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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-07

For the haahFile Gnson.f
UErzzn SrArEa Mu1rARY PaisoE.l
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. "a, 1868.
The night Of the oath Of Deoember
1853, was one Of the darkest and moe,
fOrlOFn Of my life. During the day !
had been visited and enchanted by one
of the fairest and most lovely creatures
thss ever irradiated Code bright heritage
With her sainted presence. She left
and hope died out with the gathering
crepuscular shades of that lugubriOus
night. In thst utter 1opslessness, helpless
ness, and 6neIinsss, OF heart, "when all
around grows dresr and dark" I penned
the sub Joined lines. which are respect
fully dodicated to Miss II. c..
B. MAJ. oorrvIE BTRoS YouEo.
AIons all Alone
FloatiBe ou~ard foaiing,
Der lifs's tsmpestuous wave
Ia lonely bsrk, and only
Qnlveriug DER ocesn's grave.
See It's hollow sides are shattered
By the waves and tempest battered,
While one SAT- Is hanging taitered,
Alone al alonel
Fioating onward foztingf
MOurnfally upon LIES ses.
Barred and blackened-never shacksned,
Onward TO eternity.
And its decks are crowded, crowded,
with a throng Of hopes all throudsd,
While single soul sets clouded
Alone all alone
Floating onward floating,
DER The black and treacherous uGs,
Upward sailing, comes a wailing,
Borne above the waters wide;
From the blasted soul there mourning,
From the dead hopes round him swarming,
Comes wall, Ike sorrows dawni1g,
Alone AL alone
Floating onward floating,
Back, along the saIphurious wake,
Comes knelIlBg, Ike the swelling,
Which the spirit lost would make
Fiercely Ger the waters rolllhg,
hollow as the Death bell tolling,
Alone all alone
Floating onward floating,
Up above the siygian sea,
While that sunken sorrow drunken
Soul is sailing bitterly
Comes tie echoug Wail around him,
And whEe the phantom hopes surround him.
shreks bis voice to those around him
Alone AL alone
Floating onward floating,
Ever oHwsrd Is that soul,
And its lonely song, in only
One refrain can upward roll
All alone not one TO cheer him
All alone she Is not near him
Not aear, save Gods, viii hear him
Alone al alone
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The Russian officers are taking care
full scuint at our monitors before order
ing = supply.
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HEapooASEEns C3l1usslox voz gRE
Oa1 xFoz OF q. 8. CoE.oEzp Taoorz,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1858.
Olraslar No. /.
In accordance with Orders from Tie
President Of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
sablished for COlored Troops in the De-
partment Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
Murireesboro',
GAllAtin,
Wartraoo,
Olarksvilie
Shelbyville,
Stevenson, Alabhms.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabama.
Pikeville, Tenn.
Fort Doneldson, Tenn.
McMinnvills, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnville,
All claims by alleged owners of slaves
who NAV be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President,
and consisting of --
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, aud on demand exhib-
tied 70 any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the filing Of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter.
tanned from any person who Is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and sll claimants shall file with
their claims an oath of allegiance TO the
Government Of the United States.
The mastering officer viii furnish cfi-
cial copies of all muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
ANY citizen of Tennessee who shall
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer 3 certificate thereof, with . de-
scriptive list of such slave, and become
entitled TO compensation for the service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon filing
with the above Board . valid deed of
manumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord
snce with the provisions of General Or
der Ne. 329, current series War Depart
ment.
By order of the Secretary of War.
GEORGE L. STEARHs,
Maier and A. A. g. u. s.,
Go-,g, n-o-J, II q OoIoped Tl-oora
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See Mr.. DIS long advertisement in an
other column in regard TO teaching Pho
biography, Writing, and Book keeping.
ian Stiff.
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DIR. Kings DlSPENSsRY.

Esssa-S-S, go DR.. KING formerly Of EsW YOrk,
49, for last yOars Of Louisville KY
6 - 49, who has devoted bis attention 70
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years, haferp
bimself having attended 70 practice Tor so many
years, and cured so many thousands, he ID enabled
30 cure sl diseases OF private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from BJudioiOuz medical treat
uleut or from neglect OF their own. Dr. Kings
pispenssry Is No . Doderiok street, between Cher
~ and the Square, second story, where ho ouFes ell
diseases OF q private nature
Goncrrhoea cured without nauseous medicines o.
interference with business.
Structures OF old OF recent date eeciuEiiy cured n
few DAYS, By an operation which causes no psi1s
Where structure exists health cannot be ennioye6f
PrhsBs no dlresse causes more mischief and a1dsg-
mines tho constitution 50 nuah.
fynhilis with ali the diseases OF the skini EroEing
oatof neglect OF Bad tfsstsoSnt, ear be eTeos1aIiy
cured IN a few days
Sss3sel PeaSasrl--PaFtOuiafs ttsEtion having beea
Given TO this disease, and eli she consequences grow
M oct q It, brought on IN many oasss By the de-
.tructiyo habits Of tncondeTats youths EGd excess
i've indulgence Of thu psssiougs Degicot Of which
Sill undermine the constitution, rendering the sub-
ect uBEt for b6snsEz society and causing promo.
surs old age.
Ysmales whe msy be lsborlng Win any diacUlsg
the Womb nay rest assured Of immediate TO-.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and at1slns
their case with fse enclosed, direct ~ DE- A. King,
10 Is Dea5erisk strost, Nashville, Tsln., wiz hsYs
tbs nsoesszrg medicines Fsns 20 thsir address. 0ci
hozsa fE5ss e s'sosk 81 taa mgyuiag suth g. ihs
FsgiaT isals-ie-i 'a"fF'
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pR. PRuNK.

Or IHDIAEAPOIIs, INDIANA,
EMBAEmER Or THE DEAD,
0fers his Improved Mode Of Embalming
Bodies.
Il restores the Natural Color; arrests Deconposi-
ton, and ehectuaiy Eradcatss all Infection, leaving
the Corpse free from the slightest unpleasant oder,
and IN 1t condition FOR
HOME ORSEQUIES.
II saves also, the enormous expense Of travelling
and purchasing Metallic Collins.
Addrrss DR. PRUNK through any Of the Agencies
at the following places
Indiana Military Agency; Illinois Military Agency;
Ohio Military Agency; Michigan Military Agency,
or the q. s. s. Commission Agencies ct Eashvilla,
Tennessee, or Chattanooga.
Special attention given 70 the Dsiuserinz Bodies,
and their safe transportation home.
All burial apparatus on hand.
De II. PRUNK, 1s ID.
Office with J. r. Curry, undertaken, No. 81 Union
street, between Cherry and sumner. nov 10-3m
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DARTIES desiring 70 have purchases made in
Cincinnati, can leave the proper papers and
their orders with GRIFFITH, PARS0GS < CO.,
Nashville, and the Goods be shipped 10 their
COTTON OF other Produce consigned 70 as for gale
10 Cincinnati Market or 10 be forwarded to Eastern
markets. viii have prompt attention. jan16-1n.
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SURGEONS are respectfully Invited . cal upon the
most c0nvenient-
twill facilitate the impartial dtrb1tioa q thsso
Stores n Surgeons sending orders Eii state the
number q their sick and their neoessltlld-
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az Night Emissions Cured

YOUso NAN, stop before you further 90. OF all
diseases subject to Nan, there is disease hard
to cure Night Emissions and physicians are scarce
that understand treating It and to yOu can say that
have cured dozens in this city, Sc vel in differ
ent States who lave spent dollar after dollar, and
sre now well cured By me. am daily receiving let
ters and sending medicine to all parts Of the country
In word. all that are diseased in any way and viii
give me q call, will give satisfaction for all Of the
diseases mentioned IL this advertisement The best
Of references given In this city.
All letters directed 10
DIR. McGILL,
No. 81 Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
tAn.l VII meet with prompt attention.
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The 0. s. Sanitary Commission,
SANITARY STOKES.

TTAVE OPENED STORES At NASHVILLE, MUIR
III frsesboro, Bridgeport and Chattanooga where
they have q geasrai assortment o.
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AGENTS WANTED-.-eS positively
made sroIn 90 Censs.-sousthing urgently
sssded b. every person. 10 samples ssnt free =
nssg for 40 cents that rsiaKs for 80, b
B. l. WOLOOTf,
no Chafham slusEs, EsH Korki
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THE SOLDIERS HOME

Has han removed from the Nashville and Chatta-
poogs RsIIrosd Depot 70 the PLANTERS HOTEL,
Ebsrs discharged and f1rioughed Soldiers VIII End
iced, Lodging, and an needed assistanos n
relation % their papers, usual, without charge
Branch once Of the CommiEEiou 81 No CbeTrV
Htrset, Nashville, aid IS Aurisesboro aud Chatss-
aOoga.
son. a. g.. READ,
etaitarF lEEBactor
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for nOu-Oommissionsd o6osrs ana private Who
have bssn IN tbs serves tso fail years.
dBas-am
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w Chronic Gases

With satisfaction RheumatI5m, Affections Of the
Lungs Diseases Of the Throat Swslled Joints, Stiff
Limbs, Peurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel, Dis
eases Of the Heart and Liver, inflammation Of the
Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or scrofula, Deaf
ness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Debtated Systems Dys-
pepsn or Indiges ton, and onsumption-together
with all Private Diseases and Diseases Of the Urinary
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Ffon. Prok IL C9gpss, Uaisg5ilg 81 Psi.

From Prof IL Cope, University ef Penn.
good paper Of thls kind has long bes1 neeied
Every former effort within nay kaeaia9a lA1 SEES
] failure. but years promises % - ef-ltl.lt -
60 IL vary gafisi SERVES IN Tell enl9 snd scial
if,rraats1n-lis excellent articles scian.is ae4aA
vst pracfcal-lts high tone aaa LIBERAL stiEii--Afa
al that cocd b desired. me iofai pel 80 Y -
-. -slruIr, tis sd your Own military experiences
vii put yoar journal In Sympalny sfi1 boin eL-oefs
and nen ID oar ssrvice 49,.
ms Army and NaEy Ioefe.l = l.s.. -. etes5
u sROWN : 90. g couszs.ss., Nashville,
tsulq.im 6ouoEai Afsatl
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BOUNTY PRocURED

gs,s: ' r.. wasr..D.u ' .is and a.sls
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20 sterility.

Young Married Ladies whose misfortune it has
been not to bring forth IN due season, remember God
has said you should multiply and replenish. # this
is your DESIRE you can consult me either by letter
person. No lady over thirty-fve years OF age need
make application. All communication by letter or
person strictly confidential
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w To the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies' who have been 50 unfortunate
to miscarry prove abortion be carried 10 their
full time if found pregnant, By giving me a call.
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The National Military Journal.
THE UNITED STATES
IRMY & HIYY JOURNAL


u Win afford me much pleasure O. recommend ths
Array and Navy Journal ~ 0a1sers m ~ portion ~
ne Array and take this opportunity % zqrtll ~
eradication that ~ tsstiay = n sash ilaldi.
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foF horses aud proposty lost N ths o. E. service,
collected Also, oaiosrs' and solaisEs' Back Pay
Accounts collscted.
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Z. W. ROBACR,

Of Blood Purifier, Blood Pills. CataWba and SWedisn
Brsndies, and eli kinds Of choice domestic Liquors,
which sold Wholesale IN any desired quantity.
Sold By WnLFsrEIN KRAMER, No. 90 Market
street, snd By Dealers everywhere.
dec6-3ms
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a. g. READ,
eaaiss8 IEE5aCi@
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

4fAr olhAlo. THANKFUL tox
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~ - 'alsfa tas isalel ~ 81 IS nsuIs <1t VI
t.aI.f - sl FI4 49, 81 steI sd IL r~ceixf~x
aetIIf l.a- tIsFa = So E1sfi snl isissi sys be-
49,. a p. .ess4e14 fe't4ts. -. 4-klnx sfs<n-
- IS. - - - pfftsI tas u sai~ q eel
Ill ~ 4ls1 a - 81 chsI hoase IN t1k clty.
~ tsr beas lIal fsl.err bsunels.
- s.ssaA. 80 40. ts1ih sla sfrs<I spp.slts
sczz1lfs. ees1df
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~ $3.50 - I2ETtA >
Ss- L he Greats
uNIO NJ
CL0THIlG no USH
80 eUr1ss etes
Terre-Eau-o-
HAVING made our second
IL winter purchase in New York
~ -
.fH q
at the time of the gold panic, at
greatly reduced prices, we have
~ 49,
procured q splendid stock of
Overcosts, both sack and sur
toute0, made up in Just as good
style az custom woIk, and At
prices within reach of all. We
have also q large stock Of ready
made Clothing Of all styles, for
Men and Boys. A Full stock OF
Furnishing Goods; also s large
stock of Piece Goods which We
are prepared to make TO order.
Our study for years mas been the
manufacture Of Clothing. and
with our experience and faoili-
sNo1fs 1fE11.fs
ties we fee wiling aud able to
cope with any Clothing House,
Eas: or West Our motto ia on
the nimble dime prinesple--large
~ ~ e
SALE and small profits, uniform
price, and fair dealings With
Mr. John Nalmsiey IN the Mer-
chant Tailoring Department, We
are prepared 70 give entire atis-
faction 20 our many patrons.
s ir<s
ia
HARIsoCK & BAsIs1ER,
so. - WABASH STREET.
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Ihess form the d0tll preparation ever rut for
Wssd, eiih lmia<ilafc and Persistent sffrceas
DON'T Re De CEIYEDf
nr Cheosemasfs plus have received and arc nos
receiving ihe slicU1a 81 tne raat oioinett pffti-
clans ir America.
XXI fClE M&kAAloas elth each Boa. Tie
price. CNa LllLAtl PA SOL, ooata.nilE rem
hii4 - sixty fiiis.
Piiia cent 10y msi rfumrtifs ~ reniftilg the
Dfica % tie pruptiof6 g. as3 authorized afent. 81
flsFsns flHta. sold - lfus Eifta generally.
HGlCBiN6s& hilLNkH. fropfs5ore.
81 cetsi street. Nee rcfh.
sod Uholtssis by , ohm a.. PARK. Cinein-
'nsit tar ssis by
TaOS *. BARR.
E "a DONNbLI.N,
- e ~ PATRICK
yssd
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a. eaeel ear ts .eroi r 500 aaft1 G. ~ e1artr.
hep alie.gE oi d. Naetto asii'l is 1fsss sesis
rszs tzsra .Asf
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~ AZ LILA
I'll rettcr b 1elar.i E.e1 sally iuatl 81 Id Anl
ffEAIE, 81 AA1TEa WHAT AKA CONDITION
Oh kGk. fndeet. sa lttian are
Dr. nccsoUan e - male Pills
4Atek A1rf seen nafaslf l.4 gife ftrft ~ over
QuAaTkk o. S ttsff2T.tc restore - men-
sllsal fc4 b natural wsr thaf Ia - uhn are
rfcErsIt liust .t go tfeo - ttrf 81 lIsariahif
ptodnec uis5sfr'ase thEN gAnEOr ID "A ~
IN snv ether eag.
Dr Cnecsc n,au-s senate tstsfe
are the oriy uet.sIse thal 81 AkEiE8 AID siNdlE
l.altl IS save reIea rrHa frf MANY ycars, 81 can
rely upon las. LaoseaEc ca ktnl tuts ousl
fahe tals s4ss, 9 oel q zquf brukF.si All iei
hial yea want
IA BsH Foaels Medicine - ~ aor.a.
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KCrAck'k Bfflkkt
nv are fsftr. tzan Al tslls. Powder. sc
rsnsfaas. tisaF staolt casn1farea
R0BAOk's DlIfff hk
lhs4 car be iaks1 VI .hari feFaf Ae
zpta1eI Ley have nc
a0BACk a BIT
ne arc prepared q ts ID ar ptaeli
frrr r-.l- t1aFu vegetable
h9BACK6 BIT
7Isrsss- fHrea ft-f fave tecant tsrt fsr
~ fe-Etf7Hiuz leH
koBtCR'e BlTTl
~ ees soss - "a v1a airat zen e.
recsrEofl5 lieu - tt
aoBAOk 8 BIT
u " Rob-
n6nrernf1a
rrys AlITRns siooD
HIAo1 Pills.
ti-o asaFrr afc Estefsrferer 81 lefs~ta -rt
Hecsaft rr4ft'f A1t ~ l'nte q 80 h1a -
nestle li1r. a. 4t.ct AFs co. sfsiest.a q 2 49,
cesfst sa4n ~. cree tf. &. 81 ed 81 Ner fhife
sfr-et iIaeIl1tiI. aHiH
-sr stle Cd fTfHs HATrE - J.. n. uolls.lg,
q. CtHn.astssa. a :. ras. . -. faffisk q Co.
80 rrezass 49, Dealers Pei hfdie.ne. sfzf1
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AZ WHOLESALE ONLY I
Watches ~ Jewelry
oTtvEaf tzsCaPu1s ms
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH!

ARR al g. = r..srfs Peters. rrat~.
easffre II e. ga! ssal s. r.a rnaan srrfra1..
rra1fs 49, e 1...l lls.t Hset
Iea.g n e. IA e g. a4lItf ant - = aar-
as f44tssa 81 - $3.50 .asfss g. - els ~
- arr fts - FrrflsIas = saiiar pals =.
ss52 5fs Ar.a GERS. s0e-fy. tiarf, 'rsIss ia
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= - -
1850 - $50 - 1" -
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y. -. - ~. -. 49,. =. Il. - :"
-. .. -, -. +, !. - /, -
- - =. -. =. 49,. = - 1f-1-. Il $50.
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Proposals
ARM CLOTHING AND EorIPA0K OFFICE
mo. III CINCINNATI, OHIO May 10 1854
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned,

mo. III CINCINNATI, OHIO. May TO- 1854
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned,
l. until TUESDAY, May a. 1854 at o'cl9ek, 10, for
furnishing this Department iby contractl with:
Lrils-Amy Standard, ordinary width
Drilh-Army Standard 30 inches;
Flannel-Canton, Army Standard;
FlanDel-Sh.rting, Army STANDARD;
Lace-Worsted, Scarlet, inch. Army Standard;
Lace-Worsted Scarlet. . inch Army Standard
Lace-Worsted, Yellow, !. inch, Army Standard
Lsce-Worsted, Yellow. inch. Army Standard.
Samples Of which be at the Office OF Clothing and
Equipsge in this city. -
To be delivered free Of charge the IT, Inspection Ware
house in this city in good packages with the name OF the
party furnishing the Kind and quantity OF goods distinctly
marked on each article and package -.
Parties Offering goods distinctly state In their bids the
quantity they propose to furnish the price and time oil de-
livery.
Samples when submitted must be marked and numbered to
correspond with the proposal and the parties thereto must
guarantee that the goods shall be- in every respect equal
to Army Standard otherwise the proposal viii not be con
sidered.
guaranty signed by two responsible persons must sc
company each bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii supply
the articles awarded TO him under his proposal
o'clock p m, this Office. and bidders requested TO be
present.
Awards will be made on Wednesday May Is.
Bonds will be required that the contracts will be faithfully
fulfilled.
kilograms relating to Proposals will not be noticed.
Blank forms Of Proposa contracts and bonds may be Oh
tanned Al this office.
The right reject any bid deemed Is reserved
By order of Col THonis SwoRDs A. q NJ. q.
{. w. MoULToN,
mylou Captain and A. Q. NJ
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0rr,cr or Anxr CLornlNe ANp EarIpAor,

OYyIcg or ARHy CLOTHING AND EouiPAGIl !
I?1H AND UIRaRD sTs-. PHILADELPHIA, May IL, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until IL O'Clock TUESDAY the s"h INST
for supplying the sCHUYLkiLL ARSENAL with the follow
WWonI'FN GRAY BLANKETS, army standard to weigh
five pounds end measure feet by feet inches win TIC
ie,,.rs o. 4. in black inches long In the center.
FOOTMENS TROUSERS, skyblue kersey IN all Respect
of material and make army standard, and IN due proportion
oCKINGs made with fashioned toes without seams army
standard to wei Oh tire. pounds per dozen
SACK COATS Of blue flannel unbned, Ia oil respects army
SACK COATS lined, OF blue flannel, in all respects army
VAIL TENTS AND ELISE, Of i2-ounce 2ei inch cotton or
linen dnek for the tents and 2s inch cotton or linen
dnck for the e bids invited for both toSethe OF tent
NIToSA COLoRs, for Artillery Of silk army standard.
ATIONAL COLOkS, for Infantry OF silk, army standard
RE0IMENTAL COLORS for Artillery, Of slk army stand
cOIoR-BELTs and sLINGs, complete, army standard:
BIIE WOOL FLAENtLS for sack coats or bouses, ~ OF
O. wide, army standard.
BLACK SILESlA sample required
Al COTTON DRILLING, sample required
HLACK HOOKS AND EYES. sample required
MACUiNE THREAD, No. l. dark blue sample required.
"A UNBLEACBED MUSLIN, sample required
Bidders state Ia their proposals tue price "hch at
be- given In rrsg well in figures, also the quantity od
for and time Of delivery. ~ -
teed by two responsible persons whose signatures viii be Up
p.nded TO the guaranty sad guaranty accompany the bid
Rid, from defaultins will not be received
Hank forms for proposal. be had upon application sti
Office. 800, 81. ,
''"''s Wv q. II. CROssMAN,
Assistant QuaTteraascr- General, u. ;. a.
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OsYIcK or ConhIssAHY oY SUBSISTENCE,
No. BxIp0E.sr.. NEW YoRk. May 10. lb9

SEALED PROPOSALS Tin duplcate|-To
be indorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef will BE- received
by the undersigned OF this Office until O'Clock D. m, I
mat for Furnishing Fresh Beef for SIX months commencing
ON the I OF jane TO troop aud others Ia the service OF
the United States at Fort schuyler Wiles Point and =.
Hars and Dsvds Islands and a, such other places IN ihef
vcinitirs as are 10. otherwise provided for 49, 40, -
The fresh beet be Of good marketable quality, WIN an
equal proportion OF fore and hdquarer meat tneck shank
and kidney taow 10 be eScluded and furnished In ,ueh
quantities, such places Of delivery as may be required nom
tine to time by the several oiee' IA ohAite' al 'he
the contractor. II,
No bid will be entertained tia, is not made by asnsl
butcher already established In bn'ine's VINO mus, starr
present place Of business and als0 Al villa, place he proposes
to slaughter cattle 10 meet his deliveries under the conSh
plated contract. ,.,,.l
The oyerent reserves the right TO reee, any bid when
may seem unreasonable OF dsadvAntaseous.
Payments 10 be made monthly ~ ,ncE lands bs my VI
furnished by the limited States Each bid printed
copy o tins advert senent posted a IT, hrsd Written CON
10 be- made with adequate bonds he Names OF "
efficient ,uIe,ir, To- b, given ia N, proposals.
Further Information vii be gwen en 40 ',s'loh r.
FAANlIS J.. BLUILK, Capt and I. ..