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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

eo- The Electoral licked, is now prin
ted ard ready for distribution, at the otioe
Of the -, olumbia Democrat
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

s1~The Union is the condition Of peace
we ask no more.--McCZeilaa'S Letter.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
COL LvMBIk DEMOCRAT,

EDITED BY LEVI j.. TATE, PROPRIETOR
Cur Constitution---guard II ever
Our glorious Union---hold il dear
Cnr Starry Flag---iorsake 1t never!
The proud Caucassian--- only peer
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

Bls" Do YOU WANT ANOTHER
DRAFT Ifyou do, vote for Lincolu.---
He is your man, ,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
pEMot RATIO NlT!OAiL Tlta"r.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. GEO. 2. MCCLELLAN.
OF NEW JERSEY,

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. GEO. II. PENDLETON,
OF ONO.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

A LIE THAT DoEs NO Hanna few
days ago the New Haven Palladium pub
lished pretended affidavit from mau
named Kennedy, who asserted that Gen.
Mcclellan was on gunboat during the
time that the battle of Malvern Hill was
going on, Last evening, Oct. 6, says the
Hcw Haven Register, number of sold
iers, into whose hands this story had
come through the Palladium, went into a
democratic club.room and declared that,
though they were republicans, they knew
tbs story TO be base fabrication, and its
publication bad determined them to 60
for Mcclellan. By all means let the
abolition print, continue the publication
of lalsehood.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

GE>. Burnside ON GEN. MCCLELLAN.
After Gen, Burasile's return from his
successful campaign in North Carolina, he
madeSa speech at the cooper institute, ip
which he said ;
"Whateyer comes to pass never let your
faith 10 George B. Mcclellan falter
have summered him, and Wintered him,
and know him through and through"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

A LADY in Eric county received let
ter from her brother in the army. The
following is paragraph:
"When we passed through Washington
we saw Mcclellan flag aud Lincoln
flag we got order to hiss under the form
er and cheer under tho latter so YOU can
see how they compel the soldiers to act
But keep cool there's game on foot that
will startle them | send home three
cheers for Little Mac"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

TnE ignorance, incompctency, and corr
ruption of Mr.. LincoIn's administration
have cost the country as much in three
years as George Washington and all the
succeeding Presidents, down to James Bu
chauau, were able to spend in eighty scv
en- years although the nation paid for
three costly wars during that period, Can
we afford to perpetu4te this misrule
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

3,-3- Tie preservation ofour Union was
the sole ayowed abjcct for which the war
was comm>nced, and i; should have been
conducted 10 accordance with those P:io
cPles. which took occasion to declare
VIXEN in active service. Thus conducted,
lha work Of reconstruction woull have
b.cn easy, and we might have repeated
the benefit of our many victories on land
and sea.--Geu, VI CcllaE's Letter.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

h%.5" The condition Of our finances, the
depreciation Of the paper motley, aud, the
ipr@ens thereby imposed on labor and
capital, show the necessity of a return to a
sound financial system, while the rights of
citizens and the right Of States, and the
budlug authority of law oyof the Prosi.
dent, the army and the people are sub.
jects Of not less vital importance in war
,hvn in pcac>.--Goaera! McUieIlana let
ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19
Asst Assessor

GoLD.-Ths 6rst Of 1 line Of 6Se
steamers MAS advertised to leave L.
Crosse yesterday for the gold fields Of
Idaho. The passags i made down the
Mississippi river to St. Louis and up the
Missouri. The boat, IL she hsves con
tine." will doubsless pass hare to-mor.
row sometime.
Tho following is the opinion Of ths
Denver City Commonwealth on the sub.
ject. Odf rssdess will ses tkat X does 70,
take much stock in tie enterprise
Five steamers are advertised TO leave
La Crosse, Wisconsin, on the 9Th ot
April (ur as 5000 thefsaftu q the ia
will permit for Fort Benton and olhel
places on the Missouri River, passins
through nearly one Thousand niies of th.
Great Gold Mines Of Idaho.
Isn't that putting on the humbug
little 70 thisk. Ons thousand aileeee.shl
grst gold 6eldi Il is 4 3ondsf thal shei
don't advertise 70 vail couple of week
for the pilgrims. and restrict each passsD
ger to 81 .000 900 in dust Is bagaags q
the return trip. s<@@ ss@ 7sv1 =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19
n. .D,a..aA - eAA,.s.,,

Mr.. William Z. Cramer, editor Of the
Milwaukee Daily Wisconsin. il making !
toni Of the Island Of Cubs. In . recent
lsttsr to his paper he says:
silt will be remembered that when the
Csban Oviedo married Niss Bartlett, Of
New York, il sas termed, on sccount Of
his lavish gifts, the diamond vsdding.'-
HaS the wedding resulted happily ? A.
vas in the cars By the Guines roats 70
Ma.ansas, it occurred to me that Sssor
Ovisdo had plantations near the fasssd
Pan Of Msaassas Fortunately l foand
people Who knew something of the Senior
One thing IL certain, he 10 immensely
rch-not so wealthy - Albania, but still
his property is counted among the mill
lio0s. What OF him? We do not hsA
much good. Hs Il rsported 70 have had
an extensive harem Of his slaves, and h
the pusative father Of some twenty live or
thirty yellow picoaninnies. To speak IN
/ the brief, be was called al "old wretch. =
His young American vile is represented
under different sspsets--soms say vsry
we'll contented-o,hers that she Is miser-
able. Ny own conviction 10 thss she has
plenty of money to spend, and is not like
ly TO be very miserabie-as she married
fer money. and that reality she has-for
Ovie6oS pIantatisus are superb. She has
no. child OF her own-but can turn her At
tsntion to Oviedo's yelksv ehilares. From
what | learned, / came to the conclusion
that Oviedo's social position is not equal
to his wealth-that fs, even his enormous
wealth does not assure him or his wife Z
cordial reception among the frst. soci4ty
Of Cuba.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

. rF Retaliation for the butchery of our
soldiers at Fort Pillow is the universal
demand of the loyal citizens and patriot
soldiers Of the West. And this demand
is sanctioned by honor and justice Is we'll
as by policy and humanity.
We trust the Government will heed il
and take fearful retribution on Forests &
butcher band.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

PHILADELpHrA SroRx.-Speisberger =
Co., at the Philadelphia Store, would in
vi,s the people of Keokuk to call and ex-
anime their new and beautiful stock Of
dry goods, comprising dress goods Of the
latest and most fashionable styles
cloths, cassimeres, notions, &C.. feeling
confident that they caunos fail in pleasing
all in both styles and prices. Their large
stock was purchased in New York and
Philadelphia expressly for this market. and
is complete in everything belonging "a
their line of trade. See advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

5 SALE OF THE DuBuaul TIxEs.-The
Debuque Times has been sold to Nessrs.
Charles Aldrich + Co.. who are to take
possession. about the 6rst Of Nay. We
understand that the new proprietors con-
template procuring . new dress for the
paper, aud otherwise improving il. -s
~ The lecture last evening at the
Chashsm Square Church, BY Mn. .WaliiDe,
was not as we'll attended a. ~e should
like to have seen 4, there being but .
slim audience present.
Her story q the sriah she undsrwent
during the hires ysass of The rebellion
that she was in Texas, and her almost
marvellous escape thsreffon. was truly in
teresting and excited the sympathies Of
the entire audiences. The account of the
'brutality and inhahanity Of the rebels,
which she gave, ahd Of The delasion
which many Of them labor under, bat cor
roberates the many ssatsmests ws have
already heard. We regret that We can
not make more extended notice of the
lecture, but space forbids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

-
EDIroR GATE CIrY-Sir: Please
grant me space in your paper to remind
the public that the frst Of May is rapidly
approaching, and that oil persons are re.
quired By Law to makereturn TO me, on Of
before that day, Of the amount Of their
income for the past year, or in defaul,
they will be mulcted in penalty of fifty
per cont. And oil persons must reneu
their licenses before that day, the penalty
>xer default being thrice the amount ol
the license. "Put not Of sntil % NOR.
row that which may as well be done to.
day" Why procrastinats !
s W. G. Srarrs, a
Asst Assessor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

! - The srsat point of dasgeri ID shi
var i not the lack q men @ fsht th,
heetles ef tn coantsy, nor y peoplA 4
rally - shs ssPpsst q Tia Gosssanssts =
tbs polls, nor Of shs faBsscf tbe cfs,iit o
Ftbs Goverhhsnt. But tks danger Hes ii
The, extnvagancs Of the people, inducing
immense ipPortations Of lpxarious 5ossign
lgoods, 70 pay for which Ne cssntsy nssl
be drained of specie, asd the vasusa viii
Be 6llad with rapidly incrsssisg expan-
l|sisns Of the currency. ','
| To meet the evil and ward of the dn,
Igor, oosgsss should lay che hssvisst
practicabis dnties on the imports Of llx-
ries Of IL glasses tax tie issuss of the
benks Of the country 70 such rate = to
leavs 10 hopes Of pro6s on rsdasdaat j.
sues restTios the issue Of the national
banks within reasonable limits, and make
such proyisions Of Aw = viii secure the
funding Of . large proportion Of the Gov
srnnent currency in circulation.
With. such steps on the part Of Con-
gress and the Administration, backed up
BY the sentiments and conduct Of the peo-
pie, We may hope to escape the perils of
baseless paper expansion which now
threaten the ruin Of the country.
Congress ought to have taxed the is
anes Of the banks long ago, and ws had
supposed measurs 30 obviously and n.
gently demanded would not have been so
long delayed.
The measure has been delayed in fact
till many Of these banks have expanded
their circulation beyond sll limits Of pes
sible redemption. and without any idea
on their part Of ever making any effort
in that direction. Let the businsss men
Of the country everywhers asd everybody
else, for that matter, put down'ths brakes
hard At once. and refuse to take this is-
definitely expanding currency from this
time hencsforth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19
sa- Originally the Copperhead leader

sar Originally the Copperhead leaders
were opposed TO coercion; )" now they
are opposed to "subjuga,ion." They mean
the same thing oil the time; the change Of
phrase indicates no change in purpose or
spirit, but mere politic adaptation Of
words to the exigencies Of their "South-
ern brethren" At FIRST the rebels didn's
want to be " coerced," now they don't
want to be " subjugated" 10 obedience
to the authority of the Government
They want to be let slone al the time,
and their Northern friends want them to
have their own way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

1G Captain Woodruff. of the 18th
Illinois Volunteers, denies the charge
that he showed extra courtesy to the
officers who butchered our troops At Fort
Pillow. 1t was the steamboat officers
who invited the Rebel officers on board,
after the butchering was over, and drank
with them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

~ Gen. Sigel has issued an order
disarming all citizens in his Dspartmsnt
of Western Virginia south Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

IERTM~ena M.eA~.e~ meA~ - -
l.J1 z .YF-<3[v a.. 3s.--.1. ~ - NOsS
3asiA AOsA ssoRY 10t1.
ia lat&.v frc,r 2-ss...i~-A ---A..- - :
| n sSstoI ifUm OWubelUy9S S40Do0o0 IN
i i&StAnw;nr.
n s3as ssss
fsr3ous he sn.,6a -, =
y IL. -. - -. 49, !, - .+s =
L <A'fn& - vo1iNss sHSy bsDk of pre1ea ALPINE
sssess, tsgstAr viii siupas seodn vinA csp~ thsl
iAu1m<wfx hescrsss ~ 49, - =, n -
F.-I- = "a s'A' -0u '''-s IN V's onloa
"a s -
~ American lady, residing in Zurich-MaFy H. G.
| lsE- !. ss' - Aslo~sAe 1psoAp0 n0, -
- = '-s saPs sxssss ~ IL .sx4
InIt much, Her Consul that have brought to<ay;
fh1r ssnt rrrh ~. - "a - uss ~ = - .cw - -
Is Aovers -sTss-1F b - -. - - -
s..ns ma tne sPerknnk dev end ~ me singing
M couldn't catch tle rr.str. NJ, .,3.i. - -
An4 ne pine nuts Of the Upias bIIs ~ sncA =
Al sTT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

E The steamer Jennie Whipple will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival Of the cars from Keokuk, making
connections at Burlington and Davenport
with trains east and west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

ADVANCE SHEETS OF THE LAws.-We
have received the advance sheets of the
volume Of Session Laws passed by the last
General Assembly from the Secretary Of
State, for which be has our thanks.-
These will prove q great convenience, ss
manyof the laws go into immediate opera.
tion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19


sH~ DR.. l.. c. Ingersoll will lecture
before the Soldiers Christian Asssocia-
tion at the Medical College this tues
day evening, at o'clock. The public
are invited. B UM &8 s&
OIIs CRAWFORD, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

TICKETS FoR THE CoHcsar tonight
may be obtained at the Book and Music
Stores. Tickets 80 cents. Children with
their parents half price. and tickets for
the gallery at 25 cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

@Those choice perpetual roses have
arrived. Those persons Who ordered
through me will please call at my resi-.
dence
+ shall probably have few over, for
ssale. w. C.. SrRIpr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

COPPERAEAD RALLYlNG CRY.
Many neysmsAls in CeAsns, - vel
sas through the country, like the recen
reasonable speeches in the House of Re.
presspietivea, The ssstsaplatsd rsheliss
IN KSHack5, and ~ rising i1E UsloI
'coadty, Illinois, furnish the indications 3 )
the revival Of the Golden Circle under ii,
new organisation, and il lsskos Will
foreign governments and the rebel Con
.fsdsrsey.
/ The campaign in Nesfianbshire il IL d, q
early spring vas the first effort made nm
DIR the nstspoaiey, which VA. .ansosece.
y one Of their leading stsnpsfs, NJ
Murphy, on the 22d Of January. i Nsv
in9tdh. HI SRd - sssss ss~s ss>stsss =
sos = II sesssswg ~ @ss4..x
The Demosr0ts Aase asa1sai1tcd % II
dSpotic s,cay Of AbroAGm Liseoln =,
fhst ytsys, ptbiDtiak sEt6sls = sSosSdts g
wrong for short time than to sisk q
u tast appsat % ornss: But now III
time u coming when " can chanSe o.
l4nlsp = III ~ ~ - ee(>k InNG
}1onger % Abraham Linoeln ana 81 -,
lsun By the hbraSS vi ~ m s5,5;sr,
tssts & I13etx akosd Z -
saa. .Qraaaiae ~ driH -cln6s go
eatat6ens. regimeHE q94 efS56 ~ ~
tAme b1ooa fhirots II K61;ds *tE ISf2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

sa- Gov. ccrwin is expected home from
Mexico next month, and il is hardly prob
able he will return again. q g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

E Frank Blair is nesting with the
Copperheads under the dirty bed-ciothes
OF treason, spread BY Long, Of Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

+ E Our soldiers who were paid of ,
day or two since are, most Of them, max
ing a good Finvesthest Of their eteea.
backs by sending them homo to theiI
families and friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19
THE CITY.

BLANK DEEDS, in any quantity, can b,
had at the Gate City office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

EThe Coppsrhead press have no
words Of indignant condensation for the
brutal massacre of our troops 1t Fort
Pillow by their "Soathern brethren. "
All their indignation is directed against
their own Government, aud loyal men Of
the South, like ParsonB pwnlow and Gen
Gannt.
The rebels themselves are not more
savage against the loyal men Of the South
and the eolored troops Who are fghtin1
the battles of the country, than the Cop.
perhead politicians Of the North. & S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19

~ y
DHr GooDs.-Is affords - plsasurs to
call the attention of oaf sSadsn to the
large and varied stock Of DRY Goods jssA
sOw on exhibition i the New York Store.
We are assured By Mr.. Gregg thes ire
stock now for sale has been : psrshSsea p il ! d
prlor t. the recent advance, aad viR q
sold At lower prices than thsy "a po,v
De bought IN New York. The nnrifslisd
"mu'sl'9Fn skirt just resaissd J; slse. !
large assortment Of damask ,able. 81 l;n.s. Iiru !
win Several pisces Of ne best Hoo;.s!ss,
Jeans. A beaofifal asssssne,t of 4.
ss4tyles Of Peinta and dns..po.l !,
now being opened. Tie public s,s 4.
vitsd so.sslI asd judge for thae:n.sseIye..
As* AAss=eaws 80 ~ sssssas - Na,nnnS. = !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19
ADDITIONAL ArraAcrroS.

~DAA AVNAA AITkAGTlON.
The concert this evening, ws are happy to
announce, will be graced BY the presence
OF Mrs. Maiston. Of St. Louis, who has
kindly consented, at the solicitations o!
the ladies. to sing few pieces.
If the name of Mrs. Maiston sounds
strangely in the ears Of our readers, that
of ''Sal!ie Walker will be familiar !,
a household word" and suggestive Of the
finest singing ever heard in the social
gatherings of Keokuk.
DRUsK.-We last evening saw sigh
that creates pity a. well Is disgust /
woman rerling along Main street drunk
We have but one opinion on such mat
ters, and that is that the man or womsr
who would sell such creature whiske,
should receive the seversst Punishment
The greatest curse of our land. and on,
that is increasing. is the debxsed lebauch
ing which is seen exhibited on ever,
hand. Words amount to nothing in.sacl
casss-shsy are - ohaf before : wkirl
wind, but man who has become SO dc
graded Is 70 sell liquor to woman to ee
intoxicated is too mean to associate viii
anything but Copperheads, and shoul,
be immediately baDishsd to Coles county
Illinois. ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19


H 10 our notice Of the Keosauqua
singers yesterday, we made . mistake 10
the use Of Mr.. Craig's name ~ teacher
of the class, instead of Prof. Nourse.
The latter gentleman, who is musical
sathor OF celebrity and has taught music
some twenty years 10 Cincinnati, il enti-
tied TO the credit Of training the Keo-
ssuqua singers to their present state d
perfection. asA
The class who will sing here this even.
ing, consists Of seven young ladies end
three gentlcnep.
Their pieces will be Of the most popula,
and attractive chA1aetefs ~ ssS q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19
Eaa rS hsas calf and goat slippen, with
heels, q Bdleman'p.

DErAnsED.- D.-Ovef one hundred soldiers
ffVm the hospitals departed yesterday
morning on the Lucy Bertram for their
respective regiments At the front. 4
number Of new recruits from Davenport
also passed dswp the river. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-19
NOTICR OF COPARrNERsHlP- :

~ have this day admitted to sr interest n nv ,r,
- 1Wfs. Gee. = BARTLETT and r. prsd KlIlHeE -
80 "a - - VIII b wILKIE60N. .RARTLETT co.
- uFnE busfness Wholesale AMI Retail rffi ~ con
s arrl3d1n =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17
PROPOSALS FOR RAISING
WRECKS AT NORFOLK, VA, AND IN
THE VICINITY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, February I, 1854.
p rs S Z, ss Ts9eSsS az sss EHTy Depart
wrecking ard removing the materials, apd deliver
ing at the United States Navy Yard, GoSport, Va,
Frigates "CumberlandB and Congress- at
Island.
Frigates "RaritAn" and "Columbla," and Line
ofbAttle ships "PenntylVAniA," "DelAwaIe,n and
Columbus" In the vicinity Of the Navy Yard.
Bidders for this contract will take into oonHid-
grafton that the Government requires the FrigAte
Cumberland" and whAteVer may be on board OF
her either public or private properly, to be de-
other convenient place which the GoVeTnmen Mt m az
designate, without any further mutiiation thRn
may be absolutely necessary to raise her.
II will be required by the GoVeFnmen that the
contractors commence A. soon a. practicable on
tho "CumberlAndn and not to engage or commence
on any other wreck, without peTmIsaion from the
Government, until she IL disposed or
The Government will also claim the right Of
designstins- the order In which, after the u Cum
berlAAd," the wrecks are to be raised also 10 de.
whole.
No sale or appraisement can be claimed By the
named shall have been removed and duly received
BY the eommAndAnt, unless by authority Of the
No wreck viii be considered removed while any
portion Of keel or floor timbers remains.
All the wrecks, as well as fragments Of timber
and other material, (which may be the result Of
blaltingl must be deposited at the Navy Yard al
such place or places as the commAndNnt may desig.
nate. And such property, after having been re.
eelVed by the eommandant, shall be considered In
charge Of the United states Government until dis
posed OF agreeably TO the specifications Of the con-
tract to be made.
All the appliances used in raising the wrecks
must he furnished at the expense OF the contract.
oTa.
The oifsT must state the rate per ecntum OF sal.
wage, for raising and delivering each vessel, also
for wrecklUE, the value to he ascertAined and de.
TRIMMED by two persons 10 be appointed by the
md nuR la tpNa a hy la
eontraetors or on the actual proceeds Of sale at
public auction, for the whole or any part, As the
Department may elect
The offer must TO accompanied by the GU srAnte
OF responsible parties that the contract will be
executed II awarded, The Department reserves
the right TO eject all bids OF parties who have not
the proper means provided for executing the work,
and OF Annulling the contract II the work 10 not
| executed In due proportion 10 the time liked for
completion. The proposition must also state the
time required to do the work.
Proposals will be marked, Proposals for raising
wrecks At Norfolk sc, 30 as 10 prevent then
from being opened with other lettorG.
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