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SUNDAY, MARCH Il, 1855.
Important 70 Members Of the Bar.


At the opening Of the United States
District Court, Judge Belts presiding
in, New York, on the I'd inst, he sta
ted that the attention CT the court had
been called to an set Of Congress, as
vet unpublished, which was approved
January "a, 1865, and which the clerk
read for the information Of members of
the bar.
The act was read as follows
Be Il enacted b. The Senate and HosEss Of
Representatives Of The United lStatss Of
Aneriea az C5zgTess assembled, That no
person, after the date of this act, shall
be admitted 70 the bar of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, or st any
time after the 4th day of March next
shall be admitted TO the bar Of any
Circuit or District Court of the United
States, OF of the Court of Claims, ss an
attorney or counsellor of such court, or
shall be allowed to appear and be heard
in any such court, by virtue Of any
previous admission, unless he shall
nave A-AHk AIAEA aAAa bAIcCAAOCA AuE
oath prescribed in ian act to pre-
scribe an oath Of Office and for other
purposes" approved July 2, 1862, &C
cording TO the forms and in the manner
in said act provided; which said oath
80 taken and subscribed shall be pre-
served among the files of such court,
and any person who shall falsely take
the said oath shall be guilty of perjury,
and on conviction shall be liable TO
the pains and penalties in the said act
provided
The court also stated that the fol-
lowing order had been directed to be
entered IL the matter
The United States District Court
for the southern district Of New York
will, in accordance with this act, re-
quire every person desiring to be adj
mittea 70 practice IN the court 70 take
the prescribed oath, and those persons
who have been heretofore admitted
viii not be allowed to practice until
the said oath is taken and placed upon
the files Of the court"
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UANTED-AGENTsF FOR THE NURSE AND
w SPf.-Ihe most interesting and exciting
book ever published embracing the adventures Of
4 woman n tho Union araly ~ Nurse, scout and
spy. Giving most vivid inner picture o. ne war
Rsiurncd and disabled OfhoeFH and Soldiers in
want 81 profitable employment VII find f pecn-
larry adapted - tfssir condito1- JONES BROS
a CO 81 Man street, Cs1einnan. Ohio.
ieu2l-SmdAWe
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r E MOVAL!
GREWAR & ALBERTSON,
Practical Plummers & Gas Filters,

TTkyE REsf6vED THEIR EsrABIIsli HI ~
II rom No. 30 Sorth Che-ry sireetl 70 20 plii-
- f3rraeriy oceupied - Wa Simmons - 8 sAf-
- f,,iia.ys tbvea doors below tie Post yihce,
-hars fhsv Are a0w prepsrei % exscuto sny and
~ Fisss d work ia lheirlne, af EhCrl uoiice and
In he best nsEuner
ThsY nAs con hAna ard ioF sale - Ana Foree
p,,r,u~ Artauian and Cfsieru Pur1pa. etc, Also, 4
i.rss r16Upiy q Cnands1srs, Peudants, braekets,
- lanl2-1m
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The New Orleans Times wants TO
know If a bounty was offered when the
psternal parent of Hamlet urged him
10
"List, list, o Hamlet, list
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To the Unmarried.

GRACE VAN EVERY. TIE 6IF rED CAR
NJ voyAnt and sutuust, can By the AID Of the
HorosglDe. produce perfect likeness Of your fu-
ture partner. giving The date o the happy event,
leading traits Of character, occupation, whether
rich or poor, Post ofice sddress, aud other Taua-
he inloTmailon, II desired.
send BY mail. Prepaid. One Dollar, and Red
STAMP, with q ilil aescnpeon Of youneE, and /
wld return the likeness, with the above nforma-
ton. Address
GRACE VAN EVERY,
febls dkESme ?. .. Drawer 636. Detrot. Mich
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GAR WEATHER SOLDIERS. The New
York Journal of Commerce says that
recruiting was not so good yesterday,
on account Of rain.
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WHAT THE. SURGEONS SAY or TIE "a.
HARTTAEeS REWEDTEg
r. HasFI1AL. - M.asHaLl. }

AARIIAA'S REMEDIES
'Posr HosPrrAL. Foar MAasHAL1.l
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. - is64
81 have great satisfaction in stating thsg have
used q 1hs S1lldrit1n Relisiiss for Nenereal De
ease In iis most Customary form that have used
them With Judgment, discretion, md properly sBd
have found them 70 respond 70 my anticipation
promptly and efiectnslly. Knowing their enmpo-
siton, have the fullest confidence IN their efcscy
and IS far a. my use 81 Them extends recommend
tlism strongly. ALFREB &. Downs.
assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols
Let il be understood that these remedies are A
recommended, snd vii positively cure she diseases
for which they are offered.
Price Of Male Packages, Sanar.tan's Gin s4cO /;
Female 5 90; Root and Herb in &c y %; WISH
50 cents. ..-----
sold By NJ. a c. ". SMITH. Druglsts,
Conner Chur b and Vine streets,
NASHVILLE, TEsuS-
Desmond q Co, Proprieiorsrsl5 Race streets.
Philadelphia.
janlS-6m.
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NEW YoRS, January, 1868.
The Eureks Gin Association is the Original and
Largest Gift Assoc. alton in the country.
Its business continues to bs conducted IN a fair
and honorable manner, and a greatly increasing
trade is proof that our patrons throughout the
country appreciate this method Of obtaining rich
and elegsnt goods. None can receive less than the
value Of their money, art Gle our l4ss Is
worth less tnan Ons Dollar, retail. and there are
No Blanks.
Letters from Vauous parties throughout the coun-
trv acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable
gfts may be seen on ale AZ our Office.
Parties deslng with US may depend on having
prompt returns, snd the article drawn viii he i'm
Easdstsly sent to any address by return mail OF ex
press-
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and Spring Mattresses.
Partnership Notice.

TIE TERN OF BENJAMIN cHANDLERs co
q pz-taershiD basinz expired Hith Camsron,
GneF Co., ha rsEres, the Arm having purchased
he interest The business wi b csrued On under
ne sanas style - hsretOf5Es, va; CatneFef sEles
& Co. tet8-u
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IODIN Il

Asa remedial sgent has long been in use,
and its virtues are familiar TO all.
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Lumber
10000

tO,OStO FEET DRESSED FLOORING,
1870 Zee. one Inch seasoned common boards
5000 - cIesr
just received and Tor sale BY
3. b. DICEEY, Agent,
Broad snd Sigh SIS.
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So Chsoce % obtsin any Of the shove articles
CT One Doilsr b. purchasing sealed E nyelope for
s. cents -Ea
81 Five Sealed Envelopes viii be sent Tor 81
Eleven foe 81 Thirty Tor s.; Sixty-hEe for $40
One Hundred for SIS.
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Sundries.
NASHVILLE
WOOD AND coal COMPANY

rs PREPARED TO DELIVER COAL TO AM
oart Of DE city. OrSiers promptly aiien aea y.
Ofhcs No "a South College street.. ..-,..
lanS-u IdOo. d. htSAN'-ts
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AND
| OHEST PRICES.

$500 DOs. Painted Buckets;
5000 4" Assorted BrOOms
1900 a Tubs. painted and white
1900 Nests Baskets
I,0OO Pigs. Spices;
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Tvius;
SOC Pks. Wick
500 Box Soap. No. l. German and Toilet;
500 Coils ManiIls Rope
500 Coils Hemp
1000 DOE. Bed cords;
1900 Do1. Liquor Kegs;
500 Cases Pickles;
500. 900 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and 6Be;
1000 Box Pipes, wood, clay, stone, ke-i
2.soO Cases Can Fruits
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes
1900 Reams Wrapping PsPOri
1000 Boxes Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, At lover prices thar any
house in the West.
1000 Doc. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs
800 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Ware
1900 Doz. Wei Backeisi
500 Bales Oakum.
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Wanled.

A SITUATION IN A RBFINED FAMlLT BIZ
"A hizhly sduca.sd iacy ffom S0ush Caroline %
tesch Al Enzlsh hranchas, Latla and Mesic On ne
Piano. IN cily o. country. Address
l. AATELE ABBOTT,
fshl3-ius Box d., Rev Alhany, Ls1,
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eOnOrrh9a. elsst. strlOtuFss,

Contains DO Mineral--no Balsam-no Mercury.
Only zen pills to De taken 70 effect q cure,
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
unpleasant taste and vii not N any way inIure the
stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures IN nom two 70 four day and recent cases
ia fWentV-four hours Prepared D = graduate Of
the University OF Pennsylvania one Of The most
eminent doctors snd chemists % the PIesent day.
No erD0SGFs-ll0 Ir0utis-E0 C1algc hhafsgsr. Let
those who have despaired Of getting cured, or who
have been gorged Win Balssln CoPaba, OF Mercury,
Is OEco try the
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LIST OF ARTICLES
10 be Sold for One Dollar Each.

Without regard yslae, and not 70 be psid Tor IN
a you know WHIT you viii receive.
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In many affections with which numbers Of Pc
males suffer, the ROOT And HERB JDTCRS i
most happily adapted-in liberated Uterus in Leu
eOrrhssa, IN bearing down, Falling OF the womb
Debility, and for all complaints incident q the sex
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Samaritan's wash

j., in ease Of syphilis used in CONJUNCTION With
the Root and Herb Juices. Fail directions
The eficacy Of thsse remedies is alike acknovI-
edged b physicians and patients They are used
u the U. :. Hospitals, thus restoring 10 heallh
many OF Ger brave soldiers.
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20 NOT DESPATRI


Although you may be prOnOunced iucHrahle, the
Safnaritsn's Root and ere Juices vii remove ever
vestiRe Of impurities from he system ss well as al
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sAMARITANS GIFT.
Se1t b. nail in plSin envelope.
BLOOD. BLooD. BLoOp.

Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered 70 the public as positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL DiSEASES. the SA-
MARiIANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES is the
most potent certain and effectIal remedy yer pre-
srsoedi . reaches and ersdicates everY particle az
me venereal poison, 50 thsl the cure Is thorough
and permanent Take then Of this Purifying Rem
ely apa be healed, and not transmit 10 your pos
terty that for which you may repent In after years
M lrnnn u In I n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-19
OBITUA 81.

DIED, in this town on the morninasof The
l4th inst. Mrs. LAuRErTE DAyIpsoN, wife
of DR. J Ps'Davidson and youngest daugh
ter of the late Dr.. David Gorbin Ker, 81
New Orleans, intle 49thsyears of her age
The death Of this estimahle lady came ll
upon us SO suddenly that we can hardly
realize the extent Of the shock aand Of the
void which the melancholy event has caused
in tie community in which she lived. EN-
lowed with Sd many Of those amiable quail
itics which render their possesso SO lovely,
and which never. fail to call Torfh the. esS
teen and admiration Of. chose who behold
them, she had become, .endeared to all who
were brought within the circle fiber acs
quaintance. Her goodness Of heart led her
tosynp&thize with all who were indistress,
and she took the lead III those works Of
charity which had for their object the slfo
Walton of the sufarings Of her fellow man.
She was always the first at the bedside of
tie sick, and in those hours of affection,
when the assistance aud 06icas1of friendship
are most needed not only her devoted friends
Init the poorest and most friendless never
faiied toreeeiye the benefits Of llef Kindness
and her assiduoas attentions. .Pions, with
out bigotry. or fanatieal sectarianis,n, she
contributed much to the spread Of genuine
religion, and her church viii lose by her death
one of its frrnest supporters and its bright
est ornaments. Tie Christilnvirt which
she had prslclieed during her life sustained
her Id tie, hour Of death, and, bearing with
patience a,ldvfortitule the agonies of her
last Illness, shelooked forward with an tla-
faltering faith to realization Of her ardent
hopes when she should have passed the vail
Icy of the sliaIoWsof death. ;s
But it was within her own family circle
that her Virtues shene most sconspcuously.
and her loss is the most keenly felt by those
who knew. her in the dearest aud sweetesf
Of life, because 1t is thay alone
who arc capable Of appreciates her worth
to its fullest extent. Ii the sympathy sof
friends could neal the wounded spirit, or
blunt the poignancy Of grief, the voice. of
Iamentation would soon be h1,shegl, and tue
tears Of anguish soon cease to flow,
Its hard Tor US to understand. HhY the;
good aud the useful should be- taken rom us
III the prime Ollie, in the midst OF their
'abars; bllt though the atheist may derive
ftom this circumstance TN argument against
The go5daesi-and mercy of God, the Chris
tian, relying Ga The promises of the Gospel,
may be permitted torepose.ir his confidence
IN both, aud to wait patiently for the time
when He shall see fit TO exphin his mystic
ries and "yinlieate the ways Of God To-
man, B.
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Northern immigration and Ne
gro Suffrage af a Means of Com
trolling the ap1m.

Tie Washington Chronicle, a Re-
publican and Administration journal,
says: j,
Examined in the 'light,of statistical
truth, the idea OF revolutionizing
Southern society and Southern insti-
tutions by emigration from the North,
will be- found altogether visionary.
Others there are who imagine the
panacea for all defects in Southern
society and Southern institutions is
universal suffrage. Now while we
are infavor If extending the right of
suffrage North as well as South, to
all loyal citizens who have sufficient
Intelligence to exercise it understand
ingly,. we still fail to sec. that the en-
forcementof the princicle of. univer-
sal Suffrage in the Southern States,
by the General Government, would
secure all the benefits and blessings
that the advocates Of that policy an
ticipate from its adoption.
In all the so-called ceceding States,
save two, the white population exceeds
the colored; and iii most of them
largely 80. The white people of
those States, with almost entire unan-
unity, are intensely hostile to the
principle Of negro suffrage. II, in
recognizing these States preparato-,
ry to their full reinstatement in the
Union, the right Of the negroes to-
vote should be guaranteed to them
by the interposition of the General
Government, would it not have the
effect of so uniting the white voters,
in all elections, upon candidates of
their own exclusive selection, that the
colored voters, being in the minority,
would be rendered utterly poherless?
Even III South Carolina and Missis-
sippi, where the blacks are in the ma
jority, it is by no means probable that
at first election they would be able
torally to the polls in sufficient num-
= E
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Sherman at CiMcinmati-ITis
Speech.

The Cincinnati papers of the LIST
have interesting reports Of the re-.
ception on the day before, of Gener-
al Sherman in that city A large con-
course ofpeople mot the General at
the depot and attended him to the
Burnett House, where thousands
warmly welcomed the hero. To the
reception speech delivered by Mr..
Stanbery, Gen. Sherman, amidst
thunders Of cheers, responded as fol-
lows:
Gentlehlen-Citizens of Cincinnati:
AS am,not so accustomed to public
speaking as my old friend, Mr.. Stan
berry, who has just. addressed me in
your behalf, You must bear with me
patiently. Mr., Stanbery knew me,
and he knew my father before me.
He knew me well when I was a little.
red.headed boy running about In Lam.
caster, stealing his cherries laugh.
ter. He knows MY heart, and can
tell its feelings better than I can ex,5
press them. But | will tell you, nv.
friends; thsti it was here in this city
in this very hotel, through which |
naSsed Ia reach. this cnof tha+ o..
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.ss45 ~ q 2 q, 80, * -.
Grant and Sherman, and I'LL patriotic
generals, have had but, one idea-the
supremacy of the country and our
Government. We may differ-as to
some little things, we do hot differ
that this country shall survive in ell
its greatness. Ne should not both.
er ourselves about, small matters. but
attend to the great interests Of the
country. Orr country now has a
good start in life; and its welfare is in
our keeping. III is a country awon-
defful in yet undeveloped resources.
In your own beautiful State Of Ohio
1.-THE finestin this whole country
scarcely one acre Of ten is under cul
tivation. Letlis then 60 on in peace
and harmony With the peaceful par,
suits Of life, When all issunder cul,,
tivation, and We have a. population
as dense as shat of Europe, it willbes
soon enough forsas to trample ION
each others heels. We have a fu-.
ture OF peace now before us--an.
honorable peace; and, 80 help me God
[ do not want to hear Of war again
for fifty years to come atsssleast.
Whom ether nations attempt tostraln-
pie on our National rights. we shall
have an opportunity of resuming the
business Of war. But now that the.
war Isl over, am q peace man; all
Of my ARMY are peaeemen; SLerman's
"bummersa are all peace men. I
thank you, gentleman, for the kind.
ness Of your welcome tonight.
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". G. Vim CENT & CO.,
General Commission Merchants.
No is CIT ARrREs STREET,
NEw oaLEass. !

DISTRICT ~ e TIP ARISH OF
RAPIDES IN STATE OF LOU.
ISIAN no 4.
Estate Of Mrs. Martha 3. Wells
Interdicted Guardianship.
Thomas JEFF srson Wells Of. said
Parish and! State, has made applica..
lions to be appointed Curator Of the
Estate of Mrs Martha L. Wells, Inc
terdicted. notice is hereby given to
all whomit may or doth concern, to
show cause within ten daysfr from the
date hereof, why the same should not
be granted. , Is. 8 IS
.Clerk's oaice, Alexandria July l9;li
1865.
FRANK 3. FORBEs,
Deputy Clerk.
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SECESSION.
The Right or Wrong OF Secession
-sLet slssIlaVe Eight Some In
teresting Questions for judicial
Consideration.
4rAnd the logic of the bayonet.

/ NUMBER 81 HIS paper, lliat ne wants q
solemn adjudication by the Supreme
Court Of the right of secession
We want it, too, fcf every sensi
Eble man can See, Just as our
brother Greedy. does, that the triumph
Tor defeat of men who advocate a
principle makes no earthly difference
as to the abstract right orwrong Of
! the principle Itself. Of course to all
practical purposes the matter is set
| tled--the bayonet has done that-but
its legality is still an open question,
and one, we hope, that that learned
and honorable court may speedily
have before it in a form that will adj
nit Of @ full arguments aud fnals de-
cision. Miserable, says the maxim,
is that State where the law is uneer-
tain; and now that Of the South
/ have been 50 .soundly beaten, it
might saIfe our wounds to know that
The castigation was inflicted on fun
I1'amental legal principles. We ne
not treating this matter lightly. God
forbid. lie who would do 50 would
dehle the grave. But there are
many insthe South who. still believe
lin this right Of tile States: aud to
speak plainly, as long as that belief
lis entertained, the North. aud the,
South will quarrel to all eternity. We
do dot. mean that they will get to
fighting again, though, North or
South, the american will die for
opinions sake; but they will bubble,
| and quarrel and argue, till the Whole
country viii be one chronic ferment
| Of llisc6rd and hate. tits not. to the
interest of the republic tIlatthis state
Of things should exist, and yet force
will be futile'to prevent it. There is
no bayonet that can reach the soul,
and a difference Of opinion that is at
the root Of the whole matter. five
in the South are wrang in cur opinion
let the Supreme. Court show us our
error, and We will submit Judge.
Imentsto its own maturer reason, and
hereafter utterly renounce, 'sabhor
and ALLURE, as impious and heretical
fand dannable doctrine and positioll''
/ we. have hitherto held. We will do
more for we will mt tha+ renunc;a.
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MARa1Ep. In. New Orleans, on
Thursday evening, July I, at the res
.idence Of the brides father, by the
Rev. Father Alexandre. J. Calhoun
BACH to ALaIRA, second daughter Of
David R. Goodwin. Esq, all of this
city.
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VIM. a. sEAY,
ATTORNEY At LAW !,
ALEXANDRIA,, LOUISIANA.
viii practice. in tho Courts d
Rapides aad adjoining Parishes.
I NO re - !

NOT re E s
All persons are warned MOTTO re-,
ceive Or tradeffor The, followingsnotc,
AZ symeut has been stopped for.
want or failure of. consideration !,
gsrawn for $4,000, hearing s. per
cert interest, dated February Goth
1865. in favor Of Henry Posner,
signed by the undersigned. q
Mas. Frances SpRIoa.
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l FRESH BEEF ): i
OFFICE, DEPOT l.I' q. s.
shreseport. Las July 8, 1865.

0nk NSS w kSushlS y FA440s VAty N AOO0.J
Sealed Proposals will be received at
this Office until Il M Monday; July
31st, 1866, .fpr suppl ying with Fresh
Beet the troops stationed at the posts
of Shreveport AIexaidria, and Nat
chitoches, La, and at Marshall,
Texas, and such, troops as may draw
theirasupplies ION ration returns from
either Of those posts.
The Fresh Beef to be furnished
must be OLA good and marketable
quality, n equal proportions Of fore
and hiud quarter meat (necks,
shanks and kidney tallow TO be ex-
.cluaed, in such quantities :as may,
from time to time, be required, and
on such days as shall be designated
byy the IA. @. s. Of the Post.
The neeksef the slaughtered cattle
tosbe delivered shall be cut of az the,
fourth yertebral joint and the breast
trimmed down. TIE sl5anks Of fore
quarters shall be cut OF from three
to four inches, and Of hind quarters
from six to eight inches above tie
gambrel or hook joint.
Payment to be made MONTH J for
the quantity Of beet ccepted and ID
such funds as may be furnished BY
the United States forpublic disburse-
ment but in the event Of tile Cons
missary who receives the beef being
without funds tp pay for it, then pay
ment to be mace as soon thereafter,
as funds may be received TOR that
purpose. .s
3. The right will be reserved to the
q. S, to slaughter and issue any and
all beef cattle that may be on hand ].
at the date, Of contract, and ali that
may afterwards be received as the
property Of the late socalled "Cod-
federate Government
Separate bids may be made for
each station, orsone. bid for oil the
stations mentioned above, at The op.
ton of the bidder. ~ y 81
Thesright to reject any and all bids
lis reserved. ssss7 IS.
Contracts Will Be limited TOD Der. !. !
iod Of three moattls, from august lst !
1865, or such less time ais the Com.
Gen. sOf Sub. may direct
No bid will DO. eOpsidered emana.
ting from persons in the public SER
vice in any capacity. 8.
The contract, If any BE made, will
be awarded to the lowest, responsible,
LOYAL bidder, provided the bond,
which viii be for 5000. be approved
BY the General Commanding tho
troops to be supplied; of Tor 8 con-
tract for 4 single Posi-, BY The Post
Commander.
Proposals must Be in duplicate. /
and each bid must have 8 copyof this
advert isemept posted al its head,
and be in the following terms, viz:
8 hereby propose TO
supply The troops stationed at
with such quantity of fresh beef, ofs
the kind and quality described in the
advertisement above posted, as /
may, from time to time, De required
to furnish BY the Uommissary of Subs
,sictx.Ysxan If 40 - 6srsn.X