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mcCLELLAN,s LETTER TO TIE
PRECEDENT.

Yesterdays lss1e OF tue 1R1UUhE contained
M abstract of Gen. McClellaa's report Of his
operations while In command Of the PotoIonc
Army. The original docuncnt-thc joint
work Of McC Cle1lan, Porter and othcfs-matc-
a book of one thousand printed pages. No
General since wars began, ever issued such
naes OF. stuff, in the shape Of q "repori." 1t
Is almost as long rs Waller acott's Life of
Napolcon, or Napier's Peninsula Campaigns,
ard n1l aboutswlat he did and what 1c didn't,
while he employed the army digging dt.ches,
and IN 1etrcating from them. Not. one man
IN ten Thousand VII cvc: take the time TO
wade through, or incur-the expense Of pnr-'
cthsinc, this enormous mess of apology and
jasiif fc1tion for unimpfoJea. opportunities.
But thcreis one psgge o. It that has been dug
out Of the surrounding rubbish by some pa
ticnt and perseye1ing letter writer, that will
he read by many We refer to his letter to
President Lincoln, written from uar:ison's
Landing July :, 1s6s, just after Ills disastrous
repulse from Richmond, aud while his army
WIS in q most deplorable plight, battered,
bruised aud bleeding, melting under tropi-
Cal heat, sickeniDg BY thousands, md sayed
from capture or destruction by the gunboats.
It Has urdcc ills condition of thugs that
Mcclellan indited to the President letter,
instructing him In. his poiitica, duty, and
threatening hin, II effect, with the breaking
up and dissolution! Of the army, unless
he adopted a., a: .gutdo for his,
political 'cousse tho programme Laid down by
the 'sgrayc:dissger*o of tho Ch.ctshom.ay."
.ILat letter VIC refer tossaow, lezst SONS Of our
readers may: haye neglected to psrase t.
The cplstle reads; Just lilo the New York
.t3|'nd eaitot1a.s Paolaaeo at tne I:.ne. i1ne,
it avoids the vulgar sTaggcr o. the; Trad,
but contains the same train Of Ideas; and pre-
.scribcs the ea1ne Coip1pscrhead method Of con
ducting the war; and It was doubtless from
.thnt dirty and dis,oya1 fountain that McClcl-
1au t,uL:bcd his var Ipsolleies,, = :.
twill s.,;kc' .tcommon pconle'' as a
s,pcular specimen 81 military eubo.dlnatiou
for The geucral OF IN: army to undertake to
dictate to his commander.in-ch'ef the polltI-
cal management Of the war, and hold out to
him threats that unless he docs thus aud 60,
on The slavery question, F., :" our present ar
mics +: will rapidly disint:gF1e," and the
:. ;t:.sefo1t TO replace them Will be hopeless
'eeaa Inc ioAo"1n3 sample sentences tahen
.4somNns 1ctte1' which sounds luxe q manaa1e.
70 TIC f,rs'cent: - -, -. - /
sies ~ e-sGn Y pGeof II slntea
or Jo1eae;e 161itic1 q aaveiT ahonid BE- contain,
plated for m9nent: Anisa5y poEss shoa'd no, nos
td eiser - y or liz
.ity o. he master, except fos Tepress1g disorder
IN the ,Eht he 5,;1a t9
rboT pionId b. assersd snd the ficat Of he owuc,
20 colnpcns=t.on these1oF should be r:eo:nssed
s made aaa
she egort u o1tan seqr:si4 forces will be almos
h1pelsss dssnadn1 g EHssaM gfg esps ~
p:iceat a-mics. =.
The foregoing embraces; nearly. the who'll
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the Rev. Joaathan Grcenleaf, of the Wa11a-
bout Church. Brooklyn
Caroline ". Crane, late Of Nev York, he.
qneathel $G,S1S to, the Bible Society, and
81, eco 10 the American Tract Society.
The first Protestant Episcopal edifce erect
ed in New York city By German eongresa-
tion, vas eonsecratct laet week. The build
ing is located in East I4th street, near Sixth
Avenue. p
The Roman Chtholic Bishop Of Charleston,
8. c., has published an appeal in Paris, clll-
ing for aid to the suffering Catholics Of
Charleston, and IN MD Of the fund for rebuild
Ing the cathedral and convent, the hor"c Of
the Stminariets, eud the schools destroyed
by the fire ef last year.
The Catholic Htru,d calls upon Roman Cath
Giles to abandon the public or common
schools. In long editorial the editor says :
and scandsi an be ~ suffered to eontaaof viii it 90 On
unchecked IL th9 future. as It has gone on in the
past. Irish Catholics, 50 in the nlain-tos u he
bas c1mo over re. Where n the resplcnlent
Catholic spirit that distinguished 20 In Ireland In
that county r wo1i5 have @ suffered @ ten thousand
Of the hith. Bnt In America that loitnoss Of heart
expires, ard yonr own Eo1s and daughters dessn-
erate from =. Patrick md 1o: s. ,M!dset Hare 70
to tho ia.h IN spite Of the dreadful saaguinary les.
!he Pro.estani schools thets 1fsaasnsea 81 Cabs.
lie chI!dscn7.. Go INTO St. Johns Church !;
Ct the Gfah people who built 1t. III: ehcae
thing ia t1Ee oj St. MsE1s Of st. An3astines, OF
I'd Catholic church iA the land. In The great main,
|: L. new cua!gralts that keep up the church IN
AM ..ca. Why ta thisf Where arc tic children
cf:hc early er1icrant@of tho builders Of tho
churches1 They arc lost to Rom. It ts a mir
calculation t1.. i the Irish Ca.t1olies wha have
eo;e 10 Phi!:dcl2hia during lie last eighty years,
te1 preserved in their own hearts, and lnst,lse4fr
70 The hearts Of their ck,!drtn the sublime Cathe-
licity that marked them at home, Philadelphia
would haEc, to-day, twenty-aye moro Catholic
IL, hnndrca thousand OF Irish deeeent-lost 10 tho
church III single city; n 20 sho:s space Of limo
es fouE.feo'e yea1sv Ws'i might ihe fllustr,oua
Church in America has lost more than It hns gain
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:: ~ TEE" rerau.e -gs:1t.en,an-;Juz ;Juzs
Richmond sayG. that when the. es.sis comes
.sef. D@vis viii cut bis throat; s1yaa nre not
adyocetes Of Gu.ciGe, but We should bc'pleas-
ed ID; bear Of the arrival; Of that crisis Us.
speedily es possible, =. r.. ~:
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CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1864.

SUNDAY, JANUA
.ous text books. and often iil-digestcd and
yoluminous statements Of evidence, an
ACCURATE aud rctcntiye memory; clear percep-
ton to nnalyze and group facts, and sound
Judgment from multitude Of facts to dis
cover and grasp the vital points upon which
case should turn and tho principles Of law
necessarily involved; courtesy and kindness
with the integrity and nerve to e8pouud and
determine the facts.and law as they arc, with.
ont regard to persons Or partisan Influences,
or dogincs; s.driter IN n.tsfo 1t forti.'r ia IT,
II Is duo from MS to eny that you hare ex-
ucnt degree, and those Of tie bar who know
yon best will most deplore your retirement
from the bench. Your judicial opinions will
be read with pleasure and interest and profit
as long as our : Etate shall exist, and
Will be consulted with advantage in
other States Ihe acas Of .s.1 Warors
for few moments, and pass from our mcm-
ory to be emba1med on the pages OF history
for thoughtful students; while the decisions,
Ct our COT rts arc permanent memorials Of the
rights Of men that stand. as granite. land-
marks or beacon lghta to the profession and
deciding and administering the laws justly
and enforcing the rights Of men, is HIGH:
honor that Is always. dr1y regarded by the
public, and will afford lasting source Of
eatiaiaction; to On; upright: Judge while he:
' ycu n i1 clry ~ viii wth yoa u retirsment @ te @ as
surance that you faithfully, impartia?ly, aud
with tho cordial appreciation Of the profcs-:
zion, discharged your official: l:duties. z. >: !
In conclusion, permit me to express to you'
the gratitIde Of the profession for your past
judicia1 services, and tie hope thct yoa may.
continue to enjoy unaltcrcd health, .happi-..
:nees, prosperity and honor in a. country;
whose people seldom fail to appreciate. and
reward talents and melt. AZ;
I. Mr. Underwood having concluded his re-
marks, the Chief Justice rose and taking
Judge Walker BY the hand said: "Mr. Chief
Justice Walker, resign my seat to yon rs my
.successor.;" and, taking leave .of his asso-
ciates and the officers Of tho co11i, retired
from the court room. ,,;4
i hlr. Justice Walker then easumcd his seat
rs Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Mr
Justice Breese taking his seat on the right of
the Chief Justice. Astcr Chief Justice C:ton
had retis cd hom the court. Mr.: Underwood
presented the following proceedings Of the
bar, had at meeting held OIL yesterday: T
TIE EAR MEETING. :
:: At a meeting Of the Bar. OF the State Of H.
1nofs, held in the Supreme. Court room Of the
second grand division, il Springfield" O.. tho
Eth day Of Jsuua1y, 4. D. 1854; Bon}. S. Ed
!. wards, Esq, moved that: tho Hon. WIN. q
Underwood be rcqt,csted to preside. over the
mesa'r; oo %'9n mosn VI H. e5f ss J9aye
cd the object Of the meeting to be tf.c'cx-.
preston by tho Ear o. tl:e ei:to of their an.
, prec.at.on Of ond legard fo< tie private and
public character Of The Ion. John .. cston,
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AT HIG AN CEN T r a l.
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Change Of Time.

Or and ff.c. kuTdays Jxas, , LII, lTl' PI'sea4ie
T. 1'-< lesre Cticst q IS :o|oWsS-
p4ssExCLa STATEN FeoT OF LAkE ST.
CHS j. III, {srrdays EtcPteD Detroit, New
York and Rc.ton E1pftsa.
5:ie r. n, Saturdays snd Sundays E1op:ct;
Detroit, New fark;aaa Boston E1r1ess-
s.i5 +. H.. saturdays E1ecpt:d> Det'sifr Nc"
Yc:k ard Rostor fxrres..
6:15 4. H., (SuuLays ,E1eeptea) indianapolis,
Giustnnsts and E>uls1i.Ie Express.
e:45 r. H., (satu-d:Is Excepsedl lud:auaPsis'
Cirt:nnati and louisville Express.
are Train on sunizy at. = 9:a5 L. L.
Mics Accommodation On e.tr..
Ttcle: oalces In tie fremont House 6IocS~ and as
Drpos' feo@o OF 9fSitF c. wESrworTH.
ia1ctGe.lv G-aasll Wes en- f1-cnLs: ASens-
:. ~ ---.---<1f,EEn1n- c-1l:
II retailby a. 2roeErs Ct
TrAuf;r0Te cents EIE. P0N4Qs
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I'VE think "ye" had better 20 If" ye" Wan

. ENGLISH WESLEYAN CHuRGn.-The jubilee
fund. at the last adsiccs, had reached q sum
equal 10 S4-o,cCo.
Tho venerable Thomas jackson, nowi In the
slxtieth year OF his ministry, entered upon
the eishiy-tlrst year Of lis Lie on the 1?th OF
December. -.
The Rev. J. F. Wilson, NJ a, assistant cd
tired. not only from his editorial chuir; bu.
frcm. the ministry Of the Wesleyan Cha-ch.
Tic is about TO take orders in the Church Of
ENGLAND,
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NTOm N0T1TcS4 Ltonf0c. I
FORTRESS MosnoE, Jan. 9-Gen.' Butler
Tltu1rcl to Fortress Monroe last evening.
Tic engineer md two ti:emen Who were n
tu:ed from the Stsr Of the West and who e.
csncd from the Richmond prison, asrivci
lcIe tn.dQ-.
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Maryland United Etntes Eena-
tor.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8.-Ex-Govcrnor Hicks
was yesterday elected United st:te- Senator
to III the une1pi:cd term Of Senator Pc:;ce,
el1or. !!
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Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.

on behalf of the bar, responded as follows:
- ADDRESS or HON WIN. Il. UNDERWOOD
,.sSSIf the Court please, at meeting Of the \
members Of the bar. of this Court, held at !
this place on yesterday, at 2 o'clock P: NJ, TO.
take action with reference to he con:empla'
thin resolutions were adopted, which, st the
proper t7me,A I am7 Instructed TO- pre-.
sent to th1s Court, md move that they be
entered on its records In behalf Of the MEM
hers ..of :, the :. bar In attendance O.
is 's viii .unieigned regret. lint We. learned
| TO tho walks = Of private life, ., We dnly
estimate your a1duous .1abors Ia this cou1t
| for more Than twenty-one years. The duties
this stafe, arc Of great delieaey and difficulty.
| Willie you hare acted as = one. Of
the judges ,sof :: this Court, our
| progress Il population; wealth and enter.
| prise has been extraordinary. 0urs>ts not
only m agricultural State, but mining, mar
| mcpte, have developed our un6oandcd re-
sources, and occasioned new and intricate
questions Of fact and Law to BE- presented to
! onr courts for solution and deteFmanauon.
The decisions Of the Court are not only %.
i;iustments of the points. In controversy, but
arc prtcedents for al1 other cases whezc;the
ermc points nsiee in or out Of coarts 1lu this
s. ale. Life, liberty. property, ;repusauop,
4 1ud al our social and civil. rights arc under
The care ind protection Of our Judicial trio1;
mails, and to them nc look tor q redress Of all
wronc. yo' ard Injustice No may suffer in person
OF. cslate. =: =: TIE datlcs:of Judge ot this
lirh order, and "a comblnahoa Of 9ra!.tie;
not not oiien poS5stsed.. Patient md nnttrine
4 industry that Will explore onr stats and N
), l:tiopa1s CONSTITUTIONS and stntnte iawss T.. II
eonietng dseitlons 19a 9nr cdnr sa}!eF s1as. A.
Il Uniied statessn dof Great Britain, tl1n 9qmct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-23
approved, May 20, 1854.
[PrBrIc REs91u .1ox-No. s1.1
A RESOLUTION to amend the charter Of thu =, ,b.
City of Washington.

RESOLUTION TO amend the charter of the of thu
City OF Washington
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep1esep-
tatves OF the United States Of America in Copgress
assembled, That in case any person who il GIaii,
ID Not other respects shall offer and claim the
right TO vote at any election held In the CITY Of
Wellington whose name is n { register ed his name
bhAll be reg stored by the commissioners of election
upon the terms and conditions following nsmeIy.
he shall take oath as follows: You do 80 email
swear that you will truly make answer to such
questions as shall be a ked you touching your quail
hcAliyns as an elector at this poll help You God:
or an affirmation to the same e1Tsc, VIII oh oath or
strmAtiOu If he is unable to understand the EnpIis6
language, mag be Interpreted to him by one of the
missioner, which interpreter shall also in sTpret his
answers to the commissioners. If, in his RusEe on
oath, be shall state positively that he has resided IN
the city one year next preceding the day of said
election, designating particularly the place OF his
residence, AID that he Possesses the ohe other oual
hcaIiOns of elector; and #, Furthermore some
qualified elector OF the city, not candidate for any
once at that election, shall take oath before said
commissioners, W ich any of them NAV admin
ister that he Is well acq IRinted with such applicant
that no is, in fact, resdslt In the city, and has
been ons year next previous to such election, and
that he QUALIFIED ectOrj has good on to believe
aud does believe, that all the stat ments OF such an
plicapis are true, the commissioner shall cause his
ma TO be registered by their cie H. and shall then
receive the vo ef said applicant; IL said abDli,
cant shall present the AFT Iavit Of himself and q
qualified tlcctor duly certified by any Justice of the
pece In and Tor the county Of Washington District
Of Go uub which shall satisfy the Commissioners
That the applicant has been resident of the CITY
one year next preceding the dsy of such election
and thaf he Is otherwise qualified eector the com.
missiOhers may cause the applicants name to be
registered, a. heretofore provided, and thaV shaII
qpaih electOr shall, in said matter Nilfully male
any false statement, he shall be d emed guilty Of
perjury, and conviction be subject to the nSinS
and penalties thereof.
Approved, June l, 1864.
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Commissioners Sale.

or the property now known as the "Krar or
~ House," on the east side of Main street. and
the lots on Market street In the rear thereof on
Saturday the I'd of Jnly, l. g. the front door Of
the Court House for Ohio county.
In pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, in certain cause therein depending,
vheTetn Francis d. Ghapune Il complainant and
the deTtSees heirS at law and executor Of Moses w
Chapline, deceased, and Mary 2. Lynch, are defend
ants, shall Ssai a. special commissioner, at the
front door OF the Court House, for Ohio county on
Saturday the I'd Of July, 1854, [commenc aid
sale at 10 O'clock, A. to the highest and best
bidder al public auction, the followil real estate
IN the said decree particularly mentioned and dos
cribed, situated in the city of Wheeling that Is To
say two thirds OF the lot numbered thfrty.nine
S9-tronttng foTty.IOur,-44-feet on the ,elst side
OF Main street, and extending back of even width
ehstwardly from said street, one hundred and thirty
tWo-lS2-ieet, being the property now known as the
hramer House., also part OF lot numbered one
hundred and MISUNDERSTANDING twenty two
2-teet from the south side of said lot fronting on
9t1ty-seyen-6T-teet; also lot numbered one hun
dred and MISUNDERSTANDING on said Market
street, hiXty.sx-66-feet aud running back of even
width Aixty seven-67-ftet The aid part. Of lots
numbered one hundred and sighteen-11S-sud one
hundred and nineteen-n9-will be sold IN iouT
separate PARCELS OF twenty -two-22-fest front
ca b.
TERMS OF sALE.-The one ffth-l 6-part of the
purchase money in cash, and the remaining {, ur.
MIN parts In four equal insaIments payable in ak
twelve, eighteen aud twenty-four months with in.
bond for the deferred instalmsntG the Commissions
% retain the title until the purchase money shall
have been fully paid. JAMES WHAT
G May Both, 1854, Qm) Special CommisEioner
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Commissioners Sale.
e' y. 'E as In Chaneery.


vs.. In ChancaYv
Sarah Mozier's Executors, ct. ais
pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, rendered on theP4th day of NAV.
1sS4, and directed to the undersigned as Specisi
Oomm9donerss We will sell at the front door Of The
Court House Ohio county, in the city o! WheeinS
on t5e on Day Of July, 1854 commencing said sale
At public auction the following real estate in said
oecEee particularly mentioned and described, stu
ated IN the city Of Wheeling, that Is to say, Lot
number thirty-one-3l-On tine west side OF Main
sIeet, between Washington and Adams street, in
that part Of the city of Wheeling called Moth
wheeling; also the south half of Lot number forty
seVen-4I-Htuated on the east side Of Main. street
streets. - '---S" i'.-- - 80 N''NA
TERMS OF sALE-TWenty-2O-per centum of
the purchase money in cash. and the remainder in
l9 9 equal inBtallments payable in six, twelve,
eig Egg and tWenty-four months from the day Of
s1Ie with interests the purchaser or uurchaserE Wv
Jug Jug oona with good personal security for the de-
lerred lnstalmOnts the Commissioner to retain the
atle until the purchase money shall have betn fuiIy
paul JAMES 8. WHEAT,
SAMUEL IRWIN,
myS1td Special Commissioners
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IPunlu RIsoLuTIor-No. al

REsoLUTtoN authorizing the acceptance of GER
Britain.
Resolved BY the Senate and House of Represents
tives Of the Unte1 stateS OF America 10 Congress
assembled, That Surgeon Solomon Sharp, OF the
naVl OF the United States, DO and he hereby IL an.
thoriIed to accept the piece Of plate recently pre-
sented to him by the Goverument OF Great Britain
As mark OF hiSh appreciation Of the unremIttipR
sttenton aud lndness shown by him to certain on
hoers OF the British ship Greyhound" while in the
Approved, Jane Z, 1864 O : -
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CHEROKEE REMEnY
CHERoKFF INJECrToN
ColfpoUNDED TEoN ROOF, III

OOAEOuNDAu AHo1 bAkkl LIVE
THERoKEE REMEDY, the great Indian purs.t.
" cures All diAeasRs OF the urinary oFRanS -
as Incontinence Of the Urine, Inflammation of ne
Bladder, Inflammation OF the KKdnOyl Stone An ~
Bladder, Structure, Gravel. elect, GonorThoea And
is especially recommended in those cases Of Plo1r
Albus Tor Whites in femAlel where all the old nan
~ It isprepared in highly concentrated form
the dose only being from to two teaspoonSfuiIi
three times per day. -as -5#1 81 i'ff-7--''D
BIt Is diuretie and Alternative in Its action: pu
rfyng and cleaning the blood, causing It to o in
all Of its original puTtI and ViRor; thus removing
from the system all perniciouB causes which have
induced disease. f-s Il g fEt- TLE go -
n assistant to the Cherokee REMEDY, and
should be used In conjunction with that medicine
in all cases OF GonorrhOA, elect, Flour Albus or
Whtes ItS effects are healing, soothinE and demul-
cent; removing all scaldiug, heat, chordee and pain
instead OF the burning and almost pain
that is experienced with nearly all the cheap qlack
Injections.
eV-BS the useof the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE INJBCTI0E-the two medicines at
the same tme-ah improper discharges ara rernoV-
ed. and the weakened organs are speedily restored
to full yigor and strength.
/ AS~POr null particulars get our pamphlet from
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| Esg- Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, a. per bsttlo
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~ ~ laH DR.. w. K. MERWIN 4 co., Er
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lPuplIO REseLvTIar-No. I'll

REIoLUTIoS to compensate the sailors on the gun.
boat Baron de KA.b' for loss of clothing.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Represen
tAtVes of the United states of America in Congress-
assembled, Tnat the proper accounting oficsrs Of
the Treasury b, and they are h,reby a thorized in
set ing the accounts Of the petty officers seAmen
sailors and others Of tho Of the United StateS
Eunboat -BITon dc Kalb." to allow to each a sum
not exceeding hty dollars q remuneration for the
damage they may have EustR ned in the loss of their
Clothing By the destruction Of said vessel tb be paid
pTOptiNted.
Approved, June 1864.
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10 be certified by the United States District At
tor1ey, Collector of Customs, or any other ofScer
under the United States Government or resronsI-
BILE person known TO this office
All proposals received under this advertisement
viii be opened and examined at this office on WE'D
AESDAf and SATURDAY of each week at I2 N
Bidders respectfully invited to be presnt At tLs
opening Of bids, if they desire. - -Ne
A.V. BARRINGER.
Captain and ChiefQuArtermAster,
yanZz-tt Department Of West Virginia O.
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We, the undersigned, residents or IN the
County o., and State Of, hereby Jointly
and seveEally covenant with the United STATES and
guarantee In case the foregoing bid of--z-be
accepted that he they will within ten days after
the acceptance of said bid execute the contract for
sum equaltO he amount of the contract to turpisb
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms of
advertisement dated - 1864 under which the
bid was made, and in case the sAfd--shajI IA n N
enter into contract as aforesaid We guarantee to
make good the difference between the Offer by the
or the person to whom the contract may be nvarSs5
Given under our hands and seals thls-dsy OF
Witness: Ft#HtHsf
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GUARANTEE.

Capt. A. V. BAREINeEa, Chief Quartermaster Depar..
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.