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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28


The following is list Of fur her casualties o.
Iowa regiments At Pleasant Hil
THIRTY PiRrH IOWA.
Kuled-Capt Blanck. Wounded-Lts Ken
ncdy and w N Dusan; Joel Wright, co B. righ,
arm; Christian Aerkel, co G.; Stewart Kathbv
co p, hip; Geo Notices, do, leg; Adam Waldie
do, foot; color-scrg. Jas DuDn, co 4, thigh
Isaac Reed, co d, groin; Michael Mehin. DO
hand and shoulder; Elliot Park, co K. thigh:
corr John Kiingensmish, do, leg; corp D I
parr, CO A, lee; Jos l. Ayles co Il, he I'd: corn
Henry Cargi!l, ca K; serst John S,hrop, 90
arm and head; Franklin II IIaulbin, CO X ler;
Cornelius Kelly, co L, arm; Hans Hansel. co 6,
knee.
1wESIY-sLvENTn IOWA.
K.lled-Lt Smith, CO b. Woraded-L:s
Granger, Rupee and Pipes; Capt NJ Hol.
brook; Miller, right shoulder, co A; A J
Patterson, left thigh. do; 9 o Torry, co i; G L
Utley, do; II Telschner, do; John Wright, co
g; Bennett, do; Emil Rocse, CO B, foot and
arm; sergt W L Allen, co E; j Stephenson, co
G; Jas Ii Booth, co II.
TwEsTYFsCRTH IwoA.
Wonnaed- John Garrison, CO c: Mathew
Ldmidston, CO u, leg; Jackson II Hall, co G..
hand; Henry Ieiftlfngcr, 90, wrist and hand;
John Fcotc, 60 D, run over by cavalry, J L
Kent, CO 3, elbow fractured; Jas l. Gilmore, CO
X, thgh. N,ssing-Dr Lyon, DR. Witherwax.
sNTY.,IGpTH
Reported K,iied-Col John Connel. Wound.
ed--Adjt Strong, 1t Darrancc. Atlled-Lt
Hughes, AQM.
sEvENTEEyTH IOWA.
IY,uuyeI-If n.sh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28
STATE OF IOWA.

ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Davenport, April 27, 1884.
The Governor Of the State has authorized and
directed that ten thousand men be raised for The
United States service for one hundred days.
Recruiting commissions will be issued to any
responsible parties for this service. Applications
must be made therefor in writing, and where the
applicants are unknown to this department, the
application must be indorsed BY well.known cit
izens.
Organized militia companies which desire to
enter this service, must make imn ediate applica-
ton to this Office.
Clothing and 1000 Enfield Rifles and accou-
tremeEss are on the way for these volunteers.
While the State Of Iowa is Far ahead Of all re-
QUESTIONS made upon her for troops, she is ready
to make further sacrifices in the holy cause in
which the Government is engaged. She volun-
teers again in defense Of the Flag which has pro
tected her citizens and her rights.
Let Iowans promptly meet this call Let the
old men be active IN the good cause, and let the
young men learn their seniors that they can
equal them let the old and young, men and wo
men, wife and maiden, vie with each other in
their exertions 10 send troops to the field TO eda-
ble the Veterans of Iowa and other Stetes to
mass their invincible cohorts on the columns Of
the enemy.
N. B. BAKER,
ap2s-d2t Adjutsnt General of Iowa
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Notice.

evOlfCP.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the Office OF the City Engineer up to the
4ta day of May next, till o'clock p. m, for the
Grading Macadamizing, Guttering and Setting
the curD-stone on Fifth street, from the east line
of Iowa street to Warren street
specifications may be seen at the Office Of the
City Engineer
Bids tor the completion Of each block will be
received separately.
The contract VIII be made subject to the cond-
tions and bond attached to the specification
BY order Of the Special Committee.
w. ID. CLARK,
City Engineer.
Davanrort Anrl % 1o6A -dl.v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

RrsmrSG TmNGs.-Gen Baker received a
dispatch from Gov Stone this morning that
he had started home from Washington via
New York, and that he had already on the
way to this place clothing and equipments
for 10000 men, among which are 10000
Enfield rifles for the use of Iowa troops,
raised under the late CALL
Gen Baker also authorizes us to state
that by tonight commissions will have been
issued to one hundred recruiting officers in
various parts Of the State, Muscatine has
already offered one company and is raising
several more; Capt. Egbert is picking up
volunteers at lively rate here in the city,
and there seems to be prospect that a few
thousand men will be in quarters within the
next two weeks. Every effort will be made
to that end, and Iowa can do wonders in re-
cruiting when she takes hand at it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

=
AND STEAM PACKET LINES on THE
IA Missouri River. The most practicable route
to the Gotd Mines Of Idano, hammock City, Vir-
ginia City, Gallatin, Denver, Washoe, Boisee and
California. Daily Overland Rtages from Atchi-
son TO above points All rail TO ST. Joseph At
Gibson, Latan and Weston. The Daily Packet
Emile, runs from Weston to Leavenworth, seven
miles, and Kansas City, forty miles, Stage
connections from Leavenworth and Kansas City
to Lawrence, Topeka, IT. Riley, Fl. Scott, Santa
Fee Fee.
Tri-Weekly Packets. s.--Thc elegant packets Col
orado, Denver, J. II. Lacy. West Wind and A.
Majors form Tri- Weekly Line from st. Joseph
to Nebraska City. Council Bluffs and Omaha
Also Daily Stages from st. Joseph th above points.
Miners with teams and luggage carried on the
same train and packet to the above starting points
and arrive fresh for the Plains
Connections made by rail and BY packets on the
Mississippi River with the Hannibal i st. Joe X
II. at Quincy and Hannibal.
For through Tickets or Freight, apply 10 R. NJ
Prettyman, agent, at Davenport, or on board the
Packets.
1T X. HAYWARD, Gen'l Sup't.
r. B. GROAT, Gen Ticket Agent
W. p. ROBINSON, Gen. Fr't Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

GLASS BLowERs.-Therc was good at
tendance last evening. The splendid prize
for the best looking lady in the assembly
was awarded to Mrs. L. B. Collamcr. The
prize was re ally splendid one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

ALrxAN's ice wagon has commenced de-
livcring on the bluff Orders for ice may
be left at the wagon, or with Olmstead K
lavens, Brady street. ap2G-dlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

PRoposALs.-Mr. Clark, the City Engi-
necr, invites proposals for improving Fifth
street, as will be seen by advertisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

TIE next practicing party at Whites
Academy Hall, takes place Thursday even
ing, April 90. No gentlemen admitted
without lady. d3t*
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

GoLD HUNTERS can find the best lot Of
solid gold jcwclry Of al kinds at Currys.-
He is the best matchmaker in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

GREAT BARGAINS AT AUcrioN.-Thcl ladies
find great bargains at Sand & Co.'S Auction
Rooms, eeery day. They have an excellent
class of goods which are going off at much
lower prices than could have been expected.
Their stock is still complete and chances as
good rs ever. Call in and take what you
like at your own prices, at No. 23 East Cd
street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

LENrILs, dried Pears, Caviar, Edam, Linn
burgh, Swiss, Sapsago and Hamburg cheese.
All kinds of fresh canned fruits, Cove oys-
ters, sardines, pickles, Mocha, Java, Laguira
and Rio coffee, and all other kinds of gro
ceries. wholesale and retail Children's car
riages very cheap at Beiderbecke & Miller's,
I'd St, bet Harrison and Ripley. eod2w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

SEcoND-The term of service to be an hundred
service Of the United States unless sooner dis
charged.
THIRD-The troops to be mustered into the SER
vice Of the United States By regiments. when the
regiments are filed up, according to regulations,
10 the minimum strength The regiments to be
organized according to the regulations Of the War
Department. The whole number TO be furnished
within twenty days from date Of NO ice Of the ac-
cepiance of this proposition.
ForRTn-Thc troops TO be clothed. armed,
equipped, subssted, transported, and paid, as
other United States infantry volunteers and to
serve in fortiicaiions wherever their SER
vices may be required, within or without their
respective States.
FTTm-No bounty to be paid The troops, nor
the service charged or credited ON any draft
Sixth The draft for three wears service 10 go
on in any State district where the quota is not
filled mp; but If any officer soldier in this spe-
cal service should be drafted be shall be credited
for the service rendered
JOHN BROUGH, Governor Of Ohio
o. =. MORTON, Governor Of Indiana.
klCH'D YATES. Governor of Tlliuois
w. VI. STONE. Governor Of Iowa.
The foregoing proposition Of the Governors il
accepted, and the Secretary Of ar is directed to
carry it into execution.
4. LINCOLN.
ArRIL %, 1s54
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

Commensurate enterprising firm
Of Lnse, Lane & Co. have commenced lay
ing q drain from their establishment on
Perry street to the river The work COM
mences on the river and progresses towards
the building. The drain is made Of four
inch tile and will be substantially laid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

The reason why everybody goes to Whis-
ier's for their dry goods is owing to the fact
that he keeps the largest stock, the best as
sortment, and sells lower than any other
man in the business That's reason enough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

- - . :, - 4 g H1u Tep&HS
- gAbreslee esea Psrssels -
sr Short nos;ee. snd on tie NAE r......s,-
- terms. Old q danaeed Umhrsaiss ~
fsrseee spads .. espd aaspH I..s-- - :
- 9oay -, beevveen Aah = -,
nyso DAv4NPORT, IOWA. dti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

TnEATRE.-Thc popular Lsdger drama Of
the " Hidden Hand will be presented by
Mcfarland talented troupe this evening
The Company is playing to good houses as
far as numbers 90, but we suggest that it
would be we'll to preserve little better or
der
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28
Supreme Court Of Iowa.


,o.o Thursday, April %.
affirmed.
1877, Camp vs.. Wilson, Delaware county. af-
frmed.
lsss. Byington vs.. Roberts, johnson county.
Postponed to next June term.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

SAM PERRY invites all in want ofclothing,
whether custom-madc or ready made, to give
him call at his emporium on Brady street,
opposite the Post Office He is felly prepar-
ed to suit all tastes in the way of goods or
styles. What you connot get there is not
to be looked for elsewhere. He offers large
assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods,
comprising every article in that line needed,
civil or military. Give him call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

FARRAxD has complete wholesale as well
as the finest retail stock in the city. Coun-
try dealers should not fail to call there be-
fore going East to buy goods. Store oppo-
site Metropolitan Block
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

HANNIBAL & Sr. J0. r. K-Attention is
directed to the advertisement of the II. &
st. j. Railroad in this issue. This is one OF
the best roads in the country, and parties
going west or shipping freight to the Terri.
tories will find this route ready to accom-
mOdate them,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

POLICE CouRr.-The Court room was
crowded with evil doers this morning
Among the accused were several Of the par.
ties who were up before Squire WheeleI
on Monday, on charge Of vagrancy and pros
titution. They were heavily fined, but be-
ing out of funds the sentence was commut-
ed by their paying costs and pledging
themselves to leave the city within two
days and keep away from it. If they keep
this promise it will it will be a good thing
for the morals Of the city. If they do not
they will have to stand the extreme penalty
Of the law.
Mrs. Martha Hersch, German woman,
was arraigned for indulging in the innocent
amusement Of throwing rocks through her
neighbor's windows, thereby damaging the
glass and jeopardizing the persons of the
inmates; also for other vagaries Of an un-
neighborly character. She was fined So
and costs-$9.4O in all.
Mary Dcvine was arraigncd for being
drunk and disorderly, and was acquitted on
promise Of leaving the city at once. Mary
is hard case
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28
lCOPY.l
War 0epaStm ent,)
WASHINGTON, April q, 1884.
To the President Of the United States:

FiRsr-Tbe Governors Of Ohio, Indiana, Iii.
nois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, offer to the Pre- sident
infantry troops for the approaching campaign, ~
follows:
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D. g. TRus,
l. N n, oxRq.


A'd. Horribly asked FIR Information IN re-.
gard to the Board Of Health, and Aid. Clals.
ser Fred thu foil ~ Ing resoioiiOu:
Resolred. That the Mayor be requested -
confer with ,hs Board os Health, aud that, II
10 The opinion Of said Boa'd ard Of the May.
or, It be advisable, the Boasi & Health be
empowered TO cause notices 70 BE- placed on
such houses 10 which are email PIX patients.
which, on motor, vas adopted.
on molicn Of AID. Ciaussen the Council
proceedrd 10 The hearinI of the paris, OF
their attorneys, 10 the c,otes!ed election CO.. Z
of the alderman for the 8 ward.
Motion of Aid. Dasenport 10 refer tho mat.
,er 70 4 special commi.tee, was sos', ard the
action on this matter was I0sipcned TO The
psx. mte.iB2.
o. motion Council adj ,u-n.d.
(At.es' Cns. DAur.nAss,
80 City Clerk,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

MONEY TOIOAN-
oa improved lands.
F.. A McNAm
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DAVENPORT. IOWA, THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1854

THREE PickPocxErs ARRESTED The
light fingered scamps, who, Of late, have
been figuring about the Depot Of the N. 4
N. Road. stealing whatever might come
within their reach, were arrested this morn
ing. For several days the men about the
depot have been on the watch for these
scoundrcls, and several times have they
been seen prowling about, but not until
this morning were they caught in the act Of
stealing.
As the train was about to leave the De-
pot for the west, Cosmore Weaver detected
the presence Of three Of the fellows-one Of
whom he had noticed about the premises
several times. Two Of them were making
themselves very thick and agreeable with
an old Quaker gentleman, whom they had
designs upon on account Of plethoric pock-
ct book which he carried with him, and the
third stood sentry just outside the door
The suspicious were circulated among the
employees of the road, and the operations
of the scoundrels closely watched. Pres
entity the intended victim went to 60 aboard
of the train, when one closed in on either
side and the third took front position, and
in crowding up to the platform one of them
was seen to slip his hand adroitly into the
old gents pocket Without waiting for
further deyclopements, Conductor McChes-
ney sprung upon the fellow and throttled
him, while others lost no time in securing
the accomplices. They were turned over to
the care Of Policeman Severance, who
marched them off to Jail to await trial.
They give their names as Thomas Bot
temley, Charley Smith, and }. Baker. One
Of them has got very ugly wound across
his chin, which TO doubt he fairly earned.
Their trial is set for tomorrow morning, we
believe.
They had just returned to this city, hay
ing been absent to Chicago about three
weeks.
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Davenport, April %. 1ss4-dlw
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To-0ay's Advertisements.

Wouuded-L, Bush
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2Se9h"DI"V Do" stDst ACCOMPLISHMENTS nurd) bic
@ebencn.
6plgenOeS lit cine genauere Nnqobe oeS Shot
beltanoes, pel6e BON Capt. @eblter ppn bier
gena6t tpitroe
YIN 6relta9 abeno fam Die v95plaS" unter
COMMANDO ppn Capt. 98ebiter in GberrpItpue
9orbpr an. 9QS berletbe na6 galtpille lto
sort Dtonroe tele9rapbirer wpate, fanp er, ba6
Der Srobt iber Die Sap Seri6nitten poer tpeniQz
items dllBer SperatipnSfraft mar. 6r. Quinn,
Der oprtl9e S~ele9rapbenzO perateur, bat 9rn.
gSeb1ter lpdbrenb Der 9la6t bel ibm Su blei6en.
Ge9en a llbr Morgens murbe plDbli6 oas
!9auS urnrIngt unb ale barin 8efinbliden eez
far9en gerlprrnen, naGoent Die attadirenoen
Jtebellen 5lppr Die gSa6e, aus 10 Gapalleriiter1
beltebeno, gefan9cn qenpntr1ten batten. Man
belt ,6r1. @eblter giltplen Dor ben Gppf ultp
befabl ibm ieinen God alsSuSieben. 6ierduf
wurOen ale @efangenen ms 0adtbaltS einqe-
l6lp1en. Sarn fam Die Sofas na6 Dem 8barf,
ale !6dnoe mlroen gefangen oenpn1men uno
ebentallS elngelperrt. 8dbreno bieier !3eit fam
Der YrppeGler Sitdn, Elm unbewaffneteS 8opt
nab Nrt Der Sofas gebaut, an, mel6er ebenz
falls ipfprt in 8ei6Iag genplnmen mlroe. 9ie
Sofas iplte alSDarn perbrannt iperben, Capt.
@ebiter jebp6 CAB fem ganSes @elp bin, mas
er bate lno BOMBS i'm @ertbe BON $4,000;
lbnn leIbit lteB man mir 20 Gts.
Sn berielben 3eit batter Die iibrigen 8etbei=
lI9ten oaS 8a6tbauS rno Die Gommillariatsz
Segenltdnpe perbrannt nn0 piele Saben ms
8afer gepprfen.
YlDb1d) fam cine N6tbeilrn9 9. st. Gapal=
lerie an rnO feuerte nlebremale nah benz Sitan,
oerIelbe 9i1g aber alf uno bappn. SerIelbe lit
Elm Teiaer %ellerner 8rppe0er, iebr felt uno ungez
fdbr $35-40,0O0 mertb. Ser glnfibrer bic
fer &duberbanpe mar Elm gepiiler Sibbugb BON
Str9inien. Inter Der 8anoe befinoen ii6 AUDI
Swei beriidtigte Subiefte BON Stem Sort uno 1
pom Baltimore. Sic batten Die Sofas fir ben
: W SbprlaS gebalte1t uno tporen isbr oafqez
bradt, ii6 getduidt gu baben.
Capt 8ebIter purre iammt ieiner Manni6aft
p%arplirt, ebenip Der Selegrapben : 0peraterr
Dunn. 9aS Gapt. @ebiter BAT, ibmt feline 5laqge,
rltter Der er felt 30 Sa1ret geiegelt par, S1
lalien, ladte Sibbu9b buriiber nno Ia9te, or
wolle bamit ieiner 6rau ein @el9ent madden.
Capt. 6aSarp Stepen8 nabm bierauf bus
COMMANDO Der Sofas, nm baS erlte Ser. ct.
S9tff bappn in aenntniB SIT ieben, Die Mai3ine
arbeitete ieOpd nidt, pa Der Snsenieur ie nit
6letB beiddoigt bate.
Der Sttan mar peri6lpunoen, man mar nit
ibnt in Der &t6tIng be8 Gappabannpd emit
ptl6t. Die SilaS .. Yearce, wel6e mdbreno
oieier 3eit angetOmmen mar, fubr ipfprt na6
Sort MorrOe, UNI Sen. 8utler sn bena6ri6z
tigen, pel6er iofprt WtaSre9eln CUR Gerfplgung
traf.
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Wo[6lnqton, 0. G.
Srenei0 aebrpden.

f9en Sreneib gebrp6en. - @pr.
geftern Na6mittag murpe eJn qepiIIer gGm. S.
Shell perbaftet, pelder fritber in Der Gebelen>
2lrmee g%cwcien, p%elertirt, bum wieoer in 8e@
bellenOtenlt getreter, bierauf BON uuiern Srltp@
pen gefangen genommtet moroen foar 1ttto Den
Sreuelo geIeIltet bate, neil er ben Ietteren oa>
onr9 9ebro9en, Dap er feline Gebeuen9eltlz
n1ngen ~fanogegeben nnD perrdtberti9e Sprape
gefibrt bate. 0tan bat i'm nad Dem alien Cd
pipl gebra9t, INN i'm brr6 elm 3rle9S9ertht
oerurtbeilen gu la1ien. Ser Angetla9te ltartnlt
pom @in6eIter. @a., ipO feline 6artllte lebt, lnp
puroe burb einen pirgtniI6en 6ltthtltng 9taz
mems Sobn Seal oerulnclrt.
/ S6btlt6 p|erbrannt. - Die iait
90 Sabre alte Sarbtge 9itbp Gamer, peren
RleiOer am 9ienitag 6euer 9~efangen batten,
itar6 am 6reitag an ben erbaltenen 8ranbs
wunben. 9as Acknowledgements, mel6es BON
Der Stride in Is. StraBe aus i~tattfanb, mar
iebr 5ablrei6 belu6t unb Die dlteIten farbiqen
5rauen be8 9itritt8 begleiteten bic @eri6iebene
bis gu ibrer lebten 9ubeitdtte.
I Sarbtger 8rebiger geitprben.
- ArnpIo 8owie, Elm farbiger @eiitli6er an
Der SObn 8e5ep STRIDE, wuroe pprgeitern be-
erOl9t unO ieiuem Sarge fpl9te cine unabiebbare
MenidenmaIie.
( Sin SoIbat, ipelder tiir5Iid pbne 4ab
%ergrifen muroe, entiprang ietner gBa6e lno
r%etirirte in einen Qufternialppn, no er li6 in
einen &aiten peritedte, Der SIT steamed oys-
tiers" benubt wurDe. 9l6bli6 Dffnet eit Sarz
bigger ba8 9ampfpentil. Der 9anpi FRONT TO-,
fort in ben &alten unb Der BARN beinoli6e
SOloat fdngt ipfort aus 2eibe8frdften an su
ibreten. Sn fem @ei6ret itimmt iOfort Der
66war5e Elm unO ruff, Der Seufel iiBe in Der
8pr. 9ie ibri9en 9(rbeiter befeblen tbm, ben
&aiten 5u 6Hnen, er fiir6tete ii6 aber 10 iebr,
oaB er erit elm langes Stid !6plS bplte unb ba=
NIT 6ffnete. Ser SolOat ipratg iOfort beralS
uuo inoem er fin feline enoli6e Grl6iung aus
Dem 6egefeuer bantte, madte er lb nit Der
SdneQigfeit zines jungen !6aien aus benz
5tuube! 9a8 nenmt man 9ampfgei6winoigz
teit!"
02rrsamof. Gin gutee Wat6en fur 6aNaIibe Ir6ei-
SNI$HhN|" ten. @uter 9pbn mtrb seriprr6en. =
NdG5uraseu in Sci. @lOeba6'8 Dtlapare Aeenue 6puie
gtO. t4l, 5p. 8 unD S Str, Deer BET 6reb. Nteefelb, 400 H.
Str, 3%wtlben s. unb @. Str, gSlIbtnetan, z. g.
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Tarmers nnb WlantcrS Nonf.
Mnaebpte fiir @apalerie =4yferoe.
Srieas:9 epartsmsnt gasuaerie. Bureau.

Grieas<Gepartenent 9atdlerie .Burcdu.
GtHce neS Gbtef GI1rttermeiters.
gSaihin9ton. . Is, q. Tebr. 1864.
@eriieselte Oiierten rerten in eieIer S'Tee aneenDu1nten
BIS II lttt MittasS 9trntas. ZEN 7 tietentenN Ifdr; 1864,
DreitduIen (3oOO) garouerte-pferte III iiefern in
@rntpsater, %. tinnen 80 ~tfansiS) TdSsn Yrr Sag
res GpntrafteS AT.
@intam enh (1Oool gapauerie-gferte ;u Iiefern In
gBaihinstra, . 9. (Stssturb Depot binnsn 80 (breis
sel Gasst sr,1 SG9 bes Gentratts an.
tn9ra, M. ~ btnnen 40 (SierSt9) Sasen Srnt Gag ties
Oiefe pierfe muFen in jeter @eaie6une f~eblerfrei Iein,
nidt inter (finf) unb nidt iter 0 neunJ Sosre aft; spn
lax bis 16 Sdnb tpt, gut eendbrt uue eetaut, ,afnt, fetr
unb bic sebSriee @rSBe fur Gapaaerie-@ ebraud taben.
OieIe Gpestffdttpnen nereen lit jerer VeStebung iirena
Die 8pri6idse rniNsn prn elmer sstErissn giirsI6aft NC.
gen setreuli6er Grfuuuus eCs @pntr1tts te9leitst Iein. renn
ny Spate irsent tin Der, Ct. 0ifisier soranhe aeten
unb ipater ais nidt esrantrprtlid ih ertreiieu, 10 fpI SeHen
gtauen benz 8riessetretair semeifet unb ipl6er SfFiier aus
benz OienIte entlnien rereen.
Vile Iteter unr SHresn werrea irens perantpprtli9 &C.
n,aHt, ur6 iebe 0ernadldiFeun9 in @rfaGuna hes Gputrafts.
Ober gDeiserunp, rem Gpntratt III erfuaen, wenn er Inn ;uae-
iprphen wirb, rilb mad Ter meitefen &usbebnuns beS &C.
eteS betraft irerben.
auf Mnfrase Bet Capt. Spbn ". Me8int, ". .. 81, Bottom,
UlaF, rbr In beier Office. s
GrfpleteiGe Nnbieter ntInen etten 9eL4rteteuen Gpntratt
nit snter unb s~eniiscnter St&erheit Slei@ mad Der amnafne
Gin Glib Ter areus n,us ietcs @ebct BON lOI6sn gietern
~be9leiten, melHe b~enlelben nod ni6t geleifet haben.
Die Ser Stadten bebdlten fb has Seht Dor, ale ibnen
~unpofenb erfheinenten Mnsebpte su c~errerfen, wte es hem
Snterene beS Dienfes e~ntfpre6en mag.
&ein Mneebct pirf 1n9enprmen fur trent9er ais funf;tg
Yferee.
ansebpt. fir bic gauge ausubl Der s~erlausten gferte Fus
ermIni6t.
8ablnna erfclat mad Grflnuns hes Grntraftes, rser 70
boIb nndter. ais nte Tpnbs 6dfir rprtanben fnt
gorl&idse inb sa uberiareiben: ngrspUials for gatalrs
9rriesH une an s q mes u: @ttn, SteItenant-@rlpne u.
Chief 0uartttrmetfer, GaSdlr9 Bureau, yanfbinsten, 3. G.,
Su rthten.
Scsebe ireitere Musfunft mirb prcnhpt 8eeeben 0nf Mnfraae
BET S1 m es VI. 6 tin,
(3-7Mlri) Chief Auabtermaier, gaSalrp Bureau
Cine quite NmSmabI GeeNIeaf EabSd
Dsdblatt, nmblatt u. Gtnldss,
luttn btuteReu Tretien bet
2SNus-5 Wh. SumttI, "a g. shartesa