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L.tScorH GowED--itcferripg 10 The 'naanct
in wl!:c5 The threats Of. Ci:iccsa ROB forced
~i:rcoln To repeal The oder IF his %salrar.
Burusr,c, Tor tie Suppression Of tie C!:ic@;o
Ii,ics, the New York World holds the for-
lowing language. 1t will be seen that ii open.
II ~cllarges Iirco!n viii; combining the fears
or the coward with the s~pit;tof tie tyr.nt ;
and uses towards bin 3 language IF defiance
amounting almost to bnilyism:
president Lincoln has never stood before
the country IN a worse light than at this mo-
nent. He hiss so deliberately committed
Himself against fec discussion by the trans
porta,i.n EN-. F~eta2digham, that tue revcr.
s.lof Ger. BErnsi3is'a order agaiust the Chi
c:goST;mes carnot be attributed tc a rcIura-
Ing spirit ofjug:ice. or reverence ior law. Mr..
Lincoln qua:ls 6t FIRE the rising Storm. lie
dafes not carry oft a principle to which he
las siYen his deliberate sanction. He lost y
rcitei pporiuni!y- to-redeern the character
of biz administration wien ha approved the
proceedings asainst Mr.. ~FalEaadieham. ii
ic stcls nov ilstl.e career on which he theu
entered. It is not q retreat prompted by lis
sesse. Of justice, but a. concession extor.cd
from BIS flars. He dares arrest nobody in
this city COR exercising the right of free speech,
for lie has too much rea on to know that tcrs
Of thansaniS OF brave men wunll resist at
tie peril Of tl,eir lives. He dared not permit
rat;ers.to DC carried irto extra,nitiGs al CHI
caso for u similar reason. The inconsistency,
wan: otsystcm, and lack Ct principle which
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Wo arc indebted to the poli.encfs Of CadetPer-
cival S. Norris. for m " Official Register" Of the
South Carolina Military Academy fol-, 1853. OF
this well known institutisn, OIL. its abba sheaden,ic
Board, we need say nothing our people are al
ready perfectly acquainted With s high elains
and great merits. We think it ought to5 and will,
become the West Point of tho Southern gonf.ds-
raey. The nat.lle fentureia the pro.snt Register
is . list Of tho Graduates Of tho indtituiipn sines
it, organization, with remarts ontheifseryica
during this war. In tbis list We sos many nsmsa
now brilliantly distinguished it-issa bright
"R"llof Honor" We take pleasure IN sapyins
a Circular appended to this Register the eircu-
lar win show tho object Of The i,taboye spoken Of.
CIRCULAR.
To GRADUATES on rnxIR FRIENDS i:
The undersighed respectfully solicits Informs
tiuu in regard to Graduates. Of those heard fr.m
during tho past two years, noarly all aTe1in sor-
vice many have been wounded, sofrellave been
killed, and it is due to thsul and toshistory that a
record Of their services should bo preserved. To
this end, the ChairmAn Of tao Board of SVisiters
has authorised him to Observation-Disclosures
ing them.
The following questions Will sug5eatIpelna on
which. information is desired Whatwast his occu-
PISTON before the nsr9 Whom, where, and in Whist
capacity did he en- ter s.ryice2 1Ios often, and
in what battles, nns he noted for gsllantiand mel
~itorious conduct7 AT what battle wsstbeswound
ed? What commission does he hold atpresent !
Or where Was he killed, and what TsIS the cir
curastances connected with his SALT
Answers to thes, questions, or any olier infor-
nation you may communicate to the unasrsigned
al Columbia, S. c., viii he duly aRarec5ttea.
Very respectfully,
JOHN b. PATRIfK,
Secretary board Of Kisitors $. G y. a.
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Julyf,-


nMEMBERS. Of my Company at home on sick
tXH- furlough. must poItiociy send on surgeons
serlidcates monthly for extension Oh furlongh, or
I will be forced to report them absent without
lo.ve. 4 private physicians certificate, fit cor
tiss 90 that tho man is unable to 20 to ; Sturgeon,
and 10 sworn to before a A4gi.trate, will procure
an extension. B.. Il. NICHOLSON,
Capt Go. r., Hampton Legion.
, Camp Near Petersburg, Va, juno Is, 1868.
July s, 81
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Az IxrAMous OurRAGE.-The Burlington
Iowa) Argus. in giving an account OF. the
recent arbitrary arrest of Henry Clay Dean,
in Keokuk, Iowa, says:
aThe commander of the military here, one
Charles Ball, was at the head Of the mob who
maltreated Dean. Under the pretense OF
searching Dean, he stripped him stark naked,
and he compelled him TO remain III that Iude
state for some twenty minutes, the au! iect OF
Abolition jeers, ridicule, and abuse. lad .
negro been thus exposed i'll hia person and
maltrexted, how the Abolition whelps al Iowa
would have yelled out over it as "uuch a
disgrace 10. humanity,n such brutsl treatment
TO as-feIlow being, &C., but as Dean is only q
white man and o Democrat, not one Abolition
voice or pen is found to denounce. Ohl>licrd;
low long shall Abolition, q. {. Republican, l.
e. no party, i. e. Union Leasne,) brutality
and despotism be allowed to tyrannize over
American citizens 2"
Dean is one of the ablest and most eloquent
men in the STATE, . fine scholar and = most
accomplished gentleman. What an outrage
upon his feelings! How prostituting and DE-
grading in As character!
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Raes! Rays.

We want R~ags-cotton Rags-Linen. Rags
clean Rags, and if wo con got a plenty Of Rags
he can keep the Adoertiser ahoat untiEthe war
ends. Bring on your Raysand help az to kasp
tho Advertiser one OF the fixed institution OF the
country.
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10 .Mr. i. GALhAnsn, twill be ,Fen; by ref
ersnc, to our sdveriising columns, hasen hand
o lot Of Cotton and Wool Cards, and othssartielss
much needed by the people.
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&s- Richmond brokers wore buying >>ailyer on
tho 1st inst, at $50 prem.r tho premium on :gold
81. months ago. Tho buying rates of silver Is
$50; golls7Oa.
GS- The Virginia State Ponitenamy is so full
that the directors have passed n resolution dccli-
ming to receive any moro prisoucra convicted by
tho Confederate courts.
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Strayed or Stolen,

ER0M tho subscribers plantation q COW With
H out horns red head and red on aidei; back
and belly Iwhits. Her mark isa crop OF Sud OF
both ears, and q, crop and cut under the right.
She had a sn, when shelot. she> wessraissd
by Mr.L aolg.on, .near Red IIa;; Edgedc,d
District Twill pay $40 for her. recovery. any.
inform Jon concerning said Cow thankfully ro-
ceiye'. AhLEN
Aiken, s. c.. Julyf, :s ~
GALL At THE uAMDURG.:P. o.
" and get superior
to ANYTHING ever offered in this market, 1t Low
CALL AT THE HAMBURG POST OFFICE
and got your SALT, superior to Liverpool, st
low prices, and in good clean sacks-two bushels
per sack. n L..tENihf F.ia.
3. Hamburg, Juno,30 " 20
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never find himself in a poaition:to meet tho
foe. He will be sert to the 1ishtplaes ex-
Mt tho wrong time.-Richmopa Wing
J5t:Aohssl,
JAM1;s, 4. BsGoN, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY,, JULYs, 1863.

xsrw, have received from Capt: DEAs,
Tax Collector, . rocsps.piution o. tho s;s.e and
District tsxss for Elseiell for the rsst year,
which wo will publish in our nextissnr.
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For theAdvcrtiser

At . meeting Of thofeldor and minor citizens Of
Pine Grove Company Beat, in view Of organizing
a Company of mounted Infantry for domestic de-
fence, Tnro. DEAx was. elected Captain; JAS.
,Doss, LIST Lieutenant; ELIJAH STILL, End Lieut.
and L1vI ApAus, srd, to ccmmsnd q company to
DO known as,and called tho Dean Guards.
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We regret to le,rn tthat Messss. W H Bnless
and c. R. GLlsTox, members Of capt LEWIS
Josrs, Company, were c.pturedon tho 9s'a june
whilst on pickett duty. We hare no particulars:
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TLe Ban i'm Motion.

The books for subscription to Stock inthe Co
lambis md Hamburg Rallread haye bcsI:opened
at the Exchange Bank, Columbia. Ten gentlemen
of Columbia have subscribed $4,000 each. How
much will Lexington. md the Ridge aadaElge-
field C. H., and Hamburg, and Augusta, rub
soribo7 Roll On the ball, and keep it il motion
until the road is completed.
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Notice.

A LII persons of the Lower Battalion, 9th Regi-
IA ment, who failed to respond to the call for
labor en- tho coast, will pay to the Treasurer by
the 25th July, 1853, and save, cost. Afesr that
date the accounts will DO placed in tho Clerks
Office for collection. LEE H0LSoN, Tres.
Julv5 3t ~
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mark the proceedings ofAthc administration
npon this subject in variona parts ofthc coun-
try nre 80 Curing md jndetensible that some
of.le most i~nGGentialof its own party organs
nntice If, compla;nof II, anddenand a con-
sistent and settled, policy.
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~"cou,in Sally Ann" is the .U:isl ,iQubr-
quot and fas,ilisr rendering Of the official inidsis
nc.:s. A." amans orr -copperhead frisnisatihe
North who prefer her to. " Uncle SAM"
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ar Lincoln frat started .au.bye calling ala,ea

DD- Lincoln frat started .qns;by calling ela1ea
/" the negroes ]" next be termed them I" free cnnN
,tr2bands," AMI in his emancipation proclamation
9 Ire. Americans of African descent" Next he
will address them IS brsthroh and fsn'w:ei,issns,
which will be nsrlifying As a0ll as dssrsainst 10
them!
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The Granite Mills, Augusta, Ga7 will buy
Wheat at the highest market price: Seq sndvef=
ttsement on another column. -
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GEs. CUsrts LEE.-The appointment OF
this off ser to command the forces raised in
this CITY, has given much satisfaction. Ho il
n son OF Gen. r. &. Lee, was educated at
West Point, stood very Ligi, IN the old army,
and hes becn for some time past an Aid u
the Presidra., with the rank of Colonel. He
is n9w = Brig'aies, i'll charge of the citizen
%soiiiery- and other auxiliary forces. 1t re
mains only for The Executive to place this
gifted young officer under a Major General
in whom somo confidence may be reposed to
change the satisfaction of the people OF Rich
rnond into positive jcy. Whatever task is as.
signed to Gan. Caslis Lee will be discharged
skill and .titeiily /; his troops, however
raw, will be handled to the best possible. nd-
vantage. Bat under present auspices the
probability is that the young General will
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For the Advertiser

The Edge6eld Village Aid Ar.oci.tion aeknowl-
edges the following donations From Mrs. Nancy
BLOCKER IS; Mrs.. ELIZA Mixs, 2 pairs Of socks;
Mrs.. Jous RAIxsYoRD, , pairs Of socks.
Mss. ANMzGRIFFIN, PaHs.
Ms. WV. GoepuIs, SectT$ & Treas'r.
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sy- Notice is sivOn by Adjutant General Coop
er In q general order that no more quartcrmmter's
supplies will DO received under the appeal mnae
by tho President, and tho plan of tho Secretary of
War annexed thereto, as heretofore supplies could
only be obtained by purchase end ipprossmeak
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.tJ We hayu been authorised by tho friends
Of DR.. JOHN LAKEto nnnorsce him scandidatc
for, State Senator to i'll tho vaeanog therein exist-
ing.
July !. - 4tefs ep1i
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ss- we have Leen authorized BY many friends
Of Col. THoS. G .:BAc0N, to nominate him a
Candidate. for Stalo Senator ftom, Ed .h.ld' to
ill tho vacancy therein ,e1istipy. in consequence
Of thsdeath OF tho Hon. A. s1akIss.
May II, to 10
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Morgan Stallion for Sale.

Morgan OGdli1Ou LOf Dale
HAVE for sale s THOROUGH BRED NOR.
GAN STALLION. Iei is = bsautifulbay,
six years old, Of handsome symmetry and of hns
action. persoRs wishing ~ engage in. rearing
Horses will do well to eonsider this opportunity.
For further information; cali on Mr. JAS. N. Hr-
rison, at the. Sheriff 3 ONCE.
,Inly Z. III
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WHEAT WANTEDs

More or less. lying on Turkey Creek, and bound
cd by lands of .GSSl. &c. Brooks. Capt. Eugene
Bur-, George Bland and others. This Plantation
is ,itusted ab6ut-7 miles North Of Edgefeld VII.
lago. on tho Ns~bsrry Road, in a l~irrs.nt and
heai,hy locality, and .insthe midit of o refined
and an agreeable noishborhosd. -.
About ope,half Of this Tract OF Land l. cleared:
and a cousiderahle portion Of it in : high stata
of cultivation. The other half OF this Tract IL
in native fnrest-abouudius in,osk, Hickory and
Pine growth.
tim hnifdinsf-aI1,ins good SepIr Tr1sen,
sr.Satsfeds Sand. 10 anes 81 tles bsst fspgss1iEs
cattle In t6s Distficta sa
Tksdsnassa asIfsaaspssisAaagolsepssseSaa
small Grain; &c.
Por further information applys5tn Mr. JsagM.
Harrison, at tho Sheriff Once, ia Een.ld,s:C.
ELBERT 5BLHED.
July ii
rR- Charleston Cour.sr will please copy twics
f. week for one mcnth and forward Aceountaorth-
with to this otico.
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EDGEFIELD MALE ACIDEMY..

AuguIt by Mr.. JOSEPH N. SHELBMAN
who will take chsr9s of Twenty-Five Scholnrs at
SIG per quarter
Mr.. K. W. CANNON will take charge Of all
others, ovor that number, at tho ssuio, time. and
=. r. T. MINIS,
GEO. A. ADDISON
EDMUND PENN,
2, n. CARWILE,
a. G.. TEAGUE,
Trultees.
July's, It :.
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Great Excitement !t-!Gen. Grefn a,ceals Es IS.
lGdd 50o,O 600 Str.agi.-6a.ty-4sie Ia. sarf"
dsred!!-Ssar Isaoubt ~ Possesror Of Il"
Enemy !t!-Posaicr of ts-Enemy, DC.
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they arc speedily relleTou tuey VIII naVo 70 capIpl-
late.
On the farm Of G.. W. Herd.grass the enemy has
covered those beautiful Hsw-plains with breast
works AMI so completely surrounded our furce,
that we are cut off from all communication with
Thorn, and their fate is as yet unknQwn. There /,
great excitement occasionsd by this sad disaster
to tho noble cause for which We are SO earnestly
struggling.
On the farm Of A. p. Killyrcss 4 very largo
portion Of tho enomy is stationed, and being
strongly entrenehed arc perpetratins tho moot
disbulie.l raids in erery direction. Our forc,s
horo have boen go often repulsed that they are
slmo.t disoouraged,-hut having q sKillful gen.
eral we may yet hear . good account If them be-
iore Christmas.
On the farm Of T. Peppsrgross the enemy has
takon = stand and, without fear Of mvlss,.tion,
erecting the most formidable Of AZ forlress.s.
Our forces hero arc not idle, but confidently OK
pecting rsir torceInentd frem Con. Ffost.
On the farm OF DR.. E. AHnost-gsns tho enemy
.rO ~reyoling in a~ecurity,-raidins and Devastating
generally. Our forces under cumaand of COL Il.
Red-top-yras, arc Striking a blow hero and there,
but with little hopo of ever driving tho foo from
stronghold.
On tho farm Of Dr.. 7. Lapgras, the enemy /,
ontrenched, fortified and boldly spreading him
self ikea green bay tree, throwing mp embank-
mon in tho most millstary style. Our fOrocs
here aro undaunted and With so skillful a leader
will no doubt root-or-bn g-or turn-up all thi. i'm
plucaLle foe before Christmas.
On tho farm of -. N. No'tgrass tho enemy is
firmly seated and being SO securely fortif. ed and
in. such untold numbers that hOis hero ~defantly
erecting n large miIiet-nry College; but our forces
are wide awake and fron'their notcd courage will
yet conquer tho foe and roll his mi1!ei-ary aspirin
tions under their tongues as o susst mOr,el.
Many other farms are surrounded by the fos,
Ms all communications arc cut of, their fate
is not known. NINETY-sIX.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMEsT,)
- 1Srntbn WAsHinoToH, June u, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
hndersigned until u o'clock NJ. on Wednesday, the
sh day OF July, for furnishing for the use OF this
department
Aah Coal, furnace size
bn tons Red Ash, same size, and
$50 cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
Parties will be at liberty to bid for the Wood and
Cosl together, or for either one separately, and
their bids will he considered accordingly.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made to &c.
cure 10 the Coy crnmcnt full weight and measure.
The Wood Is to be corded aud measured upon the
premises, and one-halfis to be sawed into three
pieces and the other half into two, and all to be
piled away in the cellar. ..s.
The Coal to be slowed away In the vaults, which
are very accessible.
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence be furnished OF the reliability and
atty OF the parties.
samples Of Coal, such AS Is desired, can be seen
by oailing uio on.t.e superintendent. s.
Payments will be made promptly after the de-
livery of the fuel.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersign-
ed, and indorsed" Proposals for Wood and Coal"
. ,--s-a. - b. yAs. q. HALLOWELL. d.
Discussing Clerk Post Office Depart t.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
posALs FOR CASES
U, s, PATENT OFFICE,


"AsHISGToS, June -, lsG3 (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reccivtd at this
office until IL o'clock NJ on Saturday, the LIST day
Of August next, Ior furnishing anJ constructing
the cHses for models In the north saloon OF the
PateEt ONCE building, including all materials and
Workmanship, except the IRON pllasters OF the
lower tier OF cases the stairYays and the railings
These will be furnished by the Government, hut It
Will deyolyc upon the contractor to put them up,
These eases will be similar In form and con-
struction to those Of the saloon of the west ing
but the lumber must be OF the best quality, Wen
seasoned, and free from knots and shakes; and
the work must be done In the best and most work
The ooa ractos will be required to furnish the
tr,ss hinges and to At them int also, to furnish
locks like those of the present cases.
The whole work to be finished throughout with
four coats Of paint, composed OF the hest pure
lead ground IN oil. The siass must be equal, In
saloon, and must be well bedded and braided, and
left slenn And whole on the completion OF the con-
tract.
The plans may be seen at the office Of the Arehi-
tect Of the U. s. Capitol Extension, on last Capi'
tol Square, every day, sundays excepted tom =,
u to p. IN.
The Commissioner reserves the right TO reject
any all Of the bids " be considers II 70 the ID.
tefe.t of the Government to do 80.
All bids must be addressed to "the CommisaioneI
Of Patents" and indorsed Proposals for Cases
for the L. S. Patent Office" 80, ..-,
The said bids will Be'Ure ned NJ ~ o'clock m on
the Aforesaid LIST day Of August In the presence oi
such Of the hdaas ss,osy zee PropcI 70 attend.
jyi-iswtaul ComJnissioner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09

r: ~ s3s: e. :s:S
A ;ss q s:; s:s (; I r
sS,:i AZ: 'sie 3; q: :: * s' snS S'sh Sshin: ~:
shaM b AUTHORISED % purchase or direct puf;
= ny :sy g E 5.
pressed In the contract, the record OF Q requisi-
lion ,,os: q s,p1ses sps1 sa ts,,aP hs ;s.s e
yards sforesald, shall Be evidence that such requ-
si.ion - ~ esesas9 ssctit1 2i pos
Two or more approved sureties In sum equal
X ss si S I'd tSensyp nss;psssss sss ssnsS% iSn
will be withheld from the amount Of ali payments
inaay epest 70 be psid Iuntilsis Il m frSSscts
complied with; and eighty per centum Of the
amount Of all saliy~,es nsdi vill be paid by the
the same 'hsli have BEEN passed By the sesrstafy
Of the Treasury.
Bidders whose proposals shall be accepted land
none othc o. will be forthwith notified, and as
early as practicable contract will be transmitted
to them for execution, which contract must be re-
snsd ~, 70 ,ne o tse en
a .feeora, or duplicate Of the letter informing a
deemed % notise.tioS tSsrcoi, Within the meaning W
OF the act Of s46 and his bid will be made and
cepted in confo'nity With this understanding.
Every offer made must be acco mpanied las d.
rected In the act OF Congress making appropria-
10Th OF August fsts) BY written guaIaltee signed
By one or more responsible persons, to the effect
ders WILL his their bid be accepted, enter into
An obligation within fve days, with good and suf-
hcient sureties, to furnish the supplies proposed
proposal unless aceoM oMpanied BY the gunranres re-
quired by law, and BY satisfactory evidence that
the bidder has the liosnss rsquifed BY act OF Con
sress: The competency Of the guarantee to BE-
certified hy the navy agent, district attorney, oI
| the collector or the cuStoms.
Biank forrs of proposals may BE- obtained appiea
tios % tksNssp sesSi Pov1sMoSiA, ksv Hsmpshire
Boston, Neg FORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore and al nd
| bureau. -uiEf - u. T'#r
description Of articles required In he tnspecion be
fore reception, just but rigid eompurtsoN un Be mod
between the articles efred and the samples and contract
reccirfnq that JaH beotr hsm; ard their dhssoi
s ais, euLdriy directed 10 the joint resoiuifon
nh Mdr.h, i'64 In addition 10 hs act ofloh Augusi
| 1886. JyS-iawsw
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
PROPOSALS. FOR HAY, STRAW,
AND GRAIN.
AssIsrANT QuARrERMAsrER's OFFICE,
FoRAoE DEPARTMENT,

Z. . r.
Wadin1fon, d. c., April is, 1883.
WhITTEN PRoPosALs are invited ior furnishing
this Depot, to be delivered At the Railroad Depot,
or at any Of the Government wharyes In this city.
The proposals to be addressed to the undersgned,
and they should stats the quantity Of each article
offered, also the price And the date Of delivery.
Proposals will be received for Ave thousand
sOOO5 bushels Of Corn and Oats, and afty 1907 tons
Of Hay and straw, and upwards, unless 1t should
be for the interest Of the Government to contract
or q less amount.
All grain to be put up In good sacks, Of about
two (2 bushels each, which are to b. furnished at
the cost Of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baied
All Grain and Hay offered to be subject to rigid
inspection by the Government insI I,ector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible blsrs, as the interests OF
the service may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
fulhlnent Of any contract made under this adver'
tiselnent.
r.yssnt.o b made at tbs :oTp,ssio1u pssou% e the
Capt, and Assistant Guarterp,Astsr, U. s. A.
I1-Hm ".
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-09
PROPOSALS FOR HATS, CAPS,
SHOES DRY GOODS, &c.
jyl-lswtaul
HEApo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHISoToS,
OriICE OF CHEF QuAkTERMAsTER,
-UrE EGHl"- : 70 JthyI, 1884, y

HEApo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF wAsHIsoToS,)
oFiICE OF CHEF QuAkTERMAsTER,
-"rh .Ef.-"- u - Juiyl, 1889. q.
Written proposals ara iny tied for furnishing ior
this Dsparflnsht to Ne delivered IN Tits city the
following articles, suitable for clothing contraband
men, women, and shlldren; i-- ..
Russet Brogans, and other serviceable Shoes, for
men, women, and children'H wear. .. f,
Chip, ielt, and wooieh Hats; and cloth Caps,
Ready ic hickory and check Shirts, and DeR-
ham Oyer-alls. ltflIy = Elt 80. ~ p "a
kerScys, linscya, ginghams, blankets, and other
WoOlen a d Cot oil Goods,
samples should he sent with each bid, at the ex-
pense of the party forwarding the same.
No bids Will he entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be furnished Of the reliability and
loyalty OF the bidder.
Proposals will he opened from time to time and
contracts awarded as the interests Of the service
may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
fulhlment Of any contract made under this adver-
L usement.
I Proposals should be addressed to the UNDER
signed, and indorsed Proposals for furnishing
Dry Goods, &C"
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartcrmaster,
Department OF Washington.
New York Herald, Times, and Tribune, and
Phlsdelphia Press will copyJ jya-lm