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Notice.

ITO James Perkips and Morgan Perkins, Of
Il Knox cJumy, Illinois.
You are hereby notified that on the 9th
day OF June, A. D. 1854. Andrew Watts. ad-
ministra or Of the estRte Of Henry Perkins,
late Of Gallia county. Ohio. deceased, filed in
the Probate Court. within and for the county
# Gallia and State of Ohio his petition al
leging that the epersonal estate Of said deeedent
ls insufficient to Iay his debts dnC charges Of
his administering his estate; that he died
seized in fee simple, of following described
real estate, to wit: The southwest quarter
of the Southwest quarter of section o. Is.
township No 6, Of range No II. in The
county Of Gallia and Stale Of Ohio; that the
said James Perkins. and Morgan Perkins, Of
Knox county, Illinois. and Mary Hodge and
Ann Haskins, of GallIa county, Ohio. are his
heirs at law, and hold the next Inheritance
thereon. The prayer Of said petition is fot
the sale of said real estate for the payment oi
the debts and charges. Said petition will be
for hearing on the 3Oth day Of July, 1864, or
as soon thereafter as the same can be heard.
A WATTS, Administrator Of
Henry Perkins, deed.
By s. A. NASH, Atty.
June 30, lS64.-4w.
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DIED.,

At Charleston. West Va, July S, 1864, Of
bilious fever, John R. D. Forsythe, of En-
bire Furnace. o., aged 25 years and 9 months
& kind, loving hushapd, an affectionate son
and brother; nas passed swsy, giving his life
eheerfull1 for his Country in this her hour Of
peril. He leaves wife and two children.
father, mother, brother and sister, to mourn
his loss - f
Funeral services will be conducted by Rev
q. s Jones, Of Deavertown, Ohio, at Empire
Furnace, on Sunday, August 2Sth. 1854
Friends of the family are invited to be present
without further notice.
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Notice.

A Petition will be presented to the Com
N missioners Of Gallia county. st their
next regular meeting in September. 1864.
praying that a county road may be laid out
and established in said county Of Gallia:-
Commencing at the north end. Of Jas. Glass
burns lane in RAceoon township: ON the road
leading from Harrisburg toVinton; thence easr
with sail track TO The north west ebrner of z
Camrhell's fence; thence with or near sai,I
track on the north of Z. 0ampbell's fence to
the deep hollow; thence north east with said
track 20 the line between E. Campbell's an,
}. Frrfif5's; thence east on the line to III,
north east cornrr or David Glassburn's lot
thence with said track to interstct the Ports
mouth road ar Lewis Denny's; there to ter
inmate in Springfield township.
July 2s.-fy.a
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4. -
1.-THE evidence Of a conspiracy
On psrt of the .Copperhead leaders OF
the North West. to overthrow our
Government. is now beyond doubt
OF course the great Vallandigham is
at the head. He was Initiated at
Richmond whilst the guest Of JEFF
Davisand now holds the rank of
sSupreme commander The Gov
ernnent is in full possession Of all the
facts. and has already made some
arrests. Itisto be hoped that if the
s.Supreme commander of the Copper
heads" be again arrested, he will be
sent beyond our lines by a line
which will place him in charge of
the Supreme Comman Ter Of devils
If indeed he will consent to have
hell disgraced, and the safety of his
throne endangered by admission of
such a pestilent euss, with in his do
minions.
We shall give particulars OF this
plot as far as developed next week.
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l am authorized by Governor Brough, to
recruit company Of Infantry, under the call
Of the President July 1864. Men will be en-
listed and mustered in for one, two, or three
years. as thev may in each case elect. They
will receive SIS per month, and Subsistence
from the day Of their enlistment The Sounty
provided by law. is as follows: For recruits,
including representative recruits, for one year,
$lOo. for two years. $500. for three years. 81 0.
In addition to this, the people will pay g
local bounty of $l00.
1t requires but a vigorous and united effort
of the people to fill the quota of ,iallia county
thnssteufing exemption from draft and promp
Reinforcement TO our armies in the field.
Head quarters above the stor'
of Hilbert and Bros, on Court St
near Public Square.
j. c. COLEMAN,
I'd Lieut. and Recruiting Officer.
August 4, 1854.
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q. S. Internal Revenue.
INCUME, TAX, LICENSES, &c.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT OF 0Hio,
CoLLhcroR's OFFICE,

lROSTOy, July 2lst, 1854
A S required by section %, of An act to
~ provide Internal Revenue to support the
Government and ray interest on the public
debit" approved June 30th. 1864, public
notice i5herebY given TO all persons interested.
that th- Assessors Annual List for this Dis
trict, Comprising the counti,s of Adams,
Seioto, Lawrence: Gallia,T Inton and Jackson }
for the year 1864. embtAcIng Taxes on In
comes. Licenses, Carriages, &c., is now In my
hands for collection, and that said taxes are
now due and payable. and if not paid on OF
before the 10th day of August next, penalty
of ten per cent. will be enforced under dis
'traint
will attend. myself or by Deputy. at the
Collectors Office. in each County in said Dis
triet, fbt the purpose of receiving the taxes
aforesaid. until said 10th dag Of August next
after which time the penalty will invariabls
be exacted.
JOHN CAMPBELL. Collector.
By H b. NEAL. Deputy Collector.
/ July %, 1864.
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EWINGTDN AGADgMY.

THE Fall Term, containing eleven weeks.
L Of this Institution. will commence on
Wednesday, August Sd, instead Of July 9th
as announced in the Circulars. Let all stu
d~n's be in attendance al the beginning OF
the term, if possible Boarding. S225. Cost
of self boarding, about 81 ,25. Tuition from
1925 to S5,25.
D. p. GUTHRIE, Principal.
EwINGToS, July 6, 1864.
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HOWARD Association,
au -.

DISEASES Of the Nervous, Seminal,
IL Urinary and Sexual Systems-nev and
reliable treatntnt-in reports Of the HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION-sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes, free of thnrge. Ad
dress, DR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, How.
ard Association, No. 9, South Ninth Street
Philadelphla, Pa.
July II, 1864. 1an
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MARRIEDi

In Raecoon township, on Thursday. July
%, 1864. hy John E Holeornb, Esq, MIR
Rufus P. Porter. TO Miss Polly A. Butler, all
of Raecoon township.
On the 18th .inst-, at the Church of the
Holy Trinity, Toronto, by the Rev. g. T:
Carruthers. Mr. Theodore N. Wilson, of Mon
treal, to Mary, eldest daughter of Jas. Myers,
Esq, of Toronto.
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WASHINGTON, July 90.

W ASHINGIOh, july 20.
Persons who arrived here to day,
from Harper's Ferry, confirm the re-
port that the rebels have disappear
ed from the banks of the Potomac,
between there a-d Martlnsburg-
Cavalry scouts, however, report the
rebels in strong force distance be-
yond Martinsburg, moving in the
direction of Cumberland! Their
force was estimated at from $4,000 to
$4,000 strong, including $4,000 or
10000 reinfcrcements from Rich
mond. fTiA ff5 'it@Ai
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Probate Notice.
settlement Of Accounts

THE following accounts haYe been filed in
i the Probate Court of Gallia county, Ohio,
for settlement, and the same will be heard
and examined on the both day of August
A. D. 1864: First account of Melissa
Wise, Administrators of the estate Of Henry
Wise, deceased; second account Of Lewis
Newson. executor Of the estate of Chappell
r. Davenport, deceased; second account oi
H h. Butler, administration. de bonas nor
with the will annexed, of the estate of Solo.
mon Frost, deceased; final account Of Samue
HALEY, guardian OF the minor heirs Of DAVID
RIckle, dec-ased; second account Of Johr
Clark administrator Of the estate of Wilson
Listen, deceased; final account of Ansel Law
less, guardian OF Samuel Johnston, minor
final account of VIM. Harris. administrator o
the estate of Ann Harris, decd.
A. LOGUE,
July q, 1854. Probate Judge.
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Fairbank,s Patent Scales.

HAvING made arrangements with Messrs.
IL Fairbanks d Co, through their Agents,
Messrs. Traber d Auo'ry of Cincinnati. to
sell their unrivalled Patent Scales in this
place at their regular prices, freight only add
ed. We would be pleased to show their latest
illustrated Circular and Price List, and re-
ceive orders for any size scales wanted.
c. d A. HENKING.
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Notice.

Andrew Y Glenn. plaintiff, against Thomas
Clark, defendant. Before John E. Hol-
comb J P, of Huntington township, Gallia
county, o.
nN the 18th of July, A. D. 1864, said
~ justice iss led an order of attachment in
the above action, for the seventeen dollars
and seventeen cents.
ANDREW Y. GLENN.
August 4, l664.-4w*
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1. o. o. F..

1. o. o. F.
ssss THE members of ARIEL
LODGE, No. 156; 1. o. o. F,
meet at their Hall, in Greenwood s
building, every Friday evening at s
o'clock
T. III. HoLLoWAY, n. G..
HENRY GREGORY, Seer.
MORNING DAWN LODGE NO
Z. F. l. A. NJ:
a Meets the Monday evening Of
Xxx the week in which the moon
fulls. =
CHAPTER No. 79.-Meets the Tues
day evening of the week in which
the moon fulls.. Hall. south side Of
Public Square.
JNO. c. VANDBN; SEc'Y.
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GELts- Martindale and Edmiston
are recruiting in this county under
the Presidents last call. Their head
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GROCERY
L [ @ = @ r
AND
P R O Wis 10 N
STORE.

HAVE opened IN the br1ek tiiiIdins
Il known as Warth's corner, on the Public
Square. in GallipOlis, lafgs and extensive
assortment Of
GROCERIES
Of every description, either for private
families, or Stesmboats. In this line | defy
competition. both as to quality and prices
The choicest assortment Of Teas, Coffee,
Sugar. Rice, Molasses. Cheese, Bacon, do
always on hand.
LIQUORS
of every description. quality and price.
Old Rye Whisky. which | warrant pure un-
der affidavit, of the finest flavor Brandies,
Gin. Rum, Wines Of all description, and all
kinds Of made liquors-as Ginger Bran dyard
Wine, Blackberry Brshdy. &c
COUNTRY DEALERS will do well to give ME
call before purchasing elsewhere We can
and will, to cash or short time buyers, offer
such inducements no other establishment
in the county can afford.
STEAMBOAT MEN will find amongst my stock
everything required for their tables OF bars, al
Cincinnati prices.
PRIVATE FAMILIES can be supplied with
everything they may need for daily use. and
all articles in this line are selected with the
greatest care and warranted pure, fresh, and
unadulterated.
Call in at the corner of Court and SecoLT =
streets, on the south side Of the Public Squar,
in Gallipolis, if you want the worth Of your
money.
E.S. MENAGER.
July ] , 1864
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CHESHIRE ACADEMY.

"E take this early opportunity to say to
w the numerous patrons Of this Institu-
ton, that though, Rev. Mr.. Perry has closed
bis labors with the School to devote himself
exelnsiveIy to the ministry, yet the .Trusteos
have no thought 10 discontinue the-Sehool.
Another first class Principal will be fur
nished, and the former Preeeptrcss, Miss
Cavender, it Is expected, win be obtained for
the ensuing year,
The many young people who have expressed
purpose to attend the Fall Term, may rely
upon the continuance of the School.
| will probably commence at about the
usual time-last day of August or first of
September.
We shall advertise further particulars about
the first or middle of August next
L. 90. D, E. BAKER.
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Notice.

Hannah MeClsin. Administratrix Of William
McClain. deceased, vs.. Joseph Barns and
I others. Court Of Common Pleas, Calls
county.
CARAH MeClain. Of the State Of Illinois
y and John MeClaiD of the 9th Regiment
o. vi, now in the State Of G.orgia. will
take notice that on the 7th day of Septrmb~r
A. D. 1868, petition Yves fled against th-In
and others, by Hannah AeClsin, adn1Inistrs-
trix Of VIM MeClain, deceased, and is now
pending in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Gallia county. SITTING forth that the personal
estate is Lot sufficient TO nay the debts of said
estate, end praying for an order to sell the
real estate of said deceased to pay said debts.
or to apply money now due for the sale of
said real estate upon proceedings in partition,
TO the payment Of said debts.
The said defendants are further notified,
that u less they appear and answer or demur
TO said petition, by the first day of thu next
term of said Court, the said petitioner will sp-
ply at said next term of said Court for an
order in accordance with the prayer of said
petition.
HANNAH McCLAIN,
Administering Of VIM. McCl.Ln deed.
By j. BRADBusY. her Atty.
August 4, 1864 -6w.
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quarters are at Ewington.
les 73.1nth BONDS.

7,S-1Oth BONDS,
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of
Gallipolis is now receiving subscrip-
tions to the 7,3' 10th Gov Loan
These Bonds are convertible into
Five -Twenties.
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Notice..
INFORMATION WANTED.

THE whereabouts of Peggy Webb, and :
L children. viz: Elizabeth, Elrcting. an
Mvles, the family of James George webb
formerly the slave OF Col John b. George
Bluestone. Tazwcll county, Virginia. Ny
address. GallirOlis, Gallia co o.
July 81, lo64-3w*
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Notice.

NCTICE is hereby given to all, and tc
Nv HON it may concern, that my wife, Lucy
Duncan. has LIFT my bed and hoard without
any Just cause or provocatiUn, and this Is to
fore warn all persons from trusting or har-
boring her on my account. as | am deter
mined not to pay any debts Of fher contracting
after this date.
JOHN DUNCAN.
July 81, 1s64-4w.a
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For Sale.

7 Wish to sell one 40 inch doubled fiued
L boiler. twenty feet long; one cylinder
boiler 32 inchet II #. long; one engine Z in
diameter, 2 #. stroke; one pair Of Raccoon
burrs. q ft.J Also, one of Straub's patten.
under runner, Touring mills, 80 inch, French
hurrs
For further information, enquire Of N. R.
Dickey, in Harrison township, Gallia county,
Ohio
July 81, 1854
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The undersigned having been appointed
I'd Lieutenants by the Governor of ohio, are
panies of Infantry, for one, two. or three
years, as recruit may elect. or during the war,
in the service of the United States.
Our Recruiting Office will, for the present,
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Provisions,
Dve stuff,

MADDER, lndigos Blue vitriol, Ext log.
! WI wood, AIsm, de-, &e., just received anc
Or sale By d. s. FORD 4 BRO
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Office hours from A. NJ, to Z P. NJ
Sunoay ofhce open from to "a NJ
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
August 4. 1864. Postmaster.
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Recruits Wanted.
United States service.

T WISH to recruit any number of able. budiet
i men TO serve in the
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-08-04

We shall give particulars OF this
plot as far as developed next week.
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oMNANDERIN-C -CHlEF or THE
HOSTS OF
"Quick saes," prompt pay, "smal profits"
and low prices.
The result Of this Grand Raid may be seen q
FRANKS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
on COURT STREET, DOORS FROM he PUBLIC
SQUARE. IN GALLiPoLIs,
Wh.Fe his friends aud the public generally
will find the m"St extensive assortment o
CLOTHlERS GOODS
Ever uf,red in this market, comprising the
richest styles of
SPRING AND SUMMER CAsIMEREs.
Cloths, Tweeds, deans. &e. dc, that could
hr purchased in IA" city "f Nv York, from
tie E,rto>I wn".csale M l-,r1ing Houses, for
Cash. His assortment has been msde with
he greatest care, without regard 10 cost.
GENTLEMEN
OF the most fastidious taste can be suited
No person is allowed to 20 away dissatisfied
Prices satisfactory TO all PAYISG customers =
The nnn-paying class are notified that the
former have the reference during the war.
Military Officers
VIII nnd IN his rooms. everything required to
fit out uniforms of superior quality.
None but first class workmen employed.
and all work guaranteed TO be just as repre-
sented.
e d y D z N 4 D IN
CLOTHING
in endless variety always on hand. at prices
to suit "all classes and conditions of man
kind" 90.
Those who wish to study economy, and at
the same time procure garments unsurpassed
in comfort and neatness of fit, as well as style
and durability, will not fail TO call at the
new three story building of
MOSES FRANK.
July l, 1864
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p j E w E L r Y ST o r E.
ViolIns. Violin Bows, and other Trim m
Guitars, Banio's. Tam borine's, &c, &c
quality of Violin and Guitar Strings al
on hand.
WM. SHOBER
Public Square, Gallipohs
July 1. 1864.
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OriIsts taken for sny osbsf Mashihss and
filed at manufacturers phcss
The public are respectfuliy invited 70 call
sud examine their stock
rs s. HAYWARD q SON.
March "a. 1864. ..T c
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PROPOSALS.
DRopOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
House Of REPRESENTATIVES., United Stats.
Cs-k's Q&ss, August % 1854


Ge,k's O6ss, August %, 1854.
,s x b. s.J Feffyss At this s
II clock for furnishing each of the following
Representatives. Of the United states, Wig:
los realms white Commercial Note Paper, extra su-
Is reams white Commercial Note Paper, extra
super6ne, coarse ruled en- all sides
80 resins .si,s Fool Foolscap Paper. extra superhne.
Is re.m. Legal Cap Paper. extra supcrane, faint
Is Fit .sin 9 s.n Rn.' F.P Psn
800 reams Manila Paper, l2xle inches, weighing
500 reans Manila Paper i9x24 inches, Weighing p
pounds per ream, fat, very smooth and
90 reams Manila Paper, gxg inches. wei ghins
q pounds per ream fiat, very smooth and
1900. white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, 5Hxs'ss
so.oco. White Thick Adhesive Envelopes. s,1xs,5
2o,coo. white Thick Adhesive Envelopes. ss.xs.
1900 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, s5Sx3x
5000 fa nsssi Note Envelopes
100 600 buff Adhesive Envelopes, 77sxssl inches
s1SSs: sssf pfind.
x gross 4,inch Flat infstands
L Best Bai pns and
s X.
sdosen Gold Mounted Pencils, various kinds
gross Black Lead Pencils. Faber' Is. octagon and
y gross TaSer,s oarmine and Blue Pencils
dozen Rubber ,Psnhoj dersS different sizss
bd6zen bottles Mucilaee, small size
Is Is lbs best Scarlet Sea IT'S Sealing Wax
6 dozen Diaries, for 1865, various kinds
6dozen Memorandums, various kinds
2aozen Portfolios
sdozen Rubber Rulers
2dozen Paperweights.
IS doaen foeRe Knives two three four and six
blades; stag, pearl, shell. and ivory handles
gross Rubber Bands and Rings
2 dozen sponee Caps
idly REQUIRED to furnish articles fully equal to
Proposals must be accompanied by the names o
the sureties intended to be offered -,
ba Dy indusr, equally
che and Of good quality and all psss msn
The articles are to- be delivered free - Of f.. any
the House of on or before the 18th
Each N proposs to be endorsed Proposals for
statonsry for the Honse Of S OF
SUFFICIENT specimens Of each class of articles pro-
posed for must accompany the proposal, marked
with the name of the bidder. .
The person offering to furnish any class Of arti.
cles at the lowest price quality conside1sd shall
bond with two or more sureties satisfactory to the
Clerk Of the House of RepIesssntatfyes for the ne
twice the contract price in case of failure whic
bond must be filed in the office of the said CLERK
within ten days after the proposals have been
opene' anu VIC EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk of the House of Representatives Of the
United States au Si-law4t
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n q O0 LIS T0R FOB A4l,
OHIlF QUAHfIRMAs1lR's OFFICE,
NAaHIHa40l NRPNY DaA q 1874

"AooiHtTO0 O1fOIs Uoos o. tooS.
for ,.nnslyiax ~ g: s.. Quar- ssI@sstsis p
AisSsndris. and FORT Monroe, Vs., or either Of
81 .n 9 sa q
bushels Of corn oats and 80 tons Of hay straw
Bidders must state st which OF the asov.-n.m.d
goln thsy Il msfs ana sas
srsd the time when said deliveries shs 30 com
bs xlsnp ont Il words on tn.
two bushels each: Oats like sacks about TIRES
bushels each. The sacks to be furnlehed without
sa.1 o BE- 20 bsed TA' nay ana
The particular Kind Of description u oats. corn.
under tn. bid.
asss.nment ipspsstoi before being ssesps.d:
the sSs .a T.. b
The bidoer. will be required to accompany his
s S Z Or
they win within ten days thereafter. execute the
tract, to deliver the forage proposed il conformity
ths s.a sSd q nts soa:
to the
sible bidd. OF the person to whom the contract
The rssPonsibility Of the susrantors must b.
shown by the OFFICIAL certificate of o. g. District
nndsr Il: United States government OF rssponsi.
Die Rerssn known 70 this once ;;,..n -, -. .,..
.nee OF lessoton
S. & T. gR:
IT, S: "a ;Soaia Be 'isai' naked FI0'o'.;
Bonds in q sum equal to the amount Of the CON
* ts the IT
der bidders upon sisnins the oon tG Sna
BE- nss apo1 e sks s os
FORM OF PROPOSAL;
and ssfsss
81
for forage, dated Washington Depot, Dec. 8. 1858,
the e oofn Sacks. bushsl Of
-basksis q Oats. in sacks, at -Ds Du'hsl Of
tons " Of B.lea Hay. At - per ton Of $500
ton: q B.lsd Straw. at - per ton OF 1000
DeliVsry to commence on or before the-d ayof
-, Iss. and to be completed On or before the
s Dnssd e ss sHsr
&c :ss::s rss4 sssssss: BID
DIG ' General Depot ouaTss mart. r
GUARANTY.
County Of r.. and State ofE a., hereby sSintiy
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid OF"
after the acceptance of said bid execute the con.
tract for the same with good and sunioient SURE
ties in sum equal to the amount OF the T.
the terms Of Advertisement dated December g. 49,
said - shall fail to enter into eontfscS -
Aforesaid, We guarantee to make eood snH amer.
lowest responsible bidder, or the person TO whom
the contract may be awarded.
Given Under our hands and seals this day OF
-, 1856. fSSeei1
7 hersby certify that, to the best Of my knoWl.
cd 20 and belief, the above.named Euarantors are
good and sufficient g suretlss Tor the amount for
70 be certified By The United States District A.
nnder the United States GOyernment, or Isspon-
sible person known to this once vrcv-u
dec e.tf Brigadier General and Q. n.