Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-23
PROPOSALS.
DROPOBALS FOR ARMY TRANS.
L P0RTATION,
OFFICE or TIM DEPOT QuARTERMAsrpR,
ForT LEAyESwoRTH, KArsAL !

OFFICE or rHE DEPOT QuARTERMA,rpR,)
| fort LEAyErwoRTH, KANSAS,
Scaled rrorc',l' viii be reesivsd Al III, oRo,
until 70 O'Clock, m on the alst day Of DECEMBER.
i'6i for The REORGANIZATION n Military supplies
during The wear Is65 on the following ro,,t.s
EOvIE No L-Ffom Forts Leavenvorth, Lars
mic hrd Rl'y, and ether depots that may Be sstab-
lishRd during the above year on the west bank OF
the Missouri river, north Of Fort Lesvsnvorth,
and soutn OF latitude "a grees north, 70 any
10 Territories OF NebrssEs, Bskota, Idaho, md
Utah, and south Of latitude ~ degrees north, Nnd
east Of longitude ia degrees west, and In the Ter
ders 10 state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 miles
At which they will transport said stores in each OF
the months from April to september, inclusive, OF
ROUTE No 9-Frcm Forts Lesvenworth, nnd
Riley, 10 the state OF Kansas, and the town Of
sSon. hat IHs are s'c or may 81 ). ~ o,s
Of Kansas, or in the Territory OF Colorado, south
Of latitude 30 degrees north, drawing supplies
Nj, nr other depot that may be designated In that
Territory TO Fort Garland, and to any other
The rave per loo poupds per 100 mia, a, vbish
they will transport said stores In each Of toe
months, from April to September, Inclusive, of,he
RorTE No. Prom Fort Union, or such otter
depot as may be established In the Territory NJ
New aeS,Sp' 70 ny p9s,, Of stations mat are Or
posts or stations as NAV he designated In the
Territory Of Arizona and the state Of Texas wet
the rate per 100 pounds per 100 miles At which
they will transport SAID stores In each Of tue
months from June TO November, inclusive, Of the
year ICES.
The weight to be transported each ye.r will 70.
exceed 10, 900 OOj pounls on Route No 1900 %
pounds on Route No and 100000 pounds m
Route No. Z.
An additional per centsge will be pNid for trs
trAns pOrtation OF bacon, hard bread, pine lumbr,
shingles, or any other stores.
BdderB should give their names In full, a. " III
AZ their place OF residenee, and each proposal
should be accompanied by bond in the sum NJ
ten thousand doilarr, signed by two or more re-
fpOnsthle persons, guaranteeing that 10 case eon
tract Is awarded for the route mentioned in the
proposal, to the parties proposing, ths contract
Will be accepted and entered Into, and good and
sufficient security iuroished by said par'ss In 40
cOrdAnco with the terms OF this adverti, e "t.
Tho at cunt Of bonds required will be ss follows:
On route NO ..eloo,ooo
On route No 2.''''''..'......'...,. 100000
Tn route No. s...................... 10000
satisfactory evidence OF the 10y atty and solvenoy
OF the bidders and person offered 3, security will
be required.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals for Army
tt ans portation on Route No :" ~, or ~, ~
the casC may be; and none will be entertained uu.
less they fully comply with all the rsquiremsnss
nf this Advertisement
Parties TO whom awards are made must be pre-
pared To execute contracts At once, and to give the
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
same.
Contracts will be made subject to the ApprovA
Of tho QuaTtermA ster General, but the right II re-
served to reject any bids that may be offered.
CuutTactuts must he In readiness for service by
the trst day OF April, 1865, and they will be re-
Iurr 10 have place Of agencies At or In the VI
entity Of Forts LeAvenwOrth and Union and other
GepOiB that may be established, at which thay
may be communicated with promptly and readily.
BY order OF the QuArtermaster General.
H. c. HODGES,
uol?.38d Captain and A. q. NJ, U. 4 A.