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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01
The way Gener nj Hooker Got n Co,u.
vSsl.

when the war brcko out, says Western paper. Cen
Hooker, then In California, came post haste asninrton
oIcr his services to the government GEN. scott was
AZ the head u the military Affairs OF tho scouutry aud
between that old gentleman md Gen Hooker was eud
dating back TO the Mexican Hence, as everything
relating 20 the army VA referred 20 Scott Hooker was
suffered 10 apply Ia vain Tor even rcgimenai command
Dsgusted aud mad he made bs preparations 10 return 20
tho Pacific coast and about start when tho rst
battle ol Dull fought. There nothing ia that
10 er courage; he went TO the White Hols - the
last thing before leaving 70 ct IN tho President whom
he had lie introduced. by s0ne nistake
81 his friend Captain 10 ker fni tho fGI8wing was
tho conversation that e,s3ei.-
HooNsa-tMr. President, was introduced % Won A.
Captain Hooker. am vas Lieu Colonel Hooker
oi The cguar army Whom his war btgan WIS at
homo ~ california, and fastened 10 make tender n my
Ices g. the government bit my rcaou 10 General
SOFT " 0thcg mpedimen, stands Ia the way and
ace un chance of making my military knowledge ana
e,po lsnce useful afn about 70 retarn, blt before
gong ANXIOUS 10 pas my respects YOU and % ex.
prcss my wishes 9r your personal welfare mi for your
success in putting dawn THE informal rebellion. And
went, while am al IL, 10 say thing more was at
Bull run. the othey Day ", HTesdsai nd II no ysnIiY
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Police Intellig0 nee.

clNGrLAR CA-E ALLEGED LARcEyy.--1homas H. Robin.
Of No. SO, Fourth avenuc appeared before Justice
Kelly yesterday. ana complained that he had robbed
q &l2s In legal tender notes under tho following ccum
stances the evening Of the 17th friend named
James W. johnson, called at compAinans house and IN
hour or 50 was spent IN pleasant conversation During
the visit Mr. Robinson hal leave the room for
Few moments, leaving behind him hrs oyercoat In IN.
breast pocket u which walct, containing tho
grecnacks" in question. During absence the money
was sbstracted from the pockebook and the book was
replaced IN The coat pocket, " nothing had been fls
turbed How the chnngc effected Mr. Robinson wsas
unable to.say; hut, johnson was the only one who
coui nave had access 10 the coat pocket natural
70 SUSPECT him o. being the pr,stidigitator. rpJn
ee NJ ace sea ~ tho thet, however johnson s,outly
denied ali knowledge Of tho robbery but the
more he reiterated his innocence in the matter
the more confirmed we're the cosppinants suspicious
NOT W shng 10 make the matter public Mr. Robinson en-
dcavord to and redress n tho Masonic lodge room of
which Ne and johnson were members, but failing in this
sxpedicni he was compelled at last court, The
magistrate required the give bail in Inc sum Of
u 900 g. johnson is bcokkepcr by occupation
thirtyiwo years Of age, and resides seventh avenue
ArTEsrT AT srIcrps SOLDIERS WTs.--Annc lIiwooA
vie Of soldier In Hawkins Z,uavcs, atemaeM TO XIII
herself On Friday By taking quantity Of opium Forth
nai.y the shth precinct police discovered her condition
In good season aud had doctor attendance who sue.
sicd after considerable difficulty IN restoring tho IN.
t-n Mr Mhwood was thon sent to her residence No 80
Aen street ~ cause could I've assigned Tor tho commits
vlcn q the tashaet
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We agree entirely with the sensible views briefly pres
seated in the following extsact ron tho Uaaad Sass
Nan. There n department Of the government in
which incxpetencc incompetency would work much
mischief In handling and giving direction private
should be neglected among this important class ON
up old political by securing such appoint.
those who do the heavy business In tbs
and election days; but the merchant and
bankcr 90 slider these things as riang when comparcd
with the prompt aud ain reca - and eatch of their
valuable corrsspchdcnce aud rcmittances:-
II Is powerful argument against rotation IN office,
applicable 10 the postal service OF the country,
that every Postmaster General with the exception,
perhaps, of Mr.. orangcr) since Amod kendalls adj
Iniuisfaton o. tho department has before
the expirati y Oi his eifcial term made
OF his convictions that such policy
roas dctrieui tn The yublc interest and prominent
obstacle in the way Of postS Improvement assi reforms.
Cave johnson even, in hia last report tongrcss-n
1e4S, think alluded TO this questionable practice In
stron. rras OF dsa. probation and the writer heard him
he has Other es OF the department. retiring
from ofnco that his experience had tnughi him that a
system OF Renewals ana appointments based only
political gro lnds all wrong, and wholly b. the
people But nobody seemed 10 give sOi Cave credit
for honesty in thus testify ing the political yuiotino
quite active in his hands, perhAIs under any
his predecessors lie had hllcd prctlg mitch all the
Offices with his party friends. and why sh0nidnit he
pull up the adasrt asked The rcs aud tho citizen. But
NJ one who hal and realized fuy the practical mis-.
chief OF the system questioned the sincerity OF Mr.
johnson IN giving this warning to the country.
How TO cure this evil. without giving one party
another the advantage Ia the long - Is the question
But II post Office employees, especially clerks were for.
hidden to take any part III the elections beyond quietly
voting II would remove one Or the chief reasons which
have heretofore prevailed n the distribution such
ncncy among this class Of officials l. n-5l essential in
view u the immense interests nysyed.
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Sauaw Tucks and Crispus Attacks.
EnIInR

In your issue of yesterdays date your correspondent
Conservative In aitributing the od.headed
Indian account 70 The salem Collections and also errs in
supposiug that "crspo saw Tucs9' wss identical with
"Crspus Attucks the mnatto, = who really woolly
headed negro, and who killed at Boston on March .
1870. Every sck6olboy m New England IL familiar with
the history Il both Attuck, and Squaw Tucks A very
good Of Attacks given Parey flrs Glass
History Sluaw Iucks has not had the benefit Of Par
loye airing his history having been Tor many pre-
served by tradition, and put 10 "orm and shape abost
nfty years ago by the celebrated hOsantcr Doctor r.
Hura Of 'Boscawen, N. IL. "Sluaw Tues. says DR.
the OF his bat he the father OF the
system. Through him were produced those wonderful
analy cations OF the vegetable kingdom which though al r
enabled 10 display themselves only In tho contracte
spheres Of country schoohouses wherein he was permit
ted 10 lccturo) now IL commencing Ia tho med.
icsl world NATURALLY Of a fiery temper he
many times fell by the with his ncighbors and
q short time previous 70 his dissolution no came
putting period 10 tho existence VI the Rev. Mather
Byes the pastor OF the Old North church Boston For
this he arragned and tried This crcurnstanc, Ia
the point alluded 70 by the author quoted by tnserya.
tivo amt you win perceive has bearing the boa
ton Massacre
Slnaw Tucks' descendants are numerous In Now
Hampshire AT the present day. The Joke Of Colonel John
H. George (the present candidate for Congress in New
Hanehire), perperaod Al the limo Amos Tuck was run.
ming for Congress tina, i'Slusw Tuoka was good runner
and had little undgested Indian IN him. will he an.
preciated here.
Ir. Hurd brief nsnioir win he found IN the third
volume " tho fherarout!c Review, - London, 1904 IN
foot ~ lie article, emitted Habaf ium Necessa
rus or saiures Med ciua Prod ,ctns Ia The Negeabe
nin1 tom WIN "C0nservaiiYer lok again a, 49, a.
thoriiy and lot Us Know into what .'Sem Coectiona
VIC must looN l.. n Hartford, Conn.
sralNgFtEtp, Mass, Jan. NJ, 1858.
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Desertion OF British soldiers.
THE COMMANDER OF HER MAJEsTY's FORCES P

THE COMMANDER OF HER MAJESTY'S FORCES PRO-
BADLY HoAxED.
Tho following order has been issued by Lieutenant Gene
raj sir fenwick Williams, commanding ner Majesty's
forces In Canada
GENERAL oaDER-No. i.
HEADQr Err MONTREAL, jan. "A, 1868.
As tho Lieutenant General commanding has been in
formed that American agents have lately come into
Canada for the express purpose Of Alternating to deiade
eert, his Exceency considers IL his duty acqnant the
soldiers under his command OF this fact, order that
should these vilsins attempt do 3d. they may be the
alert 70 seize then, and hand them u the police,
that they may 10 punished as, ihey deserve.
Tho Lieutenant General takes this opportunity OF pub
fishing in General orders etter which he has net
received rom British dcserter IN New York, IN order
that II may be what indebtedness tht indv..u
has cniiled himself by drunkenness and deaer-
tiOn:--
SRlt is painful regret deserted frola the Royal
Canadian Rifles in August, 1881. Since my ARRIVAL in
the Emitted Staei have soldier their service,
aud in the past seventeen ntha have been through all
the engagements On tho tbicksEJmi y, in the seven
days battle there, likewise ia the last disaster 10 Bull
MN. | was sborng under mtoxicarion when the ata!
occurrence of my d6sertion took place would
tho whole world do again what have done in quitting
my esmcnt and country. Cursed dgn. the
Of II all and beg that you Wi. all soldiers
stick 90 their colors, and not here TO be treated
than convicia.
Viii you be pleased 10 have this letter read at the head
OF every regiment under your command II is with
great grief most respectfully ash you will pardon me,
would return forthwith were permitted 80 do so.
JAMES connolly, 1t. toi. u. A. q.
r. MACDONALD, Can't Brigade MAJOR,
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Sour OmnibUscs BADLY Reg ~ atcd.''
xI.LIalt. II


Having noticed In your valuable paper several com,
plants in regard 10 the bad OF tho derent
omnibuees Of this city in rotation taking and
making change While in notion thought II would be
out Of place 10 inform those Interested Of circumstance
thnt happened % myself showing the necessity Of
having conductors in all OF Tho different stages entered
Of the sixth stages above Eleventh street. and
gave the driver nty cent currency bill Tho stage wab
futwelvc ins ,iacludng several ladies' After riding
FIVE blocks without receiving my change, the stage
stopped diy. drunken Han allowed 10 get In.
which caused considerable disgust passengers
inside. well as some little iacrrment to regard
TO his being Obliged to stand which he hardly able 70
do withoat something TO hold him up This caused me 10
forget my change, and tho driver did not offer IT, IL
did not occur 70 ns again until ter had left tho stsce
the Blocker stree, and broadway Now ~
there had been cond lctor stage the
some Il whom were iadies-woud not have becn annoyed
By such disagreeabe proximity To q drunken man and
SUBSCRIBER
NEw YORK jan q 1883
TO the EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
last Saturday afternoon, my vito returning
home 10 one OF the East Broadway line Of stages when
the Of Lewis aud Sixth streets she sgnallzed
the driver the usual that she wished to got
out upon which he stopped hardly long enough TO allow
her time place her foot upon the upper step before no
started throwing her violently 10 tho pavement. Your
structures upon the present system OF "Runnne
Omnbuses without Co0duotors,p are well merssed and
there s branch II public carriers on whom thA
community besows ts patronage with greater degree
OF lberalty than up omnbses, II Is % be hoped thai
your excellent suggestions viii mees with SUCCESS. bus
experience teaches 10 expect, Mr.. Editor that pubns
appeal In that direction, however Just will continue 10 bo
met with that sublime Indifference so charactcrstic ~
monopos leaving US 90 aiernatiyo.but y evoke munis
cpa legislation. G. N. BRACKET, 81 Avsnus ID.
70 THE EDITION or TIE HERALD.
Az a citizen Of New York, and one Interested IN IN
good management, permit express 10 you the eoii
CATION that under for the publicity yoa sre giving
the wre,chc system OF omnb uses that crowd Rroad
way Cannot tho companies DO mado 10 employ
dictoH " there no law IN the cascf I hnvc hitherto
BON opposed 70 Broadway railroad; but am so en-
ragged daily by the risk crossing orr favorits
pfvnenade that II the owl be rcmoJisd my
voice shall be given In favor OF the total exclusion ~ all
stages. Please keep tho subjcc, before ths people
50 DUANE SINEEr, ". Y. Jan. %, 1909. JUNlOh
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Movements OF General Grant ana us.

t,trrcspouacnre Of Cincinnati Gazette
NEsrmls, ian. 20 1869.
forces Ics Asc have arrived hefc lhey ara ha,ng
loaded with fresh troops ~ fast p.ssibia,
General Grant IN person emhsrks his evening and n
90 leave by daylight tomorrow lrDru The Qa,arn
transform thon into hospitals capable of ACCOMMODATING
Coco men II. X Writ, Medical nirector II General
Grants army hrs temporary change ~ the arrange.
Esens. In lVub, United States Army relieves surgeon
NhiA pof 81 his du,us Medical Director. W IA
suTyJscd that m haaI accommodations a. Memphtss
will he first rate ~ late they have been made TO
the urgency Of thu demand.
have informant n from the South 10 the 18th. which
osy be relied upon. The command Of the whole Western
department has been given General Josoph Johnston
he s. uassng immense forces at and ylsksbura II
3r e'rale that he cam emergency bring 100 900
nsen Z" ~ defence The rcbc- stake every h ing
On tber abtN T. hold fcksbuTg, and preserve THAR
coniuoabcaton with tue states OF louisiana and
Lex ihe te4e hsvo also large force at lot uds0n
Thcfothca,ous hetc completed anal ,hoy Lavs M
iaestiai General Back wl be able 10 iske os rnn 49,,
sheM 49,
y generally believed the rebel army has hasn
Gettlyl re- eniNced ~ Tennessee AMI a. r. cxnartsr
That in the neVt tFia they will certatniy ,.t,PP 80,
X secraw With The creates, else TN. @ 80 y,
drive hiuf back g. Nashville aud force him 4,
or rotres, ny cutting " bis sources ~ srun.1 To-
v not It they can avoid II, have general eGg gssse,
IN the Wet, ~ VIII endeavor Il keep nur generals hs
BY cutting communications and preventing Their III
vanca.
mo steamer wassaw on sunday while missing tsi..a
No ~ ID Tho yicniit n Sirolcon, Ark. was frad pps
from tne shore ~ fpatory concealed tho IerhfnS
No damage wss iore except frightening a. nasser ars
AMI ma K ing Tour VII hoas inside The steamer when
semo results ffom snga body " inantry Ii IL enp
posed 10 10 tho same bitter the formerly located
), cypress Beua, Ihs wTsaS srrirsd al hspphls safely
- Monday night -
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COMPLIMENTARY.
FIRENEN'S BALL.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MoypN EVENING, JANUARY %, 1865.
e. eNIM YORK HERALD. AVID LADIES.

rms YorSe MEMS ROMAN CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION
gave their annual ball Monday the 18th Of December
Inst twas brilliant and really fraerna display Tho,
CITY Assembly Rooms crowded with the beauty and
fashion &c New York aud Brooklyn, and
when music arose with its vol upiuous sweli.
Soft eyeS backed love to eyes that snake agsn,
Aud All went merry ~ a marriage bell.
For many years past, with but few exceptions this
admirable benevolent association mas held ia festive
annivo sarles thls and other halls " the city Mr.
John IIayes the esdent Mr. John Duane the rreasu
ssr and Mr. John scuy, the secretary. have all done
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HUMANE HOSE COMPANY NO. 20.
At THE
crY assembly ROOMS,
oS WlDsE-pAs EVENING, JASuARy n, 1883.
I.ADY,S TICKET.


This ticket s printed the finest paper and bears the
representation OF nj corner. N In splcnddly
rnged With scsnops and embossed with great aud
taste. 20 much for metropolitan fire company
There many ike them TIM city all full 81 wit
fun, good friendship and harmony, as may be seen by
reading the records OF
THE TIRE DEPARTMENT BALL,
which came of at the Academy of Music Monday last
Notwithstanding the ncIemency &c the weather the
Academy crowded with beauty and fashion. The
decorations very tastefuly arranged The whole
parquet boarded M TO level With the STAGE thus
aordng large spass for the dancers AT tho back OF
the stage work Of gas Jets representing the Amer
eagle with a halo OF stars above Under il
there was a motto with the words
I NEW YORK fiIE nktARTNENr FUND.
Under this were represented tho insignia n the Fire
Department, the hook ladders nc. On the floor
side was the steam IRE engine ondipe, which s beauti
ful specimen OF is Kind and the other hose carriage.
The sides Of the stage handsomely curtaned and
profusey decor aed with wrcahs of beautiful artificial
lowers and cvergrcens forming very brilliant tout
ensemble
The nreinen did up the thing in style Their tickets
were beautifully printed. their music was good their
company select and may well be said that theirs was
ono Of the nost balls u the season. The following Is
OF their f.
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Surrogate's Once.
Before GIDEON ,. Tucker, Surrogate.
ns,. 80. 49,, ,... -

VIII 90 DN. JACOB HARsKN.
This viii has boon admitted TO probate ghou, e,s,ss,
fhs distributes sho greater part or his estate
among these relatives whom be considered most REQUIRED
leeaces, aud tnen beaueatbs $1,000 10 the New yore
Yc lnlfmNy, q Which no was President fo 0co 70 ths
Northern Dispsnsary in tho city Of New York n yh n
he - " stee $40 900 20 tho versasi Relief Fund
81 which bis uther the founder $4,000 70 ne sell
ety ior the Relief of the Widows and Orphans o; pl5r
MetcA Won and q 600 10 the Society for tho RELIEF 81
Poor Wjdgwe with small Children.
no wius o. Francis Del Hoyo, Thomas Mckinley a r.
sllbcui nonie6i Il ~
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PORTLAND, jan 3l, 1858.
The steamship Hibernian, Captain Burgess, sailed at
twenty minutes past seven p. NJ, for Liverpool She
takes thirty passengers and $27 600 in specie
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or boasting in to say that am a-s sight better
General than YOU sir, had on that feldl sSs.s-
After this announcement Mr.. Lincoln concluded he
might venture to trust him with Coonelcy, and there
fore gave him tho command Of regiment. since that
time his maj CHI has been onward.
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SHIPPING NE w 9

Far, " pounev rohnnop. Alexardria, 10 dsya and a
hours from Cane Isnry iu ballast, 10 Montgomery Bros
a. saw black bark, " ABOUT s6n ons, sshnrs
near Harnera had all sails ursd, bat apparently hsd nos
been hong on.
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WiRsESBrKG, 10 Jan. = ISg9
One OF cur scouting parties attacked squad 81 rtarf
las sunday moruing twenty niles northses or b,trs
ard killed he notorious tapain Reed asd oaco Ills mon
and.v ouuded another Reed had tie black slaNon XII n
be stole ION the stage ooppany last December and
Which, wlss 'hIss g,bsr bosss and Souipmsns were
covorok.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

At pAwfEvs.--DUs iNEss CARDS " 4 Loo; air.
"A heads o. fesfu; circulars ssc iv'i syes eoS ltg
- n, e enrav low Paper purchased before The great isA
N
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THE HUMANE HOSE COMPANY.
Another lire company gave a brilliant reception at
the City Assembly Rooms the 2ist at. There
was truly "a good time that occasion But
this s not al. Tho Fine Kings always able 70
command the anJoymcn,s VI the hour. they are, be-
SIDES men Of exquisite Let look hor AIDES
tcketa second, and the most skepto will DE convinced
that hes. hrninen cd IL thcr bellies ies they
are nj answcing the sound ~ the fire bell This Is IN
fact, The ehelshment OF their active characters and
circumstance which ha~ exercised marked influence
Ia their among the bella doane OF the metropolis
is TO be regretted that give ac.aiie Of the
invitation G ~, thoagh We give copy o. the simple
words 1t bears IN Us lace
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v,t,HyNATIsN.


VINO mas IT.
II ts been eoufrsssdv etrst ~ ih0ngssfa who
hv.s,.aa he let gNvAne alsc,rc Nsiaui9 Insoies
ale Ne niy prfspIye A. -sr Aree q BY MAJ 81 ~
drug and shtc dcaeN generally, NRTyAM
CO. fle Broadway. Sand for ciroolsrg
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LADY'S TICKET.


- much Or balls W Jay War AMI the hish proc a
gold DO not tcrrfy the Gothimtos but ioog life re-
maGs in them they VIII keep UP their reputation foy
jolty and good fellowship
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80 s<>sS<~~>S<< ><<S ~ 81 .s<S>S.
1wfNry FiH.t ANIMAL n.gL
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y4NV3yUSkN<
tneir pest Tor the success Of the society," and 10 this
de'atgnC TITO % Johns must be aided James p. Burn
the floor manager who aud did direct tho dancers
well = kics up bis owp sesis q the sans tnA x
tn HA1 EnnagDat AIl,YEsNf'
to como Of tho 25th q Fobfufy expected Is S. md
no doubt win be- great surprise 70 the friends Of sha
projectors These hat nishers' balls arc OF long stsn
ng Where the Lafsrge House now stands thsrs vs1
formerly fine ballroom and here tho hat nishers used
to get up some very interesting social assemblies OF
Wednesday evening the 25h Of February thew win riy2
one or their magnificent balls at Irving Hall and tk,r
is doubt that their entertainment will be vorth&
Of their society and the reputation they bear h III
knocks any other ntoa cooked has wons be The neX
1nshers' fault.
THE NEW YORK GERMAN HORSE GUARD
"sons pumpkins" balls. Their last display wss
creditable aar and took place On The lAtb Of January
Tbs is the Gard Of tho gallant troopenM Il
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL BALL Il
NEW YORK GERMAN HORSE GUARD, 4
First Regiment, Troop N. ING. y
The honor Of your and ladies' company Ia respect
fully solicited 10 attend Thirteenth Annual Ball,
which will be held at the
METROPOLITAN ROOMS,
1s6-l53 Hester street,
! On WEDNESDAY EVENING, January "a, 1858. Z
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-04
FOR BEEF CATTLE.

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until ~ NJ, OF the
18th day OF April, 1863 for furnishing to the Sub
sistehce Department 1000 head OF Beef Cattle.
The Cattle 10 be delivered at Washington, ID. C.,
on the 25th day OF ApgD, or as SOOn thereafter as
the Government may direct.
The cattle TO average at least 800 pounds gross,
and no animal TO weigh less than 900 pounds.
Any person desiring to bid for less number than
1000 should 90 state II In his bid.
bond with good and sufficient security will bs
required.
Proposals from contractors who have failed to
comply with former bids, from dislOyAl persons,
and from those who are not present TO respond 10
their bids will not be considered.
Payment to be made In certificates OF indebted
ness or such other funds as Government may have
for disbursement.
All bids to be accompanied by guarantee, signed
by two persons, and directed to COL. A. BECK
WITH, A. d. @. and c. s., L. s. A.. Washington,
ID. C., and endorsed Proposals for Beef Cattle"
Form Of Guarantee.
We, -, OF the county Of, and State Of,
do hereby guarantee that - is able to fulhl the
contract In accordance with the terms OF his pFOpo-
sitlOn, and that should his proposition be accept
ed, he will at once enter into contract in aeeor-
dance herewith.
should the contract he awarded him, we are pre-
pared TO become his securities,
=. (ThiB guarantee must be appended TO each bid.)
The responsibility OF the person signing the
guarantee must be shown by the official certificate
Of the clerk OF the nearest District Count, of the
United States District Attorney.
Bids tHhieh do mt comply tOLh he above UiH b rejected
mar 81 ..N '.I.EE r....... '.'