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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

sPEicHEs OF BxREsFoLD HOPE AND EARL DE GrEY.
Major Beresord N. P, during recent after dinner
speech in England, said:
He ayowed before, and he did not finch from saying
Il now that he was rather addicted 10 what e Ameri-
cans called "Scu.hern prGclivts;" in other words,
whatever sympahes he bad between the belligerents
were for the South and not for the North and he my
believed that this feeng was shared by large and in
auentisl majority, onof his constituDts, but CT
his counr5nen. He said this the more strongly and
deibe ely in consequence of the assertion MADE by
Earl Russe--who held the high position OF Secretary
of State for Foreign Aidirsat BlargoWre the other
day. He Asj9r Berestord bad no hesitation in denying
tho accuracy of that statement
Earl de Grey delivered speech at RipOp, in which
he said:
We have from the outset declared our intention to
preserve in the contest going on in America position
Of strict neutrality. (He4r, hear) That position We
have unswe, viDgy maintained, and l think if We wish
to find proof OF the truth OF that sntion, we should
discover t in the fact that, by thus hodpg an equal
balance between the two contendng partes we seemed
TO have pleased neither.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

FIDIRAL vEssUs RIBEL FIsAscrs.-The New York
Herald of the 3D. in editorial contrasting Federal and
Rebel finances says:
Within seven months the people Of the North have
subscribed and paid for at par over OF Elk
Der cent bonds The bonds were nosa very desirable
investment according to financial RULE it is in the
power Of the Government pay them of in five years;
nor was the interest high paid by leading rail-
way companies and banks 20 their bond and stock hold
era Yet the last two hundred days. the people OF
the loyal States have absorbed these bonds at the rate
of 81, 500 900 day. And the rush for them now is
great that the sale Of the whole issue of $500 COO 900
before New Year may be regarded as certain. Opsr
SIC 900 wae sold on Saturday last aud Over $780, :
600 600 rere disposed of during the Ves and the sgens
state that the sales wosd have larger had the
bonds been forthcoming for delivery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

HNHE Subscribers have this day formed q
"a Co PARrNERSHIP under the Firm and Style n DA-
US Co the purposs ecnJuctog Aucon ami Com
slon bgslncs for the sale or Nsgou They s sell both pub
M privately, and promise tner best a1efuon5 70 promote
tee interest II tner patrons.
Their wiz for the present. Be st lately used b.
L a. stokes, corner Franklin street. ADD L0sls alley
They solicit he patronage OF their friends The pablo gene
rally. Pore1s always n attendance ~ ne var as dspots
& N. DAVIS,
= ROBF. RICHARDSON.
Resnoa5 Ho7. ., 1888. nos dlass
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

TOR SALE.-A very desirable farm, contain
~ In about 4IO acres % niles from P0Ehstan Coart hou-e
and absal Jsfsron public lantng on James river
The place excellent dvelng with seven rooms
pd Al ocs IN yard, houses ncludiag threng
all 10 good order. There also
he peach and apple orchard on me place.
slihn enc mile Episcopal and Baptist Church. and
eur of Presbyterian and Methodist and exceedingly des
he ueghborhOOd Nj H. O Grsye 81 the Court House, vii
Ale pleasure 10 showing any one the premises.
= sor 1lrthsr paricaiaS. address 20 DANCE,
oeis-du Midlothian P. o, Chesterheld, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
THE PRlECH LOAN,

Baron Rothschild has come to the relief Of the
laoces of France aud he has taken four millions ster-
rg of Frerch Treasury nds at five per cent Interest
The London Times OF October 81 Gays the Paris adj
ces state that the nea French loao, which is expected
shortly TO bs introduced is likely TO be for about fl6
600 600 $50 COO 600.
Mr.. MASON.
Mr.. Mason the Southern Commissioner, who had re-
turned to England from France, the guest of Mr..
W. s. Lindsay, NJ P.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

RosIcRASa 10 BukSsIDg-The Atlanta Confederacy
publishes the following despatch from Rosecrans to
Burnside, taken on the person Of a courier Let the
reader decipher tt:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
OVsE AND ExCHA NGR aOTEL.

s. COOPER,
Atj't snd Insp'f General
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-28
The Right Sort or Relation.

We want religion that goes into the
family, and keeps the husband from being
spltefnl when the dinner is late, and keeps
the dinner from being late-keeps the
wife from fretting when the husband tracks
the newly washed floor with his muddy
boots, and makes the husband mindful of
the scraper and the door mat--keeps the
mother patient when the baby is cross,
and keeps the baby pleasant-amuses the
children as we'll as iustructs them-wins
as we'll as governs-projects the honey
moon into the harvest moon, and makes
the happy hours like the eastern fig tree,
bearing in its bosom at once the beauty of
the tender blossom and the glory Of the
rpened fruit. We want q religion that
bears not only the sinfulness of SIM
but on the rascality of lying and stealing
religion that banishes small measures
from our counters, small baskets from the
stall, pebbles from the cotton bags, clay
from paper, sand from sugar, chickory
from coffee, beat juice from vinegar, alum
from bread, lard from butter, strychnine
from wine, and water from mlk.pars.
The religion that is to advance the world
will not put all the big straw berries and
peaches at the top and al the bad ones a:
the bottom. 1t will not offer more bas,
kets Of fore On wine than the VINEYARDS
ever produced bottles-and more barrels
Of Gennesee -four than all the wheat fields
Of New York and all her mills grind. 1t
will not make one half Of a pair Of shoes
OF good leather, and the other of poor
leather, so that the first shall rebound to
the makers credit and the second to his
cash. 1t will not let piece of velvet
that prottsacs 10 measure twelve yards
come to an untimely end in the tenth, or
spool Of sewing silk that vouches for
twenty yards be nippad in the bud at four.
teen and halF-nor the cotton thread
spool break 10 the yard stick fifty of the
two hundred yards OF promise that was
given to the eye-nor all wooden delaiucs
and ail.linen handkerchief be amalga,na.
ted with candlestine cotton-nor coats
made of old wooien rags pressed together
to be sold to the unsuspecling public for
legal oroadcloth. 1t does not put bricks
worth only five dollars per thousand into
chimneys it contracted to build of seven
dollar materials-nor smuggle white pine
nor daub ceilings that out 10 he smoothly
plastered nor make window blinds with
Stats that cannot stand the wind, and paint
which cannot stand the sun, and fast
enlngs that may be looked ct but are on |
no account to oe touched. The religion |
that is to sanc:ify the world pays its debts.
1t does not consider that forty cents re-
turned for one hundred cents given, is not |
according to Gospel, though it may be &C.
cording to law. 1t looks upon an who
promises to pay fifty dollars on demand
with interest, and who neg.ects TO pay it
on demand, with or without interest as
, liar.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-28
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Hostile Indians.

We have private information from the
upper Missouri Indian posts which leads
US to believe THAI the redskins are plan
ming for descent upon the white se.tIe-
ments in the spring in great force. Oar
informant had ample opportunity to obtain
information, and reports large bodies
gathered at the Moro, seveEty.fve miles
above Fcrt Pierre; again ninety miles
above at Beaver Creek, Cannon Bal,
Place where the Woods are Painted Red,
&c. Of the Santees or Minnesota Sioux
there are twelve camps, under Little Crow
White Lodge, Sleepy Eyes, Ink pa.du,ta,
and Pawn, cruel and crafty Chiefs i por.
ton Of the Yanktonais have gathered un-
der Big Head, Medicine Bear, and Bloody
Knife. All the Cut Heads and part Of the
Urchpapas are under Back Moon, Spot.
ted Elk, Sc
A portion Of the Blackfoot Sioux are
led by Yellow Moon About one half of
another tribe are under Black Bear
Flesh and two others. The Yanktons
have crossed the Missouri and gone West
OF the hostile, there are believed to be
5000, camped between the Moro and
THE Woods painted.red," declaring their
intention to make descent in the spring,
when there is grass for horses, upon the
towns on the Missouri, and to return to
the Minnesota battle ground.
Government spies have been among
them. Little Crow says they have been
visited by men from Canada, who assure
them that great white armies are to over.
run the United States, and that if the In,
dams combine arms shall be furnished,
and they be enabled to throw OF our con.
troll. These villains are undoubted seces.
sion agents. Already Little Crow has
virtually bloc!saded the Missouri. War is
inevitable unless some $500 mounted
men and one or two companies of infantry
are sent at once.
He saw the picture Of a group of res
cued captives, two women, five little girls
and one boy, all Of whom had suffered the
most hoTrid outrages. 1t IS to be hoped
the government will deal so promptly and
s'era!y with these desperalocs rs to pre-.
vent their bloody schemes being success.
ful.-N. W. Christian Adoocate.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-28

I respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the business men Of this and adjoining
counties, feeling satisfied that We can give
satisfaction Doth as to style and price.
WV. FRENZY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-28

People who like 40 much to talk their
minds should sometimes try to mind their
talk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-28

Why is man in chair like glutton
after dinner9 Faith, because he rated.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-28
THE ATLANTTC MoNTHLY.--Besin

THE AVL ANbiC MoNI'Hl 80 Begin
i ming Of u new Volume. The Nc for January
1868, begins the Eleventh Volume OF the Atlantic
Monthly.
From the commencement in 1857, the Atlantic
has apidly increased in circulation, and it has
the lar gest class Of readers since its beginning I've
years ago. Its prosperity steadily auCments, and
it continues, amid all the fluctuations ana dangers
incident to cur national crisis to gain ground In
the estimation Of the public At n time so pregnant
with eveats which touch the future destinles CT
America in every vital particular, the Publishers
and Editors do not deem 1t necessary TO promise
that lis pages will never swerye from the home.
paths OF loyal patriotism and universal tr"ed"m.-
Its opinions have always been on the side OF liberty
progress, ana right, ana the course first adopted
in its carly career, will ever be faithfully mHhialn
ed. The stat q writers, regularly contributing to
the Atlantic Monthly. embraces all tho best known
authors IN American literature, aud warrants She
Publishers In promising to its readers,
The Rest H.SsaTs.
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The Best Poems,
Which American talent can furnish.
List OF Regular Contribusors.--In
Prose and Poetry the ~ ,Iantic" stan Of writers is
uueGuailed The following authors stlil among
the regular cont-ihators:--
James Russell Lowell, H. ". Iougiclow,
Louis Agassiz. Ralph v ado Emerson,
Nathaniel Hawthorne, c. {. iia2aHci3.
T. w. Eigginson, Author 'haTg't Eowth.'
Mrs Julia Ward Howe, Mrs. A. b. r. Whitney.
Oliver ". Holmes, John G. Whittier
Il. ?. Whppie, Bayard Taylor.
Charles Z. Norton, George = ltiilard
Henry Giles Walter Mitrheli.
! Henry 7. ruckerman, John Weiss.
| Mrs. II. +. Stowe, Harriet Martinoau,
| Charles EesLc, THE County Paraon,'
| Rose Terry, Harriet Y. Prescott,
Robert T. 5 Lowell, j. i. Troy bridge,
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| The foregoing list Of contributors includes the
leading writers Of America.
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8ailgs sntEIliasa6Rt
TRRBIs OF ADVERTIsING
TWELyE soLID Lima OF SoSpAalt1, Ion o,,nr,,o4I
IIESB, MAKE A SouKHI ~

FOTHT-
Yearly AdYeFtisfng on reasonable teFmS aeoor
ng % the space occupied and the number Of change
ers, to be paid tor 81 a6vailoe y
Ss9aness 90 Cards not exceeding lines SO peryeer
~ lor slx months, but for shorter period nothinq
me privilege Of Aunna4 Advertising is limited to
t1e @ AavertiseEs, own Immediate business; and an
advertisements for the benefit Of other prRons "a
we'll Is all legal advertisements and
auction sales and real estate sent IN by thein
be paid forsnt the uBual rates q q II TsSfr q =
tsements not accom- apanied vi {A1r tfs,
l be Insert It'll torbtd and ohafSad
cases at full rates iFFFfs1 - = = ~ ~
Marriages N6ticesof Funerals, and snnoncemerits
OF sermons, 90 cents each. sri i = fpOuy1I-'59
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H. s3.a1s T IL
5ePneE, ana trlendis suggests9 thatla tall
ue,a. eoanss Is no. incoming 70 sng faee but
y9ur g9!ae, er, s99 40 eaep dlsposes OF
Sne ooleellon WIN .aey aye worn so.''
aug you meesty submit. soEhe leader OF
.hs. On, WIN small, foano iste huds out
l slae tallf 9onnets are oecomlnssto her; and
eecanse becoming to her: all the long
!aceo women conclude i wllIshe becoming
g tnem: by,tne natural law imitation
70 pass into excess, no sooner is the tall
oo9nes introduced .I than lt gets taller aud
telteri untlt the exaggeratlon produces a
reaction. ,Ssl asi
!neFe Is an opening for some exercise of
Eatlonal g Judgement even IN SO capricious u
I'M sniing as tashion: Let woman by care
tu,, nonest serutlny' ascertainWhat are the
~ Ses a@u an l15.ns . @nlce most becoming
ss le.. .!ar as may be withoutsobtrnsive singu-
.altty. saa Z elscS ts most h9Emo nions with
neE complexlon, let black be her color;
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If We have been the means of helping to
build up the. Republican party in Harrison
county, we. are truly glad of it, for the
Lord will reward them that do good.
While We are suffering the hardships of
soldiers life in the mountains of West Yir-
gtnia, we know that We have an enemy at
home that is more dangerous than those in
the rebel army.
II there are as many following in our.
wake as the editor would have MS believe
we are glad of it, aud would only say, let
the good work go on. fta ~. d
Yours, &C., aai
j. SIDNER KIDD,
Sd Regt. Va. Vol. Infantr7. d
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THE FAMILY GOLDEN & GIANT.
SAMUEL p. WHEELER, /

ATToREIBE
COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS, soLDIERs' oI.AISrp
AND OERTIRIED ACCOUNTg
A LII Officers Soldiers, or seamen, disabled In tn.
IA service & the United States are entitled 10 Ps1-
sio1 Tor life and in case Of their death, the widow.
children, mother sister of any such ofosr
soldier or seaman, is entitled to pension and 49,
the bounty of one hundred dollars and All back nv
due MY fee in each case Is FIVE DOLLARS II ~
case Of failure. ~ - -
nc Certified Accounts collected on the most reasoua
once, No: 1se Fourth street. ear the oourt.hOu,.
Wheeling, Va. mSri4-sF
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Rul's held in the Clerks omco Of the Court d
- Tue ! county OF Accomsck, July 7th, 1862.
Stephen Hopkins Sons, plaintiaY, L!
George d. WIse' "a 5.c.nd.,..

George D, Wise, &C. defendants, - uop''
The object OF this suit is TO recover from the de-
Ien9ants1 George D. Wise and John J. IBs the s.5S1
q nYe hundred and nifty dollars 18th i6tersSt fgS1
the 9th day OF March, 1859 '--sSA - 't ~
-Ahdavit having been made In confornttv ~ a.,
act 70 amend and F6enact the ~ TSsSSsS IIiS
10Th entitled "An act star ing tho eoesti6n ~
seitln debts, passed February sIh, 1862 tShereby
Stste an order Of publication s awatfed i6st ths
la and It is ordered that tie SAID de-
g appear within one month after dne pub
men interests; and that copy Of this ofier b.
once week for four successive weeks n
and posted at the front door Of ths Go,t
q TINS county on the rst day OF the next
5 Test
:. - p2ES-7W J. 2. AILwoRTH, @. A. O..
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F0RN or 0uARANTY
A Rules held in the clerks ofiloo Of the court o
49,. 10y - j uly ''th' 1859.
John j. Wise. dan

The object of this suit is to recover foom tbe de-
enaa az John j. Wise, the OF fortv.two doIISr5
a. cents, with legal interest from the
toamend and re-enact the act passed JnIy SS 1881
sntitl9d IAN act staying the collection Of certain
passed February Stll, 1862 whereby the said
aeiendant - deemed non-restdent Of tbs state nm
3Eosr OF publication is awarded against the said de-
Lenasn and 1t is ordered that the said defendant do
Mltnln ose month after due publication here.
anu thae copy of this order be published once 4
or Tour successive weeks In the Intelligencer
at the front door of the court house Of
she nrs. TaS.t day of tho Rext county court.
aptSsiSr SsS "a. 4I1woRru, 9. Ao.
~ the county of Accomack, july 7th, 1852, ts VI
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with $4,000 for the old. folks Al home
Many heart will rejoice at receiving
what is only their just dne-their hus.
bands pay. Wehad expected to move to
New Greek some time ago, bnt did not get
to go, More anon. NJ. H.
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S8-over$2 500, 900 Of Cash Capital represented by
his old and we'll sstablishedA where eVerylOSs
Ia the n66Hsotaes has been promptly paid In Wheel
Ing before It WAS duo by the terms Of tho policy.
W. f. PETERSON,
Once next door to the NJ. e. n. Bank,
JyT-'59-1H Main street., Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-15
a Rules held In the olerEa once OF the Court o,
:. sue eonnty Of Aeeomaek, Jaly 7th, 1862.
stephen Hopklns. "a. pIaintiH..
Georts 3 Yi5,s', ". q. d.,.nd..., In

s. George I. wise, g., defendants. In d'0s
The object Of ibis suit Is tn recover from the de-.
iepdants, George D. Wise and John j. WISE the sum
o one hundred and tWenty-eght dollars and forty.
NE @ cents, with interest from tho 9thdRy OF March
Amdavit having been made in Conformity TO an
act 70 amend and re-enact thaaot passed JHiy 28th
tain detts passed Rebrddty Sth, 1865 Whereby tie
sad defendants are deemed FtsidentS 81 fITs
An order Of Is awarded against the
tend3nts do appear with one month alter due pub
lie7tton hereof and do what e NECESSARY to protec
published ones week for four snees8iiYe SeeEsiin
the 1nte4uBeneers paper pnblIShed In the city ~
Wheelngs and posted ut the ont door Of the Couri
oLse o ne county on the tLst day OF the nei
Test:
sgl0rtN' J.p. AIILWoRIn, 9. 40.
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RULES held in the clerks office Of tho court OF
= the county OF Aecomack, July 7th, 1862.
8. HopkIns 9 SOM, nltEs,
Harriet A. WIG. I, - d.o,

Harriet A. Wise, &C., defts - NUN'-
The object this suit Is TO recover frono tina ds.
fendan's, Harriet A. Wise and GeOr9s n VIZ az
sum Of TWO hundred aud eleven dollars and seTsntv
seven ~, 2 nts with interest from January IA 1857
AnaaSlt having been made in conformity 20 4 n act
" 9!ne9u ana Feenact the At passed july q6 IsB1
enntled ssAn act staying the collection of csrtS'
debts passed February Sth 1862 whereby the ssid
are deemed residents of this safe m
capitalization is awarded bHRinst tha EnJ "a
Lehuants, and It is ordered that the sI1 defsn5sS0
S "lPser Withl1 ono month afler due publication
eEeob ana DO Whut 10 necessary to protect flier IN
teFests and that copy OF til 5 order be nnbI sbsI
ge9ceE' a paper published IN the city of WhseIins
M posted ut the front door oil the court hnHSe n
1S county on the first day Of the next county court
apr9.lWt J.B. AlLwoRT4 4 n
A Rules held 10 the clerks ONCE Of oo1ntv
July, 1862 - OH rue 'tn Gay Of
William Samuel Custls, pltn;
WIN. NJ Reddemau and others, deitS, =
The ohIectof this suit to require tho desndant
IiHI N. Eeddemau. to answer bill In chancerv
% % @n.9lted H9 y against him by the plaintiff
having been made before the clerk Of said
court that the defendant, William NJ Psddernau. Il
nonresident Of this State the said non resdent az
endant s required to appear within one month amer
tue Pupltcatton OF his order, and do what "a necea
Ey g protect his interests and It Is ordered that
copy o. this order pc published once week for fnur
s1SceSSlve week In the Wheeling InteIlIgencer, q
neMsPaper published In the city OF fWheelin9 a6d ~
posted at the front DOR the court honss offSIs
ty court. NS1>s ''t - "a t4'e Ss0Pa-
a Copy-Teste:. a s3s. 10
ePFv@swf J. B. AILwoRTH, @. A. o.
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Meeting In Monongalia oounty-Ap.
Pointment ofDeIegates to thePar-
kersbnrg Convention.
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Bank Of Wheeling.

9sos AafI7ss, Sts,se.A 4 e'rss p SO u'.iSa
RtHONEY RECEIVED ON NTRAlEsIRHH DEPOSIT.
MI Interest paid on special Dep0SftS. CoIlocfiona
pronptly ret ktended To- EIohanSS on the East bouElt
Ard s0ld. Tt10S. H LIST, Prudent
HAleLP.! .!HILDRl1I, 1FeasaEoEs lanIs25a.
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DEPUTY QuAR4EaMAsFER. GxrER1I,s C5ITcT
RtkkaE.u...-l. N - n

| Etts0urghp Pa, April 18th, 1863
EaALED aaL PROPOSALS will be received at this of
~ nee until twelve o'clock 81, the 18th DAY Ol
AEklL 1858 for the fnrnishinE and delivery of rT
EHLgHSDRED ELJ THOUSAND BUsHELs OF GO0D AiIeB
! pot, viz: Q f'Ss'' Va N''
tue following manner, viz: - : :
One.thtrd on or before the 18th day of NAV 1899
One-third on er before the 10th day OF June lSe3;
One.third on or befnre<the 4th dav of Julv 1 S8s
Five hundred Thousand bushsls at Memphis. Tam
In the following manner, viz:
0ne'third on or before the 18th day Of May. 1858;
And - NA' "a SU"e7 N9ONr
one.third on or before the 9Th day OF July, 2ses
should M any instructions be given bS COL Robert
alen, Chtet QuHrtermaster in st. Louis No. to have
tne whole amount delivered at Cairo, M then the
Pr1ce 1or the Goal intended for Memphis will be maid
~ q tn&t named tnthe proposalto be furnished at
The bids will be endorsed tProposals for Ten Hun
Gred Thousand Bushels OF Coal" addressed to the
ProPOsal9 from sisoyql partfes will not Bo con.
o"O ane an oath Of allegiance must accompany
ouGEAxTrr.
The ability Of the bidder to fuIall the contrNst
should It be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by
wv IssI9nelole persons, whose signatures must bs
"PSRteuoed 10 the guarantee.
responsibility of the guarantors must be shown
6y the official certificate of the Clerk of the neSrss
court or the United States District Attor-
ISs9y: oladers must be pr sent in person when the
bids are opened, their proposals viii not be con.
Siaere9.g M Bond equali amount to half the sum to
Oe Feclved on tho contract signed by the contrctor
and both OF his guarantors viii be reGuired az the
bidder, upon signing the contract As the
oonu must accompany the contract, It vii: be neces
s!y ior the bidders to have their bondsmen with
tnem, or to have bonds signed in anticipation, and
EeAuy TO be produced whom the contract fs signed
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We,-- Of the county of --aud State of -.
ana oft the county of and State Of - Az,
neFeey guarantee that - is able to fulRlI a con.
IN with the terms Of his proposition
at once enter into contract In accortsnes tbSra
S wssn. shouId the contract be awarded him we are
pTSpsSed to become his securities.
10 this guarantee must be appended tle ofscIsI
certthcateaboVe mentiOned.y - - '.@
+ho presentation at this office OF certificates from
M at said Depots, in triplicate FORM
every particular, the amount due thereon viii be
IN such funds as may be furnished by the Gov
.,, Llent Col. and Deputy ouar.ermaster Gsnelal.