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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

TaR CLEvrLaSD CoxvexrIos This body
held iss sitting the present week. The
delegates were not numerous enough. we
should Judge. 70 take things by violence. -
Ne,hsf we're the proceedings Of very as
socsding or imminent character The
sriends ~ little Msc did not come cut In
their force. aud the prevailing sentiment
wes that mos, In affinity with the radira,es
---cf the Parker Plllsbury and Foster stripe.
Wendell Phillips sent letter to the Con-
veution. which appears smoug the published
proceedings. As the thing is in the hand
Of those we have named. we have no doub
that its scouchment, humble bee like, viii
be the most notable event 10 its history
TIE nominations were made, and stand
fRrxoSr for President. JcHS COCHRAN o.
New Io,k, tor Wee We can hardly be
lisve that the Pathjfndey, for whom there
Ia o wide and favorable feeling, had any
knowkdge OF this maj nnvre. IT, Indeed
we are mistaken IN this, We doubt not thai
he will take an early opportunity to relieve
himself from the sacrifice for which his in
discreet friends seem ready to offer bin -
The Convention assumed the sobriqnet Of
radical democracy.
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HSxy They Lie.


The following is a specimei paragraph IN
Democratic Journals, rslatiEs 10 the late assault
upon Sena or Claniler, taken from the o.
iStatesman:
Charles Summer has competitor tor
the Senai oral honor Of getting whipped
Seualor ChaDdIe one Of The NEST foul
moutbed and abusive Abolition blowers III
'he c"untry. insulled ID. w Voorhees, at
the public table of the National IIo'el 10
Washington he other day by ealing bim
traitor and eorperhead, aud VOORHEES,
! knocked him down. Chandler then piI Gu.
ed lu'o Mr.. flanagan, another lndianian
@bo again foored the inebrlaled Chandler
G eat lndguailou among the "loysl i
The following accoun. given 10 the special
dispatches OF the N. Y, TribHne. shows how
copperbeajs aud their associates will lie
DR.. Il NJ. Clarke, one OF the most dis
lingnished physicians 10 Detroit. witnessed
the assault last night upon Senator Chan
dler, aud describes the outrage in these
words: SeDstor Chandler, q lady, and two
children. were sitting st side table 10 The
dining room Of the National Hotel. Ssing
the table usually occspied by Senator
Chandler aud family. DIR. e. NJ. Clarke
VI Ds,roii, occupied one OF The CENTER table
immediately opposite To Senator Cbspdler
NJ VOORHEES,. Of ludisDs, and Hannegan,
son OF the former Iadisna Senator Hanueg-
81. we're setting al the next center-table
nearer the door Than the one Occupied by
Dr.. Clarke, which gave them position d.
sgousiiY across The space between the
Two rows OF tables spd 70 that extent IN the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

SUurH CARoLISA-A Union Convention,
called "without distinction Of race or color," !"
vas held at Beaufort on the l7lh, for the pur.
pose Disappointing delegates to the Presidential
Convention at Baltimore. Radical resolutions
were adopted. aud sixteen delegates--foHrteen
white and two black men we're chosen. Amor 2
the white delegates We observe the names o'
G Ssxton, aud Hon. A. d. Smith pormerly
on the bench Of the Supreme Court in Wiscou
sin. where be pronounced the Fugitive Slave
law unconstitutional } aud james G. Thompson
formerly of Philadelphia. One Of the black
delegates is Robert Small. the hero of the
Aplaptey.n
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ludtd 10. Nevertheless, The craft the Reb-
els have around their capital, II not closely
watched, are capable Of much mischief
Two VI them have been lying coucealed
for seselnl days in Kingsland's Geek, just
above Drury's Bluff. awaiting a favorable
opportunity 10 slip out from their hiding.
place on the monitors which II was believed
would he sent 10 attack Fort Darling. II
is the boast Of the Rebel naval officers that
these vessels are sesworthy, and that when
no longer necessary for the defense of Rich.
mond they will be employed TO break the
blockade OF Charleston and other ports. -
The campaign Is progressing favorsbly,
aud IN few weeks Richmond will be on 8,
aud II Is to be hoped that there will be
monitors enough in the james River to pre-
vent the escape VI the buasted rams tn sea.
X 4
DIV by day The rebels become more des.
pera'e aud cruel They are no longer S t
lsied with casting Union men into prison
to starve aud be devoured by vetmin, but
are bruislly ontraging defenseless woman.
More than dozen ladies suspected of eu-
ertaining Union sentiments have been torn
from their homes aud families, aud thrown
ulo Castle Tbundtr within the last three
weeks. A few weeks ago Mrs Rice, a
Union lady Of Richmond, succeeded in get
thug North, when it trauspired that she had
conceal OF her holsc Col Streight and 9th
er Union officers, who escaped from the
Libby This led the rebel authorities ,o
believe that there were more of Mrs Rice,
stripe TO be found, and detectives were sci
at work to huut them up Nearly all the
ladies with whom Mrs. Rice was on terms
OF intimacy have been arrested aud incar
cerated Gen Winder swore that b,
would be revenged for the arrest of bi.
mol her at the North few weeks ago. ant
that every Union woman in Richmond
should suffer for it 1t is to be hoped thai
Gen. Grant and the noble armies DnJer BIZ
command will not leave these helpless wo
men much longer at the mercy OF the rebe
tyran's. Among the ladies' ed was {
Mrs. Devoe. residing at No. ~ FrankliI
street, whose husband has been for nearl,
three years in Europe. She was dragged
from her children, the youngest ouly l.:
years Of age, aud thrown into that dread
fol sepulcher, Castle Thunder Gu the sec
ond day she went mad with grief, aud OIL
| the third day she died.
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u. s. IO-4O Bonds.


These Bones issued under the Act OF Congress OF
March Sh 1884 which provides that Bonds issued under
this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by under
any sta municipal authority Subsc ciptons to these
Bonds received in United States notes notes Of Nation
al Banks They are To BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the
pleasure Of the Government period moi less than ten
GH forty from their date and until their re-
dempi!on FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN
G0IN BINDS of hundred dors annually and
all other Bonds annually The interest payable
the Grst dsys of March and September in each year
Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupon Bonds
they msy prefer. Registered Bonds recorded the
books Of the s. Tea and DO transferred only
the owners order Coupon Bonds payable to bearer and
convenient for commercial uses.
Subscribers this loan will the op5a Of having
their Bonds interest from March h by pay ing the sc
interest in coin-sr In United States notes. the
notes of National Banks adding y per cent for premum
receive them drawing interest from the date Of subscription
and deposits. As these Bonds
Exempt hon Municipal or State Taxation,
their value increased from one 10 three per per
num- according the leyes in various parts Of
the country.
AT the present rate of premium gold they pay
Over Eight per cent. Interest.
10 currency and Of equal permanent OF
| temporary investment
TO lenders the descriptions o. s. Bonds In all
other forms Of Indebtedness the aitn ability Of private
parties stock companies separate communities ony Is
pledged for while for the debts of the United states
the whole property Ofthe country holden to the
ment Of both principal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in from $50 up to
magnitude the terms and thus made equally
available to the smallest lender largest capitalist
They can be converted into money any moment and the
| helder will has Q the benefit Of the interest,"
be useful TO state in this connection that the total
Funded Debt Of the United States interest payable
In gold on the Sd day OF March, 1904 $76s The
intere on this debt for the coming fiscal year will be $4b
eSI while the customs gold the current
fiscal year. ending June 3oh, 1854 has been far At the
| rate ofoyer 800, 900 per annum.
twill be seen that the present gold Of the
Government are largely In OF the oftbe
for the payment Of gold interest," while the Increase
tue ts will doubtless raise the receipts FROM customs
on the same amount Of mpOatiOns to si6 100000 per
num- Instructions to the National Banks acting loan
agents not issued from the United States Treasury until
March o. but in the st three Of april subscp
lions averaged more than TEN MILLIONS WEEK.
Subscriptions wall be feesyed by the First NatioAAi
OF cisvslAnd,O Second National Bank Of Clsssland o.
and by all National Banks
which are dsposaIiss Of Public money al REsPE0rA
BILE BANKS AND AANKERs throughout ths county
(ssfing ss sgsnts Of the National Dspositsy Bank viii
furnish further information application and T612m
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

The Gghtirg which has lately taken place
10 Virginia has settled three things that
many cfoakers have douned |. That
Gen Grant is a match for Lee 10 strategy
2 That our men will fight ss braveiy aud
mpe uously as the rebels. 8 Ttat our
cavalry il superior TO that boasIed arm Of
tine rebel service F!om these ascertained
aud well authenticated facts We may reas-
onably dednce the conclusion that our army
with tbe tde Of battle in its favor will fight
With more persistebcy and determination
than tue rebel; and that General Sheridan
will egain be heard from doing liielent ser.
vice in crippling Lees army The pros
cect of full aud fnal triumph was never
heLSer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

REcIPR CITY QUESTION POSTPONED The
House of Repi eseu'atives. by Vole yeas rs
to nays -, has postponed the consideration
OF the re,uu ion of Mr.. Ward directing he
P. esideut to we notice for ,le term n'.
ton of the present Reeiprocci J T'eny
with England, and uu,h' rizing him 10
appoint three Commissioners to negotiate
new treaty between the two Government S
and the people of both countries. based up
on true principles Of reciprocity, and for the
removal OF existing mculties. ill the seq
oud Tuesday of December next. The Dem
ocrats voIed against the posiponement,
and a number OF Union members took the
same view of the question.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04
Plows! Plews! Plows'
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!

Plows! Plsws! Plows'
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!
THIS II he ias season you will have for
l. great while to buy Piows at old prices. So out
with the Green Backs and get good
Iron Beam Plow ut only Sll 90
No. 2 Warren Plow " III 90
Common Plow Points ofall kinds so
Gutter do rs
Remember the place to 90 thiA Is at
IalcOtrs Foundery in Je6erson.
of his agents,
Talcott Dodge in Geneva,
T. wilkins C0nneaut,
Z Bailey Bro Rock Greek,
a A Garfield Orwell,
Palmer Wet Andover
Robeets 4 Herrick Richmond.
have large stock OF Pows hand and for the purpose
Of intro ducng them pretty thoroughly In every town
county, going give the trade the benefit of old Prices
PLowS this spring thing shall not be able 10 do
hereafter for great while in all probability.
HENRY fALCOTT,
Dealer In Hardware Iron, Stoves Tn and Of
Tin ware, PlUws aud job Castings of all kinds.
Jefferson, D. April 1864 H6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

] IST of LETTERS Remaining in the
~ Post Office at Ashtabula, Obio--June Q, 1864
Austin & COAT Powell-Niss Emma
Atwater--Amer d phflps-Miss Eugena
Bartlett-Miss MalisSa Rder-Mrs Jane
Brown-Mrs N S Sprague-'ieo
baldwin--Mre Elizabst til Sheldon-J, hn
Botton-Miss Auna Sturdevant-Edward
Brgh am--Miss Jennie Stanton Bro
Cark-Miss Mary Cathalne Smih-llorace l.
Coodwiu-Jacob Smary- Mrs Imri-2
Gardner-JL Tneker-M
Garyis-C A Tucker--Johu W
Humphrey-Russel WHght-Niss Matilda
Marlette-Mss NJ Wams-Nss Susan
Persons calling the above will please syAdveytiscd
H. HARRIS. p. ".
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04
Executors Sale Of Land.
Ash'ahuIs County IS Probate Court.

Ash'ahuis County IS Probate Court.
Executors Of Nst.sn s, rons decd
The heirs sless,sss Of aid Nathan '''''' " '' ''''
In pursuance vf an order issued bv said
Court In the above entitled cause, the aid Exscutor
The 29h and 3Uh days Of jane. II. u. 1864
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, and o'clock p % will
sx acres OF and situate In the townp OF Ashbuls in said
County Being the kas part OF the farm occupied BY said
Nathan the time Of his deceae, lying south Of this North
Ridge Road.
Ibe said land will ts sold In ota according to Plot now
ready 10 be shown which will be recorded And all lot
us Of the street. called Nathan street. in sid Plot Will
be said 10Th June and all lying west Of laid
street will he sold on the asid 81th day OF June.
Ters Of SALE onethtd In hand onethd Ia one ytar and
oneth rd years The deferred psynsnt 10 be on In
eres from the day Of sails and TO be sVcnd by mortgage
the lot sold hSsa, sS 4 T. SsssGSs s,9Usss. Ess'u'oIs
Dated Nay 2s' 1864. 4t7h2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

Wheeler g. Wilson Machine.
New improvements, at educsd Prices
THE Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company having gained all their suits at law with in
OF Sewing Machines propose that the
p e shall be benefited thereby, and accordingly re
duced the prices Of their Sewing Machines Aer s date
they viii be sold at rates that win pay fair profit the
COS. OF capital invested and expense OF making
sales such prices as will enable them 10 make rst
machines and heretofore guarantee them in every paFc
uIar.
PRI6EsI
No. l. MseAiss sRssr PiaiG with Glass foot and new
Machine. ornamental Bronze do style Penn 90 90
20 Pan, with old style Hsmmer co 90
Large Haehtas, Plain table, with old style Hem so 90
CyssS@ ION plain table, with new sys HsmmeTso 90
- X. u"1eh! ..'ss's 10
ss"sy "neeh each 70
rss sins oustss' each, .,............. ~
Binders tnsw and imprased,) sseh ...,........, %
James Reed. Agent
THE best quality Of Carbon OIL at
u T65 uENDRY's DRUG STORE.
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sume slight ssi m.shIug had occurred
subs, oaen, TO the affair Of Saturday. No
intelligence f,om any other quarter has
been received BY this department
Signed K NJ STANTON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

From the Rev H. Kennsrd Pastor oloh Baptist Church
DIR JscksonDr. Sir u have frequently requested to
connect my with cipmendions Of different kinds
ate sphere have 10 all deciined but with clear
PROOF IN yaroas 81 'f,aness r. auS ID my my %
from usual TO express full conviction
that for geneta debility of the system, and especially for
1t may a but usually, doubt not, it will be
very beneficial those who suffer from the above
Yours, very respectfully, J. II. KENNARD
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor OF Baptlst Church..
Germantown, Pa
Dr. c. n. Jackson;-Dear Sr:-Penonal experisuce
kes say that regard the German Biites prepared
by you most excellent medicine. In severe
cold and general debility have been greatly benefited By
the of the Btes and doubt not they will produce sim
lar effects on othsas. Your truly,
WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Pa,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04
Rail Road Meeting.
SUGAR MILLS AND EvAPORAToRs.

CLARK'S Sorgo Machine Co.'s Mills IL
~ Cooks Sugar Evaporators for sale Al manufacturers
prices, Send for "sorgn Hand hook" call snd see
Ashtabula, April 1894. 745 LUCE STR oNG.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

BUFFALO and CLEVELAND ALES
Wholesale and Rsailin barrels half barrels, By the gall
lon,by TOMBES WETHEkWAA.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

From Rev H Turner. pastor of Hedding N. L. Church,
Philadelphia
Dr. JacksaDi-Dear Sff;-Having used your German Bss
ers in my family frequep.y prspaes b s.y sAas Il
.en Of great service believe thxt 10 cases
hty Of the system the safest and yslu
allie remedy OF which IbaSe any knowledge.
Yours respectfully, J.H TURNER
Se. f2e, N. Ninetsepth steet
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GET your Coal Oh Limp a.
~ 75s HENDRfs DRUG STORE
Lime! LimeIl Limeli!

fNBE snbscrihers have now on hsud and
Il will keep peLtifnl supply Of good fresh burnt Iu,
Please give US call. n. HUBBARD, a r,o
Asbtsbula Harbor, April 20, 1894 "a.
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THE bss. quality q ,.S.1. Cs,so" no OIL .,.,, =.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

From Rev j. H. Lyons, formerly pastor OF tss Coiuaaba
IN JJ and the Ailestown Q'al Baptist Churclss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-04

From Rev ThOs Winter pastor OF Roxborough Baptist ch
Dr. Jackson-DcAr SrI feel Il due 10 your excellent
preparation, Hooiand German Bsrs 70 add my testimony
attime been troubled with great my head and
nervous system was advised by friend 10 try bottle sf
your 6erman Bers did and have experienced great
and unexpected relief my health has been very materially
benefited. confidently recommend the article where
meet with similar my own and have been By
many OF their good effects
Respectfully yours, 7. WINTER, Roxborougb, Pa.
From Rev ]. g. Herman of the German Refo Imed Church
KutItown, Berks County, Pa.
pepsia nearly twenty years. and have used any medi
cine that did me much good HOohands Biters. ]
very much Improved In hsaah after having taken Eve bot
ties Yours truly, Ia HERMAk,
RICES:
III. L1sgs s ss holding nearly double gau.t 81 per Bottle
BsVars Of Counter y;fsiis,
=, ~ See that TO Signature Of a G. N. JAcKsoN. . -
The Wrapper OF each Bottle "0~
should Your nearest drosgst DOT have thu article do
may oe offered IN a pace, but send "a and NE wn for,
ward securely packed, By express
FsaOipal ofice and Mauafso,ory,
Ne. ssi ARca STREET.
ScN@S ss DZANa.
sSss's'ssn v :. !. n. Jackson Co.,
vx-ro- Proprlstou.
. ssALE hy Dsusgss and psslsls IN csy tsvs
United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05
Proposals.
OsnoH U. & corrIs.Any o, SUBSISTENCE. ,
CIscISyArI Ono Sept n. 1854.

I
o,ry crOpEG Vhi0 oep'. - i'os
N hMf oiOhEo'- -oedleu fTOposais, III uu.
n plcat viii be received by the undersizned until
o'clock SATURDAY October l5 1854 for supplying Tor
the Of the United states Army sub.seues Stores - e
lows: 1,OOO,OUV pounds OF
PoRK.Me.,, Thin Ms.s or Prime Mess
BACON-Sidrs shoulders or Hams. go ,,...
Pork 70 be sound free from rust stain fun weight (Soo
ba) full saled, II iuh hooped oak or ash barrels
or PACKED strong rcss boxes containing about 900
pound. net each.
Coopesse mu" % OF the best kind and AL boxes mu" %
strapped with green hickory strap.
bidders VII s'ar iui ana Precisely the knds OF ess s"
quantity Of zach Kind Offered and the time within which they
propose to make the delivery and FOR Bacon whether loose or
In packages II the later, state the Kind.
Tns stores TO be delivered to the Conmsss-s OF Subsst
ence Al Cincinnati Louisville ST. Louis Chicago BALTIMORE
Now YORK Boston, "a each bidder but they must
stas Ia th, proposals at which Of these points they will make
their 6verss and II than one point the quantity ct
eeeh
Separate proposals must Be made m duplicate, for each Of
the offered 81 for deliveries OF the sams articles at diff
fe,n points snd bidders propose FOR tho whole or any
part oithe amount specified.
The price, pef Deti of fofk rerpoundfor bacon named
proposals i'll be for the article delivered free Of sxpenss
ned States for drsys=- packages such
psce IN the cs named may b. designated b. The recciv
iDg ComnlsssTy.
Contractors expected 10 hold their goods without ex
fe.i,oSh \, ,ha receiving Conm,,arv
Crc,1a Of Inspection by proesions hackers or inspect
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OyyicK CHigv QrARrEHnAsTys,
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. 20, lBb<D

OvyrcK CHisv QrARrEnnAsTEs, I
No II CINCINNATI. OHIO sept 70, lsef) =,
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
uni TUESDAY October IN. isJ&. at two o'clock p m,
Tor the immediate delivery, to ibis Department Of
OSTRICH FEATHERS for Hats. army standsrd
HAT FEATHER SOCKETS. army standard
EAGLES for Hats army standard;
CROSSED CANNON TO. Hals, army standard,
CROSSED SABER5 for Hats army standard
CROSSED BI0LE5 for Hats army STANDARD;
COMPANY FIGURES, assorted, army standards
CHENRONS, Artillery SeTgeants, army standard
CHFVRONs, Artillery Corpofas army Standard
NATIONAL COLOES. Infantry, army stsndAfdi
REGIMENTAL COLoRs, army standard;
OulpOSS army standard;
DRUM SNAKkS sets, army standard
Samples Of hieh may DO at tho Office Of Clothing ana
Equpags In this city. - , ,.,.
no be- delivered free OF charge at the u. Inspection
In this city Ia good, packages with the nans
ohs PARTY furnishing the Kind and quantity oil soods as
tinctly marked on each article sud package. -, =,
Psrtir. Offering goods distinctly state In their BIDS shs
quantity they propose furnish the price, and time Oh 90
s5,ns, when submitted must be marked and numbered to
conespond with the proposal aud the parties thereto
guarantee that tho goods shall be- In every respec equal
to Army Standard ohrr~ie the proposal will not % CON
guaranty signed BY responsible persons must accom-
each bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii supply the
article, sw srded to him under his proposal ~
hid. will he opened OH TUESDAY. October IL, 1884 o.
ococh r. NJ this office, and bidders requested 10 DO
present ,y,n,,sn.v o.-.,o 1904
Homo. will DO required that tho will DO faithfully
telegram. relating 70 Proposals will not be noticed.
BLANK forms Of Proposals. Contacts and Bonds may Dc Cd
tanned a this Office. " . , ,
inIor.. envelope Proposal for ----.." and
.sd,s.. col. VIM W. McKIM
Chsf QusIterns.tot Cincinnati DspoA
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OYYfcs CHrE7 QrARTHRxAsTgR, .
lIscINHAu OHIO. Sept. ~. ]

No.l CIscIsyATI ONO Sept ~, 1884
DROPOSALS ars invited by the UNDER
i SIGNED aptl TUESDAY. Oct. II. 1854 at two O'Clock
H. m for ths hnrnd,'. delivery T. THE Department! OIL
fRONSERs Noun .d--Army STANDARD;
SACK COATS i,b-'i--ATBiy STANDARD,
HALLlARDS. (.T sop and storm-Army Siandlrd
Sample, Of VIII RAY We al the Ones OF Clothing aud
Equirs-- In this city 49,
10 be delivered Zee Of charge. at the u s. Inspection
Warehouse IA this city, in good new Pschsses with tho name
Of the party Furnishing The kind sad quantity Of goods dis'
tnotly MARKED escb srticle and package 80 ,
rs-. Offering goods distinctly state In their bids ths
quantity ihsy propose furnish the price, AID time oil de
Ay-n.
Sampler, when submitted mus, bs marked and numbered to
correspond with Ia. proposal and the parties thereto u,t
guarantee that the goos shs be- In respect -1usl 70
Army STANDARD the prposa viii not be consideTed
guaranty sisn.d by two Responsible persons, must sc-
Company each bid guaranteeing that the bidder VIII supply
the sr.ic!cs awarded to him under his proposal. . =,
Bil. vii BE- oIn.i TuesdAy, Oct. II, lu9 two O'Clock
o. IN Ofc. sni bidders requested TO be present
avafes Will be- made wedue sday, Oct. IL lS,'.
Boad. vii be required thsi NE contract Nil be iAlfauy
fpLled -,
Teegsns relating 10 Proposals. viii no, be noticed.
Bif Form. 0, Proposals. Contracts and Bonds may DO
eiiassJ At this Ohice
IT, right g. reject any bid deemed unresonabs IL r,ved
IndOr,s saveoi- Proposals for - and Add'es'
Cot WIN. w. Mckih,
Chief QasrsrBastcr. CINCINNATI Depot