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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17
ToBAcCo.-This useless

TOBACCO. o.-This useless commodity,
which constitutes so large q part of the
trade Of this county, has advanced in pro.
portion to all other things. The largest
and best stock Of the article in town is
kept by A. ]. Clark, at the Goodhue Coun.
ty Drug Store. # any one doubts this
Mr.. Clark will charge them nothing for tho
few minutes it will take 10 convince them
of the fact.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

HOUSEHOLD WoRDs-From east to west
far and wide over the States o. this Union
-Chcmica' Salera tus are household words
familiar 10 the ear, as the bright red papers
are to he eye OF tn, good housewife, " no
delights IN setting before the family and
guests light, white en- wholesome bread
such as can only he produced by the u,e OF
this excellent compound. The grocer who
does not sell this article. and puts nT an in
'er'or one 20 make little more profit is
unworthy Of patrona-e.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

An Drdiasnce reiat,vs: Ia Bathing wi
In the corpo= =as" limits oi III. c.1y q
Red Win, :,
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PETEasoN's MAGAz1SE.--Tnr Sep,emhe,
numb" OF this ex ellen. 'n,g,zi,. i. y, our
table. 1t oDens with hearriul e,ee'e on
gravinss Of the "Vounc Po';.icia~s renre.
sent;ng party Of little boys anl rirls
reading tire news and ,alkino mol;
'i's-,te urn 'u,e OF ,re Y.om "a,
s''ont in ,lreful confusion, while one
little .'!r5e wear o'' % firmly hracel .ea;n<.
the door to keep gra ndrnama ont. I, il A.
so emhc(iShed with fno representation O
the "stn1v Of Astronomy" hv a gentleman
and lady. 0! how delightful .rch study o
the ::eavcas The fashion plates, patterns
and cedIe work is fine. II
There Is not bett'r corps Of writer's con
nected with any literary publication in thi.
country than write for Peterscn's Magaz' No.
and it is only wonderful that thev are abl.
to publish such a wor!; for the low price Of
two dollars. It ought to be in every family.
Published by Charles Peterson, 500
Chestnut st., Philadelphia,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-17

person in the land. Tho August number
has been recsiyed. ~ .~. =
WE learn from tbs Hastings Tosserr,r
that ths steamer Hamburg, which was
sunk in lake Pepin during th. spring OF
1858, in twenty two feet Of wates, has been
raised from her wa.ery bed, aud IA now on
dry land. The machinery IS quite vaiua.
bic, worth about l2,uoO. Seyeral attempts
to raise her have been male before this but
they have all failed The present enter.
Iprise is conducted BY Mr.. D. B. Kelley Of
Ned Wing. The Conse-p.r says To
Judge of the agnitude of tho undertaking.
We Would state thaLthe block an1 cabls,
used weigh 14oo Tbs each, and chain :;
saes in length, about 2.O3s lbs. This bv
contrivancs of Ars Kelley, was passed
around the vessel and formed tho basis, Of
the operations To this he cshle w.- At.
tached, and run by horse psw.r from the
shore, two hundred teat distant, Tie boi,
ers and eneine> are to he used in . n.
bat now building At Maiden Rock b, Cant
Fam 8. which will ne Completed 1, WAGON.
ia. The job was Of two mon hs duraf,ou,
and At an estimated COS. OF S2ooo.-W;no,
ns RepsN;caa. z4,. .--. - ! 49,.
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= he oe.t ss, e,i on .,e shortest notice,
w. - :" ".. r:.?IAGEk srs made
{: = tit: or ,''s-3 s~s.e.iai ~. he country
H2G -:2t H.1s Experienced wnrsmen. d. Il
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THE COMING DRAFT.

4
We are asked to urge postponement OF the
draft from September to some early day in
dNoyeinberi and the request is accompanied by q
hint that such postponement would have a good
tefect on the pending Presidential election. We
answer this by saying that II we did not regard
she draft as an imperative necessity, we should
<4Ige, not that it be postponed, but that it be
entirely couutermanded. And II the President
we're capable Of postponing draft to influence
yhe result of an election, he would be utterly
Unworthy Of his station.
The draft must go ON. Our wasted decimated
PRIMES must be Strengthened. We eRrdenty desire
and hope for speedy, honorable, enduring
peace; aud 10 this end we must have full ranks
and an evident superiority of furce over the Rebel
armes comforting us. Those at the South who
nay he willing 70 negOtia'e a reconstruction of
he Union, cannot do it if their armies shall be
tr ng end aggressive, while ours are weak and
towering.
The draft calls for 100000 men; but credits to
Teer1Rin States for men already furnished, aud
iher ltakages, will probably reduce its net pro-
inct TO oOOOOO Should these be promptly tur-
lished, we believe the war will be finished before
christmas Indeed, We feel very strong as
uraDce that it can scarcely outlast the current
ear. The masses on bO'h sides are heartily
red OF it, the civilized world is thoroughly sick
1t. We are mAnifcstly near 70 peace aud il
viii be good or bad peace, according to the
Npirit wherewth the country responds 10 this last
raft on its patriotism.
We know there are thousands who cannot be
NpaTed from their present spheres Of usefulness
ho can do their country more good where they
nc than on the tented field. We do not blame
Ehese for hiring substitutes; but there are thou
lands now seeking 10 escape the draft whose inn
Pulse, If not disloyalty, must be something very
Hke cowardlce. And these will feel rather
kheepish, If they perceive, two or three months
Pence, that they have shown the white feather
hfler all real danger was over, and paid away
wo or three years savings to hire some one who
Oes not have 10 serve after all.
Il We intensely hate war and all its belongings I;
but this war is upon us, and cannot be ignored
I've must close II honorably and quickly; and
IAN only do so by manfully facing It's RESPONSE
DEVASTATED land will soon rejoice in the unspeak-
1ble blessings of peace
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Coal is selling in Cincinnati at forty.eght
cents bushel and wood at eleven dollars and
fifty cents per cord.
General Green Clay Smith, NJ. c. from Ken
tucky, has been in consultation with the President
upon affairs In that State. He reports that all
sections Of the State are overrun With guerilas,
who are constantly numbering Union men in
cold blood; and that this crime has become so
frequent as to justify the inauguration of the
seyerest ard most summary retribulion on the
part of the military authorities.
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The following order has been issued by the War
Department, and is published for the information
and guidance OF all concerned -
The incorporation in the Army Of the United
states Of Coored troops renders Il necessary tn It
they should be brought as speedily as possible to
the highest state Of discipline. Accordingly, the
practice which has hitherto prevailed no doubt
from necessity, of requiring these trUoJ T. per-
form most of the labor un tortiications, aud the
labor aud fatigue duties Of permanent stations
and camps, will cease; and they win oulY be
required TO take their fair sh re Of fatgIe duty
with the white troops. This is necessary 70 pre-
pare them for the higher duties Of ccrfit,s with
the enemy. Commanders Of colorcd troops, in
cases where the troops under their commtud are
required TO perform an excess Of labor above
white troops in the same command, will repre-.
sent the case ~ the common superior, through
the regular channel.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
l.. THOMAS, Adult mt General
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FiHht with JRcLman Fot ces-Retreat a,
stewart and McRRs-SheAby Reported
nHBd.
From me LHnS Roct Democrat, i,s.
HLADoUAR1EBs CAVALRY EXPEDITION, CAup
- MILES WEST OF WHtrE RtvgR, OrrustrR
AUGUSTA, August 9.-To Brgadier. Gen raj T.. A.
Carr, Commanding District OF Little Rock.-
General Il have the honor 10 report thai a
small affair occurred between the advance uf
Colonel Gcirers command aud Jackman's forces.
az Hickory Plains. on the 9Th iustiut
The enemy fen back, and but little injury was
dote hfn-a few being killed and few IN tdC
pris nCrs. Picket firing commenced with Colo
mel Stewaris command at Stony Point the same
DAY, but all the Rebel forces have been fal .ng
back continually out OF reach. McRde himsulf
tciitatCd on the afternoon OF the Tth inst. HIS
free is reported 40 two thousand. Rebel autho-
riiy reported that Shelby was at Augusta aud
proposed crossing at that point e unite vita
McRae, on the Grand Gla2e road, and give us
battle.
To prevent this moved TO day TO this point.
htpirr ~ meet Shelby, who with e reppr ed
force Of 2OtO men lcft Augusta on sunday, the
7th inst taking the road tU JacksOnport. McEae
is making She best Il his way 60 Join him I
may not suCcId in preventing their Junction, but
lnow that | am strong enough to whip them
united. The enemy here (as Do ibiu,
i, nported gone up Crowley RIDGE. who h We
been annoy ing your communications all on
the other eide of my force, deem IL my duty 10
pursue until they are captured or disp rscd.
shall accordingly continue my movements, and
march to-mt rrOw for Grand Glaze. The cvm-
nand Is doing well.
7. s., 7'30 P. Mn securing ferry-baat this
AFTERNOON, at ferry about three miles above
Augusta, body Of some three hundred Rcnels
dice Ovtied themselves. Captain LNtimer. Sd
Michigan Cavalry, very adroitly secured the
buat, and learned from woman on the east side
of White river that Shelby was encamped four
miles above Augusta. believe this ~ be 50.
am a WHsaH8U Us.N.m IL.
4. WEST,
Brigadier- General Commanding.
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The report that Admiral Dahlgren has been
|elieved, and is to be succeeded at Charleston by
Commodore Rowan, is not true.
From the diary of a captured officer, il is
scertained that the Rebels have repaired the
lailroad between Richmond and Culpepper aud
bat trains have been running regularly for more
pan a month past. Large quantities of grain
gathered in the Shenandoah valley by Early
ave been sent to Richmond The captured
nicer says one-third of the whole Rebel force in
|pe valley from the moment they came there,
r as been constantly employed in threshing grain
ind removing 1t to Culpepper.
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UNITED STATES = 3-IO
TREASURY NOTES.
NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN.

Under instructions from the Treasury Department. this
Bank IS prepared TO receive subscriptions the New
Patriotic Loan Issued in the form OF Three Year Treasury
Notes, bearing interest at the rate Of 3lO per cent per
annum, payable semi annually In Lawful Money on tho
10Th days OF February and August respectively OF each
year These Treasury Notes convertible at maturity
At the option OF the holder into United States per cent
Bonds, interest payable in COIN and redeemAbe amer
five and payable twenty years from August 49, 1867.
Coupon Notes will be ssued In blank or payable to order
may be directed BY the subscriber sums Of $50 $780,
$500, SlOOO and S5eOO.
Interest win be allowed from the date Of the subscription
10 the ljh of August next the date Of the Treasury Note
Those who may subscribe after the 18th OF August next
will be required to pay the accrued interest on the Notes
Any one subscribing for not less than 900 OF the Loan
At any one time win be allowed commission Of one
quarter Of one per cent? payable by the Treasury Depart
ment on the receipt Of bill for the amount approved BY
the subscription agent.
Referring to the annexed appeal Of the Secretary tho
Treasury ask all those desrous OF aiding Govern
ment to subscribe to this Loan
g. H, CLARK
aus In PRESIDENT.
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LIMITED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT

u or PENNSYLVANIA, scr
TO TiiE hHEsai 6F ~ mi, z IA E nITIGr sTA ar
PEhNsYITANIA,
WHEREAs The District Court Of the United states I'm
and the Eastern District OF Pennsyfvsnia riEsiy
Unped States OF America, hath decreed all persons in
general who have pretend 20 have any right tue
interest In the tlpOp HOPE, whereof lis msster her
tackle. srparol, aud furniture, an the laden on
ssSSS S se United Ss ysa1.ss ss S
tenant Seorse ~ "eiSh' % Be nonshed ci!ed and
derwri,ten, and % the elect hereafter expressed,
Jus iee SO requringl You are thorsiore charged
not but that by publishing these presents IN at esst
Two % Of s the 9Ai, nS~papers printed ana PuesssS
gencer, you do monsb and cite TO 6o nonihed
and cited Peremptoiy All persons y general rno have
the said shop HofE her tackle apparel ana rn.
pn 1ss Before i hs ssSR q sS S?a'd
The Judge Of the said Court at the District Coar Room.
publication Of these presenis q Il be conrt DAY ?s ese
q hearing then and there 70 show adese.
In due form Of law, reason able and la~fa excuse.
isekle apparel and furniture and the laden on board
thereof should not be pronounced % belong. at the
United staes and as goods Of their enemies other
wise ba6le and subject 20 % be aiudsed
ther to do aud receive In this behalf as 70 justice
10 be irmated unto al persons alsT' said seSeysy tS
whom by the tenor Of these presents u Is also intt-
place above ment once or shall pear ana sIs not sSo
reasonable ard swful cause 70 hi contrary then sara
capture that the SAID sloop
HOrE, her tackle. apparel and furniture, and cargo
laden board thereof DID belong the tlme OF the
capture OF the same the les of the United States
OF America and 60 ds OF their enemies otherwise
liable and sub ett hhscttion and 10
be adiucged and condemned lawful prize the absence
rather oentumaey Of the persons so cit ID and int
mated in Anywlse Notwithstanding and that you duly
certify 10 the said District Court what yoa shall do IN
the pIems es, together with these presents.
witness the Honorable JOIN CADWAL- DER, Judgo
Of the raid Court PHILADELPHIA this twenty I'D d
OF August A. D. IN and IN the eghtyninth year OF tho
IndcpeT denoe OF the said United Stntes
auA4-M q. H. F0N, CLERK OF District Court.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL nE Received by the Treasurer Of
the United States, at Washington the several Assistant
Treasures and designated DepostariSs, and BY the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OFPmLADELPmA,P Pa,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
BY an National Banks which are dspOsiahss Of pabc
money; and Gaul2-nl
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country win gve further Information ana
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU.
NICIPAL TAXATION.

But sside from all the advantages we have enumerated
special Act Of Congress csemp,s aR1oads and Treasr
from local farafion. on the average this exeup-
tons worth about two Per cent per annum according 10
the rate OftaNAtion in various parts the country
It is believed that no securities offer SO great induce
mcnt to lenders those issued by the Government Iu
all other forms Of Indebtedness the faith or ability OF
private parties, stock companies or separate communi
es, only is pledged for payment, while the whole pro-
pery Ofthe country held secure the discharge Of all
the obligations Of the United States.
While the Government offers the most liberal terms for
Its loans believes that the very strongest appeal will be
to the loyalty and patriotism of the people,
Duplicate certificates win be issued for all deposits.
The party depositng must endorse upon the original
certificate the denomination OF notes required, and
whether they to bo Issued in biank or payable to
order. when so endorsed, it must be left with the
ccer receiving the deposit, to be forwarded to the
Treasury Department.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER GEM
500 GOLD BOND.

IN addition to the very liberal interest Oh the notes fol
about three per cent er annum for the current rate for
$40 Bonds is not less than nine per cent premium and
before the war the premium six per cent United states
Stocks twenty per cent 1t viii be seen that the
actual profit this loan, at the present market rate
not less than ten per cent per annum.
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h99y@ AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC
The Cooper shop Volunteer Refreshment Com
mee are IN want ofiunds for the support OF the nsu
ton they can upon the public for voluntary contrbu-
u0ns 70 ad them in their efforts 10 feed and for the
soldiers O the Union they pass through our city The
citizens OF Philadelphia are assured that OF the
funds Is appropriated 10 feed person or persons repre-
sening themselves refugees rom the Rebellion but an
contributions 10 the Cooper Shop Committee are scrup
outy dsbursed Ior the benefit Of the Soldiers Unon
Amy. WM. VI. COOPER, President
~, NJ. =, No. l35 8. WATER Street.
No 30CATHARINE Street. su22-Gt
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kT% DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS. u
isSaes. 81 D., ProtessoSoi the Eye and Ear, uean
all diseases appertalnne To above With
the umcst success. Testimonials from the reliable
aourees IN the city and country be at his once
No 5ll FNE Street Artificial Eyes Inserted without
Nc charges made foI examination Odice hOurs from
Il N.,9 'nTP. NJ No tli PINE Street. ieT-am
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25

k96g SEA SHORE.-THE YOUNG MEMS
Christian Association viii give anol or Excursion
OF the Season 10 AtlanIc city. TUE DAY Auyust 3d.
1ickets SlO To be procured al the 1909 Uhes
nut street; Pughs, Sixth aud Oh, snu, Tract Hous No.
gO Chesnut street and AZ the Boat morning OF the
ENeuTsion Last az leaves Vine wharf az cnc1
NJ. Three hundred wounded soldlers charge OF In
chapains. will accompany the Excursion. au25 it
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- THE CHAMBFRsBURG sIrFFER.

W-&p3 mn
FRS Public after ton is again called 20 the suf-
ferDg ana destitute citizens OF Chambers surg com
and their report Of what they saw and heard beSsa3s
scrpton suce II 10 say that the citizens are ent civ
comfort. Clothing beGs. bedding crOckery-ware hard
MARE Se are wanted az once. Let 1t not be said that
sympaihies and contributions, No citizens O. our
com eSn5ohmesih present brighter or more loyal record.
mey were SICK these people nursed than when they
them and have been for the three years constantly
haIassed by an unfeeng and bruIal enemy; and were
1t not foI their loyalty their homes would MT be ia
ashes to-day. Numerous facts aud Incidents could be
re ated as to their utter destltuton, viz "A teScner OF
little home that had been to Lin the OF many day s
toll aud industry he was quietly awaiting his turn be
enemy he sought TO appeal them 10 spare his little home
stating that he was tea her OF the Gospels that he had
toed many for the little he had around him and
nov thSi he sSd gGown N year, he could never
be entirely lost, and YOU'D aya! !hem s:!.!;Sss AZ
'hs nnlHt the emmy hestaied, when .hs foIlY wing
question was propoLnded :-'Dd you ever tea n mig
GERS and the teacher ever true to his noble prnc.
pie,, ansaefed ~ the affirmative; The ORDER was at
once given 70 buu-to FIRE his hous'-snd IN ifteen
minutes his all of ruins aud the occupant did
not save even change OF clothing. Say these people
We appeal you forward and hep us We con
nGs S & s uo, a ,urn we are SPpsng to generous pubic
ofour brethren. Our object restore 10 these people
m,rchAndlse are wanted Contbu sent to 'hc' tnoa
Beneyoient & lent As, 9claton No. ais s. SEVENTH Street,
Mrs Z. Hutier Mrs Dr J. H. " 'QuIlen,
Mrs Hammit, Mrs. ~ Henzey,
Mrs' Dr; heNhs, Mrs' James Stu art
NJ B. ~ ID. NhnAmAker, Mt. 81. Ciair
MIS- Martina HASne, Mis- bcullnRer
MRS, X. HAMMITr,
'au2i-4t Chairman pro TEN. Ladies Comm ttse.
k~- VETERAN BOUNTY.FUND COM:
- mission, No, Col DsMlTHs HALL, Ii ,RARY
Street Philadelphia
The Comnissonefs appointed 10 pay the extra Bounty
10 re eHli1teC Veterans will meet on MONDAYS, WE'D
HERDAfh. ard FRIDAYS, at O'Clock e. 81 to ne .eive
applications, AT No TGOLDSMITHS HALL, LIBRARY
street mme daiey 10 the Of the Post Otoe. Fani-
Hes Interested will plcase cell at that hour 1y.
h ID, SAU NDEItS, Chairman.
EDWIN GREBLE,
JONATHAN BULLOCK,
PAUL j. FIELD,
Au2O-1t GEORGE W sIMOSS.
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kN9~ DIVIDEND NOTICE.-OFFICE OF
80 the Rock on Company OF Pennsylvanla, No. 400
WALNUT Street.
PmLADELPInA, August 10, 1854.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared a dly-
dend OF TWO PER CENT. twenty cents paT share) on
the capital stock out Of the earnings OF the Company for
July payable and amer the 10Th inst free OF Sate tax
The transfer books will be closed the 2h At p NJ,
and opened on the 10Th. JOHN y. 0kAff,
au20St Secretary and Treasurer.
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PROPOSALS.

I
/ OFFIcB OF ASSISTANT QgARTERMAs
-, Pm1AprrrruA, August "a. 1884
Ger ie9sd 10 iits oisAR6 81 oei an uSon of fsHr0R-
tcS ~ 1 s. General S5 s m@sdsts eeye q H.adns
S9 'ss 3 sss .ssSaa SP""'G g s''' boards H'' g
-O,V ~ tPisned ian both side,J va 90
coo feet ; second comm conn, : pine board. x iuch.
200 feet hemlock soantang, yS4 inches
FsSb rro3.. S2 mus, bo sses; yars =,
knowh ~ this oce 10 oe rssonsbe thai the sSer
VII enter into immed ste obpation cot he prompt fuai
10 troposa will be received unless upon blank forms,
Iho United states reseryos the rght 20 reject all bids
S eSg @ zoo .ign a. also any rum deaaa contract as
" order Of oooue George a. Crosman, A. Q 81 0cae-
.o,. ALBERT s. ASHwEAD.
eN-t-t Captain aud A. Q, M.
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
~ Eqmpesl corner Of TwKIfrH and GIRARD
s,-,, PnuADrLruA. August TO- 1885,
Eeaiec PTopo.els wn be received atths oface until n
the sShpnn Arsenal with he 10 owing srtie Is
DARN BY coat ,lGIll 81 or Ga VIDE, Tor Un1orm
WooIEN BiANKEfs. army sfan lard 70 weigh nvv
poupos. and measure 7feet by fee, inches
Win the ietters l. s, In black, Z incees ioas.
sHELTEB IENis, army standard, oil Ilneu or cotton;
u cotton. 70 weigh not 4 s. thau ouaces &c the
yard q ~ irches vide ifliacn to welgh nos
wire. Samples OF at least one yarf or ths
material proposed 90 be furnished mi usl bo sub
tied with the proposal
DARK blue THREAD, No So
WATER PROOF BLA NKEra Tor Infantry, gutta petcha
- or yuicanized india rubber.
POUCHES for Cavalry gutta Pereta or vucsuzed india
rubber
samples Of the waterproof blankets fr infAatry ant
pany the roposal
Army standard samples Of the dark. blue coat o,oth
Wooeu blankets shelter tens aud dark-buc Lrsad an
De seen at this office, 10 which deliveries strictly
conform.
Each bid must be guaranteed bv two respansble p,t
sons, hose sFrattr,s must be Appen ed euaan
tee, ad ceTyfCd 10 as be ng sod sun mt secartT
qI the amount involved BY some public faneonary Of the
United btates
Bios fom deuling contractors and those that DO no
ily comply Wih ne requirements Of this adver tsoneat
Win not be considered
Bisnk forms for proposals. embracing the q tha
guarantee required on each hid be had aDDlca
At this ofoei and others which do
Ruaraee win be considered will Anv proposal be coz
sioercd which does not strictly CONFORM the fcQuremea
therein stated.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Army suppsiss"
stating the particular article bid for.
q. II. cROSMAE,
auN6t 40. N. 0en1 U. g. Army.