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RUNAWAY.

weAEEN up by the undsc irnef. s5o1t -ns 1s- Tsru-
4 sEy, a NEGRO Man. named I5aN who SAYS he
beouFs CD Mr.. ThOua uIroUs 70 CLARK eou-tT. Ala
tn ovler IS hersbv n-th-d azd 2 uuss-ed b ealI az
ny rs feu-e near Walden Dsps-, Ne. where be can
gsttts NEGRO. Tee boy g 90 7ey dsrz complexion
reed ~ fllslesd, fweDfv-6ve rrr-EaIf I've feel ten
Ecf L-h lnh2rl-e Hrr PrATFT-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

DAVAWAY from tie sabs,Fber on tie uiFht Of he
IA 25th Instant my EEaHu BOY, EORgE who
sJmaiimss calls hinz=E DrE1rez.7 So IS Of dsrk
cluPlexion "a heavy built and sso1t I've fef seven
iach 5 tigl- de Gou5l IS tryiHs 90 regch Memphis
By wy Of the railroad The s31Ve rsHsrd VIII b.
PSI fer hs delivery 30 re g. Canton
mb1T5s T-0 y. SPEED
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- c%0NFEDEaATR LoAN.

London Cor. Of the Manchester Guardian, Feb 2bl
hear that the Confederate loan Of five mii-
lion has been freely taken on the continental
market. and that EUgland-hanghty England,
which, with all its Southern " pfoelvlhes
looks coidlv on Confederate envoys, and viii
not ofieisly commit itself TO any recognition Of
slave owuing-is to have no more Of 1t than 1t
can pet from foreign markets.
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5HEER UP TIE SICK s8IDTFRS ;

s1HE Endsuigned having been appomtsd By the War
a Departments Chaplail of che Hospital ~ Jseksor.
Brandon, Meridian and MaHan, designs rstsbIuEing at
eacs or thee place. a Emal CIRCULATING III.
BRARY, fer tha use OF the sick soldiers.
Any contributions in books. pamphlets, OF monav. %
purchase tae same, eft Wsh he Rev. Dr. Crlue and
AoT- Mr Wheat, az Jackson, Miss. OF at 10. SWEETS. on
Washington sfrssI ekseurr. vii be thankfully re-
ceiye1. All letters on business shoud be adi-ssss5 tc
me Il Newton, Miss. r.. ~. AMI
mh24 " Cha lain r ~ G
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

COMMEMORATIVE noticed yesterday that
some of our citizens or the city authorities were
having the street cutters elesned from t1e P4st
wi1ssrs accumulation of mud This is worthy
of c~ommendaton, and should be followed up
throughout the city-ATssissiTPiaa.
It is al right that the cutters should be
cleaned. but we doubt the prOprsty of simply
taking the filth therefrom and piing it in the
middle Of the streets, as We observe is being
done II. several places. It certainly viii not
improve the sanitary condition Of the city
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27
MARRIED

On Thursday February 8 1853 by the Rev. r K.
smoot ct the residences Of tho brides father, in Wsr-
rem county, KY Z. O.. WEST, Or the arm Of West
Cochran s. Co. Of Memphis, Tsn14 and Bliss J.
Torrre
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

Y General Mitchell, commanding the post
81 Nashville, issues al order under date Of tho
9sh inst, ordering the release rom The Psniaen-
iiaTy, CT Ma5srs. Calhoun aud D1negsn, con-
fined IS hostages for GOalz ana Tsbb, recently
in arrest by our forces, Bat who have bean dis
charged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

~ A gentleman who esme out Of the heart
of Kentucky a few days ago, brings the lntor-
nation that Lincoln's emancipation proclama-
ton has wrought 8 very great change in public
sentiment. and that many who were heretofore
decided Union men are now strong for the South.
Il sill be remembered that some months ago,
gentlemen, for the privilege of taking the Yam
zee oath Of allegiance, were charged, according
to their ability to pay, from fifty dollars Up to
Eve thousand dollars, and when they could not
pay the money, property 70 the amount levied
vas taken. A few weeks sgo, in fright at the
preseat state Of pubic feeling, General Boyle
issued an order that 81 who had taken pay
should refund the money or property. The Lin
coin marshal IA Bourbon county, who mad
taken the property Of gentleman, was called
uDon bv tha owner for its restoration. The
marshal being unable to refund, the gentleman
at once had him arrested and imprisonedi at
last accounts he was still In limbo, Ihls shows
thst g great revolution has taken place, and
tbss we yet have much to hope for in Kentucky
Winchester Bulletin.
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PHnADELpH4. M.ros p, 1555. a. FiSA

FROM THE BAR-BstBsen eight and nine
o'clock last evening very heavy firing was heard
out at sea. Some twenty-five or thirty heavy
guns were discharged. A te'egraphie dispatch
from Fort Sumter stated that the b.oekaders
were firing of Mafhs channel, On what was
supposed 70 be a vessel endsavoTing % run f
through the blockade At q lass hour last night
W were informed that a steamer had ran 10
and anchored safely inside, which, no doubt
was the cause Of the firing noticed above.
Charleston Courier.
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-. ID - nmcera.

From the Murfrees5oro Correspondent Chicago Timesl
The NEST lsmentable fact that has been
brought to my notice is the large number OF Of
6cers who have lately been tried by court-msT-
tisl. The commission Of strociOus crimes and
all sorts of disgraesful ofsnses by officers, high
and low. from colonel to lieutenant. is Of daily
occurrence. One officer has been guilty of theft,
another Of drunkenness, 3 third has proven him
self a coward, a fourth has BID a hstic encounter
with q soldier, a 6fh was ,sUght in the com
pany Of negro weRehes, a 10 SO on al sahaltu1a.
A lieutenant was recenSJ found ia = miserable
loe but, long after tattoo had been sounded, in a
condition of drunken besliality. A few cedar
logs were heaped together ia the fireplace, and
tie Gre lsaped ehesTily up the chimney. In
fhs center of the room a barrel served as s
table, and around there sat the lieutenant,
IN lhe fall uniform Of g United States officer,
plsying cords with three blubber tipped, greasy
negro WeaehesI A cont martial was convened,
and the offender was charged with violation OF
ore of the articles Of war, Or, N other words,
with conduct unbecoming an officer. To this
charge there was q single specification, setting
forth the time, place, and circumstances OF the
alleged ofsnse. The court sat in due form The
ebsTge wss read, and tbe accused plead not
guilty. The specification was then recited, and
30 this the accused naivsly plead guilty Here
then. vas the hight of abolition extravaganza
Guilty Of keeping company with negressss, but
not guilty Of conduct u0beeoming an omeef
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27
NnaP EnN ~ MUIInN.

GOLDIERS, Sutisrs and citizens. are respsetr-I~ f--
~ formed that they can procure any am1cnt 81 BAR
SOAP, ot hrstrsie qua ~ put Up IN bees sn1 ID as
reasonable pEoss as tas tImes wiz peruis by applying
al the Soap Factory, tn Jackson, Kiss, near ths c91-
fsdsrata Rouse. g.. q. LYNCH
mheI~~ n-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

WAsHNeToN, March I6-Much speculation
IL indulged in concerning the action Of the gov.
ammsnf respecting the affairs Of Utah.
Private parties have suggested different
courses Of policy. From what hiss transpred
today it is probable that Gov. Harding and the
Judges complained of viii be sustained
Il is said by gentlemen well acquainted with
Utah affairs, that the arrest OF Bingham Young
BY Judge Kinney was an arrangement sgIeed
mon between the two to test the constitution
atty Of the polygamy laws. aud to create the
impression that there is no resistance TO judicial
proeess in that Territory.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

HEAVEN How MUCH CoTToE CAN IGET
THERE-A good snecdote is told of q Federal
officer who had been largely engaged IN cotton
speculations. Falling SEX, ana becoming half
dslirous from fever, the chaplain fearing he
might do, wss uGging him % repensaues and G
preparation 4or heaven. Dear General " be
SAID. you viii perhaps receive year marching
orders soon, and should hays year srmor on,
ready TO obey the order
Tuning over with q sigh, the General respond.
ed, 4" i ann always % act VIXEN ths orders
come. but bow MUGS cotton ean i gs1 there l'
C~incisnati EaQal7r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

a.
From Che Phladsiphia Evening Journa- AaslA ~
The undersigned, who, for SIX months prev
Gus 20 Mr.. BOileau's arrest and imprisonment
was the principal editor of the EgcRfHg J0nTnat
aud the writer Of most Of the articles deemea
reasonable BY the traitors IN Office AZ Wishing
ton, has this day become The proprietor and eal-
tor Ct this paper, and proposes TO make q, hence
iorth, q Democratic journal, 'l0yai' only 70 the
Constitution and the laws made IN pursuance
hereof sRd, therefore, opposed 70 the poley q
-h' present Federal administration Ire jour
aat val be e fearless exponent of the views and
principles OF the Democratic party regard
less OF bey0nets ana bsslles, and Gl the IN
laNful applasces by means Of which the
AeoHaoniss are seeking to perPefuate t1slF
infamous career Of power and Pluudsr- " wall
SPEAK Tor tne people as against their enemies IN
ONCE who are seeking TO establish despo6sm on
the ruins OF the Constitution, which IS the gov
eminent, and vii deal with all who violate the
~ConsHtuaon as enemies Of public liberty and
Tsitors 20 their country.
1t u Be treason f0T apublic journalist 70 insist
upon a street observance Of the fundamental and
supreme law Of the and By men in Office, and
90 condemn al officials who violats that law
and their oaths to observe IL. then the under
signed desires 70 be deemed a traitor.
That such conduct constitutes treason, Sc
cording 10 the decision Of the admfnista ou
and is friends, hsi5 well aware, sad be enters
into the business OF publishing end editing this
paper with the full knowledge Of the risks in
CURED BY a journalist who ventures. in fhcsa
times, 10 demand for the people what Is night, to
condemn what is wrong, and TO publish p0dii.
cal truth But be intends to do all this, aud il
willing % take the consequences.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

FRANCE AND AIExICo-Adviees from Mexico
70 The 25th ui.. have been received at New
York Fo-sy army % 200 strong was f teen
miles from Pnebls Preparations At Pueblo for
rssisisacs to "a attack, which was daily e1-
psctsd. were considered complete. The deter
minston II the Maxicsas 80 defend their u
try as earue asever TIE Jnarez govern
ment hsd ordsrsd the governor Of San Luis de
Potosi to return to foreigners the money which
he had raised by forced loaas, ana give
whst further satisfaction the aggreyei parties
fusi7 demsnd. Ia connection with Mexican
sfsirs Is 3 seiegrapasd Eom Washington that
the report brought b. the lsst steamer from
Europe. Of the intentions Of the Emperor Napo-
leon to withdrew his army from Mexico, is dis
credited Diplomsic circles, on Che other hand
thought tho French army in Mexico would De
largely augmented in the next ninety Gays.
sach IS said to be the advcss received BY gov
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27
MFaNMaTInN HAYIEn-

OLC5TEIN. Of Noble Ala. who left Monroe La,
Tor VicEs3urg on he &dh o. Jauua-y LAT, end vac
LAST seen 7- Delhi crossing HsEDu nacan ANY correct
Information concerning Liu WGld be hberelY reward
IS ~ srsrsssins the uuiersiEned st Izrd-sn, slss
mh21I2te n. oTEEN uEIF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

POSTED attended q party a few nights
ayo in the city d., and among the guests
was s rebel lzdy spy also a Captain Day. As.
10 were about b take q social glass, the spy
mosossd tie following 70 Captain Day: Cap
cain msy YOU live % see many DAYS To
which tae ca1tsn replied impromptu; " Miss,
NAV your Days and mine be Tie same number "
Fha SIS, nothing dauatsds jCined When
s.al We dsge out first Dag2' The captsin
so.k sa5aenlg with ne IA essls, aud had TO be
canied out-hHe1rsE hfgfsfF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

From the Indianapolis Sentinel March lzI
The ofiesof the Richmond JsfsrssHiqH was
destroyed by 6 mob on SUNDAY night. The
work wss done By a party Of eight hundred
psroled soldiers from Illinois snd Wisconsin,
who were passing through to S. Louis. They
were doubtless melted 6. The act by the advo-
Gates of mob law. who aTe active throughout
the country We had various rumors Of the
afair. but the following letter from Mr. Elder,
the proprietor of the Office, to his son, gives The
correct version from u vino ought 70 know
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

~ TIE new editor Of the Philadelphia E0'-
#isg Joarnd, is seeking to ill the cell in Lin
coins bssHls. occupied By Mr. Boilearo some
time sgo. See bis announcement Elsewhere.
Bolsaro, tbs cid proprietor, grew weak in the
knees. and submitted 70 Lincoln's dietation'
His successor promises more manhood.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

hFoBMAlIoS WAETER-Mrs. S. R. Ray
maad W. hsmfs.z the Crisis, is in this city,
destitute and among strangers, and is desirous
Of learning The whereabouts Of her husband.
he was formerly 8 resident Of Hannibal, Mis-
sour, but enlisted as s private in Captain Belts
company Of Memphis Mounted Rebels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

nRDERS for nariHz ron 1890 to SEQ SACKS
~ completed in ten h3urs- At work done en- arst-
csss aRehiles b. experienced operator, az
WEETNGS
Military Sewing 8ia-hfna RosE sPeuEIsr Hal, Jaak
son, Kiss. formerly Memphis steam Sack sanaiactory.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

~ a private letter fom Poniotoe advises
Us that Col John e. Miller was killed BY the
Federais, 3 few days since, near Ripley, hiss
feEhieh pointhe had gone on military business
counsc With an organization Of partisan
,ge,s BIS body had reached Pontotoe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

"a The Mlssissippiaa announces that Judge
Gholson has been appointed nsgor-generai, to
fill the vacancy oceasioned by the resignation
Of Meior-Gener Topper and has signifed his
acceptance Of the position.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

gEagL LODGE, 40, q, F. cad A. M.,
MEETS regularly rhs FIRST SaTuRDAY q
w EVENING IN each m1nt1t "a the Re ~AAZ
room. oTsr the City HaI
JNO. B NORRIS, W.M ~
LEwIs ASHER, Secretary. mtIs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

r. Speaking OF The hequens displacement
oE commanders, a Washington letter says: "If
things 20 on st this rate there VIII not be 8
gearing general left BY the let Of July
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

E Among the AnsEicans present It the
grand costume ball as ths Euilleias. on the 18Th
February, were MISS King, Of GEORGIA, as
Uzfise, and Madame Yslis, ofNeW Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

~ At g FeccnF fancy dress bail ia Portland,
Maine. IN editor appeared IN good "go.t0-
meetinp clothes. The disguise WAS so complete
that bis best friends failed 70 recognize him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

WANTED.
80 REWARR.

GOOD DRAUGHrsHAN Apply at cha
@. S. E-NGTNEERS OFFIgE,
mh-75f Errfre Eorre. d utci gruara.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

SMART WomEE AT The Hue PA Boston
nsper relates that 5hs lively looking woman Nhe
sells fruit at the corner Of Washington asa
School streets arrested 2 piskpoekst "a 9 o9ass
Boston car and held bin Gil a policeman tool
nm. and she has 8 BABY IS her own al home
only six days old.
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EUROPEAN NRWs-THE FRENCH
mEDLATERN.

From the New York World, March al
The Cunard steamer Australasian, Captain
Cook, which sailed from Liverpool, at three P.
NJ, on the 25th of February, and from Queens
town on the LIST Of March, arrived here LAST eve
ming.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

Mrs.. Gen Grant, who reached Cincin-
80 mons Memphis, on he 18th inst reported
: ). Il tbe osiaion Of her husband that the Ms
,s would be opea for navigation BY the LIST
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

acceptance Of the position.
HDr Odds, Of Ohio, seems determined to
bring his prosecutors 20 punishment He has
summoned the Abolition governor Of that State
to appear before the grand jury.
n a bin has passed the Missouri senate pro
viding for the calling Of new State convention,
to take into consideration the gradual emanciPa-
ton Of slavery in Missouri
y At q second meeting in New York city,
over twenty thousand dollars was subscribed to
the new Atlantic telegraph project.
Y 1t IS stated that A. 7. Stewart has char
tered a ship to Be filed with food for the des-
titute IN Ireland.
~ TIE Natchez Courier the arri-
,-.l Of Cen Albert Pike Ia Natehez
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

~ A letter from the boys gives the following
recipe for soldiers soup;
Commence with 8 mild bean soup. This IS
made by boiling two beans in a gallon Of water,
carefully stirring for an hour, after which the
soup should be carefully strained through a hne
sieve. and then taken in doses of two teaspoons
fnl IN a pint Of water every four hours. By fol-
lowing the above prescription for one week a
certain cure is guaranteed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27
PTC4u0vD- Mareh rs 1oes

DEAR Son The J~efsrsouiqn Once was total
" destroyed by a mob last night about ten
o'clock. The presses weEa broken 10 pieces
with sledge hammers, eases broken up, type
ecstlsred over the door and thrown out Of the
windows, paper thrown into the street; In fact,
everything literally destroyed.
An effort has been masking to accomplish this
thing for a week or ten dsys, and / felt pretty
certain It would be done, as the Aboiti0nists
here have become perfectly desperate lately. A
6tting occasion offered yesterday for the cow
ardly rsseals TO have The work done. About
eight hundred paroled soldiers arrived here from
The East on their way West % st. Louis, 70 90,
as I understand, into camp At that place. They
are prisoners taken at Murfreesdor3' and have
been for some time at Annapolis, Maryland.
The cars brought them here about noon yestsr-
day. and they did Ros leavs I'LL this forenoon.
Some Of Che fellows here, who have been trying
to get up q mob against the JefsrsoHiaa Office,
got some of the soldiers drunk. told ibem the
JferSouiaa was 3 secession sheet, and al that
sort Of thing, aud got q lot Of them to engage
in destroying the ofiee-a thing that the fell
lows who urged them TO do were too c0wardlY
TO do themselves. IL this way, of course, the
impression viii be attempted 10 be made that i
was the work Of soldiers OF coarse tie sol
diers knew nothing about the printing Offices
here. These soldiers belong 90 Illinois and Wis
consin- Yours. truly, o. L.
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From TENNEssEE-We make the folio
artracl frnm 8 hrsinasa Iattar

EAb1alb AUM p UaHAA4aa A1+A@ o
There IS no news IN this portion Of
Tennessee since she Earle's7 last brilliant feat
Of capturing five regiments near Efankln, at
Thompson's station
There was quite q sensation 10 the army some
four weeks ago, relative . the peace party ia
the Northwest. Il has died anatursl death, ON
GERS and men all agreeing that peace must be
the result of hard fighting.
The health Of our army IS better to-dsY than
I have ever knownit This (Lumsden's) bat
terry bss one hundred men at this tims that an
swer 20 roll call, and out Of that number the
sick list has not exceeded two a day for more
than two weeks, and a portion Of the time it has
not been that many.
Our army is in a better fighting condition
than it has been since we left Chattanooga last
sulcmer. snd il IS stronger than at the battle
bef0re Murfeesboro II old Rosy viii only
give q fair showing We win enact a second
Fredericksburg near Tuilahoms-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

29O-Quilp. who has mounted g new bat,
has inscribed, instead of his name, the number
ss29Ou He assigns as q reason for bis ecesn-
tric behavior, that be hiss lost a good many nais
~ 6~lonious capture, and be thinks that the
above figure viii save the fsls-haying maae u2
his mind thst, un3sr ouE present. navy mapase.
ment 1890" can be taken Boston Past.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

were some attempts to get mp q public mani
~fastation on the Place de "a Bastille on the anni-
versarY of the oath Of Februsy, but il was
speedily suppressed by the police aud no arrests
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

Wellington dispsteh, Of the Izth
.svs thsss 5rsa Of 100000 men viii soon
- s8d that arrangements have been
.e,-ce The conscription without delay.
-4fNr. LsoyJ, formerly connected with
olsaas Date, VIII address g G Mer.
bas - Ni-s.. Be can obtain some late
r. $50 d bis friends IN Ksntacky
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27
rUsTToE ID vgRaINIA.

~ TIE Natehez Courier announces the arri
Of Gen Albert Pike In Nstehez
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-05

PRovosr MARSHAL GENERAL 6PrIcx, I
WASHINGTON May o. 1865. 4

pRovosr MARSHAL GEsERlL's errIcz, I
WARRINGTON, May q, isSSS
NcfIcx.-The attention OF all officers who have
haen honorahly discharged on account OF wornos
disability, and Who desire TO enter the service
in the Invalid Corps. is called to the provisions OF
General Orders, No. N5. OF 1858, from the war De-
partment, published in the pa pers throughout the
country. Such officers requested 70 comply
promptly with the provisions Of that order, and
to send their written applications, as therein PRO
vided, for positions in the Invalid corps tstatins
the character Of their disability with as little de-
lay as possible. to the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General Of the. State in which they may
h. such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
eral will at once forward the applications, with his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Washington.
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers required
by General Orders No. los OF 1865, from War Depart
ment. Tb cir pay and emeluments will commence
from date of ptsnce OF such appointments, and
not from date of organization of the respective
commands TO which they may he assigned.
JAMES b. FRY,
my23 Provost Marshal General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-05
DRoPosALs FOB HAY. STRAW. AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QuARfKRxAs1RR's OTfIoE, }
FORAGE Dspnrtneat, Cor. G aid I'D streets, )
WASHINGTON D. O. ApriI l6 1873

Assistant QuA.TKKxAsSER's OyrIoE, J,
Frdge DspnYtmeHt, Con. AID I'D streets,
WASHINGTON, D. O., April Is. 1885,
WRIfIEH PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
hay, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use 81
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or ct any of the Government wharves in this city.
The proposals to be addressed to the under:
signed, and they should state the quantity of
each article offered. also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for ave thousand
oool bushels of Corn or Oats and atty t5o tons of
Hay or Straw and upwards. unless 1t should be for
the Interest," of the Government to contract for .
less amount
AL grain to be put up in good sacks, of about two
o. bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
cost of the contractor.
All Grain and Hay offered to be subject to rigid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the low responsible bidders the intere SITS OF
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithfu fullment any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made ct the compilation OF the
contract. 3. L. BROWN,
ap ism Captain and A. Q. n. q. 3. A.