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lodges, will furnish material for new lodges
and put their commissarist in q fourishing

lodges, will furnish material for new lodges
and put their commissarist in q fiourishing
condition.
In the winter AL this is changed. Then,
if a camp is attacked and captured, the
inmates have the choice between surren-
dering at discretion, freezing, or being
shot down in detail by our troops.
From posts in the Indian country CAM
paigns of ten or dozen days would be
amply sufficient to reach hostile camp,
Cor camp suspected of hostility attack
and destroy it and return again to COM
Portable quarters, without being much en-
numbered with baggage train.
In the winter troops can approach
camp with much less danger of discovery
than in the summer, as the cold interferes
very much with the comfort Of picket SER
vice on the prairies.
Then, again, winter camps are generally
permanent, and its strength, its exact loca-
ton, and most favorable approaches can
be ascertained through scouts, to GER
tainty, even previous to the movement Of
troops toward it, thus rendering calcula-
ton of the time, force, and other requis-
iU0S I've LILO ouCCCoo VI GdO OAPOuAUAVh q
simple matter of figures.
We have had quite q number of stormy
days land nights) recently. Some snow
has fallen, but the quantity has been very
limited.
Lieut.. Williams, Quartermaster of the
Second Cavalry, now acting Oommissary
at Fort Abercrombie, was snow-bound
here for several DAYS.
1t is gratifying to see his familiar phiz
at any time, but as be brought over load
OF anti-scorbutic pills IN the shape of po-
tatoes and onions, the pleasure Of seeing
him was enhanced in proportion to the
number and size of bis pills.
The scurvey is abating very rapidly at
this post, and it is to be hoped that the
renovating properties of Williams Pills, if
administered in proper doses, and at regu-
lar intervals for a month or two, the
disease will be thoroughly overcome.
Very respectfully yours.
C. HARMIN.
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We clip the following from the Loui,

We clip the following from the Louis
vile Journal:
Col. Gl6llan who commands the post st
Gallatin. Tennessee, has been ferreting out and
exposing the corruption which characterized
the administration of the notorious General
Payne, who formerly commanded the post,
and we congratulate the citizens there upon
having in their midst the authority of an off,
Ger who is so efficient and upright in fhe dis.
charge of his duties. A Captain Hunter, who
was q favorite of General Payne, has met with
formidable obstacle in Col. Gil6llan, and we
are informed by staunch Union citizen of
Gallatin that "he collects no more rents for
the Government which the Government never
heard of" We are always glad 10 commend 3
faithful soldier; we are equally ready to con-
denim malfeasance in office. We care nothing
for persons while the welfare and integrity Of
the Goyernment are at stake. This Is the senti-
ment of Col. Gilfllan-
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EXCITEMENT AT DUBUQUE.
Bold and Numerous DepredatiOns by
Burglars...The City Full of Rob-
bers and Thieves -. Arrests -. tx
element.

element.
DUBUQUE, March 6.-Great excitment
exists in this city this morning, owing to q
large number of private houses being en-
tered and robbed by burglars last night.
They entered the house of William Brad
ley, getting $1,000 in money and many
articles of value. They also entered the
house of A. s. johnson, taking many val
liable articles. They broke into the house
of Mr.. Haas, of the firm of Dunkerman &
Haas, druggists. Mr.. Haas, hearing them,
got up to protect his property. One of the
robbers shot him through the breast, and it
is not expected that he will recover. The
houses of Rev. Mr.. Taylor and F. E. Bis
sell, Esq, were also entered, together with
the house of John Hempson,
Two suspicious characters were arrested
this morning and lodged in jail, and others
will be arrested. The town is full of rob-
bers and blacklegs, but the people, now
thoroughly aroused, will undoubtedly purge
the city of the sooundrels.
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TOWN OF EUREKA.

Enrolment, 81 quota, -; drawn, "a.
Alfred Bean, Charles Seward,
Abram Van Dosen, Halver Oleson,
G. G.. Waters, Eline Stevenson,
Goodrich NeWcomb, William Boxer,
D. l.. Kingsley, VIM. G. Smith,
Brady johnson, Samuel Irwin,
G. N. Kingsley, N. Aslackson,
Hans Torrison, Bjorgrof Asbyonson,
Knut Aslackson, G. 81. Wager,
Thomas Luke, Ole AuersOn,
N. w. Barnum, Lorenzo Bean,
Atherton Bean, John johnson.
TOWN OF GREEN BAY.
Enrolment, II quota, 4; drawn 8.
Michael Kinerey, Silas J. Lake,
William Hoar, Joseph Halter,
Michael Mumer, Sever Severson,
Jeremiah Clark, Robert Maloney.
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FROM FORT WADSWORTH.
Interesting Letter from Our Regular
Correspondent.

WHERE THE FRIENDLY AND HOSTILE
INDIANS ARE-GEG POPES POLICY
ADVANTAGES OF A WINTER CAMPAIGN
THE QUARTERKAS STEERS 4 Mt ScORBU-
TIC pJyTS
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IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
NAMES OF THOSE DRAFTED
MARCH NINTH.

Below we give the names of those drafted
to cover the deficiencies in the balance
of the towns in this District in which no
effort was being made to fill their quotas, to-
gether with the one handred per cent. addi-
tional, in the order in which they were drawn.
This finishes the draft in this District for the
present, to give time to the other towns to fill
up by enlistments.
AnOka County.
TOWN OF RAMSEY.
Enrolment, 1; quota 1.
Charles Bowers.
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ChisagO County.
TOWN OF CHI


TOWN OF CHIsAGo LAKE.
Enrolment, 80; quota, IL; drawn, "a.
Gustave Nelson, Gustave Melander,
A. T. Walner, Nicholas johnson,
John Okerson, Peter johnson,
Andrew Hoffman. Charles Dahljdrum,
Peter SwinesOn, Carl Israelson,,
Nels Swanson, A. j. Anderson,
Carl Helston, Daniel Lindaton,
Johannes MACPHERSON, Matthias Bengston,
Elias B. Fost, A. P. Nelson,
Chas. Gustave Kellberg, Carl Dock,
Andrew Moline, Nels Pierson,
Lars Swanson, c. G. johnson
TOWN OF RUsHEBA
Enrolment, 5; quota, 2; drawn, 4.
Morton Norris, Patrick Flynn.
John Emans, Robert Nessel.
TOWN OF TAYLoR's FALLS.
Enrolment, 49,; quota, %; drawn, 46.
Anthony Sharler, Charles P. johnson,
Aaron N. Mathews, Silas Rolf,
Alvin N. Wilmarth, Gustave Hulquist,
Samuel Haines, Elijah Perget,
VIM. Cox, Enos joins,
Joseph r. Blackburn, Samuel Holt.
John johnson, VIM. Dobney,
John b. Smith, John O'Brien,
John MACPHERSON, James I. Mathews,
Geo. =. Deatley, Moses Marshall,
Francis B. Jones, jeremiah D. Ballard.
Frank johnson, Phillip Lipcett,
John fancy, Richard Robinson,
John Paine, James w. Wooley,
Jacob Bertchy, Geo. Snow,
James Rogers, Stephen j. Minell,
Silas Humphrey, VIM. Mckinley,
John Nelson, L. F. Billiard.
Lucas K. Stannard, Erick Peterson,
Charles w. Jefferson, Joseph Schottmuller.
John A. Hammond, g. 8. Hamilton,
John Byland, Ambrose c. Seevy.
Oscar Roos, Adam w. Thaxter.
Dakota County.
TOWN OF huntsville.
Enrolment, S; quota, L; drawn, 2
Charles O'Neil, Michael Gallagher.
TOWN OF EAGAN.
Enrolment 10; quota, 3; drawn, 6.
Andrew Quinn, Michael Corner,
Paul Martin, N. Clukey,
John Thomhefer, Sylvester Heisler,
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ROCKVILLE. ------
Enrolment, IL deficiency, 4; drawn,S.
Henry Wizzing, Matthias Hanpel
George Letter, Nicholas Post.
Peter Moliter, John Wellgas,
Nicholas Kirsch, Joe Goldman.
ST. JOSEPH.
Enrolment, 81; deficiency. II; drawn; "a.
Joseph Schilder, Bruno Keppenger,
Paul Sand, Lambert Schultz,
John Roller, Michael Undersander
Nicholas Just, Joseph NOzh,
Nick Laurman, Clement Wintz,
Joseph Jonas, John Herberger,
Peter Thileman, Gadhart Heiner,
Nick Keeper, Joseph Zimmerman,
Stephen Raisier, Simon Gretsch,
Heinrich Nilsengarten, George Marschall.
Nick Dahman, James Staples,
John Pawn, Henry Frutle.
Washington County.
MARINE.
Enrolment, 81 deficiency, 49,; drawn, s6.
John G. Ward, B. F. Allen,
Charles Bjestelo, John Peterson,
Charles Peterson, William GOrgans,
Hugh Campbell, John C0pus,.
Andrew Linn, John Nefs johnson,
Joseph Lambert, Jr., Peter D0nohoe,
John r. Neichmen, Francis johnson,
James 8. Campbell, John Anderson,
Nels Hokinson, John Mouson,
Michael Byron, IhOmaS II. W0fQ,
Joseph ,. DeWolff, James Rooney,
Swain V. Anderson, Videl Matterson,
David Champoux, Solomon Holcomb,
William Chalmers, H. f. Brooks,
Thomas j. Withrow, John Bengston,
Andrew johnson, LIST, Chris Rosingen,
Michael Lench, Jonas Granstan,
Leonard Clark, William Marston.
Wright County. SEQ
BUFFALO. ..
Enrolment 5; deficiency, 2; drawn, 4.
Christian Schrotk, Matthia Coolen,
Joseph Sobir, Godfreidt Marshall.
}-'. "H'. DELHI. 20 H.;j &.
Enrolment, 8; deficiency, 1; drawn, 2
Robert Abernethy, w. w. Day.
FRANKFORT.
Enrolment, 5; deficiency, l. drawn, 2.
Patrick Ward, Jacob Dingenheimer.
FRANKLIN.
Enrolment, Z; deficiency, 2; drawn, 4.
John MeOkemherm, Joseph Berwick,
Isaac Petre, Joseph Kern.
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Carver County.
-0xry~y ~. ~-rvrv

Nicholas Schaffer, Herr Pasher,
Peter Nellen, Ernst 81. Hensker
Timer Kalmers, Claymore Kolff,
John Snotheron, Henry Himen.
TOWN OF CAMDEN.
Enrolment, 6 quota, 2; drawn, 4.
Thomas Smith, Reuben johnson,
Samuel Ferguson, John Kobe.
TOWN OF CHANHAssKN.
Enrolment -; quota. II; drawn, %.
Elhelm N. Pierce, William Gamer,
John NJ. Sneider, Joseph Vogel
Francis Bogel, Alexander Racher,
Nicholas Rashell, William n Fuller,
Samuel Gaur, Frederick South,
Michael Boiler, Charles Drucker
George n. Powers, William G. Gill,
Casper Knoschable, Peter Drucker,
Anthony Vogel, Christian Bender,
Stillman Reed, Peter Sares,
Leonard Dock, Augustus Vogel.
YOUNG AMERICA.
Enrolment, Sc; quota, -; drawn, "a.
Bernhard Walter Charles Stanberg
Gerhard Walter, Michael Ziebarth,
Charles Clark, Casper Zenzius,
F EOsSa ske Walter, August s1a1 Hstike,
Henry Grim John Bail
Stephen Pool, Henry Kemple,
John BARLEY, Herman Walter,
Henry Mackenthen, Henry Filing,
Joseph Daily, Layarus Parks,
John Walter, Henry Harms,
Christian F. Berkle, George Burton.
TOWN OF HOLLYWOOD.
Enrolment, 5; quota, 9; drawn, 4.
Joseph Merkle Jr., John Schurg,
-Chamberg, Paul Pfaffer.
TOWN OF LAKETowN.
Enrolment, "a quota, 8; drawn, 16.
HOber LOhmar, john Lunstein,
John Walter Jr., Nicholas Swanson,
Jacob Wheel, Julius Wetzig,
Frederick Sittgust, Henry Schmald,
Henry e. Walsh, John Walter, aged IS,
John Holtmeyer, Jacob Jenna,
Henry Gerdson, Henry Schwartz,
Peter Gregory, Theodore Ruediger.
TOWN OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Enrolment, SO; quota, Is; drawn, so.
John Larson, sec. II, Gottwall Blackman,
Henry Rolf, James Walsh.
Michael Miller, Casper d. Brinkmeyer,
Hans Peterson, aged 81, William Dunn,
Henry Birdman, James Taylor,
j. b. Lingemeyer, John q. johnson,
Swan Mnnson, German Ina,
Edward Dunn, Gustave Pierson,
Peter Peterson, aged 20, Frank Swinser,
Michael e. Dowd, Frank Kenny,
Edward Larmen, SWAMI Larson,
James Gallagher, Johan jacobson,
Charles Star, Adam Kline, DR.,
Johannes Edberg Hans Peterson,
Hugh Hoye, Thomas Knott.
TOWN OF WATERFOWL.
Enrolment, Al; quota, 21 :; drawn, Al.
D. NJ Lusk, Jonas P. Atkins,
Frederick Klapt, Frank Kuntz,
Thomas Devine. Thomas Baker,
John All, Michael Campbell,
John Applequst, William J. Buck,
Frederick Hamann. Michael Kecher,
John Fack, j. w. Gibbons,
Peter Kaiser, Timothy Black.
John Justice, Frederick Bower,
Henry Fesch, John Krienbring,
Benjamin F. Light, Edward Hosmer,
George Shultice, friedrich Yapps, agd 81
Peter Cramer, John Dalyon,
Allen w. Hedges, Lawrence Zwick,
Peter Thieson, Elrick Engleson,
John Schumen, John Buler,
John Doyle, Joseph Shallveter,
Richard Dressell. Jacob Deitz,
Peter Dressell, Frederick Yapp, agd %
William Bludom, Salisten Kahler.
William b Ellis
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Hs.diIt
CAVALRY HORsRS
" ARTILLERY HORsEsi

~ ANAALLFnA hONoHs
ouARTERHASTER GESERAIs OFFIUE, }
EIRsT DIVISION,
WLEHtHaToH CRY, March "a, 1888,
.ly .slrs: WIZ :: Iss iiS.. =. C iSS Sr 3.
pot, In open market. TIL May I, Iss6, by Capt,
GEO. =. hRoWHIhG, A. q. M.
MOLEs, In lots OF twsa ty-hve, or more, will
May !; iss6, BY Captain c. H. TonpElns, As.
sistaut QuartermAstsE, corner Twenty.seo.
ond and q streets.
All animals to the subjected TO tho usual
Government Inspection before being accepted
Specifications a. tollows! "CaVAlTy hoTseS
must be sound In all particulars well broken
In fnll ntsh and In good oondltIoni from ~.
teen (Iol 70 sixteen (ls) hands highs nom hye
tDl 70 nine (ol years old, and well adapted In
tween nine (O) And ten ual years OF age, u
stilI Vigorous, 'prishtly, and healthy, may bs
Kitillsry Horse. must be of dark color
sound 10 all particulars strong, quick, Ant
active, well broken and square iroltots In hAi
ness, In full hoah and condition, from ak (G
20 ten ll0) years old, not less than nfteen Anl
one half (lblE) hands high, each Horse to weigl
not less than ten hundred and nty u, $50
pounds.
Mules must be over two (g) years OF age
ntrong, stout, comp act, Well-developed ami
mails, not less thAu fourteen (Itl hands biGh
In full health, free from every blemish or de
fsot which would unbt thsm for severe work
and must have shed the four front colts tssll
and developed the corresponding four psl ma
nent tseth, two In each Jaw.
These BpeoiilsAtiobS W u be strictly AdheTet
60, and TiEidly enforced In every pa tloulsr.
Hours OF inspection, from ' .. m. 10 ~, "
Price - Cavalry Houses one hundred Ant
sighty.nye dOllArs (sIsoID Artillery Horses
one hundred aud ninety dollars (eIfOl MuleS
one hundred and ninety Ave dOllArs lSIS6.l
Payment vii. be made At this olilee.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel In charge First DiVlsion, Y. NJ. q. q.
mhlBtAp10
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PROPOSALS. FOR THE SALE OF
DEAD HORSES AND MULES.
CHEZ ouARTERMAgTERs orFIcE,)
DEPOT or WAGHtEaTON,

CHEZ QuARTERMAsTER'a OfrtCE,l
DEPOT or WAIHtHoTOE,
WARRINGTON, ID. C., March 10, 1865.
Sealed proposals will be received At this
once until FRIDAY, March "a, 1885, kt 10
O'Clock, m, for the sale OF all the Horses and
Mules that may die or BE- killed At this depot,
within the next twelve (i3) months succeeding
the date OF the contract.
Tho bodies Of the anim'lg will be delivered
by the United states, daily, 70 any point with
10 the limits Of this city that may be AgToed
upon by the Government and the contractor,
aud totbe conveyed IRON thence, by the con-
tractor, . sufficient distance iTOm the liInitb
OF the District OF Columbia, so AI not TO be-
come . nuisance 10 the citizens thereof or thiI
depot.
bidders will state the amount per animal,
and give their full name and post otiice adj
dress.
Payment will he fsquited At the end OF each
month, In Government funds, toT the number
Of animals delivered dutinE the mOnih.
Ihs ability Of tha biddet TO al the oontfBot
should 10 be AwArded TO him, must be KuATAn'
to0d by two responsible persons, whose zig.
natures are TO be appended TO the guaranty.
Bonds Ia the sum Of $1,000, signed BY the
oontTaotor and both OF his EuArantoIG, will be
required Of the successful blcder upon signing
the contract.
Proposals must be plainly marked "Ptopo.
sails for Dead Horses and Mules" and Ad'
dressed 70 the undoTsigood,
Brig. Gen. and Chief QuATteTuAster,
mI0 IT Depot Of Washington.
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sat, Ag.noi.sIn wAsh,nEso..

v,ssachusetis-Lleut Colonel Gardiner
MS. second floor National Intelllgen-
=, building, corner Seventh and d streets.
"nbio-James c. Wetmore, corner Be-
.,S,h andPennsylvaula avenue.
Pbode Island-Lleut. Col. James L
s.seilct, corner Seventh and Pennsylya-
~ Isw YYork-Coloncl Edwin R. Goodrich,
10. 2sS + street, between Twelfth and
TP,,snpsylvanla-Colonel Francis Jordan,
~ Eleventh street.
Connecticut-Rey VIM. A. Benedict, No.
y 'vTrsmont-Col. Frank F. HOlbrook, s5l
street .r..
,pd seventh.
IadIsuS-w.. II. DeMotto, corner OF
Tsnth andF y.
'iTii iITiiinois-NcwtOn Crawford, Room No. 8
'wisconsIn-w. Y selleck, Room No. 90
Patent Offics. aa r..Fr- ..r r--r...-
IEsntucky--C. @. Peuuybaker, No. 4
r,ur.and-a-half street
Iowa-George Cowie, Fifth Auditor s
Ohce, Treasury Department.
New HAmpshlre-LArkin Mason, .6io
Seventh street ollie.
NaInc--B. H. Hines, 97S Y street
New Jersey-Lleut. Col. c. Rafferty,,
80 q street.
Maryland-stepheu W. Downey.
DelGyare-Box 65l, Post Office.
Nlnnessota-J. p Stock, Room s, Land
Odlce
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n Ell lCIA L.
fRE FIRST CoRPs-NoTIcE TO vETE-
RAMS.

HEADQvARIERs FIRST CoRPs,
WAtHIEoros, D. O., Dee. n, 1854.
Veterans desiring toeniiut In the First Army
Corps should report In person ~ the once Of
Col. Z. y. Johnson, soldiers' Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, wAshinEton, p. q.
Any Veteran, who has served two years,
has been hOnOrAbIy discharged, and is physi.
saIlY QuAlIhsd, may sRllSt In the CoTps for one,
two OF three yoATS.
Those enIiStiDE will FseSiVe from the Gov
ernment q bounty Of ESQ a. soon - thsy are
mustered in, and, IN addition, the regular In
stai1en,S nom the Government, In propoTtion
10 the period OF Enlistment, ~ i0llsWsI eIoo
tor one yeAEs service, one-thifd paid on enlist
ment; SlO0 for tWo yeArs' service, Ons-third
ON enlistment, Os00 for three years serves.
ons-third on enlistmsnt. E...
They will Be credited 10 She quota Of ths dis
trist in which they or their families may Be
doniSIlSd SAd Wil, thsrsfOTs, b entitled 70
local bouhiies. ... -.
Free transportation win b narnIShsd IhSn
10 Washington BY any Provost Marshal.
The best arms In the poossosion % ne Gov
ernment VIII be furnished these troops, and
they win be allowed 10 TotAia their Arns Whsh
honorably discharged. ... .H. ... .
HoaaquArters Major General HaneOsl, Isa
? street, between NlnStsenih And Twentieth
SEeetL ..H ...' r. 7r.r.
Ofaee Of the Board for the Examination Ol
ofhesTs-Brig. General John n. Brooke PToui
ient-is1 Strsot, between Nlnstsanih and
twentieth streets.
by order Of MsI. Gen. W. g. HAnsOsk. !,
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dee91-u Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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TINTED STATES BALE OF
IHSPs A PsE F9s s4arg 81 tt5P,pa pSlRkcr

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that the several
tracts or lots Of land, situated In the county
Of -. Johns, state Of Florida, have become
forfeited 10 the United stAteS, by reason OF
the non-pAyment OF the direct tan charged
thereon, under the act entitled "An act 10
provide Increased revenue from iniposts, 20
rAy interest on tho public debt, and tor other
pufposcs,n approyed August 8, lssi, and an
act entitled "An act for the collection OF d.
rect taxes In inaurreetionary districts within
the Uuited stAtes, and for other purposes" I"
approved June 7, leea, and the amendments 10
March ., iBi6, and that the sims will be cold
| ~ pubic auction, on MONDAY, the 10th day
OF Aprii, 1883, atthe o W Of 81. Augustine, IN
| said ooanty OF 81 Johns.
The tracts or lots OF land TO he sold 40 above
'TT'sS' FIVE a1spSS 4 Si piSsEiiai6 ETa6SsaSp SSSai ACRES
4 large proportion beinG covered with heavy
growth OF HARD PINE and LIVE OAK Tim.
Der, y, ere are several orange groves In full
bearing, and very desirable Cotton and sugar
Plantations. The Long staple or Sea Island
Cotton can be grown throughout 81, Johnl
| county in - great perfeetion ~ on tho coast
Islands OF south CSroliua and Georgia,
81. Johns county extends nom the Atlantic
| ocean 10 the 81. Johns river, which bounds II
on the west u has tor hArbors on the A.
| lAnttc, 81. Augustine and MA'AnE inlet
Oranges, lemons, limss, pomegranatss nGs
suAya.y olives and Siapss grow In perieetiot
| throughout the county. ...-t.
| The purchasers OF lands and tenamentl un
der the direct tAN act acquire = title IN ie'
| simple, free and disehArGed nom al piior lten
| and ineumbrAneea OF every description what
sOever, tor which the President 70 ANthoItEe,
TO cause patents 20 be issued.
WIN, ALSOP,
AUSTIN SMITH,
mhIB.Wlt ..f..H COmmIaalOneTu.
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CALE or CoNDKMNED AoRsRs

QvARfERaAsfrs eEEE oyrIGE,
FIRST DfvntoN,
wAsHIN0Tor CRY, March 4, ISes
WIN be sold At public suction, 10 the highest
bidder, at Glepbofo, d. O., on
TUESDAY, March :, IssS,
TUESDAY, March II, is06, pei
TUESDAY, Match al, 1884,
TUESDAY, March as, is.S
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
DAY.
These horses have bosn condemned a. unht
Tor the oAvalIy service Of the army. -...-
bargains may BE had.
Horses sold singly, sale 20 commence At 10
A. NJ. Terms cash, 10 United states currency,
ID. JAMEs 4. EklN,
Colonel In charge FIRST DlyIsIon Quarter.
master Generals once, mhl-td
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ROP OBJ A Us,
nFFICE OF THE DEPOT QUAR-.
" TERMASTER,

FonT LEIvEuwoRrH, KAMAal
PROPOSALS For ARMY TRAsPoRfA-
s..lsa DroDo,.,. VIII Vii be rs..,v.d a, mi.
ofioe untn I9o'oiook, NJ, on SATURDAY, the
a5th dNy Of March, for the Transportation OF
Military supplies durioE the year 1855, on the
RoUTE No. i-From Fort, I..venvor,h,
Laramie and Riley, and other dopo's that may
hs established during the above year on the
weat baok OF the Missouri river north q
dssrsss north, 20 sny posts or stations that
are or may be established in the Territories Of
NsbraskS, DakotA, Idaho and Utah, south
Of latitude ~ degrees north, and east Of lougi-
Colorado north Of 20 degfees north. Bidders
70 state the rate per 100 pounds Per 100 mites
Al which they will transport said EtoTes In
each Of the months from April to september,
kovTE No. a-irom Forts LsavsnwcTth and
| Rney, In the state OF Kansas, aud the town Of
KAnsas, In the state Of Missouri, to any poats
or or station, ,hst are or may es s.tsel,,sed IN
Colorado, south OF latitude 20 degrees north,
drawing supplies from Fort Leayenwotth,
and TO Fort Union, N. ~, or other depot that
Ss 20 sS1 n o,Sss poS, 70
the route. Bldderu TO state the rate per 100
pounds per 100 miles ~ which they viii trans.
port said stores In each OF the months from
| hHIll w oDpNemneF lueiunlNts OF Nue loAt looo
| No additional percentage Will be paid for
the transportation OF bacon, hard bread, pine
lumber, shingles, or any other atotoa,
Bidders should give their names Ia fuu, ~
well a. their place of residence, and each pro.
posAl should he accompanied by bond IN th,
, Ium Of ten Thousand dollars, signed BY two o
J more responsible persons, guaranteeing tha
mentioned In the proposal, TO the parties pro
posing, the eontrGot will be accepted aud en-
tered into, and good and sufiioisnt security
furnished bY said parties IN aooordAnoe will
the terms OF this advertisement
The amount Of bonds required will be a
follows;
On route No, I...."..... 100000
| On route Ne, a...... ,,..... 90O,WO
Satisfactory evidence Of the 10y atty and col
vensy OF eaeh bidder and person offered ~ se
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposals to
Army TranspoftAtien on Route No, b" org
~ the ease may, bc, and none will he enter
tAined unless they fully comply with all tn
, requirements OF this advertisement,
Parties to whom awards are made must b.
prepared TO execute contracts At onse, and Il
give the required bonds for the faithful per
iormAnoe oil the same,
Contracts will be made subject TO the Apprc
val cI the QuArtermAster General, but th
rlgat 10 reserved to reject any or all bids tbs
may be offered.
ContrGotors muS, be In readiness for seryie
by the nIlt dsv Of April, ices, and they wi
I be required TO r-ve place OF agencies AZ O
In the vicinity OF Forts LeNvenworth an
Union, and other depots thAt may bo eatAl
lIshed, at which they may be oommu ioAlG
with prompily and readily.
by order Of the QuArtsImNstoT General.
ms.dIn Colonel and q. NJ. u, =, A.