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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

We have slIssdy noticed the capture Of =
YsHkee wagon trsin hy Gen. Resasr's command.
This capture was effected on Saturday week at
Wiliamsporti Hardy county which is On the
turnpike between Petersburg and Burlington.
A soldier who participated a the affair STATES
that our forgss eapturad one hundred and ten
wagons, between 300 and 400 mulss, sbsut
twenty prisoners, Zone Of whom Is a 1snkee
Maiar)-snd sours sixty bead Of cattle Tho
wagons were loaded wish coffee, srgaE, molas-
ses. picked pork, aour, corn aad oats sixty
6vs al tie wagons, heavily loaded with lie AZ
ielss above mentioned, were safely 5yesght OF
AT he same tine 10 attseksd ths Eain vas
enqr5ad Nv about 500 infantry, who made q
slight show of resissanea, but were soon driven
az Ia r. mountains. In the fight wa lest fhree
RiusS and eighl wounded. OF ths killed, one
belonged 10 The 1Ith Virgins cavalry, and two
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

Y L seems ths. Gen. Polk has prohibited
tbs transmission, by telegraph, Of any mtaa-
gsaee Of eVenls oecUrFsg in hs department As
thr Hissisfippias urge, "if he desires to keep
10 people in ignorance Of bis movements Of
thoss Of the suemy, be WI Ei signaIy, as
there is constant Communication by means Of
lsslsrs snd passengers On the railroad. The
aslss is cniy delayed sday CT two; It Is &c.
Esd eanncf be suppressed II he wants to
hesp tbs people IN other psgts Of the Coaisd-
srscy 10 absolute darkness concerning affairs in
hs military Department, be win have to stop The
,sarasds and tie mails As weiss he telegraph ,
w. bops 70 lsArn The embargo is renewed, SO
Ir as reports Of the operations Of the enemy
and ressIss Of battles are eolcernea at once.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

FROM GUETEBsYnLE-Ws uBdcrstsnd from
= gentleman recently returned from Jackson
vile, AIS that Information was received there.
BY letter from Col. TaEsEel ". Newman, c S.
a, who vas commaHdaBt 81 G~unteRvile, that
he Yaukees- sheiled Is fron the north side Of
the river uEder cover Of their guns, crossed ever
troops, CT h3Gtsd thsm down from Lsrkin's
lending in bsttsauE, and landed them there
that they were Opposed by q small forcs Of or
esvRlry, under Cspt Smith, Of Jackson couutg,
Ais-, we believe VIII fought them IS long a.
hey could snd thsn retired They committed
the usual dgpredsti0ns sbout Guutefsvils, sud
il was rep5rted had extended tleir deprsdafous
so W~STrentoD, about SIX mica further west.
Dalt0a C0ufsdenGte.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

DALToE, February 9. 10 P M-This morning
a Yankee infantry regiment, about three hun
drad strong, went from G5nsrGl s~.aplsy's Carp
uear Cleveland, 20 Red Clay stayed bslf 81
h)nr and returned 20 Cleveland. They seemed
in a great curry and did 40 dsmsEs Stanley
Division Of infantry are sui encamped within 8
feR miles Of Cleveland
SeaHta report Hat Gen. JEFF q Davis dIVis'e-
Of infnnfry are encsmped It MeAfee's spring
upoa ihe upper edge Of tbs battlefield Of Chic.
Gusuga The eneBy's picksts are 81 Chica.
msuga station, and are TDnn.ng he cars 10 ths.
point Asman fores IS 1t S5sl,ow feFd, and 8
mail picket ioreo al5Bg CaiesmaEgL river.
Large forces were moving from Tguer's station
toward Knoxville. Besides this al is que. Ia
hont
a gentleman Of high oHcisi position, lost
from Richmond, brings tie gratifying iHtslli-
gencs mss Tie Ss1sls mas ccudfmsd the noruins-
tion Of WhceleT 81 a U~ej1r-eenera, to which BE-
vas originally appointed b. ibo Presid-na, I'M
der So set OF Congress sUshohSiug hin to con
fer teup0raTy Task ard command, &c tbs ola
ieeT service. ou Ulcers of the regular C5nfeds-
ra.e States army.
We understand that Gen. Sharton has been
ordered to report 70 the Trans ississipHi o..
psFtRlent, ia aecordancs With his own wishes,
TeKss being bis home.
a Gre broke cut last night ia The roof Of Or.
Brown's drug store, about half-pAst 9 o'eloek,
and bus for the gallant exsTtioBs Of lhs i54.b
and l3.b TeuDessee regiments, Rnder the diroc-
hcn OF Msj Creek, EoLld have soon consums5
she block OF buildings. The FIRE Is supposed e
nave curinsted fr0m sparks irou 8 foul chim-
ney-DstOs Confe4efate, 81.
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go ADEEETEENEETS
Choice SvrEp.


Al 3 meeting Of tao Mayor snl Csuaea. he'd On Tie
2sh Of Janaary, 1so4 ST. G1lstt oEsrsd tie foEeE-
ing. vhich ives adopted. VIZ.
Rss5rrd, Taas ssctloa rs n tie City Cosa BE- P1b-
Hshsd one week in he cry pEPeEz
Ssaios 1Ss Of IA eay cod and sasr he
pzsssgs q sh Osdiu4acs az sic citizen IF Allan
Z, e aHy aud aI hrs ihst nay hereafter oeezr IN
said ctr, a. wai-hb be msy b. prasns shsu be s-blsri
10 the control and 1rse,ea q the omssr in oonasrd
on the oeosslcn case he hsh refuse 10 eompiy
With sack 0 DR. ara drsstn ana bsas reported he
shaI be n-a5 By hsMsyor, OF sHy ttFe= asuasr %
the Cou- eli. ga asun nos enc edias ihbT sollaa.
RsesHty Increased to- s559. By auth-rfz Of late
Act Of the Leg slssare)
By order Of the Ccuael.
Il. G. UOLOOMBE. Gisrt.
Atlanta. Ca. February PSF 1861 felt7w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

e TIE Tsilr0sd between Chattanooga and
Bn1gepert B temporarily constructed, and 8
trsn Of cars pissed over it lss week L viii
not be in permanent operation before the LIST o.
March. Regular trains viii soon be eslab.
ishsd, however, sbd lghi loads Of supplies, Of
which ibs soldiers are greatly ia need, viii BE-
transported from Bridgeport 70 Chattanooga
LcUisUiis JoETHaL. 23d
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

D A@frusa AdFGGee o. REChmaud.
Al 8 O'clock ysssEdzy morafrg. The signal
was Unexpectedly given Er he assembiirg Of
he forces iuieu3sd Tor local defsnss1 sad s9on
hundreds Of men, armed aud equipped, were
seen bQIyiEg towards ths C5sy Han, the az
pointed piseo Of r=UdegToUs i was evident
shat the Yankees had commenced their oue huE-
dreoth "Oa 70 kiehm1nL" o. inquiirR iurt
t1s cause q tho slam We la2Ened Ia tbs auo-
my had st an e1riy hOVr crossed ths York river
near DlpE.cA S.asCU, tUaiYa riisseast cfRich
m1nd, with ths iulen ion Ct crossing the Caick-
sboniny ct MeC.ellaEs bri5ee, bat f1dinx The
mode O. pzoc=daIs imBfzc-estls, they rseCosssd
the Tsilrosd iIzek, and passed me Gbickshemi-
ny below Write Ok srsmP, which ID about
shree miles southeast q ths mlroad. Iaey Wsrs
repgas- % be drawn up ia iGo OF batls s8ath-
east Of Nht-s OK sEzmr. They did no dan
age TO sDy private rroP-riy OF tha ralE0sj, 50
Tar IS heard from. Report gave their Numbers
at cver 9 COO nan. They msY have had hill O.
hat number.
OF fhs disposition made on our Psrtto receive
the raiders Is useless to speak. SUBSEQUENT
Information, received late yssg rlsy evening,
puts down Inc Yaukes force A. twalFa guas, two
Eg9Rsn-s % esr6tTy, au1 t-fse or m3Is If IN
fzrty- slsy Ba-a 5ho.lei, sfer QesiaE e. ins
Of tas.ie, b. . p-rlo1 OF Gen. Haaoe's res,
and hey 5000 afterwards iecanped IN the
dTacaJncl Wiliams5alg rom winch ihey i'd
Vanced. II thsir .oiscs was 90 create G diver
Eon, mzke sTaa q q braEa5u- Or ees uD ?
scaI5i Ia Richmond. taey siEnaly izilsd. The
forces ior lJezt defense are uldsr marching CT
deIs. Lh0 Iankea. som8 Cgls ta5usaud u
whom we're eaelmg 80 On io sle1 ecuid notTe-
s,Tssn ths exhibition q La5r dst3i.eai Joy en-
bearing he alarm bsA nrBag Tue eiy bat.al-
ion we're marched % the Island, wien Tie mani
festzsoHs esassd-hiekm0sd Ea7uiFsF, pa.
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FLAG OF TRUcs-Tas dag Of tYEcs boa.
New York. arrived at CITY P5i8b Saturday,
with 6ispatehes hf judge Ould. DR.. RI
Iateht, and two ovsrseers, captured a. Brandon,
were re;uTnes on the heat, 0ndcr parole. So far
s. re learn ihere is nc disposition on lie part
of the Federal authorities to Tecede from It's Pc
da0n On the question Of tie exchange of prs
Ouers. dW Beast AR Hika is lheir aliimaiam.
There can, Of couTse, he 10 Tesuup ion Of ex-
cbsnge, until one side OF the other mskes & con
cassi0u.-RichmOHd Wing.
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AnEaIRY.E R-EsInEErR

CAE b bousat loF Congsdsrats money. il "a town
No Anb1rn- Alengmh en- the Montgomery and
West Peint Aaliroad. sky Ilies atoFs Molfg0msTy
G1e los coEteius twcctF aEra1- Has on Il All ne Reces
Ery oulbuiiiasa Eusa as sooi nesro es5ns q nsN
etc. Also 8 ten aers dsd f8r potatoes corn, psss
etc Parties wishing 70 purchase viii plaEEs esA On
Or. p g. NeEIha neF, WAC u authorised 70 sell IL ny
Absenes. Iiais nl THOS L KENNEDY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

SIEGE or CHARLEsTON-TDs Hundred ard
FqlesHA Dag-0a Sunday evening The enc
my rene Ws1 the bonbsrdmont Of the city, but
the hrng ives quite SLOW. Up 70 9 o'clock, yes
teTdsy morning, Cniy seventeen shells had besn
thrown.
hdh mCnitor made It's appearEnes yesterday
morning amongst he enemy's vessels eff this
haTboT. OhsTWiBs, there has been no change
n the feet.
Between bis three hundred FOUNDER parrot
guDs At Battery Wsguer tha enemy has con
stT4c.ed two lsfge embTasuIes, bearing uP0u the
channel We have uotbing else Of nseEss. to
report-MsreETg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

IMPORTANT PROM WEsFERE KoRTH CARO-
LIsA-The Raleigh PSegrsss Of the Sin learns
that a prominent ~gentleman who arrived here
from the Wesi yesterday h1oughi tie uuwel
CONS news that > Yankee cavalry foIss was
moving On AshsviHes and fears are eutsTisiued
that they have reached thas town before this
timo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

II should be borne in mind that The ktv
n Bsifa viii deliver en- address at The
sspsum this evening, On the state Ct the
The public, and sspccislly The Ia
1isiiy invited 70 attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

FEE BEEF-We happened in tho store OF
the chisf conmissszy Of ihs army Of Tennessee,
Capt Slower, yesterday, and saw some IS fs.
ard wei dressed bsef is sHy slslfed y ever
saw offered in market. Is Indicates that the
captain pays attention to his stock aud employs
good bu.ebegE-Dalloa Coafsasrale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

HvSrsyLLE-Tbo coaCdsrass harns, By
private advicss, that Yankee ofiesgs are quar-
tered in The residences of Col. Acklsa, Colonel
Mat ". stssls, and Mr.. sagopi, and that MIS-
Yeasuaa has been TUNED Ont Of her house sad
If is wholly occupied by YEHksss. WhsneysE
they fnd : vacant room, they occupy il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

u The louisville Journal Of the 23d ut
ssyss AInssnity is slAruangly prsvaloas in
the army, induced BY exposure. twenty-five
insane soldiers we're sent to Cincinnati = lew
days slnes.p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

"a In Petersburg, Va, on FIiday last, d..
c. K Marshall e0llec.e1 FROM The eiEzsns. il 4
fsw hours, SO. COO, 10 BE- dsV3;gd to procuring
artificial limbs Ter mutilstod s8lde15.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

~ Bsig.Gen. Pillow Is at Dalton. The
Confederate says be was ordered BY the Wa
DapaTtmest 70 report 70 Gen. Johnson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

F,roRrn-Ouf friend A. n Fouts, Esq,
,l,esd in our hErds : large fe Of late
S,tbsrn papers. for which favor be has 0uT
Wanesi tbanks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

ThoIsign Of quiet on Is Rapidsn was dis
tUrbed SalurilT DoIui1g ~ fac aV2ssssuca Of
the enemy a. E0Esoa's, SEnUe.yila sad Bar.
netis lordS. TTo briez5s5 of faeir infantry
crossed ai M9r-al's in TO f-oreE05n, bat NsIa
quickly dhreu baek, TLey appeared again,
when 3 portion OF our t-o1-s Hers ssul aefoss
the river End IeEulsed ihaH, diving t1em back
and kBjng q e0usitoTzbie number. Oar msu
returned AID r-cTo5s-d Us srday m0rning, and
Rl last accounts wcrs ssh On lhs othsr side
Aeayy fdng az sr4eIy and m1skeay was
hesrd a. intervals duTiag tie forenoon % yes
terday, Rud mp to enc 0'c0ck. Ws had 20 cas-
HAlties Saturday.
Tbs movement Is not believed 20 be g general
Esyanes. MeLle'B srmy is rot IL a suitable
condition fOf sEca a s.sp, and TIE cen Eian OF
the roads Just ElE constitutes smother imPe3i-
nIaut As the Demonstration was sinul s1so1s
via tbas on tho Peninsula, tho presumption il
that il is for som. claar Interior o6jsct-pr05-
aoly to tap thaIaiirozes ald inioFrapt cur com
nUnicadon WilA th5 army 4 EloTt SINE win
deVslopa their Purpos5-RieA Hhg, Sh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

e Tie Bahsma Herald, Of the 2osh ult,
ssyB The loss Of shs S. S Flors is also Te
ported. She feHndsred stsea on her way 70
HElisx fer EepsiFs, The crew al bsing saved
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

~ The eeceptsnee By China Of tho code 81
international law and Of Whea.on's great WI
IS the exponent o. that code. sienalizss one III
he most remarkable Developments of these rs.
msfkabls times i ie, in fact tho m5ss insor-
poslsnt step ever taken BY that ggsntie en-.
pire iowaTd Identifying Itself with modern civ
i~iEstion, and cue Of TIE greatest triumphs. teo.
Of American iHhneRce, says the New York
Tines,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

= Toe ere brigade Of Charleston, s. c,
numbers four haadfea and fifty msn-aImosi c
fall reglnent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

a B0UT six hundrsd 60 oae thcu1aud se-sa oF good
AIaND, on Thch arH olnlssta5is Improvements
eit5er II Georgia or alabama Olsh paid on delivery
Of properly. sAdrez8 J. 3 81.
CaIs Of Leroy Brewer,
faQ r. ~rrHffa Al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-11

n The Italian @icistsr IF Wa has ordered
Two hugdred carmen to be made
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OFFICE oaIu INSPECTOR OF FHL TNAysFORTA
TIoH, % lI5rEIrT ,
Augusta "a, Fsbr1ary 5-h, ls64J
PROPOSALS ara inTitsd FOR furnishing WsgoH
Grssss, wagon Boxes and WsEen Tilbsr for sac
EOEHAE y. SHITH
ssI5s sEsla- ana Chief IasPeenr
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C0EPETENT STEWARD a. tbs ailnfa H
"a tel Rome need apply anlsss-Hsil recommended
apps imnsdlaely. y. o. HENDERSON,
feIBAs Proprietor AuSnta HatsL
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a VT Dsuaoy, sn old citizen OF New OF
l5Ens, has been appointed chief Of Police.
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2 las lSih. Lisut Howell, Of ths ia Virginia
cavalry, less en srta.
iae tei owing odieial da2assb vita reference
. A9s knef Wss Ia.ei7eI a. Sic Var Dspsri-
msnt on Ss-1rdAy:-Riehm0aa DispafsA. 9k.
ORAEGE @ Il, February 8 1864.
To General 8 Coo5sr.
0atfe 3O.h ulA Con. Rlsasr ezofu-si e train
Of niaeiy-fhree Hag rs, ioadd wfth emniasev
stores ard ErHge, On tho way fsom Nav erosk -
Petersburg : also, three hundred mules aud
tWenty prisoners.
Tue guard Of ss haa5rs5 fuauiry eseapsa
20 tue mouutaia5.
Oar i9ss was lasnty-fTs killed ard wounded.
Information Of ths sivsucs upon Pssors5urr
9aglsg been reeeiysa, tie sEEson c-gEsastsd It
daring tbs night
Ga the % iHsG Gen R9sssr destroyed the
bridges over PestsnE9n's crock and north branch
OF ihs Potonte and canal and captured forty
prisoners.
Two handed aud seventy prisoners, ETY.
wageas snd teans, Twelve Hundred cattle, A.
nVe aundred sheep have been brought cF
Cen kssser has shawn grest sner5v 49, skin
snd us e9mmsad deserves great c-e3.t.
- = Tn
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Elgs 81 Uaclu1zed Ercl1hs Received &c Ose
ssuskeEa EzPreaEC szR1aE EebEusry 40,

" AMoors or NIB Bosgs bag ii Bray, bJl; boxes
90 w a Hzris, A Mis9a II adams, c r Caulabe1-
" packages 20 Lisgl Lyon. AFGx. J Dufsn- Z
earn abb j Slusala, b0Ei ~ Paxton pkE
s Sanders, box J. Wiul, ID sksi boxes 10 wn Red
clus X Hare y u Bedding. j. EeDanisl. : Rzu ana.
czsEi - Brauty, bd; ID Fischs7, 2 boxes " y Emer~
son, lrk7 Lieut. ~ Wood, bds 2ark Mathews 4 bis
i-ausi AEsJ Hsbbs. 2 sscks
Ths above freight Is stored a. oEueTs' risS snd eE-
psnse, audBIabls % Be- Sold nr charges. Il net called
FOR Il II. WITT. o u. Clerk
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LOO KI 10 XXI
sNET-S.RLT
aewitss Camp Jester, O

70 be lad II Nj @. CATCEs S, near RsHroad Gr1E
3 ms, st th.fiy three eenls per pound
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ISSUED IRON the Press fhh day-Fe5raErT 81
j. lst4- - psEaG Pdce - Trade prcs sixty del
lars per h4Razsd BEACKMAR BRO
f9 iUf= aurrsta "a
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FOR SALE,

EOUE Or ave thoussnd lbe. o. SEAFTIEz and
Il FGLLIas N Eaod orler-a Circular Saw u dns
condtlr Ter ua5, - d one hssslrsd ESQ, q pair Of
ane Ail Stones, vita spindle sad aPpuEtenaEces-all
CT whlsh msy b seen d ny mLn, nins niles Hett o.
La yst.e, Alabama
fe4 4u IH a4RLFHfELON-
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DAN AWAY, argu ~ E5senteE On tie IN deg
n ~ Fsnn.rr last. q EGR NAN. named Isaas.
ne lsr No foor mile fen Wanssboro Ga. sad boy
Is sboHt thsrly SIX yeas old. dark compieEou lbouf
ara feet ten inches big aua VIII Weieh afoIt enc
Hundred sod sl1ty pounds. Re has a wife a. Con-
veTs s.af5on. On rs Georgia rslroaA- lHtH pay The
above 5ews-d ~ his defserT Q rs CT f8T MS caadns.
neat ia J4R 90 tai 4 can get ku
l. :. PAIR,
Nodisy Pond,
fs2 Scriveu courtv. Ga
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BCREA o. C0sscRIgTI1E, ,
DsDartueat Tsunsss-a. Ala, Ess. sud Essi La. :
Essls, Fe5rusFy 1s54 }
2 DOLHoEDE.
fsSt Csnlslu and A.. A. General.
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ADJUTRNT AID lEsFECT0E-9ESERALs CFFIcE Z
Richmond, Fe5ruaF7 q 1554 s
TIE following cEdsr Is p~Eblssasi fer The Information
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Asl1sal.a ana IusPa.oae oasal.

By order o. Col goHs S. PRzsr0s sapsrizsendoul
Of ConscTlpEon-
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III Sumner, standing in the Senate Of tie
Uniied States, made 3 speech in which he sad
sh1t the twin relies Of bGTbsuism were not sia-
vary and polygEmy, but CAth0icity and sia-
TeFy. Il Is published in the C0HFrssSiSEai
Gl0Js, sEd reprinted IN tbe Herald, Of this city
Bern ard educated Cstholic, 1 confess a poor
one. I see the coming storm and beleva sin
cessly to-day fhst, when the knife Is taken from
The shrosE Of the Southern people, it VII be
tGrBod to the throat Of every Cstboie IN the
Eorth. =
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-14
PROPOSALS.
QUARTERMAsrEG S 0FFlCE



seALsp PROPOSALS will be received at this once until
II on Wednesday the 9ih dag Of May 1884 for the trau
tporGtlon Of Military supple, IA tho Department OF NeN
doxico during the year, commencing jane let, 1894 and
ending May 3lst 1850 WIS.,
from Fort Union, or such other Depot may be esab
ished In the Territory Of New Mexico TO any posts or sta
sons that are Or may be established in this Territory and to
such posts AM stations as may be designated and established
Ia the Territory ot Arizona and the state OF Texas, west or
longitude 1867 west
Bddorsto state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 miles at
which they will transport said stores in each north,
The weight to be transported will not exceed 100000
pounds
slon Of Bacon, Hard Bread Pine Lumber, OF any Other
s.oreb
Dldors must give their nAmea In full, a7 we'll their
place ot residence and esch proposal must bo accompanied
" bond In the sum of Ten thousand dollars signed by wo
OF more responsible persons gu1sntesy that IN case l
contract awarded " the parties proposing the contract
viii be accepted and entered INTO aud good aud Sufficient
security rnlsbedh by said parties tn accordance with The
terms Of this advertisement,
Two good and responsible securities 70 tho sum OF forty
thousand dollars each will be required as bonlanen for L,
f,iib dlmont Of the contract The names Of these a
eurtes must accompany thu U1,
satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty nnl solveny of clc
bidder and person offered as security will be required
Proposals will not bs received for the transportation o
less than 900 pounds freight from one andIlg SAINT
bidder
sopsAe Proposals will be recoibel for tla tanEpoato,
Of stores 10 all points cast Of the Rio Granle del Norc an
also to all points west Of that river.
Propoals must be endorsed "opoils for Army ran'por
tation In New MsScor an none will be enternei uns
hey fully comply with all tho requirements Of this alyar
tisem9nt
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ARRESTS TO PREVENT HosTILlTlEs.

The best use of armies and of navies is
not to punish criminals for offences against
laws, but to prevent public enemies from
committing future hostlities. Victory aud
conquest are not for revenge of wrongs, but
for security ofrights. Arch traitors and
cousummate villains are not those on whom
the avenging sword is most apt to fall, but
the dupes and victims of their crimes arc
those who oftenest bear tho sharp catas
trophy of battles, 5
We arrest and hold an enemy not to
punish, butto restrain him from acts ol
hostility; We hang spy not only to deter