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, 1864-03-30

Baptlst Church. -.
DR. Jackson: Dear 6lr-1 have been ftalaensl, re-
nuested to COT meet my name with commentators
Of dne.ent kin 1s OF medicines bat regArdtog ths
practice Is ont Of ny aRpTop1iate sphers. have IN
Instances and particularly in my family, OF hs
fulness Or Dr. nooaaEas German sittess. 1de2a1tt
Ct nyict!on that, FOR GEEERAL nEH11r2 OF THE
SYSTEM AND EsPECIAlLY FOB LIVER COW
PLANT, IT Is A SAFE AND VALUABLE PRE-
PARATION. In 1mn cases It uay fail: but usually.
doubt Eet, It will be very beneficial 10 Those who
suffer rom tie above cause.
Yours, very respectfully,
Eighth below Coates stieet. f6iiadclpais.
, 1864-03-30

nEET.
The peace sneaks In the copperhead ranks
demand that II Mcclellan is nominated at
Chicago, they shall have the Vico- President
The Ohio men want Pngh or VOORHEES,; the
New England men Seymour Of Connecticut;
the New York men Fernando Wood; the
Penneylyanians Judge Woodward But the
Border State men, as q .matter Of policy,
claim the office, and Kentucky, especially,
ken Of, but Of late there is some coqnetting
forit on the part Of the friends Of the present
Governor, OF at least Of thosa who desire to
make cats paw of him in the present con-
dition Of that State. By offering induce:
ments to him Of political Kind, the copper.
continue to throw obstacles Ia the way Of q
vigorous prosecution of the war. and fhis is
the great object Of the coppefheads Just now.
They think it will help them in political,
while 1t helps the rebels in military point OF
, 1864-03-30

For the dcE1ngeu1euts or the system incidental to
tc change Of diet, Wounds Etuptions and Exposures
which every Volunteer is liable 10, there
dir 60 safe: convenient and rel.ebe as a0LLoNAY's
PHI, Fills AND OINTMENT @ r. the 5e.aer Of ,sle no 70
druE asor u n,s place. let hiE rite 70 e sg Maiden
OF cxnense. Many dealers wnl not keep my medicine
on hand 1ccanhc they Cannot make muck proat ns
other persons make. $ CENTS IS cents. and {1.49
per boz Or pot. KptsS- -b5sl1w
, 1864-03-30

RRH1sFsf cHTs MHSA ASD wGHN' yHHSfs' aFPmAEAHSs'
HEADACHE: AND ALI. KIIEEMAT1c
.' AND AEhVVus DAsUkDEhS.
,..,
~, A. q . Malcn y spesay ana certain remedy
4n% 1 X !ns 11nneat ls pIsp2Feo Hon taa
smous bone md has been used In his practice
socSs5serx r. rar1vu.rar,,rp p.u1 ,.,.x-r
~ ~. hf1 r. t5t y u a1t1Eauea ny
stSp;tGal nsy be 1 Convinced By single t1ial; =,
matte Disorders Of every kiud. and In thousands Of
asea where 1t has been used 1t has never been Known
" EnT III; EErpA7a1, u IN, s9or. ,-,-,o,,,+u
IN 49, 49, - roee hnWeVsr di.trassin1 nntaeoAase
:. II VIII Frliern tho Korst cases of HEADACHE
1Dree 13ln9teg3 aad ia MnIT2nleo 70 90 y;
F8R NEhVoHs af1 DEaMTY Ma L s1
siTUDE. 1rtstnr ron imorudence ofe1cess tbs Io-
, 1864-03-30
RE NJ e M 3 ER!
That this Bitters is not
Alcoholic,
Contains ne Rum or Whisky,
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNK ARDs,
IS THE BEST TONIC
IN THE WORLD.
r E vi e M 3 & ri!


From the Rev, Levi G. Beck, Pa4ter Of the Dapu t
Church, Pemhertoh, n. J.. formerly OF the Mort
Baptist Church, Phil:delpha:---.
lhAys known Hooaaud'H German Bitters favorably
for number Of 5eaEs. have used them IN my own
that vas Induced to rec ommeud them to many 9TH
err, and knew that theJ hzTe operated In stI1KtnEy
lely procalnlpE this tact, aad calling re attention
Of those .etd Ttn r. assssea 19E Xhca 1aey 3so
Fienee thst ny reconmendation ~ Be sustained I
tended 70 benefit the afflicted. and is mot 3 E1m
drink Your. truly. LEVI g. bECK.,
, 1864-03-30
Volunteers, Attention! Indiscre-
= lions Of Youth.

Sores and Ulcers Dtotches and swelltngs, con with
certainty be radically cure II the Pills are takcn
stated In the printed Instructions. Il trcated In any
other manner they dry up T. one part to break ont n
mora from the SYSTEM md le&ye the patient vigorous
In bad cases to tnsure lasting cure. IS
, 1864-03-30

j
i Of11cK CulEY Ca,tu1ssAn1 or SuHs1srrycxa
ChATTASsoaA Tenn, March 7th, 1864. j
PROPOSALS.. -
Sealed proposals are invited tn 5th Of Apr.l 1861 ts
e '''F ta
The Cattle 70 be delivered At EashTIe. Tenn. an
be lie purchase weight. 49, :. ;
III
s.sa rcEhsT lss saD % II tn9nsas4 Roaa
E IL Z 81
stags, leiters and Cows nut wanted
The tFe q sse delivery sr CaEte w.ll Be afsssa day
1sst 1ii s. ssai!sa iii - e:a!!sss : sesretsa
e. & L. + 1ss
to Be endorsed fEoPssals for fn1ashng bee1 Gstie:
no I'd 9ah Iii s e. se
ct e Issp9na Paymeats will be made In eersiheatc7
as5ss e 1a.asa
Win conditions he enclosed advertisement. to 6e
s TsGs II q s9
MY csDtracs the nA,ucs - eoQnt9r
sta5s Lieut. csIsf ). &
ORDNANCE OFFICE, go.
w.snr,oTe4?. y? Ran4sEY4s7i Fss;ss9y ): 7ii,s.:s ::
t4 x nos
Inted ststes Cavalry pattern. hereinafter speet
4t ne wv L;esk ARENA. > sss ssts, - -
~ she FranStort AEseasl, oo0 sota- '~
Il the Cincinnati Dcpst, 3eo sets.
These sets sf Horse Equipments s.e to BE- taralsa
81 A complete: except the hossehtaahs s susEyeomnf
s
e seasn m mssict1y II pattern and a1sa 4k e
.s Z 3 & sns 81
wood OF pcaeh.) the pomn els and cantels Ct beech
tne best slaughtered csW Aido III other eo7erns to
non T. s
eqn1rments VIII be Inspected II the azserals whexe
Deliveries mutt bo naae in lots Of not less tha1
my sets per week for all contracts Of $50 sets e
q Eosn ss Up . 1:oso ~; sTs hnadEsd sst. -
es AZ ss 1sf q En- e m X 7a
?oSe e 6soo ssis. Ths hsst delivery to be nada -
FauTe1 ii at1 70 O. aR. acSe1e. specc ttc v
eubject the eonrnctot to forfeiture OF the number
10 6tds vi be eon.iacre! ron parties other .na.
T. ~ s e sash 3 a5e
tssa sdsTs &c wo5 Fee x.u
kaesedsmsnts Of shtir saretias. o7sr their ewn :.
Each party obtaining contract viii be obliged %
enter into bonds. with approved surctes its ash
p. Upoa liz award being made, successful b.1de1x
EtH hsnottted. and furnished With 1sszrs Of cot.
The Depars ent reserves tho right to scjeet any or
al bId.: nst Il deemed satst9etefy
81 s%i & sadosssd d2as ao1s:
fEe ime for receiving the proposals under the nbove
s1rsrt:.ems3: 1oT Here @ EPp!pMents Is pospensd
Ess HE b. % r.
Ss II ::
..,,,,, Dr1Sad'es General, Clsicr OF Ordnance
, 1864-03-30

Chloe. CUTTERS AND DIES
- Of all Kinds md shapes. manufactured By TAY-
LOR BLANCHARD,
IL Sudbury Street, Boston.
0r1ers BY mall OF express promptly dlla1..
lah93thS&88Ha
, 1864-03-30

From Res. J. Il. Turner. Pastor Of HcadinK Il. Z.
Church, Philadelphia.
Dr.. JACKSON: Dear rSif-Ha7inE used your German
Riers In my family tequct ty. am Prepared to say
that 1t has been OF Ktea: service. tetevc that IN
most cases OF general debility Of the syste Its the
safest apd most valuable RENE II Of which have any
knowledge. YOUR, respectfully:
j. e. TURNER,
526 n. Ei1oteenth street
, 1864-03-30

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dn C.A. JACKSON: Dear sir-Fersopa1 experience
enables nc to say that regard the German Blteta
prepared BY yo1 a. most excellent medicine. In
canes cold and general debility hava been
greatly benefited the Of the Biser8, and doubt
net they Viii pro luce similar effects On Others.
TeuEa, truly, .WARREA EANpOLeH,
, 1864-03-30
WR!E4 WIRE!
SHAMMUT WIRE WORKS,
BOSTON, MASS.

SHAvHMUT WIRE WORKS,
BOSTON, MASS.
FARRAR, FoLLErT 4 co., P1sp1istsrs.
e Fl sy Of 1RSS s ~ ME 5sF
Az offensive Importers Of TIN Plates sKEEr
MAKKLEY'S :FfLTERING
Stsa bs e h, Ms ee s.
msnt mortar. The lover part Is o1a globnlar form.
T;s a. aaSs ss FEK as5:s Caaa
~ Before i. other. from the
say sef oae r %
ass oheFf sn% n9
oai i ~ aaa!ss: and tks Eioos be fan 81 aitefsd
;s;s:s:: tss5 Has
To ~ be tounda at the Adams House aa:iI SStasi
United ST A TES MAR
III y hDHAE1Rnz AZ n5 T4tss
s; e{ Z n d sssSS s
ri b{s5s q r. aad oi AR5l
brandy. ds5 Goods lambsE. tar. &C.; &C. the sam;
hayIpE been ordered BY the Court to be sold.
D. l. PHILLIPS, q s. Marshall
HUMAN FRAILTY, OR PLY
I SOL oG1cAL RE MRESEARCHEs. saosld m ss reed I'd
evn results arsinE nFeH sasiy as9ss s and nnhspPy
Of dapelli1E tbs niaRtvtnSs na1I e1persnce II en-
ts5tnE r. Bar1i3Ee atatst se!a ~ r. a;rs sA
cents. Mailed fste everywhere. r. be had also Of
II. SCOV1L IS Randolph street, Chicago, Ill; also Of
inston streets, Ptosia, III. de2lt9-1y
SPLENDID RESIDENCE PROP
y ERTY FOR SALE,-We Fave III feet on Peoria
street TO corner and s. test on saneamon street.
hare residences 20! and 20l SanSamon street, and the
oule and grounds ~ Peora street his Is ono the
good tenants At reasonable rates. Apply to BAL
LARD j. CO., Id AaTlct-st- mhe1b61t-lt 4
4 AT1
, 1864-03-30

TELEGRAPH WIRE, &C., which they offer for sale
II the lowest market prices.
IRON. &c tuh25rb3S7.1w
, 1864-03-30
500 BOXES

.1ust received direct from importers: Cash orders
Fl. Wsjne. indiana, March .. ISL: nils 6i15s.
II ROGER & SCHMIDT.
Ia Manufacturers Of Grand, Square and Upti4ht
PLANO FORTES, Waresroou.a 16 Leroy Plhcc, Nav
York. Nc offer to dealers and the public very supe
IoE artlcle. Our Mr. Erocser OF the late Hlu Of
Callepterg T. Co., and thc tpanufat turing partner
Descriptive circulars FREE. Agents wanted. -
nh1[aS46-1m
, 1864-03-30

News from the South, and the boastinss Of
cate the intention Of tho rebels to make
eoAle extensive .raids into : those
Statee, and parts Of States freed from
their sway, Kentucky is the great
prize aimed at, and Breckinridgc, Morgan
md Buckner arc respectively named Us the
leaders Of the reported expedition into TINT
State. 1t is even said that Lee also meditates
another move into Maryland aud Pennsylva-
nia {Harrisburg to be Lis objective point), in
conjunction with the Kentucky enterprise.
The rebels haye been induced to believe, By
Coppcrhcad representations from that State,
no Gonbt, that Kentucky is ripe for insurrcc-
ton, md TINT if force is sent into tho State
it will be received with open arms BY the se-
cetsion element there. Governor Bram1ette's
late course and Garrett Davis speeches have
not tended to remove this belief 49,.
, 1864-03-30

In choice uackacet, on consignment. fnr sale by
EDYkTON, WEBSTER CO..
mh2s b.s83t 2ts South 1Vaterst,' Room No. I.
T1HE CHEAPEST PLACE TO
Il buy Boots and Shoe. at wholesale ID At tho new
store ofpHELpS & DODGE;
s. LAKE STREET, up-stair5,
Country dealers will please mako not oft.
.rh1tt&x0EtfE
, 1864-03-30

NJ ALUABLE BUSINESS PRO;
PERTY FOR SALE.
MY lot At south. e2st corner OF Randolph and us
bash. ~ feet on Wabash, s1x on Randolph. Capital
locstion for 1st-class wholesa1e store Tss1aa c:
3 liz ccormick,s building, cozne- Dearborn Id Rs.
tolpb atreet3 {t2+ySSzE1f
, 1864-03-30
FnBnluble Ufn1et1t.
i H1LTON'S
FNS0LUBLE CEMENT!

aRxKT p1sooy7RT USEFUL AND VALUABLE
DTSE1VERYf
, 1864-03-30

Al who have Friends or Re1ahres IN the Army Or
supplied with these Fills nnd 0lntment; and Whcre the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
them by their friends They haya been proved to be
the Soldiers never failing friend In the hour OF noed
, 1864-03-30

These feelings which sadden, usually arise from
Tonbe annoyance, obstrncted pcreplraton, or cat
fpg and drinking whatever Is unWho!esomc thus dis
tubing the heath action OF the liver snd stomach
These 9sEs9s must be relieved. II yo9 desire t9 be
structions, viii quickly produce healthy action to
both liver and stomach, and - natural consequence,
4 Ciear head md good appetite.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06

and shall receive, canvass. and record the vote.
and conduct the election as nearly as may be n
conformity TO the foregoing provisions and
shall 10 like manner cause to be delivered to tbs
Secretary Of the Territory the poll books, kept
certified, and sealed up 10 accordance with thes
provisions, and in the manner hereinbelore pro.
ylded.
Given under my hand aud the Seal of SAID
Territory at Fort Whpple, this twenty-sixtt
day of May, A. d. one Thousand eight hundret
and sixty four, and oil the Independence of thl
United States Of America the eighty-eighth.
JOHN n. GOODWIN.
BY the Governor:
RICHARD @. McCoRMTcK,
Secretary OF the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06
A PROCLAMATION.
By JOHN n. GOODWIN GOVERNOR or ARIZONA,
APPOINTING MUNICIPAL OFFICERS FOR
TUCSON.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
In accordance with the request made TO me b.
the citizens of Tucson, and 10 pursuance of the
resolutions adopted by them, at a meeting held
on the 9Th day of May 1864 | appoint Wian
). Curry, ayor, and Mark Aldrich, Juan Elias
Senior Hiram s. Stevens, Francisco ). Leor
and jeremiah Riordan Councillors.
And the municipality of Tucson, as defined {
said resolutions, and limited by said officers, /
constituted district within which said officer
may exercise all the powers with which they an
vested.
Every attempt made to establish goyetnmer
and law will receive my approval and support.
] enjoin al good citizens to conform to al
regulations and ordinances made by said officer
within the scope Of their powers and 70 sustain
and assist them IN establishing law and order
Given under my hand and the seal Of sai
Territory at Tucson. this eleventh day Of Mar
A. ID. 1864, and of the independence of ii
United States the eighty-elghth.
JOHN y. GOODWIN.
| BY the Governor,
| RICHARD & MCCoRMIcK.
Secretary of the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06
ATTEST:
Clerks Of Election.


The Judges Of Election shall then enclose and
seal one of the poll books under cover, directed
to the Secretary of the Territory, and the packet
thus sealed shall be conveyed by one of the
judges or Clerks of the election. TO be determin-
ed by lot, if they cannot otherwise agree, and
sworn to the performance OF that duty by
one of the Judges. and delivered to the
Judge Of Probate Of the district in which such
precinct is situated, or if the Judge Of Probate
be absent, to the Sheriff OF said district,
within ten days after said day of election.
and the said Judge Of Probate, or Sheriff.
shall within ten days after said poll-bo
may may be delivered to him, and within
twenty days after said day OF election, deliver
the same TO the Secretary of the Territory.
And the Judges of Election shall then enclose
and seal the other poll-book under cover. di-
rected to the Judge Of Probate of the district in
which the precinct may be. and the packet thus
sealed should be conveyed by one of said Judges.
or Clerks. as aforesaid, to said Judge Of Probate
within the time above mentioned. and shall be
deposited in his flee, subject to the inspection
Of any elector who may wish to examine It.
1 And if any Judge or Clerk Of any election. at
which he shall have sworn as Judge or Clerk to
carry the poll-books, as aforesaid, shall fail or
neglect to deliver said pol-books. as aforesaid
he shall, for such offence, forfeit and nav the
sum OF five hundred dollars. for the use Of the
Territory, to be recovered by an action Of debt
II in the name of Tho Territory, 10 the proper DIS
\ trict Court.
/ And whereas, certain legal voters of this Ter
u ritory are now engaged in campaign against
I the hostile Indians such persons shall have the
right To vote for all officers for whom they coult
legally vote in their respective precincts, in the
manner following
: They shall. on the day Of election, at the tim,
herein liked for the opening Of the polls proceed
q elect three judges of Flectioa. who shall im
mediatelY give public notice 81 Tie Aoof 81 such
/ day and The place. when ard where they vii
open tbe polls and they shall appoint clerks
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06
Lof Election. for sand precinct. who shall

OF Election, for said precinct. who shall
take the oahs above required, and proceed to
appoint two competent persons TO act as clerks /
OF said precinct.
1t is further ordered and directed, that the /
Clerks of each election precinct, shall each keep
q list of the names of all persons voting IN their
respective districts and each voter, as be offers
his vote, shall announce his name in an audible
voice to the Judge, or Judges, who receive his |
vote. and they shall announce it to the Clerks,
land shall not receive any other vote until the
Clerks shall declare the name of such voter writ |
ten.
The ballots may be written or printed, and
shall contain the name of the candidate and oil !
his office, in full
1t is further ordered and directed, that the
constables Of the several districts, Iii there be
any, shall attend the election IN the precinct
where they reside, for the purpose OF preserving
the public peace and if none attend, then the
Judges shall appoint one or more special con-
stables not exceeding five IN number, to perform
that duty. And the said constables shall when
directed by the said Judges, summary arrest
any dsorderly person, interrupting the proceed
irgs of said meeting, or committing breach OF
the peace, and detain him in custody, (but not
Idepriving him Of the right to vote, If he be
legal voter, until the adjournment Of said meet
ing, when said Judges shall make complaint
against him before the proper officer, and cause
him to be tried for the offence
The polls shall be kept open until six o'clock
P NJ. of the day of election and Immediately af-
= ter the polls are declared closed by the Judges
of said election, they shall proceed publicly to
examlne and count the votes, and see if the votes
cast agree 10 number with the poll lists kept by
the CT rks and il the votes 90 cast shall exceed
in number the names on the poll list, the Judges
or some one of them, shall take indiscrimlnately
, from the ballots. humber sufficient to make the
ballots and poll lists agree.
After the public counting and examining oil
SAID votes, the Judges shall proceed to open and
D canvass, publicly all the ballots cast. and shall
read, in an audible voice. all of the names or
{ each ballot and shall count the number given
,, down in their poll books the name of the person
voted for, written a. full length, the Office for
e which such person received such vote or votes
and the number he received the number being
4 expressed at full length Such entry to be made
as near as may be, in the following form, viz;
At an election held at the house OF --- a
ri - in the Council District, Of the Terrific
n ry Of Arizona, on the eighteenth day OF July
A. D. 1864, the following named persons receveC
the number of votes annexed to their respective
!. names, for the following described Offices to- wit
A. B. had --- votes for Delegate 20 Congress
, c. u. had - votes for Member of the Coun
Gil.
"a T. F had - votes for Member OF the Hous
Of Representatives.
9 Certified by us.
{ g +: Judge, Of r'ss'io.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

Abort two weeks since, from our ranch, o.
Granite Creek, near Prescott, Two horses one
dark chestnut, PAGER, with white hind feet ID,
other a cream colored California horse, witt
white name and tail both animals newly shod
A reward Of $50 win be given Tor the return Q
these animals, OF 81 S25 Tor either Of them.
stolen, 800 will be given for the detection Q
the thief
JOAN n GooDwIx.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06
HENRY w. FLEURY.
N otary Public,

; 'hs'oFf' '''....s-.t,-... ARIz0SI.
Sss~ Special attention given TO Drawing u
Deeds, Powers OF Attorney Mortgages, auf
other Instruments
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06
a. 5. GOULD,
NOTARY PUBLIC & C0NvEYhNCER..
Commissioner of Deeds

--for--
Arizona and Nevada Territories, ard Oregon
32s Clay Street.
san Francisco, california
5si5~ Special attention given to the Incorpors
ton of Mining Companies. and the drawing Q
deeds. mortgages, powers of attorney, and othe
instruments.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06
AUGUSTINE M. HUNT,

Bookseller & Periodical Agent,
SANTA FE. NEW MExIct
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06
WElIPPLE RANCE,

THE subscriber gives notice that on and aite
this date he will ranch horses or mules at S2,a
per month, and all neat cattle at $3.50 pc
month, OF as cheap as any one in this Territory
RUFUS f. HARRINGTON.
Whipple Ranch May %, 1864.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06
OFFICIAL
A PROCLAMATION,

81 jobs ~ GOODWIN, GOVERNOR or ARIZONA
TERRIToRy, ORDERING AN ELECTION.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-06

JoHN n GOODWIN,
RICHARD =. MCCORNICK
June 20, 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
TnxuusY DEPARTMENT OfFIcn Ltsnr fiorss BOARD |
WAsHIS0Tos IT, November ~ ieo'.

i"'N'H' DAf W,.u,soros tirr. November ~, 1864.
CEALED PROPOSALS will DC received aa az
- this oic, until o'clock m. on ThUR5pAI, ,no IN N
day Of DECEMBER lGcf for supplying Tue Lsheay,use
t,bi,hert With y thousand Islons ofths best quality pue
Winter strained lard o sad tvly thousand gallons ALP, 81 ioS
into -four lois and to be d-vecds the t!mss
alongside OF the Government .uppyvese or a, "a, e.
.Oec,n. Officer Of other sGh Dried ssen. tho
Bosrd h strong tight ironbound VOL nsde casks suit .
o. n 's: s.a s fis s 81
De delivered ct Boston or hew iorx
q, New York, RewLOnaon, Sag H.EbOr Boston New;Be
rd Edgsrorn OF Nsusctc At The option a ., sns
r. tss 3D. .S ud' "" s % o,sracc ia The
The four lot. viii be delivered 80 follows, VIZ a.
Lor NO Ten s .hoassnd oo pe p co. un
Lor No s-fifesn shoasaa t,ssc gallons lard % on ths
and glugng osn bo comple,sd.
Ler no. a-T.n thousand 1000 rrOn, sperm oil on the
ana gsugng can be completed
Lon No. s-Tfoen thousand 5o gsloas iard oil on the
s. day Of August 1882 or 40 soon Thereafter % me gole'
tests and sangins can be cen.petcd. - ,ho
no bid will bs consdesei lress roL anra;rrer o. 'ae
No part orhs OF proposed Tor ara 70 b. eipbcei IN The
CONTRACTS unor this will 6e accepted received
tiou the person or person. charged With L. sxsuneon
te. and inspection 20 be ct tho best qrsly pure
strained or ba s-ed OIL and free IRAN mixture "a v'ne' % ID
fsrior oils and aiui,ersona ,
IN. u,ua ncsns for determining the character sdqusy oil
the sperm oil viii be ", spsSnS s,,y 70 Ss1ss
corr.c, conclusions that may be deeued eeee,sary ~,
The lard oil vii be .aecied 70 ,sso' ,..s $50 va .nd
uLdrr reduction Of temp-rsiure and in eyer{ osr Sssec
equal that Of the standard sdopte y the bSs'd o.
sample viii be furnished % application 70 we Lass' 1's's
r nc ins Boston, Mas. .
The be ssn.sI under the direction and rerscna
r. ssd Sss ss s
ted states standard and a.s be ,trd AID so.eped e>ioie
they removed from the cellar ~rehouAe 81 he con
tractor The tenperanr, Of tho oil wl - s,cGreif noted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
Proposals.
CrorH,gC BUREAU, O. NJ. OssKnASs Opvion,
WAsafseTox. bee. 9, i@G. J
SMY SJJppy .TES ALEDPROPOSAlI,


4 RMY Suppl, les. --SEALEDPROPOSAI
"A viii be ec.,vd a, the respective 0fce. Of Army Clothing
ard Equirase In NewYfk City and Philadelphia unu "
o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst inst tor irfnishrs BY
contract at tho depot Of Army Clothing EqaPsgo In either
CITY, ri the option oftho contractor,
300, 900 ARMY BLANKETS. Wool, Gray, with tao
letters = IN bck four inches lon, IN tho center 20 be
feet long aud hve fee. inches wide, to weigh nve
pounds each. r, =.
Proposals viii be received for the delivery Of Blankets OF
either American English but BE- al respects equal
70 the Array atardar al te respective depo sheie they are
to be delivered . . -,
Biddr. will state TIDE number they vish % furnish how
soou tey an aud tbs number they deliver
Poo s must bo accompanied by proper guarantee signed
by Al sss, responsible psrtie, setting forth that con
.ct sswed 20 che party making the bid thai hs they
viii al onco execute tn contract aud give bonds fo ne prope
fultllInent Of the same. :. , ,,,-.
TLo rish ned by the United ssses TO r,'ec, any part
or the whole Of the BID. be dened Tor tie tses, OF
the service. =. ,,. e. s.,..t
Bsni ard thos- FOR EewYogk should BE- addressed to
BIZ .1rner,, D. H. viNTON, Dep @ ~ General, New.
York City and taoe for Ph,dephs should Dc aaa 70
Colonel HERMAN BIGOJ, .. d. pePft'"sA'' i"uAS'''
ulha.