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TO THE PEOPLE OF YORK DIST.
Tba Faot that Gan MORGAN has escane6

TO TIE PEOPLE OF YORK DIST:
The fact, that Gen. Morgan has escaped
from the Yankee prison-house at Columbus,
and is again free on Confederate soil to dc
and dare in the cause of Confederate inde-
pendence, is known to you. That money
the sinews of wars needed to equip his
bold and adventurous followers, will be
readily believed by you. Many, in differ.
ent States of the Confederacy, are moving
efficiently in this behalf. The Central As
sociation, at Columbia, has appointed the
undersigned to solicit contributions from
the people Of York. To accomplish this
object, we deem it advisable to nominate
the following persons to call upon the citi-
zens of their respective sections, and COL
lect the contributions to this patriotic cause
-transmittiDg the funds received to us by
the 10Th of February next-to wit:
William G. Black, R. V. Gist, Smith
Bird, j. B. Fulton, j. j. Wylie, Thomas
McGfl, John B. Lowry, William Oates,
s. G. Brown, John B. Whitesides, j. NJ.
smarr, Joseph Leech, John P. Hood,
Saml Blair, Jno. NJ. Brison, J. P. Moore,
John H. Adams, James McElwee, James
L. Wright, D. T. Partlow, John L. Wat
SOD, James D. P. Currence, J. S. Barnett,
Archibald Barron, A. B. Springs, B. H.
Massey, David C. Roddey, A. E. Hutchi-
son, R. A. Springs. Capt. Samuel Ander-
son, J. F. Workman, J: NJ. Wallace, Archi-
bald Steele, DR.. G. P. Sandifer and Rich
ard Sadler.
+. G. McCAW.
-.. .... w. G. BEATTY,
January 9th, 1864. /
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

WHO is She ?-The latest dates from
Havana report that the steamer Morning
Star, which left New York on the 10th ult.,
was closely pursued the next day near Cape
Hatteras, by a rebel cruiser, of English
build, propeller, lying low in the water,
carrying two masts and an unusually high
smoke stack. By putting on additional
steam and sails the Morning Star outran
her, however.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27
GEN. MORGAN.

An appeal is now being to the people Of
this State for contributions to assist in re-
mounting and equipping the command Of
this most excellent officer. Capt. Castle
man, of his command, is now in Columbia
on emission to our State, and the Central
Association has made special appeal to
the people for aid ir this matter.
Gen.. Morgan has every quality Of a great
cavalry leader. Such men are rarely found,
and the highest interest Of our cause de-
mands that he be restored to the field, and
that speedily. @
Tits the purpose of the General to re.or-
gahize his command. This cannot be done
without money. The wealthy'are asked to
give literally, to aid in the present effort to
equip the gallars chief, whose name is
terror to the foe, and who, burning with
indignation for the wrongs recently inflicted
is impatient to re.enter the field of his for
mer glory.
Committees have been appointed in each
District to cooperate with the Central As
sociation in making collections for this pur.
pose. Hon. r. G.. McCaw and Col. W. G.
Beatty are the committee for York district.
We hope our citizens will contribute liber'
alfy, and, that it may be we'll done, do so
quickly. See the card Of the Committee.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27
OUR ADVERTISERS.

-. CUH ADVERTISEHS. -
The person who found Mrs. Falls pocket
book will do her great favor by returning
it TO her immediately. ,s ->a-
Farmers will take especial notice of the
card of J, h. Fayssoux, and thereby save
themselves trouble.
Maj Green wants volunteers fer service
in the State. He has authority to raise six
companies Of mounted men to serve for II
months, to be employed in arresting delin-
quents and in repening raids.
Lsnt. Haynes card will be read Care.
fully by Enrolling Officers and men detail
ed for home service.
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From Virginia.

: ORANGE g. H., January 25.-Lient.
stringfellow captured on the 2sd, between
Warrenson aud Georgiana, Fauquier ooun.
ty, detachment Of fse men, with mail,
and also their arms, equipments and horses.
+. Two prisoners were captured by the
Prince William cavalry, near BristoW Sta
tion, on the goth. They were received
here today. ~ - 80
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LATEST NEWS,
From Charlaatori.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 25.-seven shells
were fred at the city since our last report.
The enemy we're engaged all day hauling
ammunition to Gregg and Cummings Point
Batteries. Considerable activity has been
observed among the feet, and, three moni.
It's have anchored inside, between Cum.
mipgs Point batteries and Fort Sumter. No
other change Of importance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

ANIcIpAT1oNs.-Wc caudidly believe,
says the Atlanta Rebel, that we have, in
the future prospect, everything to encour-
ago as to hopefulnesS and exultation, and
not the slightest reason to despond. Grant
is as near Atlanta as he will ever get, unless
he comes as prisoner Of war, which is o'
no means unlikely, if he attempts an ad:
vance; Meade will never see the spires OF
Richmond, or Gilmore heiuside of Charles.
ton. The Yankees may annoy and injure
us by unexpected raids, bnt any considera,
bic advance into our territories, with: large
armies, is an impossibility, so long as Lee,
Johnston and Beauregard stand wardens at
the portals of the Republic.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

GEN, LEE PARDoNs.-The Richmond
correspondent Of the Columbus Sun says
that General Lee pardoned the other day,
Just as the sentence was about to be execu-
ted, a deserter, condemned to be shot. His
reason for SO doing was to encourage the
wives of all soldiers to act as the wife OF
this man. had done. When the officers
came in search Of him she promptly deliv-
cred him up, saying it was her duty, in
spite Of her love for him, and the sufferings
and hardships she endured in consequence
Of his absence, to send him back to the
army that 80 much needed him in this hour
Of the country's tribnlation. For her sake,
General Lee spared him. Let other wives
take note. IT. .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

p6r The Yankees practice deception in
Washington eseniin The burialofthe dead:
The same coffin (asane ene) is used every
time to bear the body o=tbe grave when it
is taken ont and putin a common pine box
The dead are. placed in q vault in the Con.
gressional graveyard. s -. {
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

suMMERv1ILE, S. c., Jany. %, 1862.
This morning opens on us with a heavy
fog, which but illustrates the foggy situa.
ton of affairs in the camps of the State
Troops, more particularly this of ours. To
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chords of sensibility touched sufficiently to
feel for the suffering Charlestonians. May
their cribs, like the widows meal chest
never be found empty, when stranger
knocks at the door, E.
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0btnarp.5

DIEp-At his Fathers residences in York District, South
Carolina on the 3rd day Of January, 1884, AUSTIN s.
WHITESIDES, son Of Thos. Whtesides This Is the ID
and ast son Of his who has been sacrfcedby this war;
Although they were both Of delicate constitution they
obeyed their countys CALI but the exposure of camp life
proved tco hard for them. !! gsSss9,s 10.
AUSTIN s. WHTTEsIDEs was born 2nd Apds 1912,
enlisted l4th JUL, 1851 I'm Co. H. 6 Reg IS. G.. His
brother JAMES EsHWHITESIDES born 3lst August, 1852,
enlisted 9k january 1862 In Co. H. Isl g. c. Cavalry, and
died in Clayton Hospital Lynchburg, Virginia, 10Th March,
1863 AFRIEND.
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From East Tennessee.

RUssELIYILLE, January 23.-AdVices
from the front are very encouraging. Our
cavalry were within five miles of Knoxville
and have captured 500 beef cattle, 100
wagons and q large amount of property
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

RE.ENL1sTMENT.-We are very much
grati6ed, says the Guardian of the 2lst, to
learn that Strahls Brigade, and Cheathsm'a
Division, of the army of Tennessee, have
volunteered fora new enlistment after the
expiration Of their present term, to the end
aof the war. The movement towards re.en'
listmentw was started last week. by the, l54th
senior, Tennessee Regiment, which is emit
tied to great praise, not only for its past
achievements, which have been glorious,
but for this noble step. - .,. 's...'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

IS Dates from New York are up to the
18th inst. The steamer Vanderbilt had
arrived from her long and unsuccessful
cruise after the Alabama. Gold l58.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

How OUR SOLDIERS FARE.-A soldier
in tho 32d N. G. Regiment writes to the
Richmond Eraminer, under date of Army
of Northern Virginia, January llth, as
follows:
"We are better shod and clothed now
than we have ever been since there has
been an army in Northern Virginia. AS
you say, there is some difficulty in cooking
our raitions. But I cannot say as you did
g miserable pittauee, for we are getting
better rations now than we have got sinee.l
have been in the army, and 1 have been in
as long as any body else, or, at least, nearly
three years.
We certainly get a plenty Of everything
that could be expected; and more too, for
we get sugar and -co6seevery day, and that
is more than / got when I was at home on
u furlough,! Weget good bacon, lard, pork,
foursa plenty, aud a number Of other little
things-making in all more than our people
get at home"
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- The State has presented to Maj. Gen.
Wade Hampton one of Georges Revolving

:. - The State has presented to Maj Gen.
Wade Hampton one of Georges Revolving
Cannon, for the use Of his command. u.
= Hunts Merchant Magazine, Of New
York, says that up to Oct. LIST, 1868, as far
as reported, It's Yankee vessels had been
captured by Confederate cruisers.
- The Boston Herald says Charleston is
to be occupied by the Yankees in 90 days
from Dec. both, {" if everything works ac-
cording to the plans laid out"
Several negroes have been arrested in
Louisville, KY, charged with endeayoring
to incite other negroes to insurrection a.
gainst the Yankee authorities. 80
Heavy laden wagons we're crossing the
Mississippi at St. Lonis, on the ice on the
18th inst. 8-.
- If We would husband our Confederate
resources, the conscript fathers must leave
US the husbandmen to do it with.
AT the sale of con6scated property in
Alexandria, Va, on the 11th inst, Airing
ton, belonging to Gen. Lee, was bid in by
the U. s. government at $4,000.
- Gold was selling in New York on the
10th inst, at sl55 and upwards, which was
higher than at any time since April last
- Gen. Rosecrans. has been appointed to
the command Of the military department of
Missouri, in place Of Gen. Schofeld.
The commercial failures in the Yankee
States during the year 1868, amounted to
$40, $4,000.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

NOTICETO TAX PAYERS.-AF-
v TER the 2sth instant, in accordance with orders
from Capt. j. r COTT, Post Quarermaster c. D. g. O.,
no more stores Of TAX IN KIND; will be received at
A'' D'fe j. II. FAYSsoUX,
. Agent Depo. Mel, sc. Sc
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SOUTH CAROLINA-YORK DIS

COUTH CAROLINA-YORK DIS
y TRICT-Whcreas, s. NJ ERWIN has applied to
me for Letters Of Administrations de bois no on all and
singular the goods and ohaels, rights and credits OF LIZ
ONiDAS ERWIN late Of the District aforesaid, decd.
These are therefore cite and admonsh all and sngua
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased TO be and
appear before me at next Odinas Court for the said
District to be holden York Court House on the eh dny
of February next 10 shew cause anywhy the said Ad-
minstration should not be granted - .
Given under my hand and Seal this 26th day of January
In the year our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty four and in the eighty eighth year Of the lndepen
dence Of South Carolina.
Ot
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

NOTICE.-AT A MEETING OF
IN the President and Directors of:the KINGS NOUN
TAIN RAILROAD, held in'the Railroad ofice at York
vilie on the 5th instant, DIVIDEND of PER CENT.
was declared Of the profits of the ROAD, for the last
six months of the year 1885, payable and after the 9th
instant w. A. MOOhE, superintendent
January l3 81
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NO MORE CLUBS.
After the lst of February we will receive
no more subscriptions at less than FIVE dol
lara per annum. ..-....... .-.....
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ESTRAY MULE.
TOLLED before me, BY Edward T.
IL Brandon, living 10 miles East OF Yorkville, near
Wrght;s Ferry, aBRoWN HORSE MULE, about fourfeen
hands high; supposed to be upwards Of twenty years Old
No marks vibIe except very sore back Appraised at
seventy-fve dollars. -.-.z.r.S; =
October II 43 I'm
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MENTAL NOTICED URIN.G
~ my absence frop IetkyiIe, have made arrange
to take charge of my OFFICE adjoining the Ese6fJR
building where he wl be pleased wait my cusoms,
as usual He Is gentleman Of much experience In my
line of bslncss and w doubtless give general sasfac
ton. w. Al. WALKER, Dentist
Febr,,ary o5 1'- 3 H .#.g'E-' ''rra.tfH
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ME III j q {.
SPEoIAL NoTIoE,

~ 49, ~ 4gni e. $40 IN.
pr. N. vELLNY's Prv,,s Hospital, in ths red.
sr,l nook, Corner ofssvsnth and Y ,treoss, opp6.
siss the Pos. and Patton, oiloes. Rooms % and ~,
up stsirs, Washington, D. C. .., ...r--srryl
An dirsass. Of = private nature treated in the
best scientific manner, and radical cures effected
ID all sass.. sFPHnITIc INFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKEESs, or the result Of iYoLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness. of The oRNERATIVE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
eouT, RHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS; SCRoFULA, BLoTCBES
or Tnr FACE, ERuPToNson the Limbs and body
and all other ERuPrvE DIsEAsEssnd DISEASE
or TIE BLOOD, from Whatever cause shsy may
have arisen. - &c.
AYFLI0rKp AND UNFORTUNATE
|, No matter what your disease, let no false dsli'
ssoey prevent you nom applying Immediately "a
Dr.. vellny, who Is acknowledged to DO By far th'
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
ofprivats diseases. Fear not to come and make
known your misfortunes, and hs viii speedy ,snt
you on your way rsIoisins.
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DENTISTRY.
NEW INV Il y"ION
ARTIFICIAL ChEoPI .AsrIc
BONE TEETH. -,

DR.. s. B. sIGEsM0Np - uAv,u.pD
100 Pennsy lyAnia avenue, 'oetween TSgeifth and
Ihirteento streestE, WAsh,ugtop, :. =
A. DIS ., q H. eAuA the All ention Of the publIo 10
hs toloWlns ADVANTAGES oftheir i'm proved sySt en-,
49, ~, me teeth OF taeir manufacture viii never
Hase' iourths hight or thAR any other.
IA ~ no Teeth or roots need be eXtraoted, a. the
Nuhneia ones Can be Inserted over them
"a "a. me footA VIII be made inofensivo and never
an. No temporary teeth are needed, as ! ,ermn-
heht ohes can be made Immediately, thsreb = pre-
aegIng tbe natural expression OF the face which,
uhuer u old system, Ii frequently disngtire d,
ON his work has been fully tested for oyer
ave years by many Of the frat che nnd ,bvSi.
oi1 N o. this and the old country.
Us y II. have also Invented white lnde.
smuenble metal nlling, with which the most sen.
si,ive teeth can be dlled without pain, and can
ouno up perfect sound tooth on any side re- otE
"hioh Will last through lifetime.
mn, TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
VIVA InnoNious VaPor, by Drs. slgesmond 4 BiAy-
wAIu, ~ FeAnsylVhnia avenue, inventors and vole
nAnlIaetursrs Of AnAestie InaOxiouH yApoT not
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or EtheTl hut
stHotly an Anaehtic agent, entirely free from az
nlhIAtns effects and perfectly har less cAusIpST A
Iulet IieSp, With pleasant sensations and per eat
me best OF references given II required,
OAh and examine for yourselves, mya8
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OF THE UNION

Head the following Letters received from yow
Comrades a. endorsements OF the WohLp
KNOWN AND w9RtP TRIED REMEDIES,
OINTMENT. You will here hnd unsolicited test.
moniAls received from all parts Of the country
where our army Of occupation is In force 10 =
tntefested in your welfare, then Do not Delay.
I Your Life IL yAluablei Not only 10 yourselves,
but to yo"r Fathers and hlothers, siSters, Wives,
and Brothers, Then, while you may, PurchAI
your HEALTH For 10 eenth, - cents, or si.tO will
when expended IN these mediSinea, bring you down
The following sre genuine 'istters, on file for
inquirer ov..,, pU 80 @aIDFs LANE
, -, ash lllinois Volunteers,
Folly InAap, 3 q, November %, 1888. .
Prof HoloiOay, 30 Adtdsg Lane, N. "; 49,.
send me one dolisSs worth each Of your oeie6rais6
Pills and Omit Ient, BY return mail. PleAse attend
70 thi, at once, for am much In need Ofthe above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, O. H.,
% ssth Illinois VOlunteerI.
CAMP hEAh BRANDY STATION, Va,
January !, 1854. I
: DEAR sIRi ] have heard great deal OF talk
the need OF them till now, want to try them, a.
Dlarrhea 10 very prevalent At the present time;
send me the worth Of the sns 6sssy Yours g.,
L. .r Co., s.h Rsgt Esssl;1or gsiEsds
'DEaR sIR; Please nnd enclosed one dollar, and
send me the amount In your famous Pills, as am
troubled with DyspepnA, and reek cure,
Yours, 6c., THOMAS v. TURNER,
Co. |, I'd Iowa Infantry.
moRRIS ISLAND, s. c., Jan. 10, 1854.
Prof, Holloway
DEAR sR: Enclosed you will Hnd so cents, for
which | wish you to send me some of your yAluA-
bic Pills send them BY maii. enclose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL o. HALL, 4
Co. d, 9th N. II. Vols, y ri Royal, B, q.
Carr OF oTH EXCLUSION BAI0ADE,
IaRuary ~ 1854
sim; Please send me for the enclosed 90 centE the
worth Of 1t In Pilsi enclosed ind 10 ceats 70 pay
IiOAtags, aud you will oblige. Addrela, yUara,
.Is. 10. L, 9th Ito Z. Excelsior Brigade,
...'. H. .'..... ...b.. WAHhingtUL, h, L.
hnRnB hLAHD, 5. T., JAu. II, Io6A.
Prof HOii0igdyG fl, &c.
Please find cnvupgi tie sum OF oue dollar tot
PMS, / have DiHT rhHA, and can't get II Eiulped,
% want IA Try your Pilll YOurh, &e,
WILLIAM GHRIsTY,
Co. D, 10Th Rogt, Penn. VOls.,
CAUTION.
| 1.-THE reader OF this "noticen cannot get box OF
Pills or Ointment frOm the drug store 10 his place,
bet him write to me, 90 maiden Lane enclosing the
gmount, land will mail box free OF GNpenEe
Many dSAlerA will not keep my medloinet on hand
because they cannot make AB much profit 40 Of
other persons make. rs cents, IS cents, Gnd tl!0
per box or pot. AlG-Iy
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLow,
hOuFs, HORNS, oHUCKs. sHINs, AND
TUNGUEs. ... -


.H....
,f-'cI prror ComsissAsy OF sussisrEror,}
s..let ~ aposaI', nd , ica'e, are invited urtu
,sg 4 dsy of IN y, =, - oe I, a. m, for Hides,
II ' Y, o SSSs Ss,t sbsssrss within Is:
au1,sut limits Of the District a Columbia, for
Sf e., m"Ss, 81 more non 'o' '0"@ s''s~sn'
The AboVe Articles 10 be collected BY the con
rr.c'o-, apd removed from the v.rtous places At
sslioh he Cattle sfe kiled, AZ su"h tines as may
b. siRDAtrd b, the otioer ~ charge
me number Of cattle used monthly vary from
500 10 o AGO. and are now kilei A. Chsin idge,
Gtesboro', , onyalsneent Canp. Washir % and
Aiexandrts, but other pl oes msy oeanr withio
the prescribed limits where these articles will be
required to he collected.
The contractor shall be liable for all the Hides,
Tsliow, Boofs, Horns, hucks, Sims, and Tongues
coming from all the Government Beef Cattle
:sn aP 4 .. b %.Ss ,ss.
essrtion diligence and Gaze was made to obtain
Iaid articles -
Payment will be required every ten days In Gov.
ernmfnt funds. n +
The bids will stats the amount, per amin !, for
the articles referred to- ant be accomplished b. the
following guaranty, certificate, afhdavis Of each
guNa ,tor, and osb. Of .llegiance.
the undersigned. N"-' y -''
-, Of she ate Of -, county Of -,
offer, per head, for all Hides rsllow, Hoois Horns,
pst G vi bs x: .ss.a, 81 iSs
District II CoIumbia,- lars and - cents,
(th. smount We in word, and figures, subject to
All the conditions VI the advertisement her with
GUARANTY;
We, the understood, residents Of -, In the
and ssverally, covenant With the U, tied stat.
and gprrant.e III cas- the fo,sgoing BIO Of =
after The sacsptspce 81 said d, sisn contract Tor
the prompt nd "a 'hful execntion Of the same,
and that y . VIII become his surety on bond, in
the sum OF fifteen thousaDd dailsr for the per-
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DRuPHsALs FIR STEAM FIRE EN-,
GiNEs.

oRBEA'Cv rTTrct, WA DEPARTMENTAL
,-, MAaa'"sroS, D C, July2, 1884
anti! MONDAY ne ash dSy OF July, 1884, At iour
o'Olnsk, y NJ, 10 fIrn,sh
Of pc r. ,ushou power, complete In all parts,
Slth al tie rrg improVeDents combined, to
10 drawn ~ isid Vower the weight not to exceed
SO nOln.s wNen feNfy = fery,ce. The diane
ie uf m" rec pro a'iog steam free pumpt be
shUu. ~ n'het, pthlV Of forcing one ~ stresm
OF waite non iH-in n nom averaging from $40
- 275 feet and OS q ana from Y inch nozzle
Avn,,Uus TO 10 IL 2oO ct These ensines are
70 he 81 I'll At ie defs aod hose carte Of aD-
lungs They are To be su jeot TO q rig d Inspection
by Uuitd states Inspector, and are not TO be re-
eetved or psi for unt they have been thoroughly
tiled with full cad OF steam.
GUARANTEE. ..s
The b'dher will be lrelut ed 70 accompany his
sponsibIe persops thai, In case his bdis accepted
he Will st once a. &c tie the contract for the same,
with good snd sum aieot sureties, In . sum 'quaI
to the amount OF the contracts to deliver the Arti
Gle proposed In coulof unity with the terms Of this
advertisements and In case the said bidder should
the sisrsnoe between the Offer Of ..a p,dasr and
the next responsibe bidder, or the peIson to
to whom the contract may be awarded.
shown py The ofeial certificate OF the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or Of the United stanes
Bonds 10 suni equal to the amount OF the con-
tract, signed the on,r.etor and both Of hs guar
Antors, viii he requ red Of the successful bidder
FoRN Of GUARANTEE.
We, the undersisned, 'esi ents OF -, In
the county Of -, and state OF -, here
by, Jointly and ssversily, eoysnant with The Uui-
te. states, and guar-n. &c, iu case the fJregoins
bid OF - be AcceD'ed, at he or they will AZ
once ex.yute the co ,trse for the same, with good
and sutheient ,ureties, In . sun equal to the
amount OF the contract, to furnish the article pro-
po'edtn conformity with ths terms Of this sdyer-
WAS ~ ads; aad IN ease : ne said - shall iail
to enter iuto oontrset as aforesaid we guarantee