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ENGRAVINGs, beautifully colored, Of our
most distinguished officers and men, Of
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and Fishing, Landscapes, Of Clipper
Ships, of the Soldier Returning from the
War, Of the Soldier going to the War ];
alec, Humorous and Comic Scenes Of all
kinds, from 10 cents each to s..
PHOTOGRAPHS OF OFFICERS, and diff
ferent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from s. to $50 per hundrod-l2c. to SOC.
each.
PRIZE STATIONERY of the worry best in
the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE in Eve colors,
representing Cavalry, Infantry, etc. The
Certificate is enclosed in stout paste
board tube. Size l33sI7-beautifully ex-
ecuted. SOC.
MEDALS of all kinds,
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &c, &c.
Agent for the New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company.
Orders for all kinds of goods in my line
promptly filed, on receipt of the money,
without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
l07 Main Street,
Ian I6-3m Cincinnati.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

| GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
VI AGE he he's received. DR.. Coleman respect
fully informs cjtizans and soldiers that he hs5 re-
/ moved his DISPEN5ARY 10
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Maru-sm No. Main street, Cinssinnafi, o.
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Ny books viii show that for tho past five months
my prsctice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year. until il IL DO surpassed BY any
in the State With my general practice il the city,
| treat the following
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coraer Market and Church streets.
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Chronic Cases
TO the Ladies'.

Al Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 50 unfoTtu-
nate TO miscSrry or prove abortion can be carried
to their full time il found pregnant, by giving me e
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12

The RETURNS come in slowly, owine
TO the inclemency OF the weather, ant
We have but little news FROM this State
and none from the east. LesYenworlh
county gives Thatcher about 800 ma
losity and Lee about LOCO. Three
Senators and nine representatives are
excited on the AntiLsne ticket. Atchi-
son county goes the same way By i.50
majority. Wyando;le the same way.
and Johnson likewise. Douglas about
500 majority for Crawford and Clarke
and Jefferson 200 majority tie same
way. We have not sufficient returns
TO base an opinion as to the result in
be Safe.
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What We Propose.

tits our intention to obtain an account
from each one Of our boys who has been
prisoner, a statement OF their treat
ment. their adventures and their escape,
for publication in our columns. We
ask each one TO furnish US with such a
statement. II they will wait upon us
Ne will write it down as they relate II,
and give II TO our readers. We are
satisfied that nothing we can publish
will be of more in,eres, to our patrons
Also. the services, experiences and
adventures Of any Of our soldiers. Give
u' history of your campaigns, boys,
all Of you.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12
County Seat.

This vexed question has been a bane
Of contention for six years 10 this Coun-
ty, and has resulted in no good, but
much harm. All unsettled questions
Of The kind tend 10 reiard the prosper.
Gus development of the country, and
are injurious TO all parts of the County.
Enigrants desire 10 know where the
county seat is to be locaIed permantly,
that they may make their arrangements
accordingly.
This is the third contest in which
oskaloosa has succeeded in gaining a
majority of the votes cast, andAhis Ger
tainly should settle the matter. We
trust ii will be asi,ated no more, but
that feeling Of harmony and god
will be cultivated in all parts of the
County. each section working for its
own and the general welfare. No
course is more unwise and suicidal than
that OF one section of the County try
ing TO pull down another. What is
Tor the good of one portion is for the
good Of all; and in union only is there
strength. ln
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The Result.

We did not get the returns in time te
give the official vote, but name the gen
eral result OF the election in this County
as follows:
McBratney's vote $50. Clouds 867,
Mocnligh.'s sos. PARROTS e7e. Cobb's
i79; Bridgen's l7e. Eyes l79.
For Congress, Clarke's majority 1877.
Gilcrist for District Judge over Brock
way 1893. Jones for Senator $50.
Bennett for Dist. Clerk has a plurality
Of 500.
Golfer for Probate Judge has a ma
joriiy of so.
Supt of Pub. Inst. Mccartney has
SEE votes. Crosby e87. Colby 1875. Par
ker l3S, McCar,ney's plurality over
Crosby So. County Attorney, Spald-
ing has no opposition except l38 votes.
County Seat, Oskalcosa has msjo-
rity of 243.
In the 10Th Dist, III. r. Dution is
elected BY majority.
In the Goth Dist. r Riddle is elect
ed BY IS majority.
Iu the eist Dist. Hendricks is elect
ed by 20 plurality.
Lmsnimep,s to Cons;i;u. lou carried
s.nasi uaaniln s=-sls:
Against sale Of school laads carried
by all iie woes exsep. 35.
Official so;e mex week.
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Wood |! Wood u

We wish all those Of our subscribers
who wish 10 pay for their papers in
wood, to bring it along very soon; and
all who are not subscribers and would
Ike TO take the Independent and pay
for it in wood. do Likewise. We wish
to get our wood for the winter all in
this fall. We will pay cash for good
wood for the amount we need over
what subscribers furnish. Those hav-
ing wood 10 dispose of can give US a
call.
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Winter,

Tuesday, like almost all former cleo.
ton days in Kansas, was stormy and
!disagreea6ie. sleeiing. blowing and
showing. On Wednesday the snow
continued 10 fall until it was several
inches deep, and the face of the eoun-
try wore a decidedly wintry aspect.
Our winters are getting to come on
earlier than in former times, and farm
ers will have to look out for their pota-
toes before the late autumn. AT pre-
sent the sun is shining and the weather
moderating
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the Sth day o
~ October, A. D. 1864, Letters Of AdminisiEa-
ton on the Estate of Elijah Il James. deceased
late Of J. fierson County, State Of Kansas,
were issued 10 the undersigned by the PIobite
Court OF said County and Siats. All person
having claims against said estate, sre require
TO exhibit them tor allowance within one ye Al
after the date Of said letters, or they may be
prccIuded from any benefit az said estate: '.nd
if such claim be not exhibited within three oars
from The date Of said letters. the, wIll be FREY
er barred ELIZABETH JAMES,
PIG 3ws2 Administrators.
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Administrators Nat;ce.

NOTICE is hereby given. that on 70 l7ih day
y Of October. A ID. 1864 Letters # Adm in
istration Upon The estate Of Lydia u Pear-alls.
deceased. late Of the County OF jefferson. and
State Of Kansas were issuel 20 the undersigned
by the Probate Court Of said County and STATE.
All persons having claims ag 4inst said estate are
required To exhibi, them for allowance within one
year from the daie Of sal letters or they may be
precluded rom any benefits Of sal estate. and il
such cisims be not exhibited within three years
from the dale OF said letters, they wiii be eFeyeT
barred. n YENAED,
PIG 3w So Administrator.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12

TIE ELECTION passed off in this
place very quietly. We heard no noise
during The day, and not drunken man
was TO be seen in town This should
always be the cass. Men should be
sober and calm when they exercise the
night of franchise.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12
IwA snow.storm covered

@- A snow-storm covered the
ground some inches deep last week in
the southern, or southeastern portion
OF The State. Ii was ahead of this vi
cini'y four or five days, although some
thing like degree south of here. Cold
weather does not seem to pay any at
teniion to the north pole this year
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rarplaG

We are gsa.ifsi io learn thai Price
vas compelled to ps:ol the prisoners he
held at Newionia on accom-, Of the
pressure Of our forces upon Him The
boys are on their way home. Dr.. Pc
of o Jaw kee, passed throagh here
On Thursday With his son. who was
among The number captured
This is welcome intelligence; Tor he
rebels treated our men shamefuiir, and
tbey had no assurance what fac W S
in store (or them.
Price was badly used up By our forces
in The fight; but we regret to learn that
our side suffered very considerably. and
that the Colorado regiment especially,
was badly cut up. That is fine body
OF men; they lave done most excellent
service, and we regret to hear of their
misfortune: but they covered them
selves with glory in the fight.
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MATRIMONIAL!
Liable, AND GENTLENEN.

If loa wish 20 marry, address the undersigned
who viii send you without money and witli9u
price, viluable information that viii enable yoy
to injury happy and SPEEDILY Irrespective d az z
wealth ur besuty / his Information will co
you nothing and il you wish 10 marry, ! sii
cheerfully assist you. AT letters siricily conf
den,ill. The desired information sent by roiurr
mail, and no question asked. Addres,
SARAH iAMBERT.
81 2m Greenpoint, Kings Co. New York
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g- The sleighing was psssably
good, We are told. on Thursday evening.
Some of The young people were out try
ing it.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12

- Rev. L. +. Walden has held
protrscted meetings At Union School
nopse aud Leaverton's School House
recently. with success at the former
place. and good omens at the latter
We wish him the most abundant sue.
ctss in the good work.
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re- DRUNKENNESS CURED -;zr

uyIE lnebriure may new bia defiance TO the
TENrriga cur. DR ZANE'S ANIlD0TE
FOR STRONG DRINK Il a ceIlain CURE FOE
pg,SRKySEss Il creates a dislike Tor strong
dr,rk. and can he ndniinist red without tire
kno,. ledge of tie natien; i'f'ce. 81 box. Sent
5y mail 10 any address, by G, UPhAM, iO3
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, 20. Circulars
:, III tree. ON Z
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Tlle gnafpfaaeat.
J. w. ROBERTS, Editor.


We will pay the market price in
cash for good lard. Bring it in to the
Independent Office.
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TO coNsuM prIyES.

C,n-gmpTve sufferers viii receive va Dsble
prescription Tor the cure ot Consumption, Asih
ma. BTouchilis, aud all throat and Laag afiec-
t;ns. free OF charge BY sending IN If address Io
REV EDWARD 4. WILSON.
2I7-3m Williamsburg, Kings Co New York
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E Two men are reported killed al
A.cl.ison on tie day OF election. and
one man wounded. in an afrsy. We
have DO particulars.
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Law OFFICE OF A. Z. PARKER,
OsKAInosA. July I5th. 1894.

7naLco 49, 'O''' '~'o
Having perfected arrangements | am
now prepared TO prosecute Soldiers
claims against the government.
Back Pay, Bounlies and all clgins
of similar nature attended TO with the
earliest possible dispa Oh.
A. r. PARKER.
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e. The boys Of the one hundred
days regiment are a, home. They go
10 the Fort soon. 10 be mustered out Of
the service.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12
No l3--Cabinet Organ,
No. lz-Cabinet Organ,
No. i5--Cabinet Organ, :.
same as No. 10, in Walnut or Oak.


Among the many distinguished mu ic ans who
,,o,,aliiisJiy endorse the CABINET ORGAN
may he fund the names OF tioirschalk Ihtbora
YIN. Mason. > 4. Mills, Wo.lenpaupi Saiier,
Frnd.l. Stakosch, Ggo5e nnd SardeTson, Piamsts;
mai Nyrc-n. Hdndel Wilcox, NoscnilIa', Mag
r,,b. Smiih, Flint Wels, Tuckerman, and Cater,
Oraanists. r, se-a} eI3 =
VIVA, the srger pipe organs are 10 laIg.c
eI,u, ebes and halls, the CADiNEr ORGANS are 10
mi reside acc land smaller churches and lniis
They occupy little nom, hre siegan, as pieess 81
furniture, aud are moi liable To SET ouL 81 eEdef
iusi published: -ScnooL For TIE CADiNEr
orgAy. yy Geo. + Root. Prize 81 hcaEA-
rroy, FOR the CAHiNs.T ORGAN. Sax s.ha,bsla-
If rs n,qes each. P.ice 80 CENTS pos.iiuIaber,Qr
) 30 per set.
" arerooms in Boston. NJ. IA Washington
street Address the undersigned Warer'gns
in New York, Nos a 7 Nercef street Addfs ~
MASON BROTHERS.
Instruments may I've ordered by letter with en-
tire confidence Of rece,tng Niein a. Pc isct
,i,ouqh selected NJ apr Wsreroems. dr. on
, Boston or New ! ork s3anA. maie . .Is Ia
ppr order. should. Al sgeh cases. acc -.iinBy the
,etisr. descriptive Catalogue seal ice ~ mail
MASON L. HAMLlE, Makers .,at
pcsroS, Mass.
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WANTED,

100 Eound. oF fresh Butter. ioT whie
Sill a. the highest market price in Cash.
Oskaoosa. Oct. p. L. +. WALDEN.
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AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October Il, 1852.

The Capabilities Of the above iis.runleut- as
an orraf within tie reach of all sha desire it,
have opened tor il an entirely new fed. hitherto
unoccupied by any musical ins,rrnlcnt. ;in5 have
eli'ited the unqualified Endorsement OF over OYe
HuSpRED AND Fury OF the lea5.ns 0rganis,s
and aiusicisns Of the country.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12
No. I0-Cabinot Organ.

THIS instrument is ms nded more particularly
for church require ments, sIid Is ySry valuabs
To- organ p.sc;ice. i contains twelve sioIs,
drawing six complete sets OF reeds. with the ne
ccssary couplea, two manuals, aud an iadePcn-
deaf pcdsie OF twenty-five keys, AMI Is blown
n, q =. nd f,.,,.nn
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n, Ii-Cahin.,. H.@a:.
No. 2l--Cabinet Oreah

Same music a. in Nos. % arj 2}-in pair sob
sinrtial Biack Walnut ~ ttk ease. as ~ .c
IS extremely popular perhaps the most - 81 aiiy
that We nlake-iis madrIsie pure pacirs u
within reach Of all. AMI serves weit TOT elser'iAe
paTlsr. vestry, rhgo, Or lodge room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12
No I2-Cab;l,et Organ

's.licrs fsom No. II in case rriy. ios o. auisi-
,,.b.. .re inexEe,iaEced IN tic ase Of J, tli,s
i cur '',si cilurre insiTn,g.nt- Long es' een,-
,,iieo..d 'har III. No 10, q - y ft6. adapted 20
i,.nsnortatioa. We can confidently recommend
:, a. ,ery desiIab,e ior ehuTe5ss, pu5ilc -hs'ss
and loige rcams. Also desirable pdfior IN
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-12

With eight stops, icug complete SITS % Fettr,
and two maau1ls-is blown b' tie performer.
asil contains tho as tomatc sws... iateaiel !7r
the psrlor and drawing room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-09
THE EVENING STAR.

POLICE RRPoRTH-Frst Prscincf-J. Brooks
drunk and disorderly; kept till sober.
Seeosd Preesnct.-Henry Davis, stealing4 pair
q pants; Jail for court Chss. Wilson, disor-
Tisra Presinet-J: Smith, tearing down
Dudley, drunk; do. WIFI an VenabIe, playing
policy; do. Mary Tyler Mary Thomas and
Elizabeth Taylor, drunk; do. Mason Stewart,
larceny; do; One soldier and Thos. HaWley.
John Thompson, disorderiy. Mary Thomas,
Angelo GaIno. Seth Lunsford, II. g. Coleman
and Jerry Maher, drunk; dismissed. Marian
AHnay, larceny; dismissed. James Ide ana
Keno Brooks, drunk military.
Fourth Prec,nct-Jno. Young, assault ana
battery dismissed. Jas. Fox, drunk -; y.
ID. h. Mechlin, assault and battery; ball Tor
court. Hugh CoHnor, drunk and disorderly;
Sl.6o. Peter g. Carrico, do. Sl.2o. Harry
Brewer, riding on pavement 500. James v.
Yates, do; SO; Mary Shea, drunk and disor-
FifA Preeinct-Jno. Csrtin, deserton, mill
tary. Sophia Stewart, disorderly; 50. Ceaser
Smith, grand larceny; jail for court. James
Mcpherson, fighting, dismissed. George Elsey,
do; IS. James Creary, drunk; Sis. Mary
Riley, do; dismissed.
terry; dismissed. Henry Crutchett, do. ;do.-for
ASSEMBLING policeman; bail for a hearing. Ed.
Hoffin, drunk and disorderly; military. Alex
q. Wood, do; So DANIEL Davis, drunk; 81.
Godfrey May, riding on pavement; dismissed.
Olven McCastry, creating nuisance; 81. T.
AaoAedI. rTdnclS Sm1tn, SfeoTge CIarK, petty
larceny; jail for court Felix Dugan, disor-
DERBY; $40. M. Cooney, do; dismissed. Sarah
Beekman, do; 80. Brodis Newton, do; 81.
Alfred jackson, Alexander Travis, washing
csIrisges at Illegal hours; IS each.
Tenth Preciact.-Alexander johnson, assault
ard battery; bail for peace-also, disorderly;
$40 VIM: Bryan, drunk and disorderly; work
house. Sarah Norton, do. do. A. Mccarthy,
dIsorderly; dismissed. Abel Davis, do; $40.
Mary West. prostitution; bail for good behavior.
Ennis Cole, djsorderly and profane; s3. Sarah
Brown, drunk and disorderlyi So. Josephine
Miles, disorderly; 81. Patrick Welsh, drunk;
~. Jno. Jones, selling liquor to soldiers; de-
ferred. Jeremiah Crowley, Thos. Rodgers,
John Watson, drunk; John Dalton, Adam
Mn ,I, dlseIderIy; John Crowley, Zebeaee
mtsted. Henry H. Hawkins, bogus detective;
military. Sarah Taylor, lanceny; dismissed.
Mary Dougherty, drunk; workhouse Thos
Summerville, disorderly; So George Spates,
refusing to pay hackman: dismissed on pay
ing Jno Maine, disorderly; II. Parker, fight
Ing; Robt Giddings, do; Anne E. Giberson,
disc, DERBY; Matilda Wade, do; Samuel Gates,
do; rs each. Cecilia Wilson, drunk and dis
orderly; workhouse. Anne Brown, do: dis
missed. Margaret Evan, drunk and profane;
deferred.
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Q = + &c A l.

Passes to visit the Army Of the Pssemoc.
l. Applications must be made at the ONCE OF
Maiar LOUIS II. Pelouze, No. 203 street, be-
tween nth and 18Th streets, between II g. N.
and q. m, except Sundays Major Pelouzs
is authorised to sign the passes.
O. Ifnot granted at the office OF Major Pc
louze, the decision is 1nal, and no reference
need be made at the War Department
3. Passes cannot be given to females to visit
the army.
By order of the Secretary of War
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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DBOPOsALs FOR DEAD HORSES,

Carary Bp-sax, Office Of Chief Qua ,teyn1asterl
WASHINGTON u. C., Feb. 4. 1854
e.ALKD PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE
up 10 IL O'Clock on SATURDAY, february Is
1864, Tor the purchase OF all horses that may die
OF be killed at the Cavalry Depot Gle saoro, near
Washington D. @ within the next twelve months
succeeding the date OF letting OF the contrast
Ii horses " i'll be delivered at certain designat-
cd spot. to be fixed by the United States
The animals are to be re moved daily and convex
ed far enough from the limits of the Depot to avoid
all nuisance, either to the Depot the residents
Payment win be required in Government funds,
ct the close OF each month, for all animals dsliv.
Bonds, with approved securities. in the rum of
FIVE thous and dollars will be REQUIRED from the
party to when contract il awAr led
Each proposal must state the price Dor am imaI,
giving full name and post office address and be &C
companisd By guaranty signed by two responsi-
BILE persons, and certified by some o. g. ofacer or
responsible person known to this Bureau. and also
sF the oath Of allegiance, signed. stamped, and
The bids Of Al who are not present stthe opening
of the proposals will he rejected
The contract must be entered into within three
dsys of the date of ew8rd
This office reserves the right to reject any or all
bids that may be offered.
Proposals should be addresse to Ga etaln James
A. Ekin CHIEF @. NJ. Cavalry Bureau, Washing-
ton. D. o and be plainly marked the envelope,
Proposals for Dead Horses,
:, B. order Of aeneralJ. H. Wilson, Chief Of Cav.
re - ID uhfef u ID Cav airy Bureau.
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PROPOSALS.
b ROPosA LIS 4oR ron a g


onIl1 QuAa1saMlsln1y 01YiGS:
, s.A.1 g; R.ososaIs .ss ,s;issa o the asass-
ssasa aoE .s1RySs the Ia Re
AleIaddris. ana Fort Monroe Va or either Of
Bss 1 be ss aa, t Sss ss snc n
= s,sJ:1: Ss.. stat. which 81
points they propose 70 maze deliveries, and the
r. sas. + &c, .s s Ss1; e s.
bids 'f'ee "a1' Do "rl'sen o1' y "o1a' On 'ae
bushels each The sacks to Be furnished without
extra 2. charge to the Soysrnmsni The hay and
s: s!ssss. most
5 ,::ss
the lowest rssponsiSls the Interest q the
made then the whole amount contracted for shall
The bidder win be required 70 accompany his
e person. ths. i e::s Ii: ia .ssse.sd e o.
contract, for the same; With good and .saaeisni
WITH ths terms Of this and IL eass
tract they to max. GOOD the difference bstw o
the otter Of said bidder and the aext ovest respon~
may be awarded
The responsibility of the guarantors must b
shown by the OH siai certificate of q 8 District
Attorney, Collector of Customs or any other OIL
Ger nnder the United states Government or re-
VIII be- duly noaea Of the aeesp.nc.
oTfrsjecnon OF their Croposas.
The fuil name ana q address Of each bidder
must be ieg1ely w;ittea In tae pro possi.
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. D 81.
quicker, Uhisf Depot QuartsrmAsfer, was nington
&c: and ,,houid be plainly marked PROPOSALS.
Tor Forage"
Boz Dc in = sum equal to the amouIt OF the con
trect, signed by the contractor and both OF ais
guarsntors win be requ red Of the successful bid
Ger or bidders Q pom signing the contract
Blank form OF bids. guar aDtees. and bonds may
he obtained upon application at this OH 90.
FORM or PROPQaAI,
fTovp. County and stAtel-
IDate,-
l. tho subscriber do hpreby nrnnosa tn furniat
and deliver to the United statas * the 0nar4ar.
rra-tar's Department at-- ssreaablv to tbs
terms of your sdverti ement. INVITING pronosals
for forage d atsd Waehinoto. Donnf bsc Iaes
80 busheiE Of Corn In s:ch. ct NAP I'm sha,o,
Is pounds
bush els of Oats In sacks At mar bushel NJ
- tons Of baled Hsy. At - mar tan Of ooo
nonnda -'~
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DEoPosAI.s FOE POTATOES.

0tfcs Of the Coplnl1ssary Of Subtistsnce,(
Waskington, Feb 8, 1864
EEtLED PROPOSALS vi % resolved by the I'M
oersianed, at 253 = street WsahinStjn. 0 O.,
until MQhDAF the 18th day of Februsrr. 1854. at
slstence Department with Ten Thousand 1890,
buthels Of Potatoes to be delivered within tw saty
Washins1on. GEORGETOWN, d O, or Alexandria
Va The Potatoes ars to be Of good understandable
vbether he propose, to deliver in barrels In sacks
or in bulk.
whole
The oath Of allegianc must accompany each bid .
Off CO.
Each bidder must bs present to respond to his
b;di ana government reserves the right to reject
any bid for Al y cause
Payment will be made In Ger iicatss of ind oted-
Isfs, or Iuch other funds ~ the Government may
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