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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

STATE OF IOWA, LAYTON COUNTLESS.
Robert Rodgers, ia p. a. ..s
VS..
VIM. McNoll, a.. ..- ..a
VIM Smith, -.-f.
G. G. Hawthorn, In the District Court.
Harriet Border, May Term, 1854.
Gertrude Border, --.--
George Border, children of
q. q. Border, deceased.
Mrs. - Border, wife of g
q. Border, deceased.
To VIM. NJ. McNoll, VIM. Smith, C. G. Hawthorn,
Harriet Border, Gertrude Border, and George Bor-
der heirs o. G. G. 30 rder and Mrs. Border, wid-
OF g. G. Border. deceased, Defendants.
V7OU are hereby notified that before the 9TH
i day Of May, 1854, petition will be filed by sa&
plaintiff, Robert Rodgers, in the Office Of the clerk Of
the District Court of said Clayton county, Iowa, claim
ing of you forecloser of title bond executed by
the said Robert Rodgers to VIM. NJ McNpll, WIN.
Smith, c. G. Hawthorn and g. G. Border, for convey
ing half OF the northwes quarter OF sec. l5,
fraction No. in Sec. TO- the river Uank of Turkey
river In Township 81, north OF Range west, in Clay
ton Co.. Iowa, and that unless you appear thereto.
and defend, before noon of the second day OF the
next of said court, commencing the 10th day
of lay, 1864 default will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon. = Hr'
~->~->>, Dated this 18th day of March, 1884,.
S50c Revenue NOBLE Il BECKWlTH
) Stamp. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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Accept q nee of n Present.

1t will be remembered by our readers that
the Times some weeks ago noted the fact that
Col. Merrill had carried to Line P. McKinne of
the 2lst Regiment, beautiful watch bought
here by his friends and forwarded to him as
memento Of friendship. Line s reply is just at
hand, and it is so thoroughly his c,cn that we
have asked copy of it for publication.
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III. M. & j. M. Wetherell.
Importers and wholesa Dealers in
Millinery n St1NaC Goods
96 and 9s Lake Street, .-.....- :,
Up stairs, over American Express Co.'S once 5lr#a8
3m3S7 CHICAGO
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St. Patrick at McGreQOr,

St. Patrick at McGregor. y
Order of Dancing.
wAsHINGTON's GRAND MARCH.
Quadrille-lst of Royal Irish sett.
Quadrillc.
Contra Dance-Money Musk.
4 QuadriIle.
5 QuaJrille-Basket.
single Reel and Five Step Waits. e..
Quadrille. ....
INrRRMIss1oN OF TEN MINUTES.
Quadre-Lancers.
0 Quadrie.
10 waltz and Schottisch
IL Spanish Dance-Kate Kearney. ~
IL Quadrille. -... IL
Is To supper--Grand March in Norma.
sUPPRR-sIxrY MINUTES.
IA Quadrille.
Is Reel and .Iig--MeCloud's Reel and Rocky
Road t. Dublin. u.
10 Contra Dance-Opera Reel.
II Quadrille--Cheat.
is Vesuiana.
~ Contra Dance Fishers Hornpips.
lNrRRMIssIoN OF FIVE MINUTES, ..sf.
90 POLKA and Waltz.
II Cican Circle.
% Quadrille. So 500 ~
20 contra Dance-Washerwoman.
- Quadrille.
25 Polka and Schottisch. s--&
rs Tempest--Fnale. ...f -aa
sBTTs FORM AT SOUND OF HORN.
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All who contemplate buying, anh those who DON'T
hut have friends who do would do we'll to call on Miss
seaton, who will give every one opport unity to
test the best Sewing Machine in use. $40
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

Milwaukee e. Pr. du Chen Railway.
Trains Depart.
Mail and Day Express Passenger, 80. -. 900 A. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger, ..........lOl5 p. N.
Trains Arriue.
Mail and Day Express Passenger, ...... 825 p. N.
Night and Express Passenger, .7:16 A. NJ.
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>hMF Vt ihE SiSf IOWA, [
Indianola, Texas, Feb. 10, 1864. {

1holauoias leAas, req III, lcO4A
MEssRs. "CHUMs" OF McGREGoR: Your ia.
vor.per the hand Of Col. SAMUEL MERRILL has
been received, and was happily surprised at
receiving SO valuable present l am not
aware of having done anything that should
merit this mark Of esteem ; but as is the case
with most of us when unexpected blessings
come, we are always willing to take the bright
side Of the mirror in which we see ourselves
in the light Of Favor. As gaze on the face
of this model deincator of Time. my mind
will 60 back in faneied dreams to many jolly
times VIC have had together.
If God spares my life will surprise you
one of these fine mornings with life size por-
trait of"Line,'s natural in all its parts that it
will at once be recognized as the same, though
somewhat soiled by exposure to wind and sun.
Yet"when War shall have smoothed his wrlnk-
led front" you will find him the same gay and
happy c-s as of yore.
In conclusion l would say hope that God
will take liking to you ALL,
So when this ftfu life has hed
And am done with staff and rod,
only ask that you may tread
With me the pathways of our God.
Much Yours,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

The more SO, because this movement,
originates with the recipients Of Executive
6yor and patronage, some Of whom bold
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16
Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTLESS.
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...
In the District Court,
. May Term, 1864.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
MGbtcal.
How TO Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

Il heir 10 N impurity Of the blood. The hoOd be-
comes impure frSm many causes, Iapure air or
change OF weather, unwholesome food and exposure
are among the principal causes of impunty Of the
blood, The symptoms are giddiness, headache, con
lusad thoughta, eyes dull snd heavy, Dire con
stiPation of the bowels bad taste in tao mouth foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs.
oss sl aPpeute, seepess nights, Oohe, eraHap, pain
matism, pukng and purEing, ehills and feVsrs mors
or less accompanying these, and loAg lrain Of roub
lesome and dangerous afeeGOns all u which may bs
preyeated and cured BY taking u few doses OF Or
STRlOkLAND's VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They viii purity the bSodand put
the stomashi bowels and liver in healthy condition
Ihey ara particularly suitable for ohroni0 and nervous
diseases. Every iarnlly and eVOry soldier should
Keep supply OF these Pills, many diseases ara oh
Vlaeed by their use. They md and safe medl
taking cold.
sod ey al druggists, or sent TO any part on receipt
oI eenis and stamped envelope, address,
Il, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
Aiberp Stable.
JAmEs cATHoARTrs
LIVE RY STAB BILE,

Brice Dhies OH stand, Jefferson street, inaTae-
IA diately opposite the market. where may be had
Al alt hmes the best OF hAinoss horsea, buGBiss car
riages, &e.
Reasonable terms. anI0daln
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
BE SAFE TRoM THE PANGs OF WANT

Would these shildrsA have coHliortasle home, and
Inc means of eaueahoa2 Would this We be indepen-
dent Of ne Sed charities OF the wsrldt Nsud this
aged and feeble parent be provided FORT Would my
estate nav ,ay deStss Would there bc sacrifice OF
prepey BY iOFsad Gales oil administrator 10 meet
the demands OF creditors made when the market
tends downward, AAd tam prices cannot be realAedf
How few can answer these question their satisiae-
toni They eAT ask thsm, and cherish the belief
that they have long lease e. Tins Is both fool
ism aud eOWsrdiy The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
plantation Gittrrs.
s.. T.--l98O--x.


Parsccs Of sot,ntsrv hsljt. ,rophli .h ,yool,n..s
isss,tsde naIp,tspon Of the heart. oc, or .nnohte
d,strsss sfer sot,ny. torn,d Iiver co,.,ir,,,on a.
ieservo 10 If ey viii MOI, try tna cslelr,ted
1H AMY TATF6M RRTTE z
"hch are no" recommended oy the highest medical
beneficial ehnet They are exceedingly arreaile per.
ecuy pure and must soroede all olher tores where
a healthy, gentle sumulant ia reuu,red
Ihey purify, strongthen and inylaorste;
Ihoy create aes'hy "ppeu'e'
Ihey are an an'ao'T 70 chSnEe OF water ana d'e'
Ihey o'er'oins el'sS's o. 'sspaAon ana late hoursi
Ihsy strengthen 'he system ana onllven the mIndi
They purify the broath and eoi,hty OF She stomael4
They cure dyspepsia and oonsupatio
They cure diarrhea, cholera and cholera morbus,
They cure liver compliant and neryous bea,iaepe.
They mako the weelt strong the languid hriu,sni
ana are ehnaus'eu nh'ur"H RIea res'orer' Ihey are
composed oi inc ee'eofeled cshseya BARK winter
green ssAssas roo's ana herbs all pTossrF'dn per-
'eeay pare H. CrolE rum
&c. Ihaye giyep the pIantation Rjttars IN huna.
reds of our disabled soiars with tho mos, ,stonish.
ing effect. CIV. ANDREWS
.,rt soId;or., Hama o,nc,nra, -
"" . The Plantation BitteEs have cured me Of liver
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
oF nARrPoRD, dONNEOrIoUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE

TINHE Astns grants poho,es FOR LIFE, for term
i Of years, Endowment policies and childIens En-
dOwment. Also, Non Foreitlng Policies, on which no
payment 10 required afer ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses IN this city
wlthIu the last six months
Among all the oontuvancea Of men 10 protect ttle
family circle from want, none found more sim
pie ia character noble la It's features, certain III
it, results, than Life Insurance it 10 the prop which
the dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
preas ann esIoak flaakinu.
WynkOOn's Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases OF THE throat, chesland pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insldiuus and dangerous. The
properties of medicine 20 alleviate, curo and uproo
these complaints, must he eXpectOrant, anodYn0 aud
uyigorating lOoaenng the mucous of he throat, and
iuparng tone 20 the entire system. No discovery M
medical science mastered this class Of daeases
like Dr. WyukoOps iceand PectotN ttiuused with
lhe most astonishing results In n eases of hroncht
Influenza, whoopmg cough, dWthcra or putrid sore
throat asthma, Group, coughs, colds, nervous irrta
hity, Sc.
The Roy J J Potter ccrtifes that ''I have uscd Dr
Wynkoops pecioral Tor several years, myself snd in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended It to many othera aud have never
seen It's equal" Rev. J j.. Potter, Brooklyn N. y
Hundreds and thousands OF important lestimOni-
als could he produced, showing It's remarkable cures
and that Il never fails.
IL Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Oil.
cad, Peruvian Balsam, Elocampane, Cumirey, Bur
dock, aud other invaluable eXpUotsrant and tome in
gradients. tits harmless, prompt and lasting. In
yaltds aud suferors cannot afford TO neglect trial
Every family shonld have IL. u In remarkable Tor
Group. Full deseriptions recommendations aud di
ections accompany each bottle
Bold in Dayton by " W. Stewart and all principal
dTuRgiatB.
Prepared by Dr. x D wynkoop aud sold by p.s
Barnoa Co., New York. so23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Evon where he has them ints eternity syl'
tbs 1enest dstnr saasnss ks oonhdng creditor When
fate soeIaea lsass PrOPLSus In moral ana moItuI
sense W in enc eat weapon by which 10 ROB DEAN OF
Iaet any hasbAna father, sen, ask hnseii "li was
to die to -nElht, would those VINO are deai 10 ihe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

tits the hand Of tue provdent father reaching
forth Om the grave, and stil nourshing has otsprng
and keeping together the family. by IT. the faithful
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRICRLAND's MRLLdFdUoUs COUGH
BALKAN.

This ls the best and cheapest rsaody for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, AsthmA, WhsopnG OeuRh, and
Consumption. BYerJ rJbody who has ried this sxeel
lent bssam enthusiastically recommend ID. Mrs
mltohel Barr street, CiRGSnnah, says she has been
fearful sufferer with cough for many ysarn bad as
not 60 be able 10 walk aP shdrs She tSok one bottle
OF this Balsan, aud has been bstar sines, and
advises all VINO have Coughs, 6oda and Asthma 70
ry shs valuable Cough RalsaI Fiitg esnts pes bot
tie. Sold by all druglrsh, and manuikotired ii No
east Fourth street, Sinc4nnah.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
ftlguraWR.

Buckeye Mutual Insurance 20.
19LRE AND M MARrN u.
NO sCRIP DIvID RN ID s
Profits Divided In Cash Among stock and
Policy Holders.
Takes Marine hazards Of AL kinds. F1re rshs on
buid,nas, Merchandise, Furuitdre Vessels IN Port,
aud the better GLASS of risks generally.
Dir tors:
VIM. Mart, ?. Chamherin,
r peitoa, J. =. Robinson
Amssa stone, Jr,, Wm. Wollh0usoi
L, d. Hudson, o. NJ Ogiatl,
II Garrotson, b. W. peliOn,
a. j. Breed.
ofRcs--Ouatrs Exchange. foot Of superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
WILLIAM HART, President
q. D. HUns0s Secretary.
autD j. w. srOPPELMAN, Agent at Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
QUAC OK Err V.

1 EARNESTLY caution all young mon suffering
from Nervous Debility, &C., against ondangering
Their health by patronizng any OF the advertising
quacks You can fully recover by the methods used
by the adv cruiser, and by hundreds of Others and in
no other way. Read letter which will send YOU Il
you will send me post paid envelope bearing your
address. Direct 10 EDWARD n. TRAVER,
de2SdawGm Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
LIFE IrISU RANCE l

capital is their and Integrity SHOULD insure their
lives 20 amount OF nalf their liabilities. saah an
act Of SiserasIed honesty Wien known 10 thst erad-
itOra would lusby increase ther confidence IN them.
N would shSw that they did not wish 70 leave their bsa
friends exposed to any yavoidabecontmgencyi and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
Goat anu GGauon,
New Coal and Weed Yards.
S.A. DICKEY 4 CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
90 AL A MD WOOD

YARDs-Wayne street, between Tllrd and CANAL and
Corner OF First and Canal.
WE are now prepared to furnish the public wi b
wv the very best fuel 70 be obtained Our stouk a
large and comprises every variety of the best ana
most popular qualities OF coal
The best quality of SUGAR, HICKORY and other
kinds Of WOOD always en- hand.
Coal aud Wood delivered TO any part Of tho city, at
the lowest prices for psrior article Give us cali
are d0tsrminod to give the best possible bar.
gains.
orders may be len a. Nsh, Bennett Go 3, THIRD IL
and John y. Edgar's Grocery, Nam street.
aulsdlm Ia. DIoKEY 90.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
LOOKS THE DANGER IN EHE FACE,

That no may graphic with It the wise man, that he
may study 10 natTe and paae it's threatening The
OF paiauon are at hand, OF easy access To all
tits -.
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relative Dc.true,l,cnes- Of SHOT and

hNN aRAANe ueeANuCNANcmFaA OF AnNN and
shell.
NJ DutOur, q surgeon Cf the French navy has
published an Interesting account Of the wounded
st6meu Gho were brought TO the naval hospital
st Chefbourc aler the engagement between the
Ah'ug'a end the henrsdrge. Que Of too first
r'r art suggested by reading M Dufour's state
mcL' rs that the grcatef number Of wounds were
rly' not by the cannon shot Of she'll bus by
sp'-.'r, from the ship. II hiss been observed By
t1'H sreecns that since tle use Of shells In
Ia,ai ,rgugemeui5 the distraction OF bun.u life
i' 90 much greater thau when round shot
rt"., ".s used. Il has been learned Cron the
t'.c .'4 cnlag ncnt hat il l. an ctr0c TO sup
l'' .b"i thc plating OF wooden shipe projects
90. cote" from he spliutCrs scat cred aGout
D increasing cSbrc of the guns used in
uuf'l1 warfare requires greater nunbor OF
o. 'U ',rvu ttcm, and It follows that ono shot
my cause more destruction by striking a cOla.
pHC cup of men. This was the case on board
The 1io.1md. a she'll trcd from the HoarSur1c
tal'Es CnJuF nineteen men who were serving
onD OF the 4 .daDia's guns, killed or wounded
6f''cu. 7, ,C Iic5am0 tired altogether 30 shots,
Of which tUH CTeutcr number were fired from
hCwi'3gl. There were but l62 shots Cred by the
hS0'sqrCc. NuhOdy appears 70 have been Killed
by the round SLOT: all the injury was inflicted
directly on indirectly by the shells. The captain
OF the htarsag0c very soon ceased firing from his
four 32-poundCrs, which produced little eF'ct.
and used bis two ll.iuch howizers aud riled
20pOunder placed forward The victory WAS
gained by these three pieces alone.
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PROPOSALS.

a., QUARTRRMASTER GENERAL s
693L Office, Fret Division,
wasHHGroH CIrr. October l, 1884.
HORSE6i HOgSESit HORSES III
Horses suitable Artillery and Cavalry service will
be purchased at GIEBBoR0 DEPOT, Ia open market, tn
November 1, 1884.
A. q. M, and be subjected 10 the usual Governmont
inspection before being accepted.
Price OF Cavalry Horses, SlT6 each.
Prioo OF Artillery Horses, $50 each.
Payment will be made ior slX 90 and moro.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel First Division,
10 1881 QuArternsster- Generals Olhoe.
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JETF. DAVIS-NEw ONENs Of TIIE
APpuO tCITgSG UND.
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improvements are making in the ugly, formal
barracks buildings which dishgure Edinburgh
Castle. The barracks are now made TO harmonic
with the general architecture Of this noble old
structure.
The Prussian soldiers now occupying kiel
are excessively addicted to smoking, and an
anecdote is told of two rihemen who in the recent
campaign, popped at each other from behind two
trees situated short distance apart. Suddenly
one of them, German, held out cigar, with a
polite bow. The other, understanding a. once,
adyanced half way, and was met by tho German.
an courteous silence the German lighted his cigar
at that of the Dane. Bowing again politely, they
withdrew to their respective places and ten
minutes afterwards, by some fatality, shot each
other through the heart.
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s,E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SIS
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NUARTERMIAsTRR's OFFICE.

OUARTERMASTBRs OFFICE,
roo.0, ,i P9iIApsLrA a Ps SccSss O. 1894
o'eloek MONDAY, October II, 1854 for the lmne-
sia!e dSy.ry Lo Sned states Store House. HAnOVes
iS iss. eso 'I' iSS esch) Ynch hole nuts, wrought
kegs 5l1o lbs. eAoll inch hole nuts, wrought
kegs (iCo ibs EACH s,lnch hole nuts, wrought
5Eets }itSi ~ sse6} inch Goio washers.
5000 toet i-Ieh, square edged, seasoned white oak
25O0 eot II,lneh, square edged seasoned white oak
lu9,PsI, t S,6 ss, 6est quality ada, ,. al. Inn,
6OfoO feet shch no, edged soasonSd vhtooak lumber,
1900 iet ~ inch, no, edged seasoned white OAK lun
Der, best quality,
300 fdet s-inch, edged seasoned white oak lan-
100 Zee Finch, not dyed. seasoned white oak lun-
5dC50fes inch, not edged, seasoned white oak hum
2tO0 feet ineh square edged, ash lumber
2 COO iest inch, square edged seasoned ,hluuoeT
700 iett 9iuch square edged, seasoned ash lumber
2OO feet Inch, square edgsd seasoned ash lumber,
sOcO iest 3-nch, square edged seasoned ash lumber
5000 feet i-inch, squa-s-edged seasoned ash lumber,
2sOO feet lneh not edged, seasoned hickory
5sOCS et 2inch, mot edgsd seasoned hickory lumber
5000 feet inch, edged, seasoned hlcSOyshaSsr
best quality.
| 30 tons 2b by q iron, tire
| is tons ~ by - iron, tire.
| tons lE by 5-l6, iron, tire
| 10 tons o. IL round iron.
| 6tonH ia round iron.
| tons A rOund iron.
| 10 tons 1915 round iron,
| 10 tons IA square hammered ron.
| 20 bundles NO. 20 sheet iron.
| 10 bundles No 20 sheet iron,
| 10000 pounds white lead, Lewis pure,
/ 6pounds raw Turkey Umber,
All ofthe above described TO be Of the sett quality, and
subject 70 the inspection Of An nspee1 appointed on th'
| part Of the Government
Bidders viii state price, both in wring and nguFos and
i the amount quantity ofeaeh article bid for.
Each bid must be guaranteed Dy two Yeepenaible peS
whose signatures ustbe app0naed 20 the
aud certified 70 As being good and sAcen security for
the smount Involved BY the United states Dct Jadse,
Attorney Collector, other ntbhe oheer Otho wise
the bid will not be considered. -
Tke right 10 reserved TO reioct all bids deemed teo
high and no bid ffom defanltng contractor VIII BE- re-
| ceived, - -,
PAi'inen' o'' GBORGE n. ORATE,
4 1A.thet Captain and A. y N.
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AND FINE TAILORING
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OFFICE CHIEF QUARTRRMAsTRR

~ CISCHNAri, Ohio, October u, fss4.
Proposals are Invited by the undersigned until THURk
DAY, October 90 1864, At u O'Clock b., hnShne the
Department (by oontract) with: g.
WOOLks bLANkETs, Army STANDARD.
Also fUr the immediate delivery Of
s1hBLE FROCKS, Army Standard
And the following material for TrimmlgI 10 be equeE
TO osamples which can be seen at this ofhco -
BLUE FLANNEL LINING, for SACK Goats;
CANVAS PADDING, for Jackets.
y BROWN MUSLIN (lighD, for Sack Coat RieeV0
x, IRowS MUSLIN Choavy), for jacket Sleeve
GREY FLANNEL, or Domet Lining for Jackets
Samples may be seen At the onleS OF Clothing anN
Equipage in this city.
robe delivered frec OF eharse at the United States In
specon Warehouse In this city, IN good packages
with the Of tho party furnishing tho Kind and Qusn
package
Parties offering goods must distinctly state IN their klds
the qudnty they propose TO furnish the priee and o
ofdelveiy.
Samples, when submitted, must be marked and nuu-
bsrod TO correspond with the proposal and the parties
thereto mast guarantee that the goods shah every
respect equal TO Army Standard otherwise the popssa
VII not be considered.
Aguarantee signed by two responsible persons. uust
accomphny each bid. guaranteeing that the bidder win
supply the articles awarded 70 him under his proposal
Bids will opened Thursday October III, 1884, at
2oeock p M, this oee and bidders Requested to
be present.
Awards win be made on Friday, October 81, 1864,
Bonds viii be required that the contract will be fahAs
fulncd.
Telep relating TO Proposals win not he noticed.
Blank forms Of Proposals. Contracts, and Bcnds may bO
oLtsned at this Office.
The rsAt to reject any bid doomed unreasonable 10
reserved
Endorse envelope "Proposals for ------," aaA
address Colonel WILLIAM W. MoKfAf,
p-ls-U Chief Quarcrmaster, Cincinnati Depek.
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OROPosNA FoR PAPRR-

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BuRHAU oEPRovisIoss AND CLoruING
,,--, -.. October 4, l36f.
VIII be receive cd at this Bureau until oolook r. M - tha
ssi fa OF Oeoher instant for furnishing and deliver nl
~ ne NAVY ard at Brooklyn, n Y, Five Hundred RsE AZ
Tie paper to be white. I3k Inches by isK inohest
weigh s pounos 20 the ream and be made of linen socS
70 Dc ruled q lines on each page leaving Inch marE
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Samples OF quality and se Of the paper may he goen e
tho Omos OF the Inspector In charge the NAVY Yar
~ ~ BOSTON, New York, aRd Philadelphia, and Al Tits
Bureau l0-8-tk