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The New York herald., 1864-07-22

uuE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON HAS RsIuRSsU
from Paris aud can be onsa.iea on ,ne pssssn. paA
-, surs She Is The greatest sprtualist med'ea, suu
s.,ness sIry yant that ever WAS huown Her ssi ma
ar :. e5 the learned In the world she Nrinss
ioseher ong separated causes speedy %
80 mai uaycr failing make beioved ~ vVss
hsrsiioL once 81 Fourth avenue, above Tweev nHU
street LADIES', 81 cents; gentlemen. ". ~
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

a., .,nn Two LADIES DxsiRoUs GF suuma,
.ZUU. ing their devotion 20 the f.af,9's % r n,siI
SIS vi, be well provided for anJ pronniF raia h'afess
LoysNy, box kSs5 Pos oMcs,
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

CL,TRvoYAYT- YOU WISH THE TRUTH, 90 AT
" once 10 Iadsn ROSS She gbows ikeuess OF future
hshs or aud fats p htng those seusrHed
iog,tlsr No % West Twenty seventh street between
SAth and seventh avenues. Rim. the basement BELL
Hours from . IN the morning TN in the evening
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
4 BETTER .AsrRoLo0Isr Is Nor r0 sE FouNl

| rDSA FlDE MISUNDERSTANDING WILSON
~ at remains at ts9 Alien street, near stanton, over
! ths aaknry Beware of Imposition.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

w ARfBD-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. A GOOD COOK,
~ washer aud ironer; also a good chsmosrmaid an =
waitress both must have good city reterences Apply at
3 bh sv, corner Of lsth 81, basement door
from 10 II A. n, -
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
AsTROLO0 7.

A STOEISHtSa MADAME MORROW, skvEyTH
n daughtsr with natural gih OF foresight, Tel how
soon AMI often you w marry e,en yonr thonshs Magic
Image in .ui her equal he founh: shows
ikeres your ntsnel husband and absent freaas la<
Lud street four doors IRON Houston street. Gentlemen
not admitted
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

ATN0 2PAFK PLACE-oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS
~ bounty pad 70 soldiers csharged for received
IN rattle Aso ~ those ssrvins tbre. ments
BROWN 4 SHELDON.
Military and Naval Banking OH!co
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

JlRAPr INSURANCE OFFICE. 27 BROADWAY =
~ Insurance against draft for ono year. S0 for two
years $50; for th.ee yeara ssp 70 ~ me states pren
all liable craft opp5run ~ to secure sU5st
iulna Send for circulars eying fnl part culsis
ALFRED KERsIIAW, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

4 GREAT CHASos 70 HEAR TIE TRurH.-MA.
n dame sTtrNLES has opened her place, and in
yes To- and Tie public visit her her residence
ITO woostef street.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

w ANTED-IH SMALL FAMILY. TWO GOOD
" girls one must be good cook washer and ironert
he other must understand sewing and do the mp stairs
work Apply 81 o Esst 4yth st. between ID and Sd ava
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

ArtpNug ROSA. GREAT NAru RAJ cLAtRVoYANr
IVA and sprt vie ou s reveals yonr whole ne, lrn sno
- he crave; shows future partner n drean
olr, No IA Third pear Fory second s4seI oon
autetsons 81.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

~ro IMPo ,fFioN THE NEvBR FAILING AAoAN
~ STARE from Europe who was hnrn WI sns 80
l,t * cTrn, f,us sd cal Ga rvoyan sue I'm
ia y, % past present ani rri,Ss, .;,ovs
ron orrrct likeness your flt rf hsesun az anssns
H. sas ler equal not &, pc ieql ~ n,oeso.,n, w
~. y, az cne who 81 snrpsss her ~ her ptole-son w
stu Sh tfis ynu q ne pe'han -. you ..y
sAIt -. ts,,n,y No az Fourth Rycnus b-tween Twen
,vt6ird and twenty fourth streets Name on he aoov
Gentcn,en not admitted
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

AT THE MERCARTILE AoENcY-w ANTeD TO DAY,
n assistant drug clerk drv goods
saesman shipping clerk sntry clerk gocsy sslesmac
men for Erie Railway Other situations open. Herchapts
a. soNGoMERY 4 CO, sS Bresdwsy, room T. up Stars
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

.qAD,a WALTER, TRF WORLD RrSowNEp CLAIR
M v,tani NAV 363 Cana sire Z M
ene gght ony Wher win reveal the m str cs o. the
pe, prescut With such accuracy thHt " as
sattHfIe'lon.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
WHOLE NO. 2O7.

The National Tax Law. il a< s'
The Stamp Act.
Tie Conscription Act.
The Proclamation.
The 100000 Loyal Ofice-hoiders.
The Bogus Governors.
The Bogus States.
The Army of Provost Marshall
The Bastiles. ..,.,ss 49,. g..
The Legal Tender Notes.
And many otl,sr things not herein
mentioned. .-s
Title indisputable. Nothing but
gold and silver viii he received in pay
ment. .r...r
PsEs,pENr MApnscN,Nhc is justly
regarded as the father ofthc constitu-
tion in discussing in the. constitutional
convention the question of emancipa-
tion by the genaGal government, said:
II vas struck With surprise when |
heard him (Mr. Wy,he) express HIM
self alarmed with respect to the eman'
cipation Of slaves. Let me ask if ttses
(,he NJ r,h) should even atte,npt it, ifit
will not be 3 usu,Iation OF power?
There is no power to warrant 1t in that
paper (tAc constitution). If there be,
1 know it not. But why should it be
dones Says the gentleman For tho
general welfare; it wiN in$ase strength
into our system Can any member
-of this committee suppose that emanci-
patton will increase our streOgths'
Can any one believe that the Americaa
councils will come into a measure which.
v n strip them ef ti.eir property, and
discourage and ALLEVIATE the affections
Of fve-thirteenths Of the Union?"1 'rSs.
Is not the reasoning of President
Madison as pertinent to our present
situation as it was to the circumst; nces
attending Its utterance! THIS 50 FAR
a. the policy of emancipation by force
is concerned. AS to tie c9pstl'utioaus
right, shosasl his opinion, as'the author
of the constitution: or Mr.. Iincoln's, be
entitled to greater rcspec? .a. rF..a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
THE REBELS FUR LINCOLN

From the Richmond Enquirer eeptS,
The Democratic nominees in the
United States-are Mcclellan for Pres
idept and Pendleton or vice President
What concern have the people Of the
Confederate States IN tho fate of these
csndidatsa at tue approaching cleo
ton? Incur opinion, the interests
;s1d hope OF peace is not greatly ad,
vanced by these nominations. From
Gen. Mcclellan cur people can have
hut little hope Of peace, other than re.
construction peace What hope
do his antccedents hold out that should
encourage our people to believe that
he would yield cur nationality any
sooner than Mr.. Lincoln? He is BY
far tie moe dangerous man for us;
had his pclicy been pcrsistently follow
ed, and the war conducted on the prin-
ciples.of, civilized warfare { he might
have divided our people and, perhaps,
conquered our liberties. With con-
sur.niate abilities, he clearly : foresaw
That emancipation might possibly: free
the nc egroes, hut S'could not 1unitetae
sections; that confseatien might en-
rich bis s1adiers, baut1cosld nqt recon
Fcilc our people; hence with an earnest
and honest, love for the Union, he
avoided those fatal acts, and conducted
the war for the restoration Of the
Union: rather than the tlestruction Of
the. South .c His policy was the olive
branch in one hand and the. sword ia
the other, to conquer by power and
tcobciliate by kindness. 9 It was . dan
gerous policy for US; for if the anchor
ating hand If Federal Kindness had
softened the rigor of war, our: people
would not have been subjected to these
terrible fires of suffering by which MI
Lincoln has hardened every heart and
steeeled every sentiment against seu.
| merciless foes. As . sincere seces,
sionist, proferr:ng war and nationality
to peace and the Union. we looked up
! on the fact of difference between n,
Lincoln and Gen. Mcclellan as thu
proper policy of conducting the wal
as peculiarly fortunate for our cause
We baited the proclamation Of emanci
patton and confseation, and the polio,
Of plunder aud devastation. as sur,
pledges Of our ultimate triumph; the,
were terrible ordeah, but they most 81
fectualiy eradicated every sentiment .
! Union, and a,rousing the p ide ssawel
as the interest Of our people, inaame'
the patriotism. Of ,he whole. uaiil the.
vosld have secepted death - prsfsrabl
Ito ultimate defeat. 80 - .,.'l !, ~.
r Nox, hetweeu Mcclellan and Liz
leota there sre many points u, diae,
,fsasesssy y:ths former Il 81 man Of stalen.'
snfornstion Of iirmness and .grss
military experience and abi'ity-th
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
HDWA D:ASSOCIATiON D

PH'LADEI PHlA, PA. ''.'''0n. =
ni,sa,es Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
- and Serual Systems-new and reliable
trcatment-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSeJATON-Sent BY mail in seaied ,et-
ter envelopes; free { cf & charge Z Address, Dr..
J. SKILLlN HOUGHTON, Howard Asscci-
alton, No. South Ninth Street. Phiiadel-
phia, Pa. ~(nt2v5y1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
The Macon Georgia Appeal saysas

7 "The occess,ohe IL 9aia conservative
/ Demoeiatlike rMcClellau tol The Pre$1
ldency, whs would ton,.tiot the war o..
more humane principles Who would
repeal the einanclp ,t;on prcclamatioU,
and probably make 'oyertures to the
South to return to Ese Union; With =
guar. ntee of al! cons'i utionai rights
would do infinitely more to pitralyze
the Sja,h, and nuild up .reeonstrue-
ton p ,rty in our miust--a m ,st fatca'
'calamity-than the combined efforts Of
the party IN power"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
FN2.Me.fO2.s5 Sale

1HAvE FOR SALE in Paris TOWNSHIP,
an improved farm Of 12s acres, 10 acres Of
it good timber. wilt sell it on reasonable
terms to = cash purchaser. For particulars
call at my residence or address by letter, -
GREGORY MARSHALL, L,,.ra
n1ensI -, H. New Oregon, Iowa. !,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
RenI Estate for
.... Sale, !,

THE subscriber will sell good dwelling
Shop in New Oregon, Iowa, upon tho most
No1s R."s. if :ss :.son r:
The house sud lot is on Main Street. an
is conveniently situated as TO tho business,
water, &c.. the land is within one halt mile
of New Oregon. For information enquire
Of Geo. w. Pierce, New Oregon, Iswa, Of thu
subscribsr as Fayette, Iswa. n14tf /
Fshy. ., 1864. , D.J"A. WALKER.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

VoLuNrEERs ATTENTioN.-Eur
the arrangements Of the SYSTEM iac:-
dental to tho change Of liet, Wounds.
E,uptions, and Exposures which every
Volunteer is liable to, there src no rem
ridies so safe, convenient aud reliable az
Hollorays Pills and Oi,,t,aeAt Jf
the reader of this i''no.;ce'' cannot get =
box Of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store in his place, let hia write ia nae.
$50 Maiden Lane, enclosing tho AMOUNT
and I will ,msil . box free Of ,axpsnse.,
Many dealers viii not. keep nI1sd3ci-i
mes on hsna because they eahoot taaec'
a. muehr profit as on o>aaA ttsea
make. IS cents. SO cents. en- Az
! lper box Of poi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

Being 2,2oo ,crce in 'Chickasaw ard 1870
hs .s1 r WAR nr vsd
term. apply to Geo. w. Jones. Dutuqu.
w. R. Mead, New Oregon, Howard Co.; or
G,S c, Scott, McGregor, Iowa. ,g;rag j .
March, 4th 1864. sra --.a,.-;a., ht6m6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
"A .PhAYEK Fur LIBERTY.

49,, TuNE.America. -,
God save our wretched land,. 49,
From L,ncolu's traitor band,
- ; .as From wo and blight; ID.
Make all the people brave, -,a
e.' To shout Ger land and wave,
Arise, our homes to save,
In freedoms might.
Save us from copscript fate,
From abolition hate
Our country's foe;
Restore the laws again,
L l. The constitution plain )'& "
+ Give back without stain t~
OfLincoln's wo.
o God, our fa,her's friend,
Who taught them to defend
IN Sweet libertys
Teach us the lessons rare,
OF those who nobly dare, ,
:, Their stubborn breasts to bte,
For liberty. K,
- D'wn with thu, traisOF b.nd,, !.
- The pale faced con:raband-
White negro-knaves;
Up with the banner bright
Of liberty and right
God gave to people white,
Z I But.lot to slaves.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

Booth; the tradgedian, had . od,okea
nose. A lady on &C remarked TO hin'
II like your action Mr. Booth; but, to ba
frrnk with you, L can't &c. over your
nose" ":No wonder nadam,'' replied he
sthe bridgeis gone !.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

Fanatica! Puritanism and selfish ostrae
ISM, A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
NAGLE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
~ 3p &H&h Ia -
s. NJ. Cole Proprietor.

NEW OREGON. IOWA.
Having purchased the above hotel and
made such improvements as the wants of the
public seem to demand, solicit . share of
public patronage. Stages leave this house
daily for all points east and west. fnlv!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
p, Dunn ,

p.DuMa,
"A. Fashionable tailor. at the old record
sr's efice, Decerah, Iowa All work
-4 warraatyd to fit, and made IN the most
fashionable style. Cutting done At short
notice aud warranted to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

d The GsEAr NATIONAL AucrioN
8ALE.--,The Government in the
persop6f. Abraham Lusoln, Will retire
to private life on the 4.h Of March, 49,
65., His Admins tration having selsc-
tod many things which will be Of no
ass to his successor, who will, admins
|4er the government in accordance with
|the, ,Constitptiop Of the. United SssseR
viii dispose Of for ;sEho'a it may eop-
ssrn,"', ",.the following relies:
The Nat;onal debt Of 81, 900, 900, 900.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
((EORGE W. PlEkC +.
E)REsTON SToRE

FokEsroS S'oHn
yR.CAREH, D.aleres Dry Gooas cvnap ns1-
.r;s,. Hats and Caps, BoSts and Sh"es: Er...
,rv. H,riware, C!o:hins,s Books A""'''''
asd other go,d,,.: = ~ nroa.c, in
.~rrn Az k;nds stss""''' s'' p''4 Ini7v4
exchange for gods oress''' t"'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

Public Square, Meyregor, Ioua.
Agents for. McCormict.s Reaper, Dow 4
Fowler and Canton Sweeprtdke Thpeshine
Machines, NJ oss T. Williams and 1Brsinaird =
Sugar Evaporators, and Frost's Sugar Cane
Mills. .t r-
Kept constantly on hand, Horse r skies
Cradles, Grind Stones. Flows. &c, in any
quantfty to suit purchasers. Ino44,31y.]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
1EW OREGON HOTEL.

ygsr 5s- % 49,, q, 49,. j, :.
The subscriber has purchased the epove
.amed house in this village which Is no"
1horoughly redtted and epen tor the IecePo :
xicrEM ss,est'a 1le VII spasS, 20 Inh,;s pSiM "
New Oregon lowa, May IL, 1864.
naev;, JAMES c. MCLAUGHLIN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

~oUNTY WARRANTS, wanted: for
u viii n we will: at xiitsmes pay the h;gh-
At prio. in cash. April 5,h 1864:
aaltffs 81 sN.c sK :, ,soN !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
CORPORATION Notites.
PROPOSALS FOR $500, 900. .ocv
i CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENTS fV"N JAW"
or 1875

SEALED PROPOSALS win he received o. the CoSir-
rRoLLER's OFFICE. until TUESDAY. the l'th day Of
NAV 1864 at O'Clock p % when the same WI De paoncy
ouned for the whole OF any part Of tho sum oil inioe
red Thousand Dollars Central Park Improvements Sn'
Stock authorized by Chapter IS Of the Laws OF i1o' ana W
an Ordinance Of the Common Council approved BY the Mayor
April IS. 1900
The ad Stock viii br interest at tho rate oil 'r Per cee'
per a,nusn payable quarter yearly and tho prncp vi" os
redeemed November J. 1916.
The PROPOSALS will state tho amount OF stock desired ana
the p per ono hundred dollars thereof and the persons
who's. proposals are accepted will tn eupon be required TO de-
nosi. with the Chamberlain OF the City the sums a" aided 10
them respectively
On presenting to the Comproler the receipt Of the Cham
ber,n for such deposits the parties will be entitled t" receive
c.i6 for equal amounts Of the par value OF tho STOCK
bearing interest from the dates Of payments.
Each propoon should be- sealed ard indorsed Proposa'
for Con. Park Improvement, Fund Stock snd inciOsed IN
second envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The light reserved to reject OF s Of the bids the
tere.;s Of the Corporation require It,
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
CITY Of New.York Department Of Finance, Compfoier
Office Apil 49, 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Orrlcs OF CossIssARY OF SUBsIsTsson


RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPO-
N SAILS IN DUPLiCATEl will be received BY the under
signed until o'clock onraiUESDAY The 2's mt, 9l
ESCb sTORLS, to DO delivered in Newborn or Brooklyn
80 follows viz:
100 900 pound, Of RICE. clean, good .toG. OAK bar
reIs M, ,dmplSs 20 be .ecn ~ fhir Lror
IS, 1925 GALLONS Of the bes, quality Of PURE VINE
GAR made only from Cider Whisky Tree from all foreign
ad. aud Injurious and Of uniform strength the
Whisky Vinegar taking thirty hvr grains b Carbonate oil pot
ash TO nentrnze ore ounce troy the Cider Vinegar the
same strength may BE- be put up Ia half barrels Of ~ gal
capacity like samples Al this Office Each proposal must
stat, dnty the kind aid quality Of VinesT offered md the
sos, 900 pound, Turks Island SALT: IN sacks;
1000 gallons Of superior BOURBON WHlskfj bar
be 4 good seasoucd white oak slaves ard heads 70
IRON hoops painted Returns required from gauge and In
.peoior 70 be named by the unders med
los, S96 gallons. 6f BECTIFlED WHISKY. to be full
standard Barrels 10 be Of good .oasoned white slaves
and heads, ave twrvrood and four strong iron hoops
'1 j2 noS, S sass, - py b. oSsrei during tho
month Of June, 81 pounds to tho Ouhe IN good ordy
sepsr.t. propoalss,s dspdf> must be made for each
article enn"'ied ani bidder may propose Tor the wAo' OF
s,ie. n Il, the articles must be delivered with the pro-
poas and referred Samples Of Rice ard SAT- must
be- In boxes Of carbOAi tn fully labeled aud NOT ."
printed copy Of this ndyertisement must be sttached to
Zach proposal and too proposals. nnt o. specific comply
ton must contain tue written guaranty Of two responsible
We he airrsisned hereby guarantee tha; should al or
any rar 81 the bid be accepted shall bs duly iaed
recording 70 t. true puPoFt aud conditions also tat WIN
t.n conct with bonds to Ito amount OF Que iourth ths
Of proposed TO be furnished shall BE- executed
II reGuired
Tbs seller. nsne place Of business ard the date OF pur.
chose vel the ~ contents. with gro- tsr ana
ne, weights shipping MARKS lie hereafter designated
rnla b. plauy 4raed On every pscAags All other old
mtrks rnuy, be ohlitersiel
All tho .;or,. viii 30 caery Inspected before their delivery
md comm r. with the aiusd samples Rotu5 OF weights
signed by professional Public Wrsher must b. furnished
Payment s. heretofore to be made IN such funds a. may
bs furnished By tho United states.
Con.cors expected b hold their goods without expense
to the United stats. until required foI 81 pme1 49,
BIpks Jot P,1Do,sls r be furnished at fbfs OF rhich
Esn be ssose ia errc, ddiressed 10 ne uHafs1es
asa fndgy,c9 " PrQposals f0r SvIss'eHce Sforo"
IL r. CLARKE Colonel gnd 4. q. C. and r. ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
Proposals
OyyICa o. Army CLOTHING AND EarrAaH,)
New. YoaK. May !. 1864. Z
No IN BROAD Way

OyyIoH o. Army CLOTHING AND EarrAaz,)
NEW YoRK, May 1854
No. 90 Broadway.
A RMY SUPPLIES. Sealed Proposals will
IA be received this office until IL o'clock, on THURS
DAY the I2th May inst for furnishing by contract at
the depot Of Army Clothing and Equp.ss New fork City
Csnteeus,
Drums, Infantry,
Common Tent Pine,
Spades,
Mes Pans.
Camp Ke.ios.
Camp Colors
Regimen'a Colors
ka,iora Colors
Infantry Trowsep
Uniform Hats,
Forage Caps.
samples or specifications which be this oce
Bidders will state tho quantity they wish TO furnish and how
soon they complete the delivery tbs article they bid for
They will submit with their proposals sample OF the srtice
they propose furnish proper guaranty must accompany
all bids for the faithful performance Il contract
The Uni ed States the right to resct pert or the
whole the bids may be deemed for the interest Of the
service. 49,
here meet the article bid for) and addressed %
LlEUTCOL. ID. H. VINTON
Deputy QUartermsster Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
OrrIcs OF PuncnA,lSs Cor srasIsrEsca. }

(
kAsnrLls, Tenn, April %. 1884
CEALED PROPOSALS Gin Duplicates) are
- invited until u Friday, May - 1854 for fnishn
the Subsistence Department with -Four THOUSAND sn00
head BEEF CATTLE, on the hooL
The delivery OF ths Cattle to take place ct Nashville Tenn.
and 10 commence In FUcn days from the signing Of tho
tract and continue the of thousand q O00) Per
week until the contract be completed
Tho Cattle to DO weighed on the scales and one half o. he
sos. weight determined TO constitute tho net weight ch
shal be the purchasing weight
Tho average Of tho Cattle be at least eleven hund
rcd and twenty i've SS) pounds gross and snna.to be
received weighing less than thousand II OJ pounds
rigid Inspection will be made at each delivery by such
persons ~ the Government may direct
Bulls Ssgs Cows, and iIeiiers will not be received
The bids will be indo.ed Proposal, for furnishing Beef
Cattle and will be directed TO the andersgned at Nashville,
Tennessee.
Each person. and In OF frm every member Of the
frn offering bid must sign hi, to the in full and
accompany q by oath of 10 the National Ooyorn
msnt.
In addition the sbove Il fs required tina, each bds be
present respond TO his bid and be prepared to give
with good and sufficient security for the faithful performance
OF tho contract
FORM OF BID.
do hereby propose to furnish the Subsistence Department
with four thousand O0 head Of Beef Cattle the hoof
strict accordance with the conditions Of the incosed
ment. to be deyersdst Nashville Tenn for the sum
per hundred pounds net offer securities to nv
the names OF - Of County, State Of -
r.. X. HOPKINS, Captain and G. IS. y. 2. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
ORDSAsos OYgIcz, WAR DxPARruKsY
WASHINGTON. May T. 1854
CtFALED PROPOSALS will be received

- EAIyED hoIO DAflC Will Dt received n
- this office until TUESDAY, the 2Ah day Of MAY lea
following quantities ss the undermined Ar1enals viz:
At the Watertown Arsenal Massachu setts, 700 sncA
SHELL.
Attic wa,crvliet Arsenal New. York 10 GOO snch SHELL
At the New York Arsenal Governors Island New.Yo.i
l3,0t08inch SHE'LL.
At the Areghany Arsenal. Pittsburgh 1000 sind
SHELL
Al the Ct Louis AI..n.l Missouri 5Ocs 8incb SHE'LL
These proectiles be made OF the hind Of metal
inspected after the laid down in tie Ordnance Mammal
the tensile strength a the iron 20 be- not less than IL
per square inch Drawings be any Of the U.i
foundery whore cast aud to Do delivered At the Arsh
free oil charge for handling aud transportation. Deyens
De made At the Of not ess than tenth n h
the whole amount contracted fof per week The trst DE-
livery to be made the 18th day OF Juns, 1854
Failure make deli rerles 1T specified time will subied
liver at that time.
Bidders will state icit,y Ito Arsenal Arsnss when
thoy propose deyt aud the number Of proectes hs1
propo-e to deliver each Place II for than one
No bids will bs ered from parties other reeu
founders propreors VI works who known 10 tina "
psitent 10 Be cspsbe Of executing the work proposed
Should any party obtaining Oder Shesother th
those his foandery, they will rejected sd TIA
contract rendered null and void.
Bidders IN incloss with their bids the written acknowtsd
nieuts oi their surr,ie< over their signatures.
Each party obtaining contract viii be Obliged to enter tns
bond with approved agreties for its faithful eyecGtiOp
Upon the award being made successful bidders viii be
tilted and furnished with forms Of contract and bond
The Department tie night to eject any al hs
II not deemed ss;isfscfOry.
Proposals viii be addressed 10 Brig ]on GEORGE D.
RAMSAY Chief Of Ordnance, Washington, ID. c." end -
dorssd Proposals Tor inch Colum5iid She,ls."
GEORGE D.. RAMSAY,
Brgsdier-Gener Chief Of Ordnan's.