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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19
The war News. !

The Army of lie Potomac. siter 6ght-
ing until Friday evening. (uskiDg ten
days continuous 6shting.) and driving
Les back from spottsylysnis O. H.. has,
since been lying still. 1t is said heavy
reinforcements srs arriving; but the rebels
ars bsiDg reinforced siso. Ws do not
like this cessatonof operations. 1t looks
too much like former campaigns. First
came news Of terrific lighting, with the
sdvaptsge on our side; thsh thars has .
lull -ior SONS days; and ths next. report
wsa. She. our. army VAS falling back on
Wphibstou. It msy not turn out 50
new; but every days delay win only help
Lee. fssf ~
Gen. Warren is not killed, Neither is
Longstrest mortally wounded. nor Lee
wounded at al. sla
Gen. Sigsl has met with reverse At
Nsw Market, in the Shenandoah Valley.
aad hss fallen back to Strssburg. I'd
Lost Eve pieces of artillery. but saved bin
trains. nc. t ''.fi.
Gen. Crook. in Western Virginia. ha,
defeated the rebels under John Morgan
Sam. Jones, and A. G.. jenkins. killing
end capturing large number Of them
A:.G. jenkins fell into our hands. NOR
tally wounded.
The disaster in Louisians appears te
be growing. Red River is blockaded
and our forces srs retrsatiDg from Alex
andris overland. -asa isa
Steele has been compelled to retreat t.
Little Rock. leaving Southern Arkansas
ct the mercy Of the rebels. . s.
zshsrmsn. in Georgia. has gained som'
advantage over Johnston, but nothing de
cisive has occurred: 50" .7s
There are conflicting rumors concerning
Besursgard. 1t has been reported ths
be reached Richmond with his forces, ant
will, reinforce Lee. But this il hardly
true. H'i" '.st'''N p'.N a''' 40
Buffers army is actively at work. A
portion of It lis besieging sFt. Darling
They havsltaken some Of the rebel work,
bstwsen that point and Richmond. 1t il
thought that but one line Of works re.
main to be taken, which will leave ths
wxy clear to Richmond. . distance oI
eight miles. "L '.a7.ro s-I "a rs
o A heavy battle was fought at Palmer's
Greek. Beauregard attacking Buffers
msin force. Our lines were at first forced
back but the rebels, afier repeated des-
perstes attacks, were repulsed with heavy
loss.
= The New York World published wha'
purported to be siprOclamation by tb.
President. appointing Thursday. May
26th. as day of fasting and prayer, and
calling for 400. 900 additional troops. tc
be drafted If not. raised BY the 18th o
June. This was hoax; but it is stated
thata call will soon be made for 800, 600
to BE- raised by the LIST Of July.
The latest dispatch says the army wa
about moving again. and q great AM
bloody battle was hourly expected to be-
gin.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

RErALIATIoH.-We hear Q good deal
said about retaliation upon the rebels for
their cruelties to our troops. white and
black. The President. in recent speech
at Baltimore. had much to say upon the
subject, and seemed to be puzzled as to
the proper way to retaliate. Below We
give two extracts. showing the true spirit
of the rebels. and the plan The President
has adopted for retaliation
Thomas Presncll. . Minnesota soldier
recently released from Belle; Isle. has
written along letter to the St. Paul Press,
describing the su6erings Of the Union
prisoners. Among other things. be says:
Il have seen our men carried out oftbe
hospitals dead, and laid in rows on the
ground without their faces covered, and
not buried for Eve days. Once they lay
for seven days, and the hogs ate two Of
them half up. You. may think this is
too mean for . civilized people. but it is
. fact, and any Of the men will testify to il. .
Of the twelve death sentences pro-
nounced BY che Military Commission .,
St. Louis. eleven have been commnted BY
the President to long imprisonment st
Alton, ILL.,, and The other i TO bs hung.
Ten of the commussd were rebels con-
demned ss spies. or citizens convicted ol
acting with guerrillss and brigsnds. -
Now. If this is not offering premium
to rebel nbsrbarity. ws would like to know
BY what nsms It can be 'csllsd Z ay
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

4 1 Il is sscertsinsd that Kansas has
On exesss Of 5000 troops over oil calls.
It keeps growing. When she hunts up
hsr men in Missouri and Nebraska regi-
ments, q other States do their men who
have enlisted elsewhere. the number viii
Be largely increased. efeT y ~ 80
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

q GRAxr's Success IN MAskIsc M p.,
sroxs.--Ssys the New York WerIa' >
Washington correspondent: So far. 5e1. .
Grant has been exceedingly skiIlldi u
masking bis real designs. For the ne.
time in the history Of the war, the hs'da
of the departments are quite out ss =. 3.
touching the respective movements OIL 'o'
srmies Of Virginia. -,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

a ~ The enrolment Of persons subject
DRAFT having been very imperfect. ofhcers
hsvs been sppointed to correct the ocais-
sions.a John d. Un has received The sp.
pointmsn. ios tbis Township. and i nos
Engaged IN ths work. bItov 81 ;es@en
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

Z S The Kansas Educational Journal
comes to us promptly. every month. 6lled
with valuable matter relating to the in
tsrest which, It seeks to advance. It il
uadsr the direction Of The state Tsachsrs'
Association. and ia ably conducted. Il
should receive the cordial support Of every
friend Of education in Kansas. Il is pub
lishsd at Leavsnwortb. st snly SO cent
psr yeaf..asGi eca f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

The Albany Evening Journal dee.n1
its disseiisf in Jim Lane as us''elr
,panasee. and ssys; "Tbis i1snsnsss
,pu6sd individual proves to be noi0,ls -
better than q, humbug. blatant 10 wv
Senats and qua.relsoms in the field r'naG
ing prscious little saryiee 10 sl'ner
tiou. 'for the double pay he receives
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

Where did that lond- noathed h.s. =.
MN oct that thousand dollar dram -, :,
other day? Jeems Henry WIN n'.. 80
como down heavier than that to esl''
tlsis County.-.efersonidn. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

Kensueky slsseholdsrsioedly eomP;.
that their sbls,bedisd chsissls are rus.'IS 10
away 70 The free States oE 70 Oaa'u
eyade military service. sazr s'7 -;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

7 WERaE rHn CREDIT BEtosos.-There
is sslresdy some dispute a. to whom be.
iongs the merit Of having secured to
Kansas due credit for all her volunteers,
and thereby rendered her safe from draft.
The main credit, Of course, for this &c.
curity. belongs to the brave men who en-.
listed but the honor of obtaining due
acknowledgment Of them from the Wa
Department. belongs to the Governor. u
We stated last week. Adiutant General
Dudley, with the assistancs Of the Gov
ssnor. spent much time and pains in OBJ.
tainipga correct list of Kansas volunteers,
and completed his work just before bis
resignation. The Governor then for
wardsd the list to the War Department,
and caused the proper credit to be entered
in favor OF our State. As soon as Lane
sad Wilder learned this fact, they tele.
grspbed home tha. Kansas was credited
with 80 many men over al calls, creating
The, impression that they secured justice
TO Kansas. Lanes hired blowers hsy.
bees since trying to strengthen this idss
They cannot consent that any man bu,
Lane shall have the honor Of performing
. good sct for Kansas. Sidney Clark
Provost Marshal. has sinse furnished th.
names Of six or seven hundred new re-
cruits and veterans. making the credit o
Kansas, ovsr oil quotss. about 5000.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

"a Jcas q. SAKE, ths poet, . very y I'll.
she .sssets ii Injuries received y On ..
vosd sec;dsnt last wsahs.sa ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

p Il costs sixty dollars 70 60 shT9sss, II n
40 Eoslish eourt, OF bankfnpsey. :. NOE. I
debts exceed q, 500. the expense SO . - 81
8l2S. ..f.,.ft a. Eeii
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

e,aIHFoRrAsr.-Ths following ipportaai
telegram has just been received BY Cspt.
Boozlepimp. A. A. P. N. g. Q. <. !.
T. T.. and We hasten to l.y it before our
readers: ,1a,;s-az 80 0, zaisz .s5 ssssf
. WAsHncros. Hsys17
Pfairie-Dig is on the increase. We
have secured reduction Of the tax on
sulphur. Tell our friends to scratch away.
asds,as LAHs h WILDEa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

Or. I.rr.-Tbe Chief announces Gen.
A. l.. Lee a. q candidate for Congress
next Fall. in the place OF Hon. a: ~
Wilder, who has withdrawn from 'ne neid.
If the question were one OF eminent
personal qualifications. this nomination
would secure the spontaneous endorse
meut Of the people Of Kansas. WIN
h;ntellscfuL attainments Of no common
order, sspopular and engaging address,
and Snintslligent and desPerats'valot'
which hes msde his schiessmepts part
|Iof the military history of the west, Gen.
lee wodh BE- q formidable cchpetitor fos
Esnv position to which he might hpirs.
Like tEs Roman hero Coriolsnus, when
seeking the Consulship. it would only DC
requisite for him to stand in the market
Lolas>~ and .sahibit The ,soAss- Of the Wounds
received in battles wsged for his country,
to secure the universal suffrage OF The
people. =,
Bot merit and fitness will be ths last
considerations in the selection of can.
didste for this important position. Loca
tsud personsi issues will swerve the con
viction, and corrupt the Judgment OF men
The absurd and geographical fiction Q
Northern and Southern Kansas" vii
control the distribution of the nomiha
tions to . great degree. but worst OF al
will be the question Of fealty to Lane
The man who aspires to represent tn
State must be the fscilsi and supple sy
cophaut Of this pestilential outlaw. or BIZ
crouching minions will blacken him will
Distraction were he Drawer than Rupert
: or nobler than Champion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

WASHINGTON. May 8.
Senator Lane, Of Kansas. has been
cowhided upon the streets of this city. BY
a girl to whom he made an insulting pro-
posal. LANE 4, ,WLDER.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-19

The Marylani papers publish thu T.,
lowing. Is letter addressed to tbs po'. DOl,
Master General BY the proprietor, # : ,s u''
Baltimore Clipper: " 'as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-10
Drn GOODS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
J. J. L J. y. WEST,
NO ~ CHAMBERS-sT.. NETWORK,
ar. The owners OF Psten; and Exclusive hanofscsures
Of tts
T. w. BnADLHY'S -
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
skirt.
This invention consist, Of pnper ortwol Euiphc SEQ
Springs ingenOusy braided .hy and firmly togner edge
making toughest most elsse brlib AID duf 80
srrng used enabling the wrsrer In conseguenee oil IT.
Sfest elasticity and 6sI 10 place and od the stn
In easily and with the c1uvenis ue~ - ss
muslin dress II entirely obv.ste. AMI .ilenees tie only Oh
lection. Hoop Stts the to the ~eare a.
vel the public especially In crowded sse nbrs eArraz
road church pey ia any ciowd-d place rom s
difficulty Of contracting them and occupying small space
tins enireyf,moyes the difficulty while giving tie ski the
usna f and symurncs forB AND the highest srd most
stylish and gecsf appearance for the strn opera prone
nsdr house dress lady having enjoyed The pleasure
comfort sud great convenience Of the DGp.er Elliptic
Spring Skirt single dsv, viii feTward wi ngy
al. pen,e wi the u.s them they the best qy@iIy IN
every part by the ighfes durable comfortable and
econorics St made. Merchants will b. supp led above
and ladies' IN drstca. retail stores in tbs city and
tLI on ghout tho different States. .. 49, .,,
LY- INQUIRE FOR THE "DuPLLA ELLlrIiO
SPRING SkIkE
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CuAHTEHsssrERs OFFICE. II Stete-st' !
New oEK. september ., lss'.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received 81

NJ
New YORK September .. 1885,
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- th. oice until p Of FRIDAY 10Th Instant for fur
i.htng this Department with the following articles.
smiths Below - to 70 inches, "Tuyer irons TO match
ssdr. Blanket. zach.
Halter bots Inch, per rross
serubb'ug Brushes, pr dozen.
Wsn trsho', 10 knob lsfsc pr dcfsn. ,,o.r,,
Mcclellan Bridss double rein, brass 'nAsse,' and mid
curb hs heavy each.
Ksmsa stable Broou. best article. per dorm.
Eoy' n.eslss MI h,i Per S sI, sro..
Rs Buststs IAIge army wagon, wrought bah and ears
ced = or whit. pine per dolen
c,.'rs Rolt. eri 6IS.I6 strSl6 s,i 5I5io. liri ti
4I, t,5ie AT IA 9iIi, at AT al Per la
H. .1 %q Chain. 1oJo' chain with 'tss,," sssh
Coil Chain q, pr
ca is.p Emu ,,a'i tiinsss, arai, per pair
cosci, Handle. for ambulance door, eaeh
EIvetins Hammers. No. z aud }, each.
sadalcrs Hammers each.
cSnry Axe Handles each.
Mrie lIsnes II in from hole 20 hole " per pair
Raw hiic' "goen piefed' for covering 'adaas ash'
T.b'e Kni,e, and fork, Per dozen.
s.Adler. Knives, round. each.
Japsnned Carriazr knobs. per gross. .
H,nen L. shcI Osk Tanned, bst shades, weight nom IL
:" Bible Lrs,lrr, weigh from to IL Ib., pc ~.
Nut. I'M I'M Gss ~ l Ill., T Ssli T.
Ter Pots for amy Wagons each
Malet PoDch's, each. . 80
Spring Punches L-fnes, utdirm the, Nhs ehHs nDe@i
each. -
C.rpenters' Load Pencils, per gross.
BscssIins. Oh Tanned for thongs each
Sheen Skins for Smiths aprons, zach
Sheep She ~ per pair.
Br.as Screws, !. I In per gross.
Wood Screws assorted numbers J. II, nL, per uosa
Shovel, long huudied. per dozen.
Steel Grain Shovel PER dozen.
st,ck. and DEE. assorted medium per sel
Wood 3iirfups, per pair.
Harness Thread. II. b. No. 10, per pound
Pasrng LYNNE ia hanks for sewing grain bags per ponnd
Black snske Whips, all leather, full sEs, each
sadilens BLACK Ntr, per pound
Spirits Turp-uiine. pet gallon.
sadd srs Tools per sst-ssch set containing
Soldiers Hammer, ! Claw Tool
saddlers Plysr, pair Conps,ssA
J Edge Tool. I Draw Gnase.
sprns Punch Abound Kpifs,
Ssdrrs PDcsrs, ! Sick"f
RDnnder. Round Avl,
Kisetipy Hammer, II Stitching Avis
licLler 6 Av Handles.
4 Patent Chsneller, Ssdders liorss-
Each article 10 be Il the best quality OF Ire Kind and 10 De
subject econ before Goods to be sccurey
in suitable packages and delivered free OF charge % the
H. place Of Shipment in this City Ferrous may Offer 1f
ANY sc the Lis, aud ~l furnish ssnp .. lar aeu
cable those they proposeor Payment for three
will BE- made IN such funds provided hy the oneu
SatSs Tho privilege reserved OF rejecting any proposal not
de.in-d advantage Offerings should b. indorsed FRO
uosas masters StoT~s" and sidr.,.ed to-
Major STEWART VAN VLiEI
QusTtermastsr.
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Hou., o, Rrrnysxs-Arrvzs UsIrEo srirEs.

Clcrt, 6es, Apgu'i 70. 1884,.
DROP OSALS FOR st 1 o :
tRY-sEALED PROPOSALS. will be re- dyed i've ., ny Z,
oeoek for furnishing each Of the following clsses Of sta
oneTy the Of the House OF Representative Of the
IoO reAus hite ouaroPo Paper, eIrs 'uPerps faint
100 .sn. White Commercial Note Pspss ssts saperDe,
Is fsam. White Commercial Note Paper eItfss Pcrhns'
20 ream, White Coulnereial Note Paper, slperhns.
80 resn. White Foohcsp Paper, extra superfne, faint
rs rtsm. Legal Cap Paper extra suPefne, faint lined
$50 rolns Thin Mauils Psp-r
eoo resm, Manila Paper " ny 10 nche, weighing II
800 f,aas hsnIs Paper II by a inches, weighing n
pound. pes rean, Hat very smooth. AID tough u,
70" Ian; Msns rsg' y ey oaG . .Ss 'cn gsHs V
TsGoe White flick Adhesive Envelope = by 81 inches
sncn wbc Thick Adhesive Envelope, y by q inches.
2ouco White Thick Adhesive Envelopes, ~ ~ = nchsA
Is 90 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes - BY u Inches
10000 Bus Adjective tn,aope., II by q inchoA
a. gTo.. ceusIe,,.. St. he En,eo PEI.
xro,s4 'nch "a, Inks,ands
IL dozen psfAnd. various kinl. .
10 .en Bottles BLACK Ink. quarts, pnts md half
eeorrn Be., Blne Ink qu.ri, and pint.
IS dozen Ilnbber Penclls iong and shctf-
dozen Gold Mounted Pcucil. uroos kinds
rro.. Bl.ek Lead rendi.. fsbeT' oe.son and round
o.. Pen. Holders. various kinds
doz-E Rubber Pen, lio.dsr', difsrer saeA
dnsrn BOTTLES Nurase, all siL1.
10 dor n Psos, Whiting Cards
- Spools FINK APE.
q pos,d. best scarlet Sealing Wax
dorm Diari-, tor 1865, various naS
do1.n MeinoI andums, yaLioas linda
dorm iorfoi ..
u dozen PAPER folders.
dozen Kubo.T lIncfs.
dsrrn Psper Weights
II 4 .I-p Pen.Nils
Is zen Pocket Knives two. three fos and Sz blads
stag. p~.Il. sbrl and ivory hAidseA
] dorm . inch Shear.
ponds krAsins Rubb-r.
sfoss Kubb, saDds and Rings
DO Sims turvl mrn, 10 BY u incles.
dcIen Sponge upl
In the .npsIy goods viii be rsldy reqsired
10 furnish ar Giles fully Equal 10 .ainplr
Proposals must e sompAiod ~ the nsnirs of the sOretes
iBlsill.d 10 b. % fd
A. rraalrrd by law preference will be given he produe
lions 4 American dstfy squsy cheap ud u as good
e ~ ice vii whether toe the nnuiaetnr Of
tac United Sts'es
The .rees sic b. delivered ee d any charge for car
rinxr the Office Of the CLERK OF the on. Of h"fr-sena
lives on or 5rfoie the iAh day Il November. Ist
feeh tTupo ~ be indored Proposals fyr Stationary
fo the HoI-. Of Representatives. Of tho United Sates and
addressed 10 IN. undrisgned.
su lint % mens each es. q article. proposed for
pus; accompany the pEoposA nAed Hh The Lame oil 'Ne
eddr.
h- person Offering to fernh any clis Of articles At the
lowest ur- quality conisrsd shall receive contract fr
the sAu- on rs-outiusa bond with two suFetirs
satisfactory g. the CLERK OF tbs House Of aises, Tor
tie p-ro nance Of the under lreur of twice tie
the Of the aid Clerk n ten day, alter tho Proposals
have been opened and the frsut declared.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk Of the iiou'e Of Representative Of the u y
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proposals.
OpyIoE OF ASSISTANT ConsIssARr GESERaLo
SussIsrEycg No. TATE STREET. I
NEw YORK sspts, IA

ARMY SUPPLIES. SEALED PROPO:
~ sa lin dspKca,e) will be received by the nd.tdsned
auti O'Clock MONDAf the sth hs,"n,; lct 'SP
ENCE STORES, to be delivered in No~f0rh OF bf0'N5n'
/ 200 nozRy CANS CHERRIES.
I,COO DOZEN CANS PEACHES.
leo DOZEN CANS bLACKRERRlEs.
] CD1 DOZEN CANS RASPBERklE5
10 ~ DOZEN CANS STRAWBERRIES.
1910 DOZEN CANS ASSORTED JELLlES.
he shove b. pat up hrrioe'icsy sea'd cens 70 con
tain two pounds net and packed twentyoar ~ boz "
s3of d'ons well made bg,es rspia s' s Of eont,ct
aud date o. packing. g.
The rus will be ispec,,d before delivery and w'nty ave
per Of viii be reserved By The United states "" III
/, 900 DOZEN CANS o. CONDENSED MILK. to be
Pot in hemteay sealed cans 10 contain three poua ~
hacked twenty four IN Dor, IN good strong "emuu
bo1e strapped the ends with green hickory ana
In u with content Of contractor and da,e OF pacths'
The milk will be inspected before delivery and twenty nsr
per Of viii be- reserved BY the United states o SIX
months 20 security Of qual.ty. kc. -, NAL.
The goods be furnished practicable BIDDERS
will State wheDthry onn deliver . =,
Sample, Of al the articles be delivered with the pro
posa sud referred to Therein and bidders may pIoPoe ''
the whole or say part OF sacn.
printed copy Of this advertisement mus be attached 20
Ing precise with al the Ech bid 70 have eon.idrr
ton. contain tho written guaranty Of TWO fespohos
names a. follows; an
any part Of the above bid acceptrd it shall be duly idh
ed according ia purpor and conditions also tns'
written rac with bonds to the amount 81 on'ion''n o
tb@ value Of the stores proposed to be furnished 'e Oe oi
cgted II required"
a,me a. heretofore be made in such funds may be
furnished by the United States. .
Col raeiors are expected hold their goods without FL
pcnse to the United Sta - uutn required for shipment
Iants or ProuoaIi pH be JHrsshsd at ni' of ,rhie'
ps be iao.ed in an eareoe GdJesd 10 ne sAdes'ynsd
aaS ssdorsd "PIep0saIs J0r SEtsi.isaee S.oL, ,,,r
Colonel, A. u. G. and A. c. o. 3
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IINITTD STATES Internal Revenue Col.

limited STATES Internal Revenue Col.
Ic,or's OHcs Thirty second District Of the StstS Of
Hew.yort eomrr.ins the f second and 70 nth Wards Il
CITY and County a Nr~,l o,i-Neice I. hsIsby gyen
the Assessor sfthe mirtysecond Collection District Of
New 70 and thst the duties specified therein
due ard payable ard that tie viii attend in
sou by depoty u his office No. 3a Broadway MON
DAY the 18th day Of september ussni aud from day TO day
thereafter except sundays until aud including the lib day Of
Ocfoei ,eS from 10 o'clock IA the morning Until ococ4
In the Afternoon n receive the All per who shall
neglect pay the daie. aud assessed av
them within the lime specified, will be- Liable 70 pay Tn
per centn additional upon tue amount thereof Any person
At hs option pay scb duties before the time herein speet
hed Government FIND. only lived. Dated New-fo
September y, 1864 SHERIDAN SHOOK, CSllsotsL
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Nkw-yoRk AID HiHLsx RinRoAD COMPANY,

Nkw.yoRK AID HARLsx RAILROAD COMPANY,
Presidents Office,
Corner Foo nth Avenue and Invent -S.Ith street,
NEW YORK, August 24nd, 1854
PROPOSALS. will be RECEIVED at this
bRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF TIE CONSOLlDA-
fED MORTGAGE AND SINKING FUND BONDS OF Iii.
Thr, Bond. wer. issued In March 1853 nte,,a ats per
.rpt PAYABLE semi presentation Of CsuponsAu
gsst and febrrsrare limited to oil sysege amount OF nor
s.e.edns Six Millions Of Dollars and redeemabe In thr
g. Jesr' HON their d,ts ., ,on.o,a.,,, III, ,n,;r,
debt OF the Company and secured by Nor
aeon ID. whole Of s Railroad including it City Railroad
Ths Mouz provides for Sinking fnnd 10 be sppied
sem annually the purchase and cancellation Of the bod
fsrheI provides for the Application OF Proceed, Of sac OF
the Estate Of the Company South OF END 81 to the
psrchsso and extinguishnent Of the Bond.
sufficient number Of the Bonds hsve oeen set aside 10 pay
ess existing Mortgages az they become due.
Further Information be had spp catoD at this Office
WM II. NANDERBllT. Vice Pres.6ent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-10
Proposals.
NAvYs6sSTsOYFIcE.

NRw.i DIRK september ], IVoi)
GOAL FOR THE NANY.-Sealed Proposals,
~ endorsed Coal fcr Ordnance ruIPosesD Will he re,
eiyed Al this Office ninth TUESDAY, the 18th instant Al
II .rloek m for frmshng IT the u. s. Navy YARD, al
Pro kyn the year ending sOh Jnne lVd' the io
For Msesie shop eve hundred 5000 tons Of Blaeshen
coal 1000. <p.,,o~
FOR Blacksmith Forses two hundred I, tons Of b'oe'''P
coa. =, ,,-.,
For -Four Cuopas two thou. and q @0) tons OF Lehfi e
yor Two Air Fun,sce, one thousand OOl ions Oi Cum
berisnd coal -, h,.., o.
Al the above coal be Of the beet qusty and snfc' ~
before pauoe, 10 be delivered free OF
10 the Government and oil TO be delivered ~ 1s NJ "
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-10
J.E. HALsEr, Auetioness.
ByH J. Jonp.S Co.

J.E. HALsEr, Auctioness.
Nv n. J. JoRpsS Co
TINTED STATES HORSE AND CAR
- RAGE AUCTION MART. tiRrH AIENuE. corsss
l4tb..s. THIS DAY (ieturday), SEPT. 10 Al p. H.,
SEVEN OMNIBUS BODIES.
splendid assortment OF Horses for all uses, Cunyes hsr
Ac., view.
Catalogues row ready -
CuARzEanasrgR GssEssLs OFFICE, First DIyinoS
WAsHISGTos CIR oep'eDoer y 100;
WILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, 70
w the highest bidder. At The time and places names
below, viz;
York Pa, THURSDAY, sept. 10. 1884
Atsou.. Pa, THURSDAY Sept y 1864
Lebanon, IA. THURSDAY sept 2s ~; Am non
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY hoheLS' Al Lam
PLACE.
h... horses have been condemned " unit for the cavalry
For ro.a snd firm purposes many good bargains may b hs4
Horses sold sngy.
Tarms. Cs,h IN United Sts'es currency
JAMES A. EkIN Colonel Fir.t Division,
Qusrtermssief Generals Uhice.