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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24
MEDICAL.

A CARD TO THE LADIE6.-CHARLEs LUfZ1, y. D..
"A Professor ~ Obsetricsand Surgery and owe! year,
successful practice this citv guarantees positive cure
lady requiring special medical surgical treatment
may Gan be consulted his old sssablshed pr
ONCE 641z and where his never falling
female obtained sent by letter 70
part the United States. price S. R-The DocseE has
elegant the best and
patients wish remain during
All communications strictly confidential AZ home
AL hours OF the day and evening $3.50 Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

A DvICR TO MARR1EL
"A TELL. Female Physicii
can be consulted ~ usual Ut
interview will be necessary.
fallible medicines can also
street, or by mail: price IS.
the best medical attenl nnce
commodated. Her French
No. 2, which are foar degrees
never fail. are safe and heaitl
by mail, with fun directions.
II her duty 70 caution ladies
lissments, who not only rob
health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

A DvIcE TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIES
"A PARD'S Femae ri. are tho only sedicns ladies' e:n
depend with safety and certainty Can be sen BY man.
T. b. Ladsswho desire 70 avail thsmselves a. Madsms
DO at interview. Relief warranted IN = houra.
Residence J0i Ssh opposite Elxhth street. Ladies'
taken with the best medical attendance.
no fHnna O A n. 8 IL. N. Vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

LADIEs.-MADAN3 Res
N and Professor Of Midwifery.
i62 Chambers slreoe Det one
No charge for advice. Her iu-
be obtafeed ~ l27x Liberty
Ladies' who desire board and
during confinement en- be e.
Pills, No. !. price q . ho1. a.
stronger than No. !. I'D coA
u: price S Q box. Can b sone
n R.--Modasne KestAll seems
against imitators Of her edyey.
hem OF their means, bue thsiR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
IN TO QUEENSTOWN AMP LIVERPOOL
Cabin. as gold; Stserage. N6-paysbe IN currency
C1turunys
LOUISIANA Sails Saturday, July 10
l'F passage Apply wiLErAxs 4 aUIoN. % Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-24

A ApHooD AND rHR yyaoR OF YOUTH RRsroRgp
M 10 four .ss.. @ Pr k!1osDs ssssnss q Life
shattered eons.scna whether arisinl from eif
abuss, the s6ses Of climate ~ naaas The time
Failure h npssstse Dr. assvd's .s.acs % lafs & soIa
With tqerusetonq tor fer ~ four quantities
= enc ~ esns fsefsIy l.cks1 on recipe q rmst
;1E se: .ss S.ss W. ..sDs :" sr's-s '''e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19
SHERLEE",S .SALE


nYylRTCE of an Execution issued out OF the Clerks
ID Office OF the County Cour, OF l.. Sale county and
State of Illinois, and directed. whereby / am
commanded make the OF a certain Judy
menI recently obtained against John c. ChsmpiIn in
favor of VIM. H. W. Cushman, out o. the lands,
ments. goods and chates of the said John c. Champ.
lin, have levied the following property, wit Lot
four 90 in block five, Is in Ottawa North in aid city
Of Ottawa lot two (2) in block twenty 20) in OuasA
Sorth lot 1--WE ~ in block Eve, 80 in Ottawa North
lot. nine t9I and ten (0) in block seventeen, 90 in
Ottawa North lots % and (2j in ock six
(5.) in Ottawa North lot nine 80 in block eight 81
IL Ottawa North lot ~ in block {l0,) in o.
North lot four a. in bloc. (l0,) in Ottaws
North; lots one o. two e. three, 80 four "A FIVE
5l and Fix (6) in block Gen. G6) ia Ottawa NORTH
all Of block fourteen, "a ali OF out-iot eight, 81
O,tava North, in said city OF Ottawa, except the
ninety 800 feet and the sou; lgJ feet thereof ali
OF outlet inc 49, Otta North IN said city OF o.
except the nsr;h fry t5H) feet ths -of ad
north hT 3") feet Of the IA half OF said out-!ot
nine lot ten q . in Ottawa North. in said city Of
Ottawa; outlet enc y in Ottawa North in said city
ofOuawa outlet .So % in Ottawa North, in said cv
Of OTTAWA outlet three 49, in Ottawa North, In said
city OF otas-; he north two thirds % OF out.lot
four "a IN Ottawa North, in said city OF Ottawa.
Therefore, zcco ding to said command ! shall
pose for sale BLIC AUCTION, all the right title
and interest Of the above namsd John c. c1amp'in in
and to the above described property, on 81 TIRDi y
the TWENTY Sixth day OF March, 1854 at O'Clock
P Il, the door o! the Court House in Ottawa,
La Sale county. Illinois.
: Da: al Ottawa this 5;h Gay % March, 1864.
WILLIAM Il. MiLLIGAS
A.sJif Of Ia .>dUs COUNTY. Illinois,
Per Il Uss, Deputy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19

United states IntcrmaI revenue.

Annual 1ares for 1864
The attention Of taxpayers is hereby called to the
pr DIVISIONS OF the United States Excise Law relative
TO the assessment OF an nuai taxes.
By the sixth sectio OF the OF July l. 1862 il il
made the duty OIL all persons parta erships firms
sOciations, corporations, AIDE liable TO any annual
duty license, lax ON BEFORE THE FIRST MONDAY
OF MAY IN YEAR. to make list turn 70 h e
sis.tant Assessor OF the District whore ted Of
the mount OF annual income the articles objects
charg. with a special tax, and the business
patton liable to pay any license
Every person who shall fail to make such return by
the day specific win be liable to be assessed by the
Assessor according the best information which lac
can ob,a and in such the Assessor Is required
to add fifty per centum he amount OF the items o.
such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor any
false fraudulent list statement, with intent to
evade the valuation enumeration required by law
is subject to ine o. five hue dred dollars and in
such the list will be made out by the Assessor or
Assistant Assessor and from the val iation and
meraton so made there be appeal
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those for H.
censss will net be emanded until tho thrtietf dag
OF June.
The appropriate blanks which to make return
and all necessary information, will be furnished by
the Assistant Assessors for the several Divisions
whom the returns should be delivered be orr th
first Monday in May, at his Office:
Y. L. WATERMAN.
! March 5,h. aw L.. Assessor, 9Th District, Ill.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19
PIANOS !

A SPLENDID New Octave piano for sale. Alss
"A Pianos to Rent at reasonable prices. ,---- 81
r- - @. W. DENHARD,
One house west Of Aadisos street scheoi House,
Septic, ls68-u across the oJis cut
EdIFY DOssn Cora BrsS1s-a Ne I artiele-fsr sale
IL b. -E4 es+a -FRA Nv OuYuyDR
JoavsSy 10, 1ool - -. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19

NOTICE is hereby given, that by VirtI= o. eere.
- made and entered Q! record By the Circuit Court
OF La Lalie County, state If Iino, at the February
&c % s4id Court, D. 1864, in certain ten
pending in said Court. the chapc-ry side thereof
wherein Jacob c Pe.ilti was Comps nant, and John
Thompson. Va rgargt rAompsD n John W. ThrmpsOR
TborEa. Thomps- were defendants. shall Monda
the 2-ih Jay or NsrcH. .. 1864 between the hours OIL
oeCcE IL the forenoon and sunset OF sad day, Offer
sor sale the south door or tie county court house in
sell to highest bidder. I.- fOo-i1g property being
The ordered by said decree 70 be sold, that i to
be nal ali OF the sCu:hrlsi qu
ard tie fractional half Of the southwest quar-
Of section nIHber - three, t55 township
tt ry so t(soIth Of Indian dary line north
Fang L-uhsT tour = east q n m prn- ii,a rid
in saii cuGrty OF - sale ani state o. Illinois
contain ~, hundred and sx gen and 300 acres.
@ccs dag ;e Tn ted states Sl..ey thereof. Ter
OF Sre. Cash. /. =. HOLLisTEE.
Ottawa. nsrch !, iSG.-3@ NIsteF IN. Cisncery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19

E-T.Tg Of JGHS DARyIS. DEcEAsED.
THE undersigned having been appointed Ainins'
Il Of the Estate OF John Da. win, late Of : E
county Of "a Sale and State Of Illinois d-cease L.
hereby gives notice that ne Will appear before 1
Count; Court OF Ia Sale cOunti the Court 10 (
"a Ottawa, st the March Term, II. Third Mon
in March next, which time all persons hgy u .
claims against sad Estate notified aud -sqI-s;'
for The purpose o: lavt'g the AaJIs
All persons Indebted TO "a sc req 4=st=4
make immediate payment the undersigned.
Daied Ills aJlh day culinary, a. D. = :.
FDWARD NEiRi .iSiHip i1ratos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19

DLOW YOUR OWN TRUMPET-Others
II are blowing their Trumpet, let blow mine. Re-
member keep the largest and best stock Of Drugs
Books, Music and Notions In Ottawa. Buy for Cash.
and can and will sell as cheap any other
July IL, 3d. Yours respectfully, j. Y. GRIGG6.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19

STATE OF ILLlS0Is.
la S'g. COunty. Ths peep = or IN. State o
E5,s, 10 all to whom these presents may and
especially 10 n. next or Kin heirs Law, and creditors
OF Jseo DGuhsIa. deceased.
:-Wier-a5 Hiram VII y Executor of the last I'll and
Testament % a. ia deceased is DESTROYS of dering
account q his proceedings such Executor, and
making final settlement: OF his administration, aud
for Il purpose has made ap?ti-a in the Coun
Courl Of La SIIe County Aforesaid
We, therefore. require you 20 appear before said
Court, the Court House OTTAWA, in said county.
tie May Term thereof. Wednesday. the Is; day
OF June ueN:, S6i. at 10 o'clock in forenoon
said day il you ct attend the final srttlera-a, Of
sail account.
Dated ;is +;h Day OF March. a. D 1854.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19
.SRER/EFS SALE

ISIIEhIFF ~ sS.aIE.
ID virtue OF Alias Execution issued out Of III
- Clerks ciics Of the Circuit Court La Sale
4 State o: Illinois, and directed wh- re-.
by 1lanaed to make the amount of a certain
igdxmen. recently obtained against Truman II Huut
in favor Of Werdslin Gutsc,, OF the isnds. tene-
Rlents. goods and chattes OF the said Hunt
have levied the following property. 20 wit The
south half OF the northeast quarter of section twelve
Cs-l township thirty four, (34,) range ~ cas-, the
third principal meridian, l., Sale county, Illinois.
Therefore. according u i md L sla II 2
pose for sale, Public Auction ali the rg,t title and
interest OF he above named Truman II. Hunt in and
TO the above described property, SATURDAY. the
I'd day OF April. 1854, O'Clock the sou.
door Of the Cou-t House in Ottaaa, La Sail. county
Hin DIS
Dated a: Ottawa, this l2h day OF NJ ,rch. 1874:
VA. r MiLLIuAS,
Sheriff OF, La Sale County.
Per D. L BRUSH, Depxty
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19
.SHEETFE",S .SAIE

DY virtue Of a special Execution issued out Of
ID the Clerks Once Of the Circuit Court Of La
Sale County, and state OF Illinois, and directed
whereby I am commanded TO make the amount OF q
certain judgment recently obtained against Daniel
Freeman in favor OF James H. Sayles Of the land.
tenements goods cha.tes OF the said Daniel Free
man, have levied the following property, to wit
East half of the southwest quarter of section thirty
(30) township tbirtytwo (32) NORTH range five, 81
Of tn. third principal meridian La Sale county
Illinois.
pose for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION all the right, tit G.
and interest of the above named Daniel Freeman in
ana 70 the above described property, Saturday e
2Gth day OF March. 1854 at o'clock r. NJ, At 4 e
south door Of the Court House in Ottawa, La Sale
county, Illinois
Dated ct Ottawa, this ST. day OF March, 1864
WILLIAM Il. MlLLIGAN,
Sle,Trsf La S. lie County.
Per BsusH, Deputy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19
FOR SALE,

A FIN E STALLION. q
six years old this spring, stands Is hands high
and weighs 400 lbs. He II . beautiful Strawberry
Noan, closely built with hne limes asd good square
action. f4
ne vas sired by impro we'd Morgan Horse, and dam y
May Duke. Will be sod reasoaable terms On time,
II desired with good security. JOHN fOCUM,
feb13-6wt Farm Ridge, La Sale Go.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-19

PAINTS, OILS, &c.-A good Stock of
u Palms,. Ifnseed ON. Machine sad Burning on On
hand. tbelisvs eaytSdy ~, - q Dc usaarssu
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08

The milliners Of New York opened their
Fall fashions last week.. The most promi-
nent feature of the exhibition was an. en-
The large crown and front are to be worn
no longer. There are no more capes nor
masses of trimming and the body Of the
hat is reduced nearly or quite one-half.
The new style of hat Is q novelty; it COM
bines the qualities Of q head dress and a
bonnet; is adapted to the style in which the
hair is now generally worn, and will no
doubt be popular with tho ladies: Prices
Of good hats vary from twenty to forty dol
lars; superior article will cost $50, and the
best milliners sometimes receive orders for
hats worth from one to three hundred dol
lars. M < 81
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08

the action in this State. but understood he
did Of the action in Chicago. The unwfit-
ten work OF the order is its signs, ETC., and
its secret insurrectionayy designs and arm
ed cooperation with the South. Or. Bow
les said be knew Of a man who would fnr-
nish arms Of any kind and quantity, At any
time the order would designate. The cem-
mittee of thirteen appointed on the 14lh OF
Council, and their acts were to be as legal
as The acts of the, Councf itself. Booking
hinG Greek fire at his room in the
Louisville Hotel. Rowles said he was .
member. Assisting the South was discuss
ed before him, and BE said his machine was
the very thing needed. fss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08
The FATE OF Mcclellan IF ELECTED.
"A correspondent Of the New York Even.
inc pDsf Sava.

N correspondent VI tu0 N0W OK Even.
ing Post says:
was at Niagara Falls this week, and
talked with many secessionists on the Cam
ada side, among whom we're several Of
John Morgan's men and some of Mosby's
guerrillas. They talked very fiercely
about our approaching Presidential cleo
ton, and they all concurred in the belief
that if Mcclellan 10 elected he will be gov.
erned strictly and literally by the Chicago
platform. IF he IL not" said one, and
the rest assented, ''he will be- q dead man
within thirty days after his Inauguration,
and Pendlefon az President will bring
around . peace which will give us our in
dependence or establish slavery in every
State in the Union.
I'm that event the North shall pay our
war debt, and the did abolitionists shall
be shot, If they ever dare utter the treason
able doctrine Of abolishinR Slavery /
asked who would kill Mcclellan. s"Three
hundred thousand men would quarrel for
the privilege OF doing it, If only his life
stood between as and success. was the
prompt reply. believe these men were
perfectly sincere in what they said, and il
Mcclellan should be elected and attempt
to put down the rebels would not give
tenpence for his life.
1believe, however, # he was elected, he
would be manipulated into peace-at-any-
price measures-that Vallandigham would
be his Secretary Of State and Fernando
Wood his Secretary Of the Treasury: To
this complexion would It come at lastl Is
1t possible that any northern man desires
to see our country thus sacrificed?
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08

4 MCCLELLAN APPREcIATRD,e BY HIS
FR1ENDs.-A private letter from an army
officer, now in Knoxville, Tenn, says:
s"I was in Dixie week reoentlv-went
as one of commission Of three officers to
try to exchange civilian prisoners from
East Tennessee. The rebels are very anx-
ious as to McClel.an's prospects. some of
Morgan's captured sta6 told me II they
were in our army they would vote for No
Clsl2an, to which responded that could
redprocate-ifI were in your ithe rebel)
army, I certainly should vote for him."
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08

That cannon upon kOe ohCIoO OAuUleW VI OuI
nationality. It was slavery which anima-
ted and united the Southern Aristocracy in
the determination to rule the country, and
II they could not rule it to ruin IL. Now we
are told, and it Is made the chief burden Of
complaint against the President, that he
has changeethe object Of this war. The
object was, as have shown you,. to bring
back the revolted States into loyal relations
with other states but it was found as the
war went on, IN spite Of every effort to car
~ it ON without Interfering with any ex-
listing relations in the States whore it was
waged that 1t was vain. It was impossible
to prevent slaves from fleeing to our ar
mics. It was impossible to turn men from
whom our ar mics derived information, and
our soldiers taken prisoners the means Of es.
cape. back again to hopeless bondage. It was
found also, that slavery was the main sup
port of the rebellion. It enabled them to
send their whole population to the field,
and thus became evident that If we were to
continue fighting, striking white rebels
will, one hand and holding black loyalists
to serve their rebel masters with the 9TH
er. the war would never cease. It became
evident that not only was slavery the cause
Of the war, but the mainstay OF the war !;
and then, as part Of the mode Of carrying
on the war-nota change in the object Of
the war,-President Lincoln struck ct slav-
cry with his proclamation and he did
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08

ana now as LOo Tig0L uAnK OF zen.
Crook sweeps around into view, the enemy
the cavalry Of Gen. Torbert still forward
to the right are galloping in resistless col
umns around the left flank of the rebel ar.
my. O, what sight is thsrel These
hQEsemen, each hero bent on vengeance,
Dp in close ranks, with sAhres cleaning
f9d, with cries that sound above the roar
Of musketry and artillery. TO complete the
'arching ? proud neck, and with nostrils
wide and glowing, havea look like the Ro-
man chari0t-horses Of old in the midst Of
victory. Faster, yet faster, with a speed
greater than the weary feet Of the enemy
they encompass, they gallop on and in
in among the fying crowds. The sabre
that arm of which so many mythical deeds
have been recorded, does actual work now.
Gems. Torbett and Merritt, with their staffs
joining In the splendid glee of the moment,
are in the very front Of the first line, charG-
ing and dealing death with their men,
Generals Custar and Lowell, whose brig
sdes are making the charge, are also IN
New York, Degins' brigade, join in the
good work. The enemy surrounded on
their left by this brilliant movement can
make but momentary opposition. Scores
forsaking their comrades fly to the houses
near, and conceal themselves therein.-
Numbers are cut down and captured, the
rest make their escape, join their flying
comrades across the Winchester pike, ma.
king toward town. Four hundred prison
ers, four battle-hags,, and ont piece Eof ar.
tillery, are the prizes, aside from the dead
and wounded Of the enemy, Of this brill
liant charge. Af-st .s-a.sas sssSs4 3s 54 s.ssr
The sun, alas, sits on the horizons verge.
Across that plain before Winchester, its
beams shine upon a scene rivaling
in picturesque sublimity all historic fields
Of most historic wars. Vast, and level,
and beautiful for miles, the field itself un-
peopled, would be full Of romantic interest
Peopled as it is by thousands of rebels,
shattered, demoralizsd, flying, by thous-
ands still pursuing troops moving in well
o, dered battalions, reeoanding with tor
rent of musketry, and the boom Of can
mons surpassing the roar Of Waterloo, it 10
. scene which I, ut least, exhausted hy it,
excitements, and the sleepless marches
which have preceded. cannot hope to sug-
gest to any Imagination. The smoke Of
the battle alone Would have told who were
the victors. Along the ragged front Of the
rebel hosts it rose in patches; along the
solid front Of the Union army it arose In
straight thin clouds. Far of on the hights
surrounding Winchester, the enemy's ar
tillery again hurriedly posted, thdndered q
faint answer to our own.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08
The Route or the Rebels at VIM
- che0teP ~ S.sss

Y Back from the mountains back from the.
nearing spires Of Winchester, the echoes Of
the battle are trem bling. The last plateau
directly overlooking the plain before Win
chester is gained by the whole army. The
enepy, encompaesed BY semi-circle,
foughts still retreatilg upon the furthest
verge Of the plateau, their artillery, driven
70 the plain below, being completely sileo-
ced. Along the plateapthe forward march
of our bettallions il as sunswerving as up
ON parade. Down lower. and lower yet
the heads Of therebels sink, and are. lpst
oehindin verge. What Q cheer then goes
up from the army Of the Shen andeah! A
cheer that like the sweep OF a biliow, ran.
ges through the army, making its heart in
6nitely glad. Forward, still toward at e.
double quick cheering and firing still -
Winchester is:in full view,s ite roots ard.
steeples glowing red in the evening sun
Our artillery borne across the ravine to the
plateau, and along the plateau to the fur
thest verge, now does work so terrible
that to witness II is ssickening. The whole
rebel army, swept down the slope and on
to the plain below is completely dernoral
lied. AT every discharge Of our guns, it,
ranks bend helplessly forward, like tbs
grasses of the field before a storm. Rebel
horsemen galloping everywhere upon the
plain, sway useless sabre and shout ilse-
less cries for their men 10 rally. There is
no rallying there. -
And now as the right flank of Gen.
Crook sweeps around into view, the enemy
flying helplessly before them everywhere.
the cavalry Of Gen. Torbert still forward
to the right are galloping in resistless coll
umns around the left flank of the rebel ar
my. O, what sight is thsrel These
hoEsemen. each hero bent on vengeance,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-23
PROPOSALS.
HORSES! HORsEsi
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
OtEce af CAiV Q.arferndsts.

WAsHINsIes, O., May le, 1854
until u 9. clock sdsy, May asth 1854 fortwo
thousand t2,oeol Cavalry Horse, to bs delivered
DayenRort, Iowa, within sixty tso, days from date
Said horses to be sound in all particulars, well
broken full in flesh from fifteen 5) to sixteen do
hands high, from Eve 90 to ninefs) years old, in
good condition. and well adapted in every way to
1Asss SPECIFICATIONS will b st,,ely adhusd to a.d
la iii bs e anes,
BY gHs5.nsy for e. fsithfai esrfosmshss:
irresponsible, his name will be reported to the
Secretary Of War with e Recommendation that
Az bidders and gnarantoyS scH be held to ths strid
est aeeoilntabf'sy, and every fatls to comply Uith
terms Of contract to make the tract phen alcdYd
Cd sciH bsJooaosd BY Prosecution to sfuH extent Of
Form of bid and guaranty can be had on appli.
tsrmassers at CHICAGO and nc La bsvenport quar-
Successful bidders viii be prepared to enter into
written contracts. with good and sufficient seeuri
The oath of allegiance must accompany each
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
Bids for one hundred tlo0) Horses and upwards
Bids for he entirs nunabsr of Horses required are
Payment win be promptly made on completion
No Mares ,viR be rscsivsd.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Cav
A; Ekln, Chief & 9 9uarteTmaster, Cavalry Bureau,
Any other infosmation Will be promptly given,
JAMES A. EKIN, Lieut. 0olonsl and
Chief Quartermaster. Cavalry Bureau.
tinued at Chicago and Davenport until the CON.
tract is awarded. Payment made in certificates
of indebtedness for eight go horses or more