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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 10th. 1854
and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted) - follows |:
% Night expires ....................6 SO, ?. \.
Arrive 1t Davenport daily, Sundays excepted)
a. follows:
ID b H.RT. express sapsss. and mail train o.
All trains over this route are in direct connect
ton At Chicago with trains over both the Michi-
gan Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads to and from DE
troit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba.
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity
of giving distinct directions 10 the destination
Of their baggage, also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars the conductors
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
myl6 81. j. F. TRACY, Sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
Caution :!

1,,h. aasr IS III. ..notfce" cannot get box,
., p,,IS -. 0',.'nest from the drug store III his
place, let him .sie 70 n,s enclosing the ain Many
Jaslers vi, 40, keep my medicines or hand be-
sa,,.. the. .anno. make as much profit as Oh o'h-
err persons make
some are genuine unless the 20 rds "Hoflo
saly, Aeso York and Lonaon, -re a. seerf PIE as
Water mark in every leaf Of Inc ook Oh aiies
tions around each box tbe same lay be p,a'nif
seen by Aol.itay the leg 10 the u yhs. hana.
some reward will be given to any one rendering
such information as may lead 10 u &c detec,.'m ..
any party parties co'Aptert tpe meas'ns'
or vending tie same. Knowing hem 70 y sPs
Gous.
y ...soId II de r.puf.etery q Professor Ao 4
LOWAY, sol .aidsp Lans, New YORK. ~ 4, :.
.s.pssssbls and Dssl -. I'd the eivi.ss
world. in ooxss. q Is cents. IS cents, ana sl.s1
eaeh, ss-,s.Tg, ~ $50 ri tzasaA - So -
R<rA.,. j. .ssssiAsssh'slswi.9 e s -
~ 1g4es assA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

s Tss District sa1sg' tsa Stamp
NOVEMBER TERN.
Geo. l.. Davenport and Marguerite LeCiaire.
executor and executri of the estate of Aatoine
leClaire deceased, VS.. Willard Harrows and
Ann II. Barrows, Chas 5. Watkins, Jr., b.
Whittsmore, Robert Lyons, John Brindley
lot and Burrows 4 Prettyman.
70 the above named defendants.
-XZOu AND EACH OF lOUARE HEREBY
i notified that there is now on tile IN the office
al the Clerk Of the ID strict Conrt OF said couaty
a petition Of George l.. Davsnport and Margurits
LaClaire. executor and executrix OF the estate OF
Antoine LcUlaire, deceased, claiming the fore
closure OF your equity OF redemption Ia cert all
mortgage executed by one Alfred Il. Owens 10
hid Antoine LeClsire. dated September gath,
1856. conveying the north half lot No. four I,
and the north half Of LOT No. five 81 ~ block
No. eighty six Is6, in LeClaire's seventh eth
addition 10 the city Of Davenport. made 10 sccsss
the payment ut maturity OF two promissory note.
dated February LIST. 1856. each fer the sum oil
&ay. payable u tho ordep of said LeCiaire 10 one
aid two years respectively from the dates thereof
with ten per cent Interest, and " ich said mort
gage has been ioreclosed - against said Owens
sum OF $500 aud that the title TO said real AstA
be established 1nd confirmed In plaintiffs, and
thai said defendants aud each OF them be- for
ever barred from setting up any claim, right TIL.
or any right Of redemption Of said trems:ss, aiIt
that unless you appear thereto and defend on o.
before noon o. The second dsy o. the next tern
Of said District Court, 20 be hpldeu % the hrs
AoGdsy " November, 4 d, 1s64, Jour defsol
win b entered snd the ref praysd for y
eyaotsd.
Dstsd ssptsabsr "a, 1884.
Rd1AAk s R00g1A -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
ODTAIN \ TUVH OF
ssTHE HARP OF JUDAH."


Nearly Fifty Thousand Copies Of this superior
book were sold during the FIRST six months Of It's
publication. Price in Boston, 81 81. Specimen
Pages sent free. OLIVER DlTsoS Il Co., Pub
lishers III Washington Street Boston
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

TO make this stable in fact as in name The
ECLIPSE .,rABLE Of the city.
Horses kept by the day, week or month on
reasonable terms
naya.dtfl JOSEPH WOLF, Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
Useful and Valuable
Discovery E!
f, UILTON'S
lInS0luble Cement {!

BUUT q SHOE
Manufacturers, using Ma
chimes will lind il the best ar
,ticle Known for cementlng the
Channels, as it works with
out delay, is not effected ny
amy change Of temperature.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
The WARRANTED.

lbC w NIll1itces
We are aware that many medicines are war
ranted, knowing that they will never be return
ed. Bat We assure yon that we ID no, wish your
money without giving value received We be.
heye II Is worse than royhcry to yet gain IL that
way, and when warrant this medicine we
Incan Ishat Ne say, II any one uses the Frewerd
for the diseases tor which we recommend il, and
Is not fully satisfied that il is not all we recon-
m9nd II, he can return the bottle tn the agent he
purchased the medicine of, who will refund the
money.
Should your nearest druggist No, have the ar
ticle, do not be put oil with any other preparation
that may be offered in its place. but send to our
agent and he will forward, securely packed, b.
by express. BEWARE Or IMPOSITION
See that our signature is on e.crs battle you
buy and thu Or. ,.ea9er Compound Extract
II l.re~esd, or luIaor or Liver Syrup is blown
IN the bottle none other is genuine.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 81
Sent BY express on receipt OF the money. Sold
by all druggists and medicine dealers.
Walker l. Taylor, Props.
H. SCoVII., IS Randolph Street, Chicago,
Wholesale \ gent. aug37 -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

This is not history written by one man O,
even derived from the experiences Of one nation.
/: consists of a compilation OF testimonials from
the SICK OF every country AN uniinpeachabic re-
cord. the like of which has never been adduced
in favor OF any discovery or invent psinces time
began.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
A Slm2le Bottle will last n month
Ito be used three times
Testimonial

From lion. NoS. H. 1urna. kc- Hesabsr Of Con-
grsss from NiAois, htte s9eat.r Of The Illinois
Liotf@e Of Representatives,, a1d Grand Mtsf.r OF
H., +. and 4. II. ct ne Stote9f Hiinois.
ERnEplpr Oct 1870
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
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a Good Music Book for your Choir
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-27

any darling, you have made one mistake IN
your generous, impetuous youth Remember,
] am an old man compared TO you lmpoves-
ished now rejected, TOO by the woman oetrotn-
cd TO me tor years. Tory, be careful how you
II DON like young men, answered and
Mr. Graiugar laughed at my earnestness, a
Iueh full OF triumph and satisfaction " and
hate baire grand and fsrmal and rich; and,
Oh shall enjoy Lsvinia's kno Wedge that she
has not broken your heart. / shall make su CHI
q good IA mers wife and you will love me all
my lite lUHg."
The twilight, lingering as it was, had quite
died away before we moved and then, as we
walkt Il hcme tbs oneh the dark, Humphrey
aIm carefully round me lest should stumble,
j began 10 trsmnie for the effect our communi-
cation " onid have upon Miss Granger. In
the hail paused. ana locking timidly up at
him. / asked, in a wnisper, allow ever are we
10 iell Eliza -
"Iet us 40 il at once" he said promptly.
She was tudying the equinoctial gales when
we entered the dra wing room aud II ura phrey,
leading me to her with metDing OF the grave
difference OF his old m auner to LaYinia, inform
ed her that had zone him the honor to accept
hin, a suitor. She did not comprehend him
at first: hut when the truth daWned upon her,
she saw in it only a triumph over Larinia, and
she earnestly treated that we would be mar
Tied before that freacherous creature. The
rext DAY she wrote TO Lavinia's aunt, who was
of some remote degree OF consanguinity, and
gave her high eulogtst description of Hum.
phIey's bTide-"a young lady quite after my
whose brothers are two OF the leading men of
Sydney and VINO will come in to possession OF
q very lS,se property, hequeathed to her by
h r estlmabie IA her, as soon as she ia OF age.
My brother Humphrey justly considers him.
self the happiest Of men.'
We were married. and settled at Russell Farm
before Rowland Granger returned. Never
did fastid;ous, rreindiced gentlawomau suf-
fer 4 greater agony of dismay than did Miss
Graf, gpr, when Unexpectedly oae day the mas
ter OF Sherwood Manor presented himself be-
fnrQ he II w r m
a blue Guernsey frock belted round the waist,
ara hearced, weather beaten face. round
which the hair fell in shaggy locks. But Row.
land proved better thao we expected. He SUBJ
sided into self. contained. rather quiet and
respectable country gentleman, not AT all diff
cut to live with, as Eliza proved, for she con-
iipGGd n reign as lady paramount at Sher-
wood Manor: and Rowland was never weary
OF nairating IL her the most extraordinary sto-
ries Of tina. long episode in his life which he
had spent very far away from the safe domes-
tic circle of anxious relatives, who would have
rejoicsd in s aiming every step OF his path
from bis cradle TO his grave Temple Bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-27
PROPOSALS.
DRofos1Ie Foa Roo1TNa 1ILr AID PIYOH.
0EIEP Quiaf.RMAsrRls 0pFIos,
In p.arn on srrI

oHIES oulnfsRx.srHls o,YIos.
w.sI Dsso5 Or $3.50 Tasa1ss r. Is.
seIssrsns il The cis 81 ws.snsson no. D. the
foIloSine amounts Of Reof1s eelt sad pitch, zig:
Night hundred $50, barrels Of Pitsa or RooaaS
shs
win % required to furnish samples Of the articles
a. isssss q q tie sa.n.,ty 9, each .r.,s..
s1 ' Ss. Sssia n
go dsys t6srs,ron n;.., eo.s,
q ss
ard ss.,vs.sa ip COCA sound tsrrsi. said barrels
III. articles offered By the sue ssssfui pitdsrs win
be subjected to rigid inspection before b.ins ae-
ment.
The price must be written out In words On the
bid, ss must ESQ the full name and post on 50 sd
Proposals from 6isloyai parties viii not be CON.
sdsred and an oath OF allegiance must accom- 2any
PROPOSAL. must be addressed to Brissdier Gene.
rsl D: Rucker, Chief 9uaTterpsster, Dspet Of
oT Roo sHs fs and r
GUARAN FEE
The bidder win be required to accompany his
spe bssie persons thai j. case III. Did /, sccsptsd.
BE will at once execute the contract for thu same
the amount oftEe contrscs, to deliver the tielss
propceec in conformity with the terms OF this I'D.
veTti enent; and in case the raid bidder should
fail r. enter into the contract they to make good
the difference between the offer of s.ia biddar aud
to y bom the COP trsct may be awarded.
The responsibility Of the Guarantors must b
shown by the Official certificate of the Clerk OF tho
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Bono in a sum equal to the amount of the CON
tract, signed by the CONTRACTOR and both Of bis
will be requir ed of the successful bidder
FORM OF. GUARANTY.
| county Of. aud state OF -, hereby, toiutly
| and &c Feraly, cofenant with the United States,
| and guarantee case the foregoing bid of -
BE- accepted, that he or they will at oncs ezacuts
the contract for the sane, With good and SUN cient
sureties in sum equal to the amount Of the
tIect, to furnish the articles pro posed IN copfor-
nifty 10 the terms CT the sdvsrtis. INT, dated Feb
In csse the raid - shall fail 20 enter INFO con
difference betse eo the offer OF the raid - ana
tie next lowest responsible. bidder. or tae person
| to whom the contract may be sWa'd-d.
| ! Given under our hands and seals
| tthis - day of, 1856.
Witness; fsssA1
| To this guarantee must be appended the oficiaI
certificate above mentioned.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
| deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quar-
terEaster, we'll as the right 20 select from
each bid such articles At the price therein named
~ Is required BY the Goyerpment L,v,p
| Brig. Gen. and G hief Quarterrlaster,
| fe ltd Depot Washington.
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DRorosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

WAR DspAITMgNT. CAVALRY BUREAU,
? Gdes Of chef QsG,ss,mas;g,
until on MoSDH sS.s MSres ' 1sSsnsS,
isiIES THOUSAND 5000, CAVALRY poRsns.
to ts delivered At Montpelier. Vt. within afty
s,i sR stfs fSS aTzfhy aossss
hs delivered IN Washinston, b. o, fdiss5 oro'
Dspet)"ithin thirty taJ days from date Of con.
ONE THOUSAND q ooo, CAVALRY HoRsss. to
.dassfrom ds.e of contract
Also sealed proposals. will be received at this Of.
f.stb r ah = qsocf 81 %a THgKS9A Marsh
CAVALRY HORSES to be delivered in Vince ms,
Msst virginia, within 1907 days from date Of con-
Bald horses to be sourd in ell PARTICULARS not less
40 nys ~ nor more than nine ~ years Old from
Dldie wise, and of size sufficient for cavalry par
1hs" specifications tctll be strictly adhered to and
Tfsfdiy s1Oore,d in srerp particular.
NO bio viii be- entertained unless accom- panied
faee any Ens.d sIses I'll an ssa.r.os.s
me Prepo.sl OF bidder tho sh ould yrov8 to De
retaIy # war with Ietommendstion thar So III
tfncsr be dismissed -hs service.
,on e, 81 G arc lsrar!y can be bad on sppiea
W. W5e. hass Capt &c: Farnsworlh, A. Q. A., at
written contracts with GOOD and suf sisnt sesuri-
~. mscaa's3 on the acceptance * their bids
h,dh e oath OF allegiance muss seoomp.-, each
a dss g1dsIsisnse the rishsto reject all
NO nid wiz be entertained for less than fifty
Payment win be made on comp,stion ., contract,
OF g 'oon tn. reaiter Is funds may be reserved.
Hsl NUS be END ersed Fro posals for Cav
70 d.ssrn Bureau
on Any .nDio.. sr win ,. promptly.
fsaid Ii. Col. Chic O. M. o. osv i sar..a >
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ORDNANCE 0eFICg,

ORDNANoE 9sF1os,
PROPOSALS viii Re recei 60 by this DepscSn At
untll ttspAi Msr.h Is, at .. N .or to 4.
hEt IT., oLlttd stsles Cavalry aatt=in, az herein
liz New YORK irsensI Gon sets.
Atthe Frsnsford Arsenal 0J1 ,ets,
ftti ; Sile shapv = fssn nal. 6,G;D e -,
At tie tLciBt sti nepot, 5 ntn sets,
Al tire ST. Louis Artsoal 3.9O sGts.
Th.,e S.tf q t>rs. Equipments are to b. far.
G m srist, p:c.' pin liok nnd snket. Ths o
arc sI,rups. 10 O. nfv m trio.:y p tsra sad
hD,sh to btsa eeposited at che hrsfnals above
tern. srcrt d .ser-rot less than 81 inches ne
tss.n the b.. 1ho inside Of tho p.mmel. the
Of nut S@e th eon3 "a tnt
Of an i, eli thi K, sai ell let into 10 ~ood; to
coysIed v tn tn. Hsst slaughtered COW hide; all
or.er covering II % refs. ted che t-s are 80 b,
tJsct to imp. etion curing al ssgss of tae ma
ma aetIs. tGt N lai sGsass will be iaipe'ts1 At
Deliverss must be sde in lots Of Got less tn an
p1eer; on' buna ed set. rer week fos contacts
from 20 mp t, coo sat-; two hundred sets psr weak
huntIed set, per xess 10 ali Contacts Of from sa
2,oo to6U"seis. The FIRST delivery to be made on
subject the contractor to forfeiture of the mum.
No b os viii be considered from parties other
than snlar nanu ta,,orer., ard snch ars known
to this De TO be fully ompsent 70 ate
in ,he 7 own shops TIE -ork proposed for.
biodtfs VIII 6DcloFa with their bids the written
sienGtures
Each party obtaining Q contract will be obliged
70 enter into boz Dis with approved saretss for its
fajthtt] execution
pom the award being m ade, succsrsful bidders
win be notified. and furnished with forms OF CON
tract II d bond.
The department reserves the right to reject any
or all bidf, III not deemed satisfactory.
Proper ais viii be addressed to Brigadier General
George D. Ramssy, Chief Of Ordnance, Washing.
ton. d. o. and will be endorsed Proposals for
Horse EquipEents.'' GEO D RAMSAY,
.fe2t cost Brig Gen., Chief OF Ordnance.
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Passes to Visit the Army of the Potomac.
|. Applications must be made at the office OF
Naler Lcnls II. Peiouze, No. 2U3 street, be-
tween 18th and 18Th streets, between II a. m.
and =. m, except Sundays Major PelouZe
is authorised TO sign the passes.
Ifnot granted at the office OF Major Pc
louZs. tie decision is final, and no reference
need ha made At the War Department
Passes cannot be given to females to visit
the army.
Ey order of the Secretary OF War.
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
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PROPOSALS.
ID 10 p o Ais FOR \ A q y.
QlIYY QuAafHRxAsrsI's OPPIoB. Z
WIeHn0fou DBPof, Dec. 3, 1854,

WAgHM9ToM DEPOT. Dec D, t0X.S
enALID Proposals. ere invited By the under
p:rsn.ns. 4 .ssn ;ses. B. b. Bsianofs: Ma,
Il. .isA Hs and o.
Bids VIII be received for the delivery Of s!ee
sns 81 ssin or %" ana y Tons OF nay OF
Bidder: mus. state q which q p sssv..nsnsa
rstes ct which they win make deliveries h,reat,
the ms 9, % shs 3 5. S
menced, and whom to be completed
The price must be written out In words on the
Corn to be put up In good stout sacks, Of about
sush S each The sacks to Be faTai:asd visho1s
extra charge to the Government. The hay and
hay or Straw proposed to be delivered most 30 STATED
All tss sSrsies; offered under the bid. herein In
s MIN s to
q. g ' ss hs % e
made cher the Whole amount contracted for shall
The biddsr win be required e accompany his
Nth a T5s ~ be-
they viii within ten days thereafter. execute the
contract for the same, With good and suncient
WITH the terms Of this and in case
S ao ss
the osr Of said bidder snd the next vest rsspon
sbs s SidSs. os the to whom the contract
rsaRonsisility Of the su "a mus. b
at order re Of
ss'san BE- duly notified The accepting.
r. I n. sa of bidder
n Prop pc s ns.s ps ssdrs.ssa % ssf Cen H.
Rucker, Chief Depot ouartermaster, Washington.
Pc. and s.hould be plainly marked Proposals
Bosds In sum esus, to the amount Of the eon-
tract, signed by the sontTas:o r. and bota q hIs
w os 81 .a oeTsss bid
Bank forms Of bids. guarantees and bonds may
be obtained upon application at this ON os.
FoRM OF PROPOSAL.
Town, County and Ststsl---
nd 81 ssFsss
Ill b:Ss 6.s
the 70 b 10 JiDs s e. or Ei:
bssssis # Oats. in sacks, .s-per bushsl of
- tons Of bsled Hay, at - per ton Of 5000
- ton: q bslsd strav. ..-psr ton of 5000
Delivery to commence on or before the - day
sns ssdEs ysi t s sa:ss
Ssea accepted Your oSedisnt servant. ~
sris.dier General D. 9; RucKEa,
General Depot Quar- tsrEsstef
Washington, D. O.
GUAHATY
We, tbs uaasEsisned, residents Of -. in the
Jointly snd ssveraIis, coven.nt with the United
ssases sad gusrsI t. In esse the foregoing bid Of
- bs accepted. that he or thsy win, within
tan days sftsr the acceptance of sal bid, scuts
the contract for the same With good and SUD sient
srrrti@-, IN equal to the amount Of the con-
tract, &c fSrcish the forage proposed coafofit!
to the terms Of adv. TT semsnt dated Decer Der g.
1858, under which the bid vas ads, and, in case
the said - shall fail TO enter Into e CONTRACT
aforesaid, guarantee to nasks good tie offer
ence between the Offer by said - and the next
lowest rec ponstbis bidder, t.e person to WHOM,
the contract may be awarded.
Witness,
Given under our hands and seals this - day OF
- 1855. lSe2l.j
(Seal1
hereby certify that, to the beat Of my know
dae ard belief the ABOVE nsr!ef gasrsntors are
good and 5ufH cent cites tor the amount for
which tS sy offer TO DO security.
To bec,, ICED by the Uaited States DiBtriot At
tornsy. Collector of CustoTus, any ether q Ger
under ths United States Government or resuou-
sibie person known to this cfice.
de s.ie Brig. Con. and and q III.
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ID 0 Os A l. FOR NE.
CHIP cuxRTElAlsfIl's OFFICE.
DEPOT pP WasHIH9T0N

DEPOT or WAsBIHGToN.
r b. at
uEtil FkIDAi. March !. 1854 Al u oct, CT, f,r Tan
Line FRs s q ssoa 70 C. s9
=. a.yt IF taG as Of
nspes 9 :, nay drset TIE Line TO
ss lin
ss t. b. as
The price must be written out Ia words on ia bid,
ss must aI'o the full name sad post Office attEess
Pro % ais from di,lov.l parties will not be con,
sii.red sno q, oath OF allegiance must accompany
= Ptopotsls puct be addressed to Brig Gen D I
tor, Washington, b O, ard should be p,a;nN
marked Proposal. for Line ) ~ " ''
Til. bidder xiiI e. sEd 10 accompany bis
Proposition With guarantee, :igoea by two re
st es snes 10 cas- h s
with good and sufficient suretiss N fln "a u! 10
o r. OF re sGt 10 ~ ,tctss
itemsGt; aui in ca the I'D bldt 3r si1t fail
sStreen 3 Of a4 be- s az
next ioTest respcI'ihis Bidder. Q. TIE 2aEcol u
The responsibility OF tae saa:@ntcrs lo'-St bs
ht wn by tie official certificate Of toe CLERK Of the
osarsst Djs'ricG couet OF Of she Uuttei states
Bonds 70 a aBr2 equal to tae sra t Of ia cor
eusrs r, ~ill be equi ed o. ;he sunasssful BID
Ger CT bidtsIs Up s!seiog the censrsot.
FoBh .. GUAnkN
Pc, ths unders g1e1 raf ID g.,g Ct -, n tt.
county of -, end tate q -. hags ny. jointly
and fevtrBtJ. GOV s,RGt UIlh the Gni.a1 &tza, s,
.nd euara, zee in ca's tae forse3isg b5a Of -
b ptgc that he or they viii 1t execute
Tie tract for tie 'aTns, with sc ] aud sulcisst
tuTefjts = e.uai 10 Eae Z tie Goa
'rIst to furnish the articles opposed l. coEiorai
~ 10 tire trrIR OF : . aaysliissaelt aa--d Feb
raaTy ID E6!, dsr Rhi b Gle siG wag -laSe au!
III casa che said - shan ssii - 8Gt-r into con
ira a AFORESAID we gnar@ntrs 20 Elrt so1d "a
oifFsrerce, be:~ssn tie offer Of tee said - sud
the 81, louest resp1 nsibia bidder or tas person
to v hon IL Q contrsc. tns J be awarded.
! Given under cur hands and seals
Witness: lthis day OF -, IL;
lS,stl
Ssat ]
To this guarantee must be- apps ndsd tie Off cial
CT rti tcats ats &c ne nit ,ns d.
7 The risft I reject any or = BIDS tina. nay hs
dee med too high is 1essrved by the Dapos Guacts.
ter as we'll as thu rIGhf to Fae5t frcm each bid
fuch 90 antilles at tbs prices therein I'd SIS s
required by the Government.
D. Fl. RUUKEg,
Brig. Gen. and Ca;sf QuA,ternastsr,
re Is I'd repot Of Was ain gton.
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Headquarters Military District of Washington,
Washington, d. O., February 49, 1854.
6hntrGl Orders No. 3.-Coi. T. Ingraham, 3sth
Massachusetts volunteers, is hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal of the Military District of
Washington. He will be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
BY command of Brig. Gen. Martindale.
JOHN p. SHERBURNE,
IL lott Assistant Adju.ant General.
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