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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

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have Fesesily added to or Jos once. a large lot q
new Typa, Cuts. Borders. sc. all IL the eest4usl-
iiy zad latest styles, ana we are nov esttsr pre-
pared than ever TO execute every variety Of plaih
and fanny dob Printing, neat, qHiak and cheap
We have tHe iaFgest znd gnesteoraplete assortment
0fJobbihg material n The West, ard can tara on!
any kind OF work that may be AeaiTeas On shoEt NC
Gee. Merchants s7d others who have Printing 70
be done arc requested to call AID examine Epeei-
mems sHd prices. We guarantee Satisfaction IA
every case.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13
xALra xAruAS P. DODGE
Baldwin & Dodge,
BANKERS,
Collectors s. Tax Paying ACTS,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
Dealers in Goid, Silver. Exchange, Uucxrrsns
M5aey sud Government yuaeLeEs.
Careful attention givca to e~alleeiien Of Drafts
Notes ant Accounts, and proceeds VI same prwlat
tyremittei
Taxes paid tor u9a-rssiIentlap a awusrs in the
different caaaties u lava aud Asbr4sEa ouIscE2
terms
Pension procured, Government Bounty SAD tzCk
p ~ dAsas ealI0cted rUr relative u Diseased Sold
ieEs,
RSFgRSSCEs-2Ark Bank, NsS YORK state
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Business and professional men,

can be acr9modated with a place in the nuGLEr Ter
their cards. We expect every enterpFIsing sasi-
ness maa in theelty 70 advertise ia the
Advertising is the mans Of carrying oass' bnsi-
aes&4uto every hauge that Is served b. i newsPs-
per, Instead Of waiting Ter eastonsrs % look for
ene's sign ever ones SlaeeelbuEiAess
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

STOCKHOLDERS MsK7IxG,-At the meet
ing Of the stockholders of the Couecil
Bluffs and St. joseph Railroad Company,
held in this city On Monday the l0th inst,
the foiIowiugnamei gentlemen were eles,
ted Directors for the ensaing war:
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snaa=-a@es+-N
J. 5.

FARMERS AND NORTHUMBERLAND rec.
rblffcF thst hundreds eE dollars worth o. Egasgl
Frort$isus, Ac- are annually destroyed by Hats.
hirrt Ants, and ofhsr Insects and seiEniH-aff VI
Nhtthe zn be pfeyentea bT fsS deltaEs woxta 81
'Ea&rARsss Rat, Roaeh, Ant. hss EateFlmtfKztor.
bt4ggfht AID psea freely
2-see .CosTAkss' advtrtibemenE Is thss gee+
e.
S. Sold ~ GaaRS HtEaK, fgNs, W. "a Dgrgk
ESsas SHaf pe@tfys. Jan /, is6s-6mo.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

I'D ecmmit you- you're a uuf
slFoe, y said a JUSTICE - a noisy feliew
In csiTt,
.Nabady has q right - commit q NOR
ssDce,' was the cool repJ.
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1865

H0UsEKEKPERs tronblea witt vsrrGin Beea ba
80 10 longer, il they Gss sfCgsTAEas'' ExfcTtains-
tor We hayB VEed il To our sztiSfsc4ien ama@ .
bGI cost sS, We would hsTeit. We hays tried ped
sen tut thsy eject nothing bat "CestarsS article
kEeck tie eFeatheHt q Rata, Atcey HoAehaa An1s.
IN Eregt den and 81 oveE the eouany-Ms4szEs
Ohio, Gazette.
see "~coar4Rs" advertisement II this pa
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From Our Own Correspondent,
cir VI saB r3sEBsrixky. I
Rack, ARKANSAS. J
June 25lh, 1865. J

DEAa BUcLK:
At length, II seeHls, "grim vis2aged
War hath snoolAed bis wrlnkled front,a
psaea OheS more stands upon our
threshold. Atfsw shsrt months and We
may hope to see our Government rolling
smoothly On. We arc al length free from
Wars dread cAlarnities. No longer nov
are haasi Inc seafsningsoas of saanon,
hauling forth tbsir Ean u~sessangers Of
death, the quick, successive rattle Of
~mnsketry, the clash Of sabers, nor the
agoaizing shrieks of the MANNED and dy
iuE heroes Of cur land. From North to
South, from East to West the dread car
rage of the battle has ceased. No long
er now are heard in the beautiful valleys
of the James, the Shenandoah, aud the
Isappahannock
"Dfu7ps beating at dead % niEht,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

i GENTLEMAN rsrei % Nerves. pehlIty, Prs
Il mature neesy, ana tbs effects 81 youthful Indis-
~cratlou, viii be happy 70 furnish Others HSIta the
meaas u cure, { free " ehafge3. Thls remedy Is
simple, safe ami cErtata-
For fail particulars, .bg retuTnsaatL, please al
dress a0HG 3. oDaEA, 50 Nassau 81. New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
R~fnge~s from ,he seu'h-Tss Th""s"nd
Coming-Sherman's Advance Colds
borough Occupied.
MoReHEAD CITY. March 10.
correspondent.

}Tou Our Srecnl Correspondent
MoRtHFLD CITY. March 10. let;.
The steamer Mary Benton, Capt. Ludwig,
(, lust in here from Wilmington, bringing large party
Of refugees from South Carolina-me3, women ard
children who followed Gen. Sherman's army IN gran
sIodus from that msoern Egypt. Women and chhdren
make up the large majority. and they are all ~ suesu'
cute and suffering condition which Is calculated 10 es
cit. the comms.erat.on Of tie most obduroe. Many Of
these people have connexions at the Noith ana nave
becp wealthy and comfortable in their Southern homes
There were expected OF Wilmington from eight 10
ten Thousand othei,--Bhite and black-wbo started
.everal days sgo FROM Fayetteville to come down by
Clinton and the river road Gen. Abbott had sent up
guard 80 escort aud make soale provisions Tor TINS
large and suffering class. They mast be fed and sent
away as soon ~ possible There is no room IN vii
aiugton for 50 many AID the food question IL not Tie
least einb arraseng ore
With the arpy 10 supply. requiring all the steamers
she Government can command, the care OF 80 many
thousands Of people, all unused To the exposures OF ue
camp with large prsponderance OF women ana hep-
less children will dcvove an immense care and respo
sibility upon the oicerr OF tho army Their SITUATION
appeals strongly 10 the humane everywhere. In New
York have no doubt they will receive prompt aud
ample assistance
The steamer Daniel Webster il of the bar waiting
for pilot 20 come IN here roate 10 NeyYork also
having on hoard number Of refugees and some
wounded ohicers Those on the Mary Benton are nGT
going on board he Aj4x. for Fortres. Monroe and
New.YOrk.
Gen SheimapS rear guard moved out OF Fayetteville
or Wednesday r-oT1iLc. camping mile out and C
sumed the mach thrnc, On 1hursday morning nonh-
ssId.
The I'D, ante guard had sbiImish with TIE emmy
on Wednesday toward night. Tie "bummeIs. about
200 strong who ahead. Inc. with bsttry,
.h,reed and drove them mile when they ran upO
,roncor force and another battery, from which hey
fell back Tie skiimish followed with very selous
rssults Relieved of tie incumbrsnoe of several hou
sand refugees Gen. sherman viii mstea rapid march
until he makes Junction with the remainder o bis
grand army under Gen. Sohofied.
The large psIt OF tie Blacks viii he returned to
South Carolina within lines where they viii he put
~ valuable use as soldiers or laborers. The sanitary
condition Of Wilmington is fast impro, ing nndr the
energetic supervision OF Gen. Hasley and his ,ssist
mt Col Rsndlett; but every consideration Of ,sfety
orbds the accumulation there OF large concou,se OF
refugees
The Medical Drecio, ana medical officers generally
tepreesie such circumstance. rs frsughi with vomi.
Ls-i .an.s, ~ -, -e...- Z, !Ae IiseS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Ges. s~hoHsId Marching from Kinstsn-
Affairs In that LscaIity-1s62 snd
usS5-Bragg Badly Whipped On she
Fog1Rrse MONROE. Wednesday. March ., ls6s.

Fog1Rrse MONROE. wednesday. March ., 1868
The steamer Parthenia arrived here to-day
from Newbern. n. C.. with mails and dispatches.
Gen. scho6elds army had moved from Kinston.
n. c.. with view. 1t WAS thought OF joining Terry
aid Sherman near Goldsborough, where, according to
the latest ad,ccs the Rebels were assembled in strong
rce under Bragg and Johnston, with the intention OF
giving battle and making desperate resistance before
surrendsring tho town
Affairs in and around Kinston were comparatively
quiet. Very little business OF any Ind was DONG
Most Of the stores were closed AID he streets pre-
..n,sd n deserted and gloomy appearance. When Gen
.,ho1ed moved out of the town lie let merely pro-
vo.I. Guard behind to prevent tie ttrnsyerS of-hs
army non aillngng.
correspoh'on, writing ffom Rlns'on 'o!s' ins
town has eangcdat little since Gen. Foster was mere
in 1862 except BY ord-ry decay. The inhabitants sp
pear somewhat downcast ut arc pleasant in their de-
meanor toward our forces s~.eral Of our wounded
WHO 81 ig!o n! hands VI 1S sne~, Wsdoe'd'Y The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
svcMsnts Of the Csnfederntss in a
0suth. West.
CAIRO. ILL.,. Wednesday, March

CAIRO. H. Wednesday. March %, 1866.
Memphis advces Of the Goth inst state that
number of Rebel deserters and refugees haa arrived
there.
Major Bradford had been assigned to th. command Of
q selected body Of dosperadoes from the Rebel South.
West Department. to bushwhack along the Zig Black
and Mississippi Rivers.
The Afr'Ph' Bulletin has information that Forrest
with 900 cavalry is at West Point; jackson At We
mango with 1900 cavalry and McDulen at Kaloma aud
Chalmers at Tnahs with 600 cavalry each. They are
poorly mounted, but have abundant supplies.
Cotton was quoted at Memphis at SOC. for Misdng.
Tho receipts for the week. exclusive of special permits
amounted to 800 bales. Supplies were permitted 10
leave Memphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
FROM NEW-OR LEANS,
Tn. AUX On nsbiie-h !. PrebnIl,
Already siade-Whersabsuis or Cs..
c..~rnse Generals A Rebel Ceus.
axent.
Nrv-oELrAss, Friday, March II 1864

NJ AND 'i"hy March IL, 1864.
Free trad is TO be extended along the line ri
the Mi.,nslpp River and liberal permit. GRANTED f.,
suIsnes
The steamship Morning Star len In. l,, on IN, ,ss
inst. for New.York.
Gen. Candy is now near Mobile. and ,h.,., =, .,.o,
by the land and naval forces upon the city win h. 'as.
within five days. '"'"'
Gems. Candy Granger. and Smith an,
Thatcher went within four mile, Of Noho1 Hulnii"'
steamer Laura las: week and drew . 81 oh .ne
from many Of the Rebel batteries that lima hre
Gen. Kirby Smith remains at shrs,epor,'. '. o
Buckner Is at Natchiioches. and Gen Th. ~
Alexandra. Their respective force 49,. no,ns III
and they are waiting Tor AZ attach from our roes mem
Richmopd Governments TO tire Trans M;. 'eht ny the
pertinent, to take chars Of Ii. Rebel so,pt De
He Announces that no cotton shal leave .otoh trade
unless the twenty i've IA cent ss.ss.. W, department
|Covernment IL taken on. Y! 'ne Rebel
Cotton is quoted at 69a,2c n, ma,
middling. sugar mcla'ses four All sooa ordinary to
cg, mgieri1 change. S'"'h are with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Alderman a., GoId,horough on Sunday.
wAsnSGToS. IL

WILMINGTON, ILursu1y f0IVH % IeU''
tn, Star says the mail-boat to-day brought
ND Eve discharged soldiers, who lest Wilmington on
Monday morning, a steamer for Fortress Monroe
AT Wilmington II was reported, and generally believed
that portion Of Shcrnans army had entered Colds
borough without ANY resistance and that sherman him
sef entered the town Sunday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Nexro~. frous she-'Ian'

ro,1ryss MONROE. W oIneaday, March .! 1865.
Two schoonors full OF negroes arrived mere
last night nom the White House, having followed Gen
sheridan during his recent rnd. lhey were ah sent
TO Hampton and materials furnished 10 puiiu noIS~
The steamer Creole arrived to-day from new i"rE
She reports having encountered worry heavy weather ..
the Capes last night and being compelled 70 ~ ~
sey efsi LoTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24

9Th inst here under the Of the citizens and
have received all possible attention. Some OF the in.
habtants have admitted that Bragg was badly beaten
on Friday the 10th inst the day he attacked Schofelds
forces but others deny it. They generally think that
the sudden evacuation Of the town caused by Of.
ders received by Bragg from his superiors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
The eryeu.ThirIies.

pH,LADrIrIA Thursdiy, aafon - To-.
Jay Cooke reports the sales oil sew. ..,. ao from
,oa,, at s3O54. $50. including one oi 800, a,.r
c,ocinno,i and one Of sl5O 900 from rSi sIoo
. i.5 ipdjridqal suhscrptQls 81 Nv ele
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Pro,u ~, l.ouis.

81. LorIg, Wednesday Hh'cH 81 ~.
il is reported that The barkng'house Oh n,'',V 10
and Kars, filled today Their liabilities arc n0' ~
ascertained. c.nhy.s Denart
Arkansas has been taken from Cen ''i'''
mont and added 10 that Of Gen. Pope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
SHERMAN AT GoLDsBOROUGH.

Reports reached here to-day that the advance ~
Gen. shermans army reached Goldsborouyh 'his
morning withont firing gun Is
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-06
TO CONTRACTORS.
&TBsIsTENCE OFFICE UNITED

L, 2
SEALED PR9PosA IN d RsSGaasr viii E.
eey sS az TINS oee until i NJ on Wednesday Dec.
the camps Barracks, Hospitals and officers in around
and in the vicinity o. Baltimore, Nd the surround
al 4aqaes spS By o them er Rass
as the Commissary General ofsnbsisenee NAV direct
The Beet to be of a good and marketable quality in
equal proportion Of fore and hind-quarter meat
(necks, shanks and kidney tallow to be incuded.)
The neeks Of the cattle slaughtered under this
for quarters shall be off from three to four in
ches above the knee joint and of hind quarters from
six to eight inches above the gambrel hook joint
be settled by the officer Of the Subsistence Depart
ment ordering the meat # the meat be not satisfac-
tory in quality and condition, in this officers judy
ment purchases in open market will be made at the
expense of the contractor.
Blank forms fb Of proposals can be obtained ap
The certificate attached to the proposals must be
signed by two responsible parties.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown
by the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest
District Court, or OF the United States District At
Each party Offering proposal must accompany il
by affidavit that he is not interested directly or
indirectly in any bid offered except that to which he
Bidders must be present to respond to their bids
and be prepared to give bonds for the fulfment of
their contracts, or their proposals will not be con-
sidered.
If the bid is in the name of firm the names of all
the members and their postofice address must ap-
pear, or it will not be considered
Each person or every member of firm offering a
proposal must accompany it by an oath of allegiance
to the United States Government if he has not al
ready filed one in this Office
Payments to be made in such funds as may be on
hand; if none on hand, to be made as soon as re-
ceved. - -
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Proposals
for Fresh Beef, and addressed to the undersigned
who reserves the right to reject any or all bids not to
the interest of the United States
All proposals not complying strictly with the above
specifications will positively be rejected
THOMAS WILSON
de5-t13 Rrev. Rrip Cen ond II
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE COURTS.

BALTIMORE, Dec 6, 1865
Criminal C0urt.-Hon. Judge Rond.-This Court
was not in session yesterday. having been adjourned
over by the Clerk until to-day.
Circuit Court-Hon. Judge Alexander-George Of
felman vs. Margaret 0felman; petition for divorce
u Dincuio ndtrimonii.
Elizabeth Eusey. Administrative, VS.. Richard
Brown, ct al Order passed appointing R. T. Ensey
Trustee in the place Of lot Ensey, deceased to per-
form suit under the will of Austin Brigdon.
John Muller vs. Andrew Gibson. Order passed dis
der for receiver and dismisses the bill of complaint
James ii. Jones, by his next friend, John Ii. Jones
VS.. George Knight, eft al Bill filed for the sale of
certain property mentioned in the proceedings, and
distribution of the proceeds among the heirs of
Samuel Chew, deceased.
Superior Court-Hon. Judge Martin.-Tanney
VS.. Wilson-before reported. Not concluded.
Assignment AS to $40, and all the cases on the
September, October and November rule days.
Court Of Common Pieds-Hon Judge King.-Jos
B. Stewart VS.. Benjamin G. Buck-before reported.
Verdict for defendant
Assignment from 376 to 40 inclusive trial docket.
United States District COmrt-Hon. Judge Giles
There business of Importance transacted in
this court. The Grand and Petit jury Called
The Grand Jury was discharged until Monday next.
Orphans Court-Hon. Judges Audoun, Suppee and
Hoffman Letters of administration the estate Of
Conrad kubise granted to Henry Broker.
Letters of administration on the estate of Eliza A.
g. French were granted to Geo. }. Fink
The will of Joseph King, Jr.. was admitted to pro-
bate. and letters testamentary granted to Lucy 4.
King and Francis I. King.
Letters of administration on the estate of James
E. Lane were granted to Cornelius L. L. Leary.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-06
RY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER

ID OF INSOLVENT DEBT0RS-Not is hereby
vent Debtors, that the said Insolvents having filed
their petition to the Court of Common Pleas for the
benefit of the Insolvent Law of Maryland, that the
day hereinafter mentioned fixed for their appear
to answer nterrOgatories, if any be filed, and
that the following named day has also been fixed for
the final bearing in their case, before the aforesaid
Charles A. Elmore. applied August s. 1S65-frst
appearance October 2, 1S65-fnal hearing December
Lewis NJ. Bower applied August IA, 1s65-frst ap-
pearance October 2 1865, final hearing December 4,
J. P. Polk, applied August 16 ls656rst appearance
October 2 1855, final hearing December 4 1853: Vs.
apIR s55 October 1862 final hearing December
Cephas Sheckells, applied August 80, 1s65-frst ap
RH Esq., os'00sr i'o' maj nearing december D.
John H. Cook, applied 18th September, 1S65-frst
appearance 9Th November. 1865, final hearing list
A. K Foard applied 9Th October, 1s65--frst ap-
pearance6 9Th November, 1865. final hearing LIST Janu
John FL Baynes, applied 5th October, 1S65-frst ap-
pearanee 9Th November, 1865. final hearing LIST jan
Lewis Kalbfus, Jr, applied 5th October, 1S65-frst
appearance 9Th November 1866. final hearing list
January. 1866.
pearance December 4, 1865 final hearing February 5.
s. R'i isS6. D'1''I''' -'''' lD'' ''4
Charles C. Egerton applied November l, lS65-frst
appearance December 4, 1865 fnat Learning February
S. 1866
Samuel Linthicum, applied November g. 1S65-frst
appearance December a. 1865 final hearing February
5. 1866
James Rice, applied November 6, lS65-frst ap-
pearance Dec a. 1865. final hearing February s. 1864.
Michael Hayes, applied Nov. b. 1S65-irst appear
ance Jan. l, 1866; final hearing March 5. 1866.
Anton Winter, applied Nov. IS, 1S65-first appear
ance Jan. ], 1866; final hearing March s. 1866.
Ann NJ. Southcomb, applied Nov. 81. 1s65-frst
appearance Jan. l. 1866; final hearing March s. 1866.
ance Jan. !, 1866; final hearing March 5, 1866.
John Fisher applied Nov. q, lS65-hrst appear
ance Jan. !, 1866; final hearing March 8, 1866.
Thomas Waters, applied Dec. l, lS65-frst appear
ance Jan. l. 1866: final hearing March 5. 1866.
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SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. s. ARMY, !
- NO. s SOUTH GAY STREET,

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. 3. ARMY
- NOS SOUTH GAY STREET,
PROPOSALS tslf Tok F HIi Ho BEEF i'0''
ceived at the Office Of Captain g. s. Leland, at Har
per's Ferry, West Virginia until II M. on FRIDAY,
December s. 1865 f RR ths REEF
REQUIRED for the supply of the troops hospitals and
officers at, near and in the vicinity of Harper's
Ferry West trgRa MA. and at near and in the yicn
CqMmqmissary General Of Subsistence may direct.
Beef furnished under these proposals at the Office of
the Commissary or Assistant Commissary of Subsist-
a GF at WI"
The Beef to be of a good and marketable quality
in equal proportion Of fore and hind quarter meat
The necks of the cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut off at the fourth yertebral
fore quarters shall be cut off from three to four inches
above the knee joint, and of hind quarters from six
The Meat will be subject to rigid inspection, and
if not satisfactory purchases in the open market will
be made at the expense of the contractor.
All questions respecting quality and condition will
be settled by the officer of the Subsistence Depart
ment receiving the Meat.
Blank forms of Proposals can be obtained on ap-
plcation at this Office either in person or by mail or
at the office of the Commissary of Subsistence at
Harper's Ferry, West Va,
signed by two responsible parties.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown
by the 0nclal certlcate OF the Clerk OF the nearest
District Court or of the United States District Attor
ney.
Each party offering proposal must accompany it
ly or indirectly in any bid offered except that to
which he has subscribed his name.
Bidders must be present to respond to their bids,
and be prepared to give bonds for the fulfment Of
their contract or their proposals will not be consd-
cred.
If the bid in the name of firm, the names of all
the members and their postoffce address must ap-
pear, or it will not be considered.
Each person or every member of firm offering a
PROPOSAL must accompany it by oath of allegiance
to the United States Government if he has not al
ready filed one in this office.
Payments to be made in such funds as may
be on hand; if none on hand to be made as soon as
| received.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, Proposals
for Fresh Beef" and addressed to Capsain g. S. Lee
land c. s., Harper's Ferry, West Virginia who re-
serves the right to reject any all bids not to the
| interest of the United States.
ALI proposals not complying strictly with the
above specifications will positively be rejected by
| Captain Leland.
THOMAS WILSON,
Il no2Q-fde6 Brey Brig nd I A
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PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING
FRESH RFE
RrrunpND ". NNrop,bor 1SeS

OFFICE CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
RICHMOND. Va, November %, 1865
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. will be re-
eeiyed by the undersigned until Y o'clock NJ. on
MONDAY; the 18th day of December, 1855, for fur
nishing FRESH BEEF to the troops ON duty in the
District of Henrico. Richmond. Va. from the 18th
day of December, 1865. until the Both day of June,
1866.
The Beef to be of good and marketable quality,
in equal proportion of fore and hind quarter meat
(necks, shanks and kidney tallow to be excluded)
Beef to be delivered, killed and dressed in the
usual manner at the camps of the several regiments
within the District of Henrico. in such quantities
and at such times as may be required by the Com
missary.
The troops are encamped in. and within one mile
of, Richmond Va.
The Government reserves the right to reject pro-
posals deemed unreasonable. Bidders not present
will be notified by letter of the result of their pro-
posals.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef" and addressed
to the undersigned at Richmond, Va. who will fur
nish any further information required.
By order of THOMAS C. SULLIVAN, Brevet Major
and c. S., U. S. A. Chief C. S., Department of Vir-
ginia. II. P. CLINTON,
nO2q-tD11 Captajn G. s V