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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-08

the proper action Of tho United States
Circuit Courts, that tho District Judge
should sit with the Judge of the Su-
Ipreme. Court for the Circuit, in order
to constitute the Circuit Court legally?
10 this there are two answers: |. Tho
law of Congress expressly permits the
Circuit Judge to hold a Court alone. in
tho absence or other, disqualification
Iof the District Judge; and, 2. The
United States have already District
Judge in enc district of Virginia, at
least, in the pers en- CT JOHN c..
UNDERwooD, Of Alexandria, But what
obstacle exists to tho Appointment, by
tho President, ofa loyal District Judge
residing in the city of Richmond? So
that, in point of fact, the Government
has three courses open to it for the tri
al of these traitors, in the civil tribu.
nails of the nation, First, it may elect
to try them at Alexandria, where Chief
Justice CHASE and Judge UNDERWOOD
already constitute tho Circuit Court OF
the Fourth Judicial District: or, Sc
condly, it may try them at Richmond.
President JOHNSON appointing a local
Judge for that Judicial District, who
shall sit with the Chief Justice for the
trial of the cases; or, thirdly, Chief
u.tice CuAsE may try tbcm alono, un-
der the old law regulating tho hearing
OF causes before the Circuit Courts of
the United States.
But, says some shrowd objector, the
law provides that ''no person shall be
arrested in one district tor trial in
another, in any civil action, and, JEFF.
DAVIS was arrested in Georgia, not in
Virginia, where it is proposed to try
him. Prociscly--but trial for trea-
son is not a ''civil" action, but, "on the
CONTRARY, quite the reverse" AARON
Bum, the great historic cxempar OF
treason hitherto IN our happy country
(Which "bad cminenec," by the way,
he will hereafter yiold to much worse
characters than himseli) was tried in
Virginia, but arrested in Mississippi.
But does not tho Constitution say
that "tbe trial Of all crimes, except in
the case Of impeachments, shall be by
Jury, and such trial shall be held in the
State where such crime shall have been
committed 2" Most assuredy it docs
and are not Circuit Court trials car
ried on by juries, in the presence Of
tho court, and does any one doubt tbst t
a loyal jury can be impanneled in
Richmond or Alexandria, And as to
tho trial boing held III the State where
tho crimo was committed, have not
these traitors committed their crimes
in all the Southern States, but especial
y and pre- emnately in Virginia? Tho
trial Of BURR took place in Richmond
because tho Indictment was for treason
alleged to have been committed in the
State of Virginia, to-wit on Blcnner.
hassctts Island. We soc no difficulty
in trying and convicting JEFFERSON
DAVIS and all his follow. traitors in
the Federal Courts, and at tho same
time giving them the full benefit of all
tho "muniments of freedom" secured to
criminals under the Constitution and
tho laws Cincinnati Commercial
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S Y NJ P T ON s.

The symptoms Of Catarrh MS they generally appear
are Mt first very slight Persons find they have n
cold that they have frequent attacks, aud are more
sensitive to the change Of temperature. In this con-
diton, the may be dry, or slight discharge,
thin and acrid afterwards becoming thick and adhe
siye. As the disease become chronic the discharges
are increased in quantity and changed in quality;
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawed or
eoughed up. The secretons are Offensive, causing
lad breath; the voice IA thick and nasal; the eyes
are weak; the sense Of the smcilis essencd or de-
stroyed; deafness frequently takes place. Another
common and important symptom Of Catsrrh is, that
the person s obliged to clear his throat in the
ing of thick or slimy mucus, which has fallen down
during the night. When this takes place the person
may be sure that his disease is its way to the lungs
and should loose no time in arrestingit. 3'
Tho above are but JeW Of the many Caarrh Symptoms,
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BOUNTY MONEY,

Every Soldier who has served two years. ia entitled
tC 500 Bounty. Every Soldier discharged by reason
Every Soldier enlisted after july isf 1862 and dis.
charged before serving two years. is entitled to S25
Bounty: The Widow, Children, Father, Mother, or
Hers o. Soldiers who die in the services eatitied
to the above Bounties.
. PENSION
Are allowed to all soldiers who have boon disabled In
any degree. by wounds disease wilhelm the service
IN the line OF dutyto widows of deceased sodierspo
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for support.
Rack Pay.
We have every facility for the collection Of Back
PAY II final papers are correctly made ont we can
nav nave he money IN hand In four days from the tins
arrears OF pay due them from the Government will do
wen 20 call on us, as We can collect the money for
where and much sooner than the State Pay Agent
can coilecttheirymoney, ri3' 'arl2
81. '. Write to Us, .I,.
And'wiil advise You, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
you blanks with Instructions for filing them up, 40
that you can prepare your CLAIM without trouble
Be. e.PTompt.
The sooner you make your application, the sooner
you will get your money. II Application for Pension
Is not made within year from the date of discharge
temember the P,nccl sE
r. NJ. CLARKE, CLAIM AGLNr: Ofhce--South side
Main Street. Tallmadgc Block, Lancaster, Ohio,
Refersnces "" "
Martin 4 Co., Bankers; Hunter Datighefty Attornsyr
r. h. Wagenhals, Pension Surgeon,
PIrTsDUkG LANDING, TENSsssBY, -
..... ... May, 1858. I
To the People OF FairiieId County.
We are personally acquainted with \. M. CLARKE,
Esq., and believe him to be honest and capable. We
cheerfuy recommend him to our friends Of the 18th
Regiment as proper person to attend 10 the collection
OF SOLDIERS Claims, Back Pay, Bounty Pensions dc.
John NJ Connell, Colonel nth Regiment o. V.
N. +. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel nth Reg o. WI
Al: Davis, Adjutant 18th Ohoi.
Daniel Kutz. Fl Httr t
Captain B. y Butterheld, Coind'g Co. A 17th o. V
Lieutenant J. II. arney. % = ~ I'I-t-I-|
Captain Ezra Rickets, Company F, 18th Reg.
Lieutenant D. 0Sullivan.. : '., 1FS 1I.
J. w. Stinchcomb, Captain Company B.
A. p. AshbroOk, LIST Lieutenant Company r.
William H. Pugh, I'd Lieutenant, company B.
A. Ognpn, CAPTAIN COMPANY !, fI;h Ohio. 70
Leo Noies, lst Lieutenant, Company I, nth Ohio,
D. NJ. Rea, Captain Company X, 18th ohio.
s. B. Collins, I'd Lieutenant
.. z. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master 18th Ohio.
b. II Showers, Captain Company g, 18th Ohio.
Captain G. II Rippey, Company D, 18th Ohio.
Lieutenant G. NJ. Webb Company D, nth QlitD.
Lieutenant q. B. BnndE Company c, l7th Ono,
Lancaster, June Is, ls6S512tf
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navy 10 MAKE. looking to cessation vf armed
SirSs:;s &c :a::S Ec::s..::::::::=.:: SD Las.
Gold l52. !
RICHMOND, April 1.-The Herald, of the soth,
has been received. Its situation article .sy.
1t Is now believed that the visit Of the presi
dept to the armies on the James is of more inn.
porsance than is generally considered. Since he
has been there, q council Of war has been held.
In which Lincoln, Grant, Sherman, Meade, Ord,
sheridan and other military chiefs participated
After IT oroke up. general movement in front
of Richmond began.
A Washington telegram to the Herald says
Lee has renewed the request for a military
convention to settle matters-to agree upon
terms for u cessation of hostilitesand establish
peace But informed officers here regard I'M.
mediate peace rs almost beyond doubt A
rumor of another peace conference has derived
additional confirmation from the fact that
Seward has gone to James River to join Lin
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Grant estimates The rebel k,l.t aud. w.,,, ,lci
~ auH Ene Gn..,,, Is less ;::ai, ;;:s
A despatch from kchoti ad dated .h. elst.
reports that he occupied Goldsboro that even
ing, with buta slight opposition.
Sherman's lefS was engaged with the enemy
near Bentonsville on Sunday. His right the
1Tth corps, was near Mt. olive on Sunday
night
Robert Cobb Kennedy, convicted of being a
spy. was executed Saturday at Fort Lafayette.
Cola closed at le7.
Singleton, on his return tn Washington, ridi.
culed the renewal of the peace rulnors and
was very certain that neither Davis nor Lse
had any intention of submitting.
Crock has been assigned to the army of the
Potomac.
The English Parliament had, discussion on
the 18th, on the Canadian defences, some speak
ers regarding war with the United States as
Prooable. The House was however, assured
oy the ministers that the relations between
England and the United States was sltogether
amisable.
RICHMOND, March 3O.-The New York Tri
bune of the 2ath has Grants latest official .tele
gram relative to the fight at Petersburg on
Saturday. He reports that the Yankee loss
was 166 killed. 1901 wounded and TOO missing
OF those corps that we're engaged The same
despatch says that 1883 Confederates were
captured.
Another despatch from Grant says that he
IL Ia receipt of Sherman's reports Of operations
from the time he left Fsyetteville to the 22d.
1t shows that he has had hard fighting, result.
ing IN very heavy loss to the enemy in killed
and wounded aud over 1000 prisoners id our
hands. His own loss he says will be covered
by 2.5Oo since he left Savannah. MANY of
than are but slightly wounded.
The press telegram and letters claim Yankee
victories at Averasboro and Bentonsville juno
ton.
Shernan's and Schofeld's armies formed a
junction on the 23d.
The rebel pirate Owl left Havana on the 2lst.
bound for Galveston.
Gen kautz. commanding the cavalry of the
Mckenzie.
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House anu :: 17:y,rn,taDe

; House anu : Furniture for Sals,
7nis uulcr,.:..,e.i 49, ,vl 81, :,.:~ ;..y!,S
Il TAGE HUC~l., .~itfaininc hyc .orms.
situatcd on Snm, street. r..:,t Lumber. rht
house is fur:lishe thiesu-nont, ;,n! VII; be sau.
as it stands. o., u" lot -1.elless ve2' Of
water. A bargain can ''e obt9iaeG
April 3* +. GsESF,
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A REG co;uu

- By Jacob Cohen.
WILL be sold, on MONDAY aes1. the lo.fs
inst. at 10 o'cluck a. H., on Lncoin street
opposite the DepoS OF The ssoate t:5aroiu,s
Railroad,
A variety of ECfsNfTUHs, copsisciug Of.
Mahogany Bedstra,is Nardrooes, Aiarble.top
Bureaus, WashsSands aui Work Tables; cous.
plete Cottags Cl.anbe! Set, i;eja aud Bedding,
Mahogany Hairsea; CIalrs and Sofas, aide.
board. Card Tables Block Tin Lily Bata Car.
pets, Mentei Gines Msict~,n, " ire Ss.te, rsu
Ware, Knehea Stove, (compi.te,} Giass an.
Crockery Ware. Aneii.cns ,.:,,t Eeuders, Taoisx.
Chairs, DC; teu new VI adow Shades; one
Wheeler & Wstso''S Se,r;ny .l4ettinc sos.otets,
Nth Needless Auri..I =
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A "A REG Ui,AR COZ II rni cation OF 4 ict
X%Tland Lodge No. -, a. T.. u , WI r.
/W\hsidon WEDNESDAY AFTIe..' NOON
5th inst, at o'e ock at The hall "a the College
Campus Brethrec Wi be pauctua., "a, ta.ss-
ness of importance silt occupy aher attention.
BY order of the ". NJ f.
April 4 f. TOZEP, Secretary.
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Funeral Invitation.

- Funeral {nvitation.
The friends and acquainlartees of Mre. SUSAN
HARADEN. Mr.. and Mrs John McCullv and
OF Mr.; and Mrs. w. u. Porter are invited to
attend the funernb services of the former, at the
Presbyterian Church, THIS Tuesday, aF.
IERNooN. at half:past o'clock. .:
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

Cash Donations for Columbia Sufferers
Ihe Columbia Joint Relief Committees &C
knowledge the following cash donations up ,e
date:
A. L. solonens. $4,000; Augusta Relief Com
mittee. through )r. In.alls &c. baptist Church
Chester, through Col. s. w. Mobley, So.
d. LIEDING, Secretary and Treasurer.
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] UST TlhcEll I'D
or. SA- II Eg

NH0ICE BRO SUGAR.
. Lot NUIMEG>
SUPER CAkG0NATE SODA.
Superior b ;, :'Utt t.s--inpurte<l
Barrel prir,- LARD
Fresh lot Pl> DAkS
.-" Al>o on HAND.
BLACK PEFpEp.
TOOTH BkUS29s.
SMOKING TOBACCO, FINE SUGARS. 3
TOILET soar. GUM GitApiOa.
Borax, Saltp-trs. Aart.horn.
India Rubber yphacao Bxus.
Pens and Pen Aerdics
Military a,d agate 8usseas.
Black Sewing six.
Playing Cares.
Bri4r koo, Pipea
Writing Paper h:uY elopea
Lead Pencils. &c. dc Apply
AsSEABLi STREET, %Ior SIDE.
o''@ d""r fsosaFeud Teton street.
April
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bound for Galveston
Gen. kautz. commanding the cavalry of the
army OF the james, has been, superseded bv
Mckenzie.
Gold is quoted at 1854.
RICHMOND. March Sl.-Northern papers o,
the 2ath have hcen received. The war news
consists chiefly If details Of the. recent opera.
is.nh -;,.. ;.., CnoSina and Virginia
New York ON the 18Th.
Lincoln had not returned from Grants head
quarters Washington telegram to the Re-
Taso says it Is reported tllat.he is detained by
propositions for newal of peace negotiations
"hhe; there is nothing to c"utirn the report, it
Is not improbable that he may, before his return
arrange with Gen. Grant for the reception and
consideration of any proposition Gen. Lee may
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
1nsurance Companies.
Ocean Steamers

NOR CALIFORNIA VIA ISTHMUS OF
j PAEAMA--CARRYING the UNITED STATES MAIL
NEW ARRANGEMENTS COMIENCISG MAY 1, 1863
STEAMERS WILL SAIL sEMl-MONTnLY
Regular sailing days st aud l6h Of every mouth, from the
Conuany's new and comm1doas Pe No. a., North River
foot OF Canal-s,., a, IL O'Clock noon, precisely.
DEPARTURES.
May yl6..............COsrA .TintlspssGs
Connecting az Panama win Constituton.D
June 20............OCEAN .S!eennl
(C0nnecting at Panama with Sacramentol
TIE Ocean Queen will sail above in consequence OF th
i OF June having been appointed National fsst Day by TIA
President Of the United States.
For fTeght passage spplyto d.. B: ALLEN.
Office Of the Atlantic Mail ). :. Co,
No. Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

Markets-CIREYrLL1Hryo II ryonrEp ron rBn THruNs
MONDAY, MAY ]. l5fI.
ASHES-The market Is without change In prices
the demand is moderae sales at o. 75dso for Pots and
s. 5OdSs IS for Pearls.
COTTON-Ihe market las been very dull and heavy
and prices have again declined, closing nominal at
nboui 42d43c for Mddlings with sales of 300 bales
COFFKE-Thc demand for Rio has. been fsir at fol
former prices We note sales Of iJo0 bags, including
g. 800 OF Hermann, on private terms OiAer kinds are
quiet
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

been appointed Assistant Cashier, vice Baker, pro-
NOTED.
The Bank statement shows the following yaria-
tons from last week:
Loans. Dec. S4i5 coo Deposits Inc 1i
specie Dec. " 375lLesal Tdrs Inc. s,lil, ,357
Circulation Dee. 3255li
VAuLE Of ne Icons Specie Circulation and Depo' ~ &c
Baaki ~ tie C of Net YORK. toT ne reS' tAab2 Set
ur4au ami ~ is6J 20 uhet 9cizea TIE CAPITA!
OF c1sa hank.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Hcceipts OF Produce.

MAY l-l6.ssi bbls. Tlorr ii2 bhls Whisky, 20
bbls Corn Meal, i,sOO bush. Oats, 6ooO bash Barley
30 pkgs OH Cake. $40 pkes Lard. II pkgs. Ashes
2 l2l pkgs. Butter , so pkgs. Provisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
OLD AND NEW BEtF,

Receip,s-packng ofls6f-5 10 May l.: 252.0i2 bbls.
Pofk; i7s 5o6 bhs. Beef $500 ties. Beef
PETROLEUM-Crudci Is easier and nominal at 3sd
3oc; Refined are heavy at 5jG5ic for bonded and 'Jd
7ic for tree.
RICE-No sales reported prices firIner.
SUGARS-Raw are fairly active but at easier rates.
Fair Refining being guoed at HE; sales OF 60 hhds
al llIQl4ic. for Cuba Refined, 1910. HGrds.
STOCK. NAY ]. 1900.
Cuba hhds..... o. gi7 Total. hhds s.--.......p 1854
Porto Rico, hhds... l.9is Boxes lla'ann..-.. 20
Fnrlish Island hhls 967 Bags al kinds ..... 7g72
New. Orleans hhds. l92 Mecdo ...-....-...-. e67
SEEDS-Clovcr seed II quiet at SOC. y ~; Timothy
Seed IS In moderate request at s5dS bush; Rough
Flax IS quiet at 3 s. - y bush. Of 80 bs.
TALIOW-Tne market is less active and prices arc
heavy: sales OF 90 s. at lie. for Western and HE
for City
WuiSKY-The market is quiet but prices are a
shade 1rmer; sales OF 800 bbs at " lOGs2 II for
" osteru.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

s,a.-n,f- Of u's BAsk OF IHE NEWIORK DAY DOCK CON
required Cnsper Las Of is is tie endE.
SATURDAY, The 2.th 81 Apdl. lsis
Average amount u Loan. AID Dfoount S6
AVefsse o
Of Cus'on. H. iSS o.
seflfe tnoun al D-f-'s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SiVSoJ -
County Of srw fot T J. lockwood, CasI.r Of
The New fork Dry Dk Compfy, buf dy csi sld
lha corfeyt LOCKWOOD. Csshor
ora t-.oT- ~ hls .4iL day oi AprJ. lsf1.
A e. Asbs,.os. Comfni.soner ofDests
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Ere Sd mtge.
5000. -.... 100
C.Bur.&Q Q.ss lst
5000. lib
M. Cent. BIDS.
1000. .-...ll4
Chs n. .lstln
l,00O-..... 81
rol.&W ab.2
5000. %
P.Ft.W.& C.lst
4,0O0-.....lOi
PIT. W. & Go
2,00O..-..- 81:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

ppoNeh da;rv 0Conn) n)......... 2Id23
En,,I;sh 5a;ry onbio1 .20022
: ND-F

STOCK OF PolK AND BEEF IN PAcSING-fAhDs SEw-ioRK
AND ppooRLYH. MAY ]. leo1.
OLD AND NEW PORK
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Napoleon. Sen nseeinsLi,s -

iPAris april l3) correspondence London Star. I,
II appears that the Prince Imperial made an
appeal 10 the Empress on the subject OF his
state drives, and reconstructed ON being sent
ont in close carriage, preceded by outridsrs
and escorted by half squadron OF cavalry
and begged so hard 20 be allowed to walk about
with his tutor and see something Of common
life that the Impress sent for NJ. Monnier and
comm unicated TO him her acquiescence In the
boys wish, begging OF him TO take him out o. i.
casionally 10 walk in the streets. The latter
refused 70 undertake the responsibility without
The special permission of the Emperor An
audience was demaE ded. His Majesty dis.
cDssed the subject with d. Monnier aad ter.
minated by "Faites &C que cons roudre.: je me
Fe a rofYe dfscretion.' The result is thai the
prince had enjoyed several walks. or rather
runs, as Notwithstanding the remon strau ces OF
mis- tutor, he scampers about AT a most undie.
nihed pace. Yesterday he saw dog attack
ipg poor little girl The Prince beat the dog
on, whoiinstantly flew at HIM; he, however,
fought him off CALAMITY, and on perceivins
the terror OF his tutor said, Vous ares cyt.e owe
3t no pturdts pas hi tsHir ist. c6pso The frat
time he went out 70 walk he dfved into a circIe
OF SdriHs, and seized baby, which was the
central object of the group, kissins It's mud
oegriIned tace as il he had never seen ANYTHING
so attractive. The boy is fine manly fellow
and might easily be mistaken for an English
schooiooy. He rides capitally, ana takes a
renee as well as any boy of his age could
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baltimore Markets, MAY

Cofee-Rio continues quiet, but very frm
81 2la2lx cents, gold, for good and prime
samples.
Tlour-Market dull and dropping, with sales
reported OF 800 bbls. fair Ohio Extra, 300 bbls.
good Howard street Super at s. per Dbl. Prices
Rye Flour-Flrst quality in very moderate
demand at sc 2haS6 IS.
Corn Meal-City Mills held at SIS IS. No sales
&rain-Ofarings this morning at the Corn
Exchange comprised 1,00D bushels wheat, 1890
do. Corn, GOO do. Oats, and 200 do. Rye. Trans
ac;ions were necessarily limited, including $50
bushels good white Wheat at 240 cents, $50 do.
very fair red Wheat at 230 cents, loco bushels
white Corn at f12al23 cents, only a small lot
bringing the extreme rate, 2oo0 bushels yellow
Corn at 12Sal3O cents, and 1,500 bushels Oats
~ sOas6 cents, the outside figure tor small lots.
Rye remains inactive and nominal at ll0all5
cents.
Molasses-No transactions reported. We
quote prices rs before, viz: New Cayed Cuba
n i2aA5 cents, Muscoyado do in hhds. ct 5taf2
cents, do. do. in bills a. 65a6S cents, English
leland Ut 50a?5 cents, dnd Porto Rico st 65a75
cents.
Petroleum Demand more active and prices
higher. We now quote free refined AZ 72a73
32a33 cents.
Provisions Very little doing ana prices
lower for barrelled Meat and Lard. We give
kae range az follows, viz: Mess Pork, saS50a
20 so; Bacon Shoulders, I7al.3 cents: Sides,
5AaI9 cents; plain Hams, 90 cents; sugar cured
do, 22a2i cents, the outside figure for fancy
Us anus CdnfoSec0S DUH SuOuiucIsS Id at014
cents; Sides, 10 sa16H cents; picked Hams,
lssaleA cents; Western Lard, in bbis. and
1ierces, Il y al9s land Baltimore refined in Kegs,
Is cents.
Sslt--No inquiry for invoices. From store
Ground alum sells slowly at - ~ ax2 u.
Narshall's fine at 50 20aS3 rs per sack, and
Turks Island ats cents per bushel.
Seeds-Nothing doing in grass seeds, the
season having closed. Flaxseed neglected and
nominal.
Sugars-Market ina c,iv and unsettled, owing
10 the decline in gold. We quote:
Cuba and t. i. com. 10 good Ginning $40 UOal9 81
a. grocery. 12 5OaI255
" prime grocery. IL .9OaIi 50
Porto Rico common 10 good grocery I270aI3 IS
prime TO choice grocery If seals. 90
Whiskey-Sales were made late Yesterday at
81 Gs. Market drner, go 10 being generally de.
N anded- Baltimore american
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A UcTIoN SALE OF CON DxMNED HORSES

Qaart.,mos,sr Generals O.ce. First Dipisfon, 4
EasAtsstoR Ctsg, April Is, 1865 (
VIII be sold, AZ public auction to the hi CHEST
bidder At the time and places named b. low, viz
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, THURSDAY,
May 4, 1873,
CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA THURSDAY.
WILMINGTON, piLAW1RE. THURSDAY.
PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY,
TWO HuNpRMsasS e c.AlT VA HORSES
at esch place.
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
tie Cavalry service OF the Army.
gains may be had
Horses sold sinsly. Sales 20 commence at 10 A.
N. Terms, cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge
ap %tmyI First Division @. NJ, G.. @.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.

@i0 o~arfr'ra,,.,. Orc. Pr TX gsasl' e.
,G,snss for sa1sisSns tie o. D. os.rs:T ns.tsss
.ss foas soal p " se or .s:
BIDS Vim ss rsesivsS fCf he asii,sry Of Soc
ns Sofs OF oatssnd % tons Of Hay or strsv.
Bidders must state a. which q, the above named
Win max max. asissls sns -:
ss Sa.stity Of s.ss .r,ies % Ss dsiiysr
msn uns and rhsn 10 BE- eomnistes shAi ss COM
Ths Srios must b written out in ver&s.s the
t. :: ue IL fSGa S1 s. 9.
Mithsut extra charge to the Government. The
e hsd c
Hsy ST stsSfsr prspessd to be delivered must be
All the Articles oferea under the bid. herein In
sss, vii Be subject 20 flsla Inspection % tho
YIN s s 70 Time to
the lowest responsible bidders. IS the interest OF
ns e,
have been Ss!iysrsd and accepted.
~ ss rssuEsa ss
es t in a 1 be A
the .D eon,rac, fer the same, 'A VIII good and
.g s sgrs.ss IN os sum sSasi t. the amount
IN conformity with the terms of till; ,.ayer-
tisement and in case the said bidder should fAilt
ss sd
next lowest responsible bidder, or the 'srson 70
whom the contract may be awarded
The responsibility eff the gusrsutors must b
shown BY the official certificate .f United states
District Attorney, Collector ef Customs, or any
other cfhcer under the United States Gov ernment,
or responsible person knevn to this e, Sfiss;
or rejection of their pro posala.
The fun name and post Office address OF each
bidder must be legibly written in the pro-
posal.
Rucker Chief Depot Quartermsster Washington
D. C.. and should be plainly marked proposals
Bonds in 8 sum equal TO the amount OF the con.
tract signed by the contractor and both of hi1
9uarsnters will be CURED of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
RIA IL terms OF bids. guarantees, and bonds map
be obtained BON application to this Office
All proposals received under thi: Advertsemens
nesday ana Saturday of each week 1t II m. Bio
ders Are respectfully invited to be present at tn
opening Oh p'ueh 'A'' Ne b. a. RUOKlR,
{ feas..f Brig, Gen and Quar- term asteY.