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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-28
Strayed or Stolen.

fROM the pasture of the subscriber two miles
Il Bellevue, in Sandusky county, Ohio two years old
Maze Colt light bay, black and tail, with white
star IN forehead Had poke when last seen, and the
name is of where the poke rubbed it. reasona-
bic reward Will be paid for information that will lead TO
the recovery OF said Colt. JOHN GRIMES
Bellevue, July II, lS65. 29w5.
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DIR. u. A. LESLIE

DIR. Il. A. LESLIE,
TNROM THE CITY OF NEW YORK, has associated
/ himself with DR.. BUCKLAND, and feeling myself
thoroughly qualified Tor the practice of Medicine, do
solicit lbeta patronage There many diseases that
prevalent and dangerous for which will guarantee
Cure every instance such Congestive Chils Dar
Tha and Dysentery Fever and Ague and in females Lu
chorI9a, Mennouhagia, Amennorrh9a and Dysmennor-
rhoa, and many others that both male and female
subject to. OFf1CE-Stste Street. first door West OF
Catholic Church, FREMONT, Ohio.
July IA, 1865. moe
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NEwbERN, C., June Is

Flies in the morning The set OF Shields you sent me
find an eiiectual protection. Truly yours,
SARAH +. BOYNTON.
TO p. johnson, No. II Vessy Street, N. Y
The above rs only of hundreds constantly
receiving. P. JOHNSON, Sole Manufacturer,
29w4 No. II Vesey Street, New York
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-07-28
Union Senatorial Convention.

The Union eIecQrs of the SenatorS District cOmpcs-
I'd of the counties Huron Erie Sandusky, and OttOWa
ere requested send delegates to Convention 70 be
held at Clyde. on Thursday, august IOth, 1866,
at IL O'clock A. NJ for the purpose of nominating
saidate foI Senator of said District
The basis representation in said Convention will be
delegate for every hundred votes cast for the
Union candidate for President in November, 1854, and
Dne delegate every fraction of fifty votes, which
will give the respective counties the following num-
Der of delegates:
Huron County, y,--------------.---------A
Erie ---------------------3O
Senuueky ~
OttoWa 0
j. y. DEWEY, Huron County,
L. S. STOWE, Erie county,
g. o. TILBOTS0N, Sandusky county.
JOHN DETLIFFS, Ottowa county,
July "a, 1865. Senatorial Committee.
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PETITION FOE DIyORCE

Jackson, June 1, 1865. 3mo - -'-1- ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-04
Remarks Of Hon. Josiah Turner,
or NORTH sARoLlS.

I'M ia sss.niions Prgp.sins Negotiations n,
PrGse ,rith ne Enewy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
OFFICE OF rHy CosxisIoSERs oy TAxzs ASp)
AKzsssRsI.. No ~ CLsmbsssi.. :

e,
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEkS. - Notice IL
hereby siyen that The As.sneHt Roll. Of The cs .ai
Per.onA Estate Of the City and County Of New ioA io 100
will bs o en- inspection aud review from SUD str SION
dav January 1865 AMI will remain open l the Jfh d'y OF
Arr 1858 Tor the correction Of error. and the .ua 1'on
OF the assessments Of the aforesaid Real ana iei'on"'
Estate Of tho Ci,y and County Of Ne~-iofs y" lof
sons teneves 10 DO ACHIEVED lnuS ,rpucs
lion to the commi..ion't' ddra De mentioned
IN crder to obtain h provided by Law u such ,pra
n 10 uao. in relation the assessed valuation OF The rsi
F..as n ust be made ia writing stating the ground OF Cd
ireou thereto and hereupon the shall eisn
Inc into m. complain end ~ in their Judgment the asses,
n erroneous they shall The sans to DO corrected
f,uch application b. mad, In relation to the assessed 'sua
ton Of the PeTsonsl Estate the applicant ha DO
under OATH By the said Conmioner' WHO shall be author
ix.d 10 such oath and A. IN bis or trf IudEns
the assessment erroneous. they shall cause ITO sane u %
corrected and 6r the amount Of such ".essmon, they y
bejye TO b. lust and declare their decson thereon wih
thirty day. sfor such application sha have been made 70
hem No reduction shall be made by the Boafi Oi slprI
visor. Of any on sa orPer'onh imposed IN
der this unless 1t shall sppear under oath or uitto
That hr party Agsreved unable % attend the p-Iod
ussbed Tor lie correction Of reason Of Sickle" OF
abssuoe ON the city,. ., ,,-. =,
C. B. w0ODRUFF, and Ass..men,'
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"WEDNESDAY, Jan. lS-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY, JAN lc-f' NJ
Gold did not drop under the Wilmington news
- was expected by the bears, who in their eager
hess to cover kept the price strong nearly all day
OF 2l6l a2l7. Cash gold has been in demand ard
scarce, apparently by a concert of action among
the bulls. There is no commercial demand, and
there are few spectators bold enough to operate
for @ new advance. At the close Of business the
rate was 2l5.
Government stocks are steady, and the demand
mood from all quarters. The &c of 1881 are higher
and quoted at iii 6llli; 520srose 20 1921 1924,
and lO-4Os TO lO2i0l023. We are authorized TO
uay that no lO-40s have been sold by the Treasury
since the 7th, but that numerous bids have been
refused.
The Stock market generally is lower, under the
military news, but prices do not decline at all in
proportion to the expectations Of the bears, who
have persuaded themselves that market values are
10 fall in the same ratio with gold. This theory is
. financial lunacy, as time will show. The shrink
sge in prices TO be caused by peace has been felt
20 great degree, and prices are down to gold val
pes, with gold at par. There is scarcelya railroad
ppon the entire list which could be replaced for
gold and 1t is delusion to expect az such fall as
49,. .oanaea upon the gold theory To show
snat the peace "shrnkage" has been fully realized
We annex the prices Of April 9, 1864, and those oil
to-day. The decline is largo enough to satisfy the
bulls of that PERIOD aud should teach the bears OF
to-day caution:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
COMPARATIVE PIECES or STOCKS.

Gold 10 steadily working down, and there is
nothing TO prevent its receding to the proc OF
April 9, at an early dey. With cheaper gold there
a. assured to railroads cheaper labor and cheaper
snpples with no decrease of traffic, or decrease in
&heir paw for doing business. All the above stocks
are sure of as much traffic as they can accom-
nodato at paying rates, and the sooner decline
Apon the gold theory is abandoned, the better IL
Rill be for those tempted to sell upon that basis
At the Second Board the market was heavy, and
Tower quotations made Oh Erie which sold at ~.
At may be mentioned that all stocks are scarce for
delivery, and the borrowing demand was never
greater. Asa whole, the market is largely over
Sold. Cumberland Coal is in good demand, and
prvately as much as 48i was paid.
Exchange is dull and nominal. Bankers sterling
Odays, lIOi; 60 days, 1929 1906 Merchants, los!
0l08i; Francs, 6.l005.l5
Money is abundant on call at 6a7 per cent and
moro offered than be used by stock houses. In
commercial paper change. The disposition with
most lenders Is to keep their capital employed in
quarters where 1t can be at once recalled The
military news steadily increases the conviction that
peace Is not remote and with 1t break down in
crices of merchandise sufficient to make CONNER
Hial paper dangerous to buy, and most commodities
an unsafe investment. Everything which can be
produced cheaper with lower-priccd gold is bought
nom hand to mouth and prudence in making new
engagements is the rule.
Breights are still very dull, and rates are quite
nominal. The engagements TO Liverpool are 200
bbs Flour at Is; 800 bbls Pork at Is. 3d.; 30 tuns
Heavy Goods at S., rs ties. Flaxseed at 2s; and 70
Guns Loggood, on private terms; per steamer, $50
bales Cotton at aid.; 400 bales Hops at 3D.; $50
pkgs. Butter at $685. TO London: 1900 bbls. Oil
Cake at Is. 80. To Bremen: COO hids Tobacco at
Es. Cd.
A telegram from San Francisco, dated Jan. II,
quotes mining stocks. &ca as follows; Ohio s3V9
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Oyy,os Curxy Qp,RryRrAsryR,

OrvIcs CufEr QrtRrHRHAsryR,
No feI CINCINNATI Ohio. Jan. IL, lso5
DR0POSAIS are invited by the undersigned
anti, TUESDAY. January g. 1885, a: 10 o'clock IN, for
farnishins tia Department with
Great Coats. P0otincnr', Army StsndAfd
Mooisn q 1nk~ts, Army Standard.
s.ocEinss, Army STANDARD.
ossAi Cosi., Straps. Amy Standard
Camp Kettles Army sianilrd
A Handles, Army Standard:
National Color. Army STANDARD.
To be delivered Zee ohIs. tho United States inspec-
tlon Warshoui. "a .hl. city, in good, nca psefsses
me BE- made dcco tdncS th ne spoovcdon' on
Gs at L csJ TAs e( tie contractor, quantity and
tiaI II gsoas ns-ber and DATE II cosl, s Be dfiHeHy
MARKED GA saeA arf,es aud package.
Parties Offering goods should uke separate proposals iof
esL srtco offered ard distinctly state IN their bid, tho
quantity they propose furnish. the pnes (h'eh should %
4 this sd sen ei copy (which should accompany each
proposal ,
STANDARD pie, Of the article, required may DO q, tho
of.cs oil Clothing and Equipaso ia ihs city.
20 c1rep1na with the proposal I'D the patos thereto must
guarantee that tie goods shall b. "a every respect. equal to
Army STANDARD Otherwise Ito lsoposA' vii not Do con
.id.frd.
guaranty .snei BY responsible pcr'on, mus. accom-
pany ssrh bid guaranteeing thst tho bidder will supply the
Bd. will 10 opened Tuesday January a. isc3 st u
o'clock H. at TIL. Office AID bidders requested ~ DO
present
Awards will be made on Wednesday, Jan. rs. 1858
Bond, viii 30 required thai the contract will DO fAhfay
fahled
IL GRAMS relating 20 Proposals. viii not be noticed
Blank forms Of Proposals. Contracts and Bonds may be
obtained at this office
m. right reject any bid deemed unreasonable reserved
udo.e envelope ffoposs Tor here inseri tho Of
COT wM w. MoKIM.
Chief Qlartsrnaster Cincinnati Depot
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legal Notlres.

TyHE City Court Of Brooklyn:-SARAH E.
i MILLSPAUGH, plaintiff against TOWN ..........;'':
SEND d. MILLSPAtGB defend lnt.-Snn. Internal
mon, for relief To the defendant, TOWN: Revenue :
SEND MILLSPAUGH; You are hereby stamp, ~
summoned and required to answer the com cent?,
paut in this action Of which copy Is here cancoled
With served upon YOU and TO serve copy OF
your answer said complaint The subscribe, at his or
fce No Brooklyn, within twenty days ef
the service hereof exclusive OF tho day such service and
you fail 10 the complaint within the time sioesad ne
plaintiff in this action will apply 20 the Court Tor the reei
5amsnded In the complaiut-Dated December %, 1864.
r. L. SANDERS0N, Plaintiff Attorney.
The COMPLAINT ga this action duly fled In .he office Of
the Clerk Of this Court the Kings County Court In
the CITY of Brooklyn the 18th day Of January 1900
isl9 iaw6wTh f. L. sANDERSON, Plaintiff . Attorney.
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Corporation Notices.
CIT Is,pxc-ons Drr.nrEesr. J

Cir ISsPEcToR's traRTEgsr
sKw OAK, Jan. IL. lD1A
NOTICE TO THE PUBI.IC.-Ibo injunc-
~ ton preventing the payment o. the men employed In
,l.sninr he ,ree. havn been dissolved tho removal Of
s.h. Win b. resumed Monday the ith last Crcn' sr-
requested keep much OF the ashes within doors Tor lew
d.y. a. they can conveniently. 20 give the cafnen an
OPPORTUNITY 10 that which 10 Oh tho side
xnik. and .tf-ets L. 4. BOOLE, City Inspector.
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orIrrrnxl,rxn,s OYrIcE. U. 8. A., /

No n stsie-si. N-wYoIs Jan. H. 1908.
C,EAIED PROPOSALS will be received at
= iii, Office until II o'clock OF SATURDAY ~" in''
T., ,h rr,,pg ~ ali Government within the city 81
which may be the duty Of this Department TO
move for the period Of one year. -, .
P.r.ou. OF Wing 20 PERFORM this service requested 20
..ee lie price eI esfinaa load OF O five barrels Of Pors ~
barrels OF Flour or q 500 fifteen hundred pound. wei
n o,her good. FOR any distance exceeding halls mile with
an inrrrase OF third for every additional half mile
Tho party 20 whom the Contract may be awarded VIII Do
,.ou,ed 10 hsve In readiness. at al times sufficient number
81 teams to perform the required service snd 10 keep rm AZ
work when required nights and sundays without ehs COM
a al tunes receive sud execute al orders when may Dc
given for work TO . done.
No rroposs will be considered unless coming from repon
.ble persons known the undersguei or who VIII ID
,ouchsd for by responsible parties a.,
zach proposa must be naorseI by two responsible persons
ettiDx forth their willingness, TO g. security IN the sum o.
$4,000 that said proposal II accepted VIII 90 iahuiy car
ned out. - 81, n -
''H"A'"' ''''''' -" STEWART VAN yLIET
Brsyet Brig @ en. and O. NJ 4. 3. Army.
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Eost gan6 fonno.
ANJOST ON the 2f;th of last Sep.

old MAN LOST-On the 26th OF last Sep.
" tsmber HENRY LOWE, AGED 10 years. leit his home
IN Paint Township Holmes County OHIO Tor Ceyesnd 70
g sore leg cured saying he could not succeed there he
rond 20 TO Search has since been made for him
Cleeland and other places could not be found e
ror when he eft heme black wool hs black cloth coat
and biish pants Speaks English and German Any nior
nation Of the whereabouts of this old ns1 would % thanA
n,lJy received by his distressed family. Adiress, -
' SARAH LOWE, Winesberg. Holmes Co., Ohio
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THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK oP Tub CITY
OF NEW YORK. o. o
CAur.r..,............. IS, O00, 600.
INANCIAL AGEST OF IHE tSIIED SrAIEs
Nos. a and - Pine-st.. n. \.
The Bank he's ready for salc following the commits
sion 20 purchasefs) l.. r. SO notss which nj maturity
are convertible into six per cent gold bearing loan
collects wnrrants certificates. maturing loans and
drafts and attends all financial business with Govern
rncnt Parties wishing TO avoid the delay and ncon'
yenience OF direct correspondence with the Depart
meats are invited to apply at this Bank
MORRIS KgIcHvs President
A. LANE, Assist. Cashier.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
ITO! FOR THE GOLD MINES of IDAHO
MONTANA AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION LINZ

Tho new, fast and high. dan steamer DEER LoDol
Thomas W. Rea commander, Henry A. DohIman, CLERK nov
being built Pi,sburg Pa expressly for ths 81 Louis
Fort Benton trade will leave Pttsblg Tor fo enton sn@
Intermediate points SATURDAY, February 49, ard lesss 81
Louis SATURDAY, March or as soon thereafter = u
river IL open to Omaha and Council Bluia - :
The new, fast aud light drsh steamer BENTON. Wa
Howard, commander l.. L. liine, clerk VIII leave 10
Fort Benton aud intermediate points SATURDAY Mach IL
The new, fast sud hight dan steamer YELLOW STOMP,
Joseph Mayhood commander Stsuly Rysnd cissh WI ssvc
a. above SATURDAY, March Is.
The very fast and light drsft steamer FANNY OGDEN
Thomas rownseDd, commander Moses HiIlsrd, clerk w
leave above SATURDAY, April Is.
Steamer DEER LODGE win remain between Forts upieo
and Benton until ths cargo Of all the boats Of this ne div
cred at Fort Benton.
By this arrangement, shippers have great sdyantsses md =
that their freight will be delivered al denstoH
We ed to furnish LAND TRANSPORTATION
FROM FORT BENTON TO THE MINES AND WlLK
GIVE THROUGH Bills OF LADN0 TO sILvE1
CITY. LAST CHANCE. PRICkLY PEAR DEE1
LODGE. VIRGINIA CITY. BANSOCk CITY AkD
0ALLATIN For freight passage apply to
JOHN G. COPELIN
Southeast corner Main and Oliver as,
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, -. LouiA
Northeast cor. Pine and Commercial -sts., or No
JOHN J. ROE CO.,
Convent st. bet. Second and Third sts,
J. EAGER, Agent, No. Al Broad-s,. New Yssk
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Amr orAsryRsA,rrn,. Owes. FonAan Drrr.,

A.r QrASTyRsAsrrRs OYYcH FoRAGE DEPr.,
No. "a C-iaf-s,., Nav. York Crrr, Dec. ~. lsot
PROPOSITIONS will be received daily, for
j the FREl0HTs Of FORAGE for the United st,te,
Ousr-rss-rs Department from Newly orb City Phadcl.
r Bo.on Portland and other port. tho coast OF Maine
to Washington Al-1sndtla Va k-Sbern ~ G., Port Roy al,
5. C., Savannah Ga. and Newt Orleans Bs.
Propositions must state name standing and capacity Of
quantity Of hay aud gain respectively they viii require
and when ready for cargo, aud addres.edto
Y. ID. CHAPMAN. Car. a.. ..'t onartermis'er.
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tAdver,isement)


PUBLIC PETROLEUM STOCK EXCHANGE !
No. ~ Broadway. cor. Rectorst )
NoTrcg-The public Petroleum Stock TX
change, for dealings in Petroleum Stocks located In
the Empire Buildings. No 70 Broadway corner Rector
St. will open for business Wednesday, February Isl
wish the officers Of the various Petroleum Compa'
mics Of this and other States to furnish promptly
as practicable prospectuses showing their oTganzi
tons in order that full list of stocks may be com
pared. am now ready to furnish subscribers will
their Tickets Of admission and TO receive additional
subscribers The usual subscription to this Exchange
is twenty-five Qs29 dollars.
W L. JACKSON, Secretary.
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Go Wbom il man Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given. to all parties having
~ claims against the late firm Of JEE, CODDiNOToN
10 10 present the the undersigned Asigueo at his
osse No Il South Wisn-st Ia the City Of New iork on
or beior. tue fifteenth day Of February next pephfsoy to
final dividend of the proceeds OF the assigned estate In de
fault Of which they viii DO liable TO o.e the benefit Of such
amai di.,ribution. BENJAMIN HAXTuN, Assignee.
NEW onK, Jan. 7, 1865.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Tra leave foot Of

IL ChsIuberr-s,., via Psyonia Ferry:
a NJ, Day Express for ,anandagua Rochester, bueaA
Salamanca and West Connects Buffalo With Ahe shore
AMI Grand Trunk Railway. and Salamanca with Ausnts
and Gree, Western Hallway.
ESQ a. M, Mix and Way Train. daily, 70 Ousyle
10 M Express Mail. for Buffalo. connecting with LaAs
Shore Railway.
ap.m Way Train, for Port Jervi, and Newbnrsb.
p. Night Express, Tor Caualaisla Rochester bunaA
Salamanca AID West.
D. NJ Lightning press daily Tor Canandsig Roches
ter Buffalo Salamanca, punK h. aid West connects -
Bud with Lake Shore and Grand lruns Railway md -
ssi,manc. with Atlsntic and Great Western Railway.
p m, Emgrant Train, daily FOR Buffalo, Salamanca pas
kfk and West.
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DRAFT FAMILY.

TIE descendants OF leut WILLIAM PRATT, who ,e,hed
Cambridge Mass in 1852 and afisrwrd' 81 saybipos,
81 lie Family 4. now ready for delivery 10 volume Of
four hundel aud twenty pages Royal octave. In embossed
cloth, At Z per copy.
Ia EXTRA binding ait ~ ... , -. -,
Core. may bs had of julius II, PRATT, No. 20 Cham
bef, It. New. York, snd CASE, LOCKWOOD 90, Iisit
ford, Conn. - JoLIoS Email
MeIdsl, psS ~ I9t
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per foot Could & Curry, 81, $50 per foot; Savage
81 $50 per foot; Potosi $50 per foot; Sierra Ne
vada, $40 per foot; Yellow jacket, ss'o per foo.;
Crown Point, 500 per foot State Telegraph so
per share; Challon, 81, 0i0 per foot
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
IN Daily,
Far Providence Direct

For Providence Direct,
The now and splcud steamers
ELECTRA AND UALAIEA,
Uavns Superior Accommodations for Passengers snd
FREIGHT VIII eav. Pier NO u North River, foot OF kooin'
son street Daily Sundays eScspIedl at 4 p m
Connecting st Prosilrncs " h The a m for Boston -
The ELECTRA, Csgt ): W AiE; Vii iesye Ne"fors
The GALATEA, Capt Wan: JONES, every TUESDAY,
THuRSD Az and SATURDAY.
~ freight taken at Propeller Rlses
C1bsso steamers UNSURPASSED in their arrangements
for the comfort and safety Of passengers and their acii for
the transportation OF Freight . .
r retiring for the night not disturbed
til they in Providence at hour early enough to So
az dosrdl In the hrs accommodation train Tor
Boston, arriving IA Boston at a. .
For information regard to Freight. te srpy 10 ISAAC
ODELL, GENERAL Fret hi Ascnt ri.r No. n, \. X. -
For Tickets. staierooms Derth., Apply 20 w. " I'D
WARDS General Ticket Agent Pier No. ~ North River.
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Gopartncrsbip Notices.

UNHE FIRM of TAYLOR CORNELL. a.
i MOON /. this day dissolved VIM. II. TAfLoh retiinS
All bu.rsss Of the late Firm vii be settled BY ROBEhr o.
CORNELL aud JOHN II. MOON, who alone are .ah0rhed
10 ,isn In liquidation. (Sigpsd) WM II TALON
ROBERT q. CORNELL.
N.wyort Ian II 1865 JOHN n. MOON
YU,UE FIRM of T.. 8. JAFFRAY ~ CO., of
No $50 Brosdway having been dissolved by the death OF
one Of tho partner. Mr Arthur w Jenay tho cuisines Of
aid I'M wifi be continued the place by the subscrb
sr. surviving partnrf. under tbs sans hIm
Ns,w Yor. Dee IN 1884 EDWARD =. JAFFRAY,
~ w. BARROW.
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CLOTHING BUREAu,)
CuARrERxAsTrn GENERALS OYyIcH,
WAsHIsGros, January IL, 1865. -
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals Will
n be received at tho Office Of fanny Clothing and Equpsse
sdephi, until IL O'Clock WEDNESDAY, the 25th
, for furnishing By contract At the Depot OF Army Cloth
los and Equpsge. Phledephs viz:
Sack Coats lined army standard.
Sack Coats nBlined dc.
Blankets, Indis mbb-r, for infantry, amy standard
KBspsacks, compsis, DO.
Uschets, DO
Uniform Hate, do.
Hat CorIs and Tsssss DO.
C,nn Ee,tl,. do.
Me-. Pans. do.
Shelter Tents. do. -
zach hi mus. be guaranteed by responsible persons
whose snaiur. must appended the guarantee. and GER
tined 70 . being good and sufficient security for the amount
involved by public uncionafy Of the United states
Bids from doiagng and those that DO no, iu
comply with the requirements Of THE adyertenent VIII not
be considered. .
E.nI fn, for proposals. embracing tho ~ hc snar
each BID b. had application at this
and others which do not embrace This guarantee
vi be can.dcr>d III proposal be con'idrfrd when
doe not strictly confirm the requirements thofsn stated
Bidders viii tho quantity they propose to nTuish how
they commence aud the quantity they can denver
weekly.
Tho sh reserved by tho United State. 10 rsc, sny part
whole OF the bls msy be deemed beat for The interest
Of the service.
Awud, viii b. bjec,O III. 'ppro'sl THE onaterna'ter'
General Of the army.
simpes be this oc- and proposals must be 10
dorssi Pfopo AZ for Army Supplies latin, on tho envelope
Col Qasr'ermasiss's Depart ment
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Receipts Of poultry light and prices nearly IN
changed Good fresh turkeys and Chickens are IN DC
mnnf Most Of the poultry arriving this cold weather
is fiozcn The feeling is frmer than one week ago, and
some kinds little higher. Choice turkeys have
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