia hetveen sth and 9Th stHeess.
PNOIe R1pU0lD:. 80. s {
vIRENADIN1 SAAVlg, Mo1amoiaus OnsNh,
Black Lace Hentlss, Points, .,A -,
q. cSoso prices. - n. TAYLOR 4 90.
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a y u " n Z e w.
BANK e r. 9,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.
We SHALL oosrIsg. 70 FURNISH
FIVE WENTY BONDS
At par until further notice.
1Persops desiring information concerning this
loan can procure At our counter or upon application
By mail. circulars answering all queslions that may
We Buy AND SELL ALL ISSUES OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES, AND VOUCHERS,
COIN. CURRENCY. AND EXCHANGE,
AHD PAY TIE HIGHEST PRICES FOE
CERTIFICA TIE CHECKS
JAY COOKE & CO., Raniers
~ 3-tf 452 Fifteenth street.
r ITTENHouss, PANT 4 CO.,
IN Z E s,
NO. ss2 pENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Will continue to furnish
q. 8. FIVE.TWENTY BONDS
As lons As issued BY the Government, 1t PAP.
g. Coupon 6's of 1881.
q. 3. 7-SO Treasury Notes.
o 9 Certificates Of Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange all parts Of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in sums to suit purchasers.
Stocks and Gold bought in New York exclusively
on Commission.
iyH RITTlNHOUs1. PANT CO.
AMBOLINE FOR TIE HAIR.
AKB0LINE
MoIsTENs,
BEAUTIFIES,
OD0RATEs,
LENGHTHENS,
INVIGORArES,
NOURISHES,
EABELLLsH1S
THE hair
KJNDALLp AMBOLINI 10 rare compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs, fer the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER
AANINT vIGOR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair reouires
gentle stimulant.n DE- Chiffon
"Have never had anything which 10 perfectly
answers the purpose Of Q hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, Esq,
No. 277 Canal street. NY
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMBO
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAZE" Prof. .OHN 61NIA,
No. 35 King street, NY.
For sale By al Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, containing two bottIes.)
price u.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale By
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
elo-6m No. 642 BROADWAY, NY.
ByW. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
uORSD AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR AND nm
IL POsITORY,
1Ipressly forths
eAL1 OF HORS1S. CARRIAGES, STOCK. TO-.
% LouiAiana Avenue
Between Ninth and Tenth streets
CASH ADvAAoID Oh OoHsIaANHA1s.
Storage for Carriages.
ofsee, Oarr ages, TO-, received for private d
my 0-0 w. L. ". WALL & CO.. Auots.
CLA1IyIlD oIDlR
haLs 11n received PER schooner, aaeoras a
q 6 6Iah SH;iGnb c1i5fi
n !, Ior ias q TIE lowest market price, N aaaa
VA Mnts - tsa. s E1Iens xsSefs
BRINE artiele Of Older are invited to cali ana AZ
anime this before purehaa1bn6 sl1s!hers;
.v ua'oa soss''as Dspes: g aIssn
n J. H1Isssa1R g GO,
o1rI & II I9 HES iH&&LEffr2ixx
NE q Ut I'll II ..
s4.s sss p. .vsa... WI ~ lSs 10. B. Q
e .s II sSs3.s sysa !:s !, III III.
"a s .iort souess II I'D q YAa0Ns. 8s 49, e
..,n-!S'nss q sais e 6:ss:ss:i =
Guar RUSH 70 BNIfHY. 1oO Seventh g..
THc 70 sss sems o. TIE Srset ba1sains n oEoRH:
sS - = : : :. = g .l... 49, - Il E3IN.
CM l1a1H1, eco esvsatA stfsSt; 20 20
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~ Why is q blacksmith like a safe stned
Btcause one is q horse-shoer and the other Is
aeure.horse. .. O.:
~ The treasury Of Pike county, Missouri,
vss q short time since robbed of q, 100 by guer-
Ilias.
$General Paez, Of venezuela, is travelling
Sn cog. through this country.
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BlwARl OF COUNTIR1lIrsi
. Dee that the signature Of 20, n ykOK1OYr
on the WRAPPER OF each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE - olNFs,
...;: Oh HALF DOE. FOB o..
snould your nearest drusgin not have ths sxt5eh
e not b pat OF b. any ef The Intoxicating prepo.
fotona that may Be offered In it plAss, but SsDd .
o. onA Ne WIN forward seearsly wicked ~ sxyrs0
HlIusDAL 0vyIoD A1D nAxuRAo1oaY,
He. e31 Al0H u.
sic .e,s yoND 1yAHa.
fsasssnsne q. u Jsekssa , oo-I
~-. tt+", - A 0sE ~ prnue1oeoA
+. =: s., S.l NJ :s e - - s,:;:.
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IR ESE M Ar.
fs %. g 4: s:s q t ssse 4 N:..
2sS' S1HaJsT45ss0 ), n.
oou,,.,.,, al TR .n,;..1a Mo-,
generally been THOUGHT an sntidote, to the ran d
~ ~ n! Tsiss s1nGa & No. se' population
=: .s:s and remedy Of ne e,vin.sa world
s1T - ven other delstsrious insredisnts. sna
~ II ftfF H.. II =: and sG's a.. mt
devoid Of taste OF smell and Of iii auai
ss .5ou e t!1 ing . an
sh1 aou s.y e s. g. =
.dmi1%istersd By vs5san, L.lien and, Roa1, "a.
:ss ,is Ss o1 k.sbsS
ss T. 4 s1Io! MN 9n receipt
seso,Sins 70 70 ef sss writer.
ma ssao;faliy lisstr.ssd medical work, Gum aaI
y &. ssfa.ass 3 S.''' authority from T9S1
so1s ~, sn a0S Il IiSSsRs e
% .AsS We is;fS1 t e.
WALL, sT1PHINs 90.
S0N Ponnsylanfa Avenue. bsfv..,
- n.m Ninth and Tenth streats
SUfL1Re, ATTlNTIONi - -
Ae boxes oAsTiLI SOAP. go
.5 ApAnANfiNi 6ANDLls, q
OHSeD tof cash ct National 6osp and o.,>,.
WoH1ks. Green street and the Canal. 6sor sstoVr.'
ReoIs AND saoM 50 SUR TN fIIls
We ~ now naaahssssMs sai ki>de a. nno-.
lly of1astsin-made Wozk 81 aHaIY daasyIS.
"a q naec SxRrfs1y 8 9tdaS. 81 1in ~
hesc9eeees shasseS = Skis s1v Tor nSsS i,Sr3o.
u, i ua.s 4 yoofs aaGsn MONS e -
@ UltV-141o Woik, wW alNAS1 Ia q -
- hssss q = "a III I'm; alye@-
GkHe Cd II ~ X ~ -
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERsI
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the attention of all having relations On
diseases induced by exposures and privations inch
daily in the nevspspers the arrival of the sick,
it sili be noticed that very large proportion are
can be readily cured by Hooflsnd q German Bittsrs
Diseases resulting from diRorders of the digestive
ton IN stating these Biers we're nss sss
used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives might
We call particular attention to the following re-
markahle and we'll authsnticated cure of OF the
has been saved by the Bitters:'-
PHILADELPHIA, Ausugt9sd, lsaa
,Mesas; yones I Erans:IWell, gentlemen, goa,
Is mistake in this 1t is vouched for by numbers
Of my comrades, some of " hose names appended,
and who we're fully .cognEant of all the ciroam,
sss
the
upon my arduous duties, was attacked in Novera-
last t as1. iSe of the and
lowed by great debility heightened By an attach OF
70 @ ON tss
State of Maine !" frsm which landed on the 18Th
as any one could be and st retain spark Of Hits
M ror nsss or Il Eas scarcely able
LIT eoe as OF on
been working faithfully. though nnsueoessfuHy to
frankly told me they could do no more for me, and
advised me to see . clergyman, and to make such
disposition Of my limited funds a. best suited me
Ar s. as
rnas e.
commenced taking them the gloomy shadow q
Ssns tos bd
fes have gained ten pounds, and feel saneuine
of being permitted to reJoin my wife and dauThtar
from whom i have heard nothing for eiekteen
months; for, ssntls~en, am . loyal virsipisa
able Bitters owe the certainty Of life which has
taken the place of vague fears-to your itters I'll,
lowe the glorious privilege Of again claspins to mS
bosom those who are dearest to me in life
Very truly yours ISAAC NALoHB
We fully concur in the truth Of the above st.ts,
nent Is We had dsspsired of seeing our comrads
MI Malone, restored to health
JOHN CUDDLEBACK, LIST New York Battsry
GEORGE A. ACKLEY, Co. @, 18th Maine
LEWIS CHEyALIER, sgd New York.
l. e. SPENCER, LIST Artillery Battery p
J. B. FAsEWELL, Co. B, Sd Vermont,
HENRY B. JEROME, Co B, do.
HENRY T. MACDONALD, Co. @, 6th Mama
JOHN r. WARD Co e, 5th Maine
HERMAN KOCH Co. H, 72d New York.
NATHANIEL B. THOMAS 90 y s5th Penn
ANDREW j. K1MBALL, Co. A, Sd Vermont
JOHN JxNK1N6 90. B losth Penn.
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DROPOeALs FOR COAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
August y, 1853
Proposals. are hereby invited for delivery at
the Treasury Department OF seven hundred ,ns
Of the best quality of Anthraslte Goa, Furnaces
size, and for ore hundred tons of Cum bsrla nd
Goal all TO be delivered early prsctiosbIe
but not later than che first of November next
Proposals must be sealed, and add r.esed TO the
3. M. CLARK
Chief First Division
au 80 1w National Currency Buresu
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Coal BY fHs CARGO OF SINGLE TON
FOUR THOUSAND TONS ON HAND.
W q o d
OF THE BEST QUALITY.

AtYsrd corner and LIST street, near B. 4 o. q
r. Depot; and Wharf foot Of 18th street, Island,
nm H-1mH O. W. PALMER
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SartSsS$s11Eo SR
wssI ah pfrlOkis J% san.sdi,,.
yaon LIVERPOOL "1RoM HBw YORK.
Il Z K ~:
rr.t s.h,, FINN sssh Port. a. q. ave,
second r ss5ln, state room 6.is6s. meal; 70 ''
..eond cabin only, fare S: an. and Si sa n1''
ess! i Is. s;isss fs:ns ss
stseras eeD With So perior .eeommod atoms. - +
Price OF passage from Liverpool same rates q
Al fares payable in gold. or it equivalent In o.
Zach passenger allowed 70 cubic feet Of luggage.
An experienced surgeon On board
''' '', ..s 0a', s eIIiS Z 4. wH1rr.Y.
:. ;, s., aowf-is sIs; 4s s ;:ses:
90 'h4 SE145sIS : co. @~0
tnorts s'a'1 between: zen IN and 18th ss,
SIS Pc. ssmss. ssdsr ~ Nssiossl Hssas.
PIBBLE and PERlsCOPIo spEcTAoLHs, cor.
reetly srd ssien 81 siy suited for every eyesisht
S1R0TTHzE EkMo NJ
uOMPAssEs,
sURHEY9Rs' INsTRuMENTs,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
CARTE4 d VISITD,
6T1RkOSCOPBs and VIEWS, TO-
In great variety and at the lowest lastern prices
Wholesale or retail. jy2S-tf
TRkAsuRY DEPARTMlNT, OPFIol OF
COMPTROLLER OF The CURR ENJOY
WAssInsros, July le, ,ses..Whereas, BY satisfso.
tory evidence presented to the undersisned 1t has
been made 70 appear that the FIRST Nstional Bank
Of Washington, In the county Of Washington and
hal Snv, Arlv
md aeeordiDs to the Of the Of
currency, secured by = pledge Of United States
stocks, and to prcyids for the circulation and re-
has implied With ali the provisions Of said sct re-
CURED to be complied with before Commencing the
NOV, tSerefors. I, Hugh hcoulleeh, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said
First National Bank Of Washinston, county Of
Masnlne ton, and District Of Ooum bia, is author
lied to commence the business Of Banking under
the Aot aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand
Il. 81 and seal Of Office this 18th day of July lS6a
HUGH MoCULLOOH,
l7-QZm OOmD roller of ho (lnrr
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WILT RIDE RAVE.
(suooIssols 10 Msssas. Ooyll L BRos.J
LUMBER DEALERS.
vorns. Fourteenth street and the &c 0a9sls
IINIrED srATEs $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 100 TREASURY MOTHS,
UNITED STATES COUPONS or 1881,
UNITlD sTAT18 CERTIFICATES OF IN
D1BTEDNISS.
Gold. Silver, Uncurrent Money, lxohanss on al
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorized to furnish B-D Bonds ct PAP
until the LIST Of August next, when the privilsdss
Of cow ersion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed In Nsv York
exclusively on commission.
RIrTENHOUeE, PANT d CO.,
y7f Bankers, $50 Penn avenue.
d Isl Pill Isl
SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN,
II you would obtain immediate relief from this
distressing complaint, try
DR. WITPIILDB
VIC 1TABL1 PILLS.
This IL long tried and throrou ehly tested RENE.
dy, Ind has neveryet failed to cure. Do not suf-
fer when there Is remedy within reach.
Bold by g. @. FORD, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washn ston. and BY Il. COOK. Alexandris, VI.
Sent to any address By mail. Price 20 cents per
box.
J. YOUNG, Proprietor,
jyA SIN No, 4s1 Broadway. ~.
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DROPOSALs HOR HORSES

WAsHINeToH. D. O August is. is6s.
this ONE for Furnishing Cavalry Horses TO be de-
WersG PMtsouSs Pennsyl ania Philadslphis,
Inciaps -, VI ino1aoSpoiD,
Halssp e. o Oe for the furnishing OF
rns H ore to Dc from fifteen (lsl to sixteen 1is
bnisn ,h on axs 90 to nine yeaes old weii
neSh and free from al defects. '1A'' ~ COCO
nst noinIy OF ne bidder to falni his asresusnt
Antee. sSSeaeso " toe guar.
The responhhiiity OF the eusrsntors uu.t \.
snov ~ inc cmetAl certificate OF the CierE IA ~
bisttct 1 Hs,ss oourt or Of tie Unitsd states
n rolotals mrit BE- addresssdn 10 Li,ussn.,t
s SSS,onsf r. saxtslis, Chief 0uaztsmAstsr Os1:
"Preposals for Horses" = ~ 'saoDe
-. !. ], Aisut. Dol. and dAisi 9s.stslSs.s:,
sA Cavalry 6ufSSa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-08

bewafnrts Nsesr mad Obto, Sneiaru,
Sufnuts unp pennlpIvanitn Iit.sn. mir
BEN Ne III riefsn Gtaattn, far, BE beiiptsl'
lo(en @vtuslibatsn ter 'Yanfsts asrs&te
@srpsltuna~ 1b,n. Grstli& brtn9t tteie
Wobrsasl NIT E& Die Abi&afun9 Der
Gtlapnei unp eabsr auu Wabrf3tnli&'
tsit nod ZEN pBQie,n Mutn tr n,atsriel'
len WobIfabrt rss S1p.nS, RE 0erni&'
tuna (sinse aanasn f~oeiolsn @sbduess, BE
.unbstlbau NuFoiuna (sinu tntufritutn
Organization. 70 eab rie Waurnpcusn'
Stuaicn 70 litf Gnten rQrtsn. pie unlsrs
ms0inrii6m DeGBunaen. 2ie Ma6r"
asl miro Au rousrnru Nrmutb ben ri6'n
i~oeialsn Nrl pnromnsn. rem ris Union
ibr Diatsn Gdsin ron Rs{peflob'Iitdt.
Staatefunf unp Bileuna au Uepontsn
bate. Mbn rptnn tas Spfr Ter unor'
bit,lids Yrsis nationoln unatbdn0i1tet'
ii. 70 apstfeln mir nidt, tab &c fsurla
oebra&t wurm miro. Nidt rae 0smtl
zen tes Glrsns mcrren rte 1olam te'a'
0en. @snn rie 0monAipaticn rtm Gu
een 0Hrntsn, Gnrcpa unp nomsnt!'b
Gnalanr. teGm Gotrifen ron Ter Voum
.mclen 3ufubr atbanacn. ldwtue TIM
oluf Mirot, 70 merren RE uotsrunAe.
fi6tiam NoreIdner RE @trontwcrtIi@'
fei, rof1r naatn. Gin foutens B|att,
cis(n conlupatipe .Stontaro"!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-08

Bsptsurs, Ter 4. .iue sr0bs eseeutuna
tsiisst,I lht8e ii; pisieIte nun tn Sstutn'
|btuiBtn obsr ni&t. ..rr
ua(er.u ,Qeftru brandon wtr mid. ~
fds,t, sab VIE oreanifattor e& bsrst'e
a6er Die aan,t Union .trrsdt, unp ea6
pi.lsibt, nnaait tcbt ssi&wtsssn ~ psr'
lb,u, bnuite lebbafte Cooperation Don
IStinn pn frtGantssn Wmuritanu msbr
uap msbr fnbst.
6tr In Davenport att abe eteit Or
aani(ation nod thinner flr @l'qusnme(sn
innubalb Der @r.namurten uuferu S'ari.
fir bsutidsn 81 opnotbinaiemue. flr
Sntriaut asaen ~sinAsIns DECENTRALIZATION.
tlnr pas 86nlt&0 e bel ru Sa&e 1T. rab
Is D.ut(9e fnp, pdds zine arcbs rurt
pie game Union aebsnre poli'tl&s S'ws'
euna 70 darallniUsn. Wlaa msd'e
bsr,li4 laden.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-08

2onoou, 10. sept. Die Na&ti&',
eae 6u 9sF. Napie cine bolbe WtQion
Sdparau b,wofnt unp esesn esn Nor'
ben Inc BeIb i&idtn MOLE, l6bt notdrIt&
bel ben Nnbduern nss NortsnS auf bart'
nddf9sn llnaluutsn. Gin aewi0u Celia
D,ariiu. Gin CD warser, idr,ibt tenn Star.
rie Nteer. tpirrn - fate tte Na&'
ri4t fd ttfdttoe = Mnfanes cbns 3msi'
fsl tapfn ftdttn, ipsil man fs roau apin'
o,u md1ee, aber bale 33u ben Noremdnnsrn
Der eonisroaiips ..Stanrare"
alaubt an tt. Wu6rs8tl als etnsn S@rti!
Der 8srswetfune uno tsrautrt ie. neil
BE BsmaFnune ttr Nse,r aur atf&of'
flung Ter Stlapsret flbtsn m1De. Sn IT.
n,m auprtFsttt.pe. fuat. It, Reesr crer
Snetan.r au bt,pofntn, IT unuusdbl!&,
absr teGonf6puirt,n putbsiriesn fd A.
asn einsn AnartFetrtsa, alfo fann fe fein
.9erwusf ttHtn. @tna nnr 100000
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-08
6dou ,uicocr Gin Tclslturj am gil

6don wieocr Gin Jclsiturj mt Nio'
aaruflub. @cr sisiaen 1aRsn nurate Or
aroee 1ofslfste un,ubalt en S%uepsnf1on'
Bride sin une' rt Elm arcfes St1d res
Gnomuftrs NIT fort. Die Gr(dQItsrane
NOT 70 bsfns.>sa fowobI re @uepsnlen'
Bride, ale au@fu Gretcrfn "auf stns
rpeite Gtr,de bin ertehten, ra6 pisle Ter
I orti0.a Bsrcbnn Tin Grrtetsn pernu'
tbsten. Or brataefdrN Grle une ne
'@rrs baben cine fsine Jn(d I'm Siroms
oebilrei. pt1de cher >rit an MEIER Stsus
ssrote isbr narfs Gt,5muu9 halo wisrn
perfd uintsn roden miro. Dieft Gin
alrss limo 70 bdufa 9smorren. fob mon
de Yerlonsn flr ibr an rem ufern lie9sn*
rse giemtbum nit 8s@l bslor8' flint.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-08

Nnd Gin Menu. 9ms ~%2imturo,
3cdeutlott" btfuru lid folaenrs oriat
neue GinlarunA aur &i1dweibe ron tinsn
in Stofa BET &imbur9:
Menu a Ia Congress.
Sunot canards, %oisons,
Sauce n govt Napoleon.
Veau roti, salade a rhulle,
Pommes dc terre, 70 pisl man min,
Sauce au bcurre in guhttbfh6,
Sunas, aarte Tidrptp
Cotclets, jampon unh beefsteak,
Obre unb au6 nit avec.
Saucissons NIT SausItraut
&topit bas Waul unb iuat bic 6aut,
Pctit-Cait urb Sds de Chester,
Pommc dc terrc n Ia montur.
Rummt ttfbalt lu mir tn's 6aue,
limb bIsitt niti ,pie Vrfubtn aus;
Conf IN tuer Gtrfut quit,
Mu ntdt tpmmt, Der IT nt4t NIT.