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The National Intelligcncer publishes an
elaborate editorial review of the late speech
of Mr.. Stevens in Congress, proceeding upon
the idea that the following propositions en-
body the points of his argument:
l. By the ordinances of secession the
South actually resolved themselves into bel
ligerents. They positively and absolutely
went out of the Union. They formed re-
spectacle government de tacto. They were
in fact, thenceforward not insurgents, but
they were an alien people.
q Thus the United States went to war
with foreign nation; and thus the policy of
Europe is justified, that declared belliger-
ent status for the South. And so the right
Of secession is practically conceded
3. The ordinances of secession were vital
things; they changed the status of the Gov
eminent; they actually took the States out of
Union, because there is no centripetal force
in the Constitution of the United States pow
erful enough to resist the secession centrifl-
gal movement
L. Hence the South-alias, the IConfeder-
ate Governments now conquered alien
nation, conquered by nation called the
United States; and, as such alien nation, the
Confederate Government and people are at
The mercy of the conquerors.
1t is shown that Mr.. Stevens, in discussing
he relations of the recusent States, is hand
ing a two edge tool. While the war lasted |
he held that the Union was indestructable,
tut now holds that it was destroyed beyond
redemption, except by Congress. To such |
traits must all merely temporizing politi- !
ianS cnma
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GROCERIES, PRODUCE SC

-SfAsA{&<2sks1I<lo,@. - ASOOSL NC.
WEAKLY&YARBROUGH
.tIIAJ dlJIGHIf
WHOLESALE
G R d c f II 8,
NO. NORTH COLLEGE STREET.
.h''d sk i7-7'T77 s(l0yI
300 bbls. Extra Family Flour;
$50 bbls Superfne Flour;
50 bbls A Coffee Sugar;
IS bbls and Q do.
80 bbls Yellow c do.
. hhds New Orleans Sugar;
lbs Dbl, Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
Is sacks prime Rio Coffee;
8 sacks Laguira Coffee;
800 boxes Proctor ( Gambels Soap;
rs boxes various brands German Soap;
so boxes Fancy. Shaving and Toilet Soap; .--
IL dozen Fancy Buckets M
1000 boxes Cigars, fine brands;
20 dozen Bed Cords;
% barrels Buffers Backing;
1000 Flour Sacks
80 boxes Candy;
AZ cases Baltimore Oysters;
go Packages Star Candles,
lis packages Stearine do:
100 boxes Starch;
Is boxe. John Dwight Soda;
40 casks Soda;
rs bbls Syrup;
50 boxes Pepper
Is boxes Spice;
60 boxes Indigo;
% boxes Mustard;
g boxer Fine Tobacco;
% Caddies do;
% dozen Brooms 8 dozen WsAhboards |
Llqror.-- Gu l4IJl1kl
% bbls fine Bourbon Whisky;
8 bbls Robertson County Whisky;
80 Dbl, Tennessee White Whisky
BRANDY. RUN. GIN AND WINES; OF variou
brands. dec4-lm. |
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a CORRESPONDENT Of the Ohio State
Journal gives the following anecdote of Tom
Corwin, on the night he received his death
stroke:
''When, at last, the press around him les
sened, | sat down by his side What he
happened first to say to me furnishes one of
those strange condolences which help to in
vest our lives with tinge Of the mysterious
and awful, and which makes us superstitious.
One of his first utterances to me was a star
thug description of what Tom COrwin was
to be in twenty-five minutes after its utter
ance. 1t was this: He said, fYou are more
bald than when l saw you last, the day be-
fore | sailed for Mexico l said, Yes He
said, with the semi-solemn, semi-comical
face which has become historical, But, then,
Julius Caesar was bald said, But Cesar
had fits Then he assumed more serious
manner, and said: Twenty years ago, saw
a man fall in apparently unconscious paraL
ysis, when in the midst of excited discourse.
He was carried out by his friends in this
and his first act of consciousness
was to utter the words you have just said:
Cesar had fits ...l
"1n twenty-five minutes after, l assisted
in carrying Corwin cut in the precise condi-
ton he had 80 strangely described.
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Letter fran Ex-Governor Allen, OF
- Louisiana.

A friend has furnished us, says the Louis
vile Courier, with the subjoined extracts of
a letter from Ex-Governor Henry W. Al
len, of Louisiana, dated City of Mexico, De
oan,bor
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Central Railroad Bank IS tennessee bonds.
Georgia Railroad and paVldsS9n 70 II bohds.'.'1
Banking COmpany...S L. Gnu ~ ~ H. ocrlPt''
Bank of Middle Ga......65 The above bonds are
Marine bank-'----.'''''''oO bought with coupons.
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HENRY Z. STORMS
Agent for the First National Bank of Philada
Southern funds are unchanged and may be said
to be dull at the advertised rates. We give Mr.
Mars quotations: -s
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LoER JICKIi! A large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FosrHR BRoTHRRs.
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nEEICN DAPOT COMMISsARY o.
" SUBSISTENCE. -
WAsHINsToN, D. c., July 10, 1866
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. a2p

WAsHINsToN, D. c., July 16 1866
IL 37 PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. 2QE
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited INIT, the 2sth
inst, IL O'Clock M, for furnishing the Subsistence
Department with
ONE THOUSAND Il OOO) BARRELS OF FLOUR,
The propose will be for what is known at this Dept
as Nos and 81 and bids will be entertained for anv
quantity less than the who're ~9fY1 -
Bids must be In duplicate and for each gr ade on sepa
rate sheets Of paper. i $500 = stl r.
The delivery OF the Flour to commence within five
days from the opening Of the bids and must be delivered
in such quantities, daily, the Government NAV direct
either at the Government warehouse In eoreetown or
at the wharves or Railroad Depot in Washington D. O.
The delivery all Flour awarded to be Completed
within twenty days from he acceptance Of the bid
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in nav
oak barrels head lined. - ~"
Payment viii 6e made In such funds as the Govern
ment may have for disbursements.
ne usual government inspection will be made inst
before the flour Is received and will be accepted
wnicn nor fresh ground and of superior quality
Al oatn q allegiance must accompany the bid OF each
bidder VINO has not the oath file in this Office and no
6d VIII DC entertained from parties who have previously
Tailed 70 comply with their bids, OF from bidders not
government reserves the right to reject any bid for
any cause Bids 10 be addressed to The at
No. 22S sc" Street. endorsed, proposals tor Flour
"a. E. T. BADGES
JyNs Capt @. S. V.
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GALE OF sERvICHABLE MULES.

'"5 5st 8a4 QuarterInaster Generals Office, !
4s4t.s Washington, d. c., June rs, 1862
BY direction Of the Quartefmaster General the re will
De sold ct public auction the highest bidder the
times and places named below, viz: s9{
cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday, July s.. rT,
I. aHoliiIidaysburg, Pa, Wednesday, July IL.
Carlisle, Pa, Thursday, July 13. "a
Huntingdon, Pa, Friday, July IA.
Reading, Pa. Monday, July II. !. e
leaston, Pa, Thursday July 20. ass
pniiadelphia, Pa, Monday, July "a.
APlttsburg, Pa, Thursday, July 27. I.
Two hundred servceable mules at each place except
Cleveland, where five hundred will be sold.
MANY Of them were bought at the beginning of the
war as young mules, accompanied the armies in all their
marches aud camps, and are thoroughly broken har.
hened by exercise gentle and familiar from being SO long
surrounded by the soldiers. Js B60ya
Though sound and servceable they are no longer re.
CURED In the army and be purchased at these sa
at than their true value The attention of both
miners and farmers is especially invited.
Mules sold sngly. . at
sales to commence at 10 A. n.
Terms cash, in United stases currency
49, o. 5G9Aebus JAMES A. RKIN,
f,an. Brew. Brig. Gen. in charge
yza s5e' First Division @. M. G O.
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PROCLAMATION.
MADTSON WELLS G0VERNiAR flE

| U{4gHsA III lie Ai ~ HPflk00A6AANhs
An act OF the legislature. approved March Is,
1885, entitee aAn act 10 establish Quarantine for
the projection of the State, provides that he
Governor of the State shall issue his PROCLAIM ar
ton upon the advice of the Board of Health, oe3
caring any place where, there shall be reason TO
believe q pestl ,ntial, contagious or infectious
disease eKise, to be an infected place, and stat,
log the number of days of Quarantine to3he pers
formed by the vessels, their passengers, officers
and crews, coming from such place or places.
Inpursuance OF the provisions of the act afofe-
said, and upon the advice OF the Board of Health
do therefore issue this, my proclamation. and
hereby declare the places here matter named to be
infected plnces. and that all vessels. togeth' r
with officers, crews, passengers and caTgoe $,
irving from said places, or having toucheii er
stopped at any one of them, shall be subject to a
Q arantiue OF not less than ten days, om and
after the first day OF May, a. ID. 1866. until the
first day ofNovember 1865.
And now proclaim that any violation of the
Quarantine laws of this Stat, or The letters or
spirit of this, proclamation, will be visited with
severe punishment and that il he PENALTIES pres
scribed by he leg lativeiact are deemed made
quate, the parties offending will be d lvered up
TO the military authorities be by them proper
ly punished. The health and safety of the A, my
and Navy at this point, well as OF our resident
population, equire This and earnestly call upr
AL public officers to aid me in the execution OF
this duty Y i b6r s4
The places which are hereby declared nteeted
as aforesaid, are the following, viz: Havana,
Matanzas, Trinidad, Cardenas and ST. Iago, all
on the Island of Cuba; Kingston, Port Royal nd
Montego Bay. on the Island If Jamaies; Jacme
and Port au- Prince, on the Island of ST. Denim
90; the lslaI DIS OF St Themes. Martinique and
Gaudeloupe. eOampeschy,ein Yucatan Belize, in
Honduras; Vera Cruz, Alvarado, Tampco,, M tai
moros, and Tuspao, 10 Mexico, San Jusas in Mic
al aga; Chaeres, AspiSwal and Porto Bello, in
Centr II America; Maracsibo. V.nezuq la. Lagusy-
rs, Island OF Trinidad, Rio de Janeiro, Para end
Cayenne in South Amerscs, N assau. N. p. asd
Galveston, Bron- vile, Key w cot and Pensacola
Mobile, Savaunsh, Charleston, Beaufort, Wal
miogt 20 and Norfolk, in the United States.
Given under my baud, and the Seal OF the State
44yfs New Orleans, this LIST day of April, A. ID.
[ L.sl 1855, and If the Independence oftbe United
States of America, the eighty.nintb.
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor
s. WRoTNswsKI, Secretary of Sats.
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'PROPOALS
d o PR o SAL 3.
PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLow, HOOPS.
son HORNS, CHUcKS, lsHINs. AND TONGUES. :


l9t HORNS, CHUcKS, stiINs. AND TONGUES.
OFFICE DEPOT CoNMIssARI OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, O., July 10, 1856.
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate are fnvfteduntiI the
2lst day Of July, at II O'Clock for Hides, Talow,
emmett Cattle slaughtered within the ancient limits of
the District q Columbia for four months from the
mencement Of the contract or such time the Commits
Tho above articles to be collected by the contractor
and from various places at which the cattle
The npnbef Of cattle used monthly vary are now
killed at Chain Bridge, Gesboro, Convaiescent amp
wsshingt6nI eapj Aiexhndra but other places Icy
occur within the prescribed limits where these articles
wi be reqdlfedtO BE- collected y N
The contractor shall be liable for all the Hides Tai
low, Hoois, Horns, chucks shns and Tongues coming
frounahe GdHeFnmsnt beef cattle slaughtered unless
DePaftnehtb tRafail ekerton diligence ard care
was msdoIto obtain said articles III m
Payment will be required every ten days. in Govern
The bids will state the amount per animal for the
articles referred TO- and be accompanied by guarantees
ceruncate athdavits of each guarantor, aud oath of
allegiance Blank forms eau be obtained by application
to the pndeEsigned. aim t4, -a- Nj
the certificate If United States district attorney
United States Judge The certificate must be in the
hereby certify that from evidence entirely sa,isfsc-
tory % me- the above named guarantors are good and
suBos1t 90 sefeties for double the amount for which
No bids unless made out in confor.
nifty with the usual foim, and are accompanied by
guarantes, certificate, and affdavits. IS YTfE .
bidders must forward with theiT proposals oath
OF allegiance unless one may be file with The officer
who shall open the bids, and proposals not fully COM
Plying with these requirements will be considered or re-
Il tisement. TI75S =
The contractors viii be held accountable for the
morning ofthe 9th inst. - -
Bddsfs must present at the opening the bids to
70 their names, and all bids be endorsed
sails for pnIchasng Hides Talow HboIs, i1orns
ehueks &c., and be directed to the undersigned
4 G. BELL, Lieut. Col and C. s.
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NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP
lNCOMPANY,S. MStsr line of Ste amsh ips. ,

NEW YORK NJ ALL STEAMSHIP
INCOMPANY'S .Star line of Ste amsbips.' -
New York direct, the new and splendid side
wheel steamships
MORNING STAR. .2400 tons. Nelson, Com der.
EVENING STAR. .2015 tons. Wimpenny, Com r.
GUIDING 8 TAR. ..2596 tons. Bell, Commanders
RISING STAR......2S00 tons. Will be completed
in August.)
The new and frst~csss screw Steamships
MlSSISSfPPI......25 $500 tons, -, Commander.
MAR1POSA 1900 tons, Howes, Commander.
MONTEREY 1900 tons, Furber, Commander
~tA$ The new and splendid steamship 3s. u
MISSISSIPPI, Ia
i'll leave the company's wharf, front OF jack
pm Square. on, TUESDAY, July II, at p. M,
ecisely.
The line is composed of the largest and most
elegant steamships which have ever been built
in this country for any home line. They a e in
every respect fitted tor ocean service and the
route upon which they rum. Their passenger
accommoda tons are not exceled by those upon
auy other steamers 10 the world. lsa re
MB~P sssagedin sid e-w heel ships, LIST cabin,
$50 I'd do, $40 Passage 10 screw ships, 1st
cabio $50. 20 lhuA.
Freight will be received at the Company g
warehouse on the landing, at all sines during
business hours, and the Compans's rates for
freight will always be made as low as by any
other line. ~
For freight or passage apply to ou
Aa Ne5e; j. M. COURTENAY, Agent,
h iy24 SO Carondelet street.
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a T,ANTIC AND MIssIssIPPI sTEA N.

TLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEA M
n Ship o.'s Railroad line of Steamers for Natcbez,
iYioksburg, Memphis Cairo and st. Louis am 4
One of the following magnificent first class passenger
steamers will leave New Orleans for Cairo and st. Louis
every other day Il aa.4..l 81 #e
Pauline Carroll, Capt H. L, White
2 Ben Stickney, Capt. Jos, A. Aiken. t. sea
Mississippi. capt. II. II. Symmes. a.
LeviathAn, Capt. J. W. Carroll
q, Missouri, Capt.. Y. Hurd.
a Niagara, Capt j p. Young. Ss n
-Molhe Able, Capt D. ~. Greenleaf ... "a
Continental, Capt H. g. Cars n.
.9aW. r Arthur. Capt Ms. Green.
Olive Branch, Capt Ben. Tabor.
Passengers aud Shippers can DEF end on the regular
departure of this line of boats advertised Time Boats
Will leave the odd days In pril, odd days in May
even in June, even days in July, and odd days in
August. - s.4 Hsa a.. ,,,.
Passengers DESTROYS Of stopping at any point on the
procure Lay Over Ticket at the office each
boat giving than choice Of twenty-one steamers to
continue their passage. lgcHg
State ro1ms can be engaged and through tickets pro-
cured to all principal points, by applying OF the Agents
office. Fof % i4al AZ
i JOHN J. ROE. President
John N. BOFINGER Supt. ssF s. e
y RI B r. PEGRAM, Agent
80 Poydras street
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A LIME OF SUPERIOR SCR EW sTEA NJ
"A ERs daily between Providence and New
York, in connexon with the Boston and Providence
Railroad making decidedly the cheapest Railroad and
Steamboat route for Freight between Boston and New
York. The steamers of great power and built ex
pressly for this route freight taken to Phadelph
d Baltimore at low rates.
For i, formation appyto DA sIEL MASON, sup,t
b. q p RsK or to7EpH Rockwell, Agent 10 State ST.
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From New York to Bre uen, London. Havre and
PRICES or PASSAGE

From New York to Bre men, London Havre and
..e... -l.s Southampton:
First Cabin $105 sd Cabin 1852 50 Storage $87 so.
. q s.. From Bremen to New York:
First Cabin $ll2 SO; I'd Cabin $50; Storage $45.
Price of passage payable in Gold, its equivalent
in currency
The above vessels have been constructed in the most
approved manner they of $500 tons and 100 horse
power each, and commanded by men Of character
and experience, who will make every exerton to promote
the Comfort and convenience OF passengers They touch
at Southampton the outward trip for the purpose OF
landing passengers for England and France
These vessels take freight to London and Hull, for
which through bills OF lading are signed
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel
Ali letters must pass through the post Office o7s !.
R No Bills of LAding but those of the Company will
be signed Bills of Lading will positively not be deliv.
cred before goods cleared at the Custom House.
VS. Specie taken to Havre, Southampton and Bremen
at tie lowest rates For freight passage sppy to
0ELRIOHS CO.,
h' 5Ia No 6S Broad at. N, York. g.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
pAHoLGD PaIsuNERs.

PAHOLED PRISONERS
headquarters Military Division of West Mississippi
New Orleans, La, May 22 1865.
~ General Orders No,s55.
The terms of the surrender agr eed upon bv Lient
Includes all officers and soldiers Of the Comic derate
al mes serving within the limits of the Departments
AaaDama. mississippi and East Louisiana and such
been paroed by reason Of having been absent from the
places Of rendezvous, will report themselves
the commander Of the nearest United States military
Post surrender the and other public property thai
may be in their possession and give their paroles Fail
ing TO do this within the next thirty {3O) DAYS thew will
be ested and sent North as prisoners of war Com
manders of Military Poss to whom these parties report
will give the paroles and passes as auho
rized by the terms of surrender. register of the
paroles giving the name, rank and regiment Of the ne
sons paroled and date of the arole will be kept and
raj at these on the last day Of each month
H. The following extract from Special Orders No. 90
from the Headquarters Of the Army, is published for
general information, and Commanders Of Nj taTy Posts
within the limits Of this command, lare authorized
administer the oath Of allegiance persons coming
within the provisions of the order and to give them
passes to return to their homes fact that the oa
has been administered and the date of administering
will be endorsed on the pass register of the persons
awaiting themselves OF this order will be kept and
copy OF it transmitted to the Prove Marshal General
Division Headquarters.
whose homes were at the date OF their joining Their
armies in States that have in rebellion and
who are not accepted from the benefits of the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation wi |, upon taking the oath Of
allegiance be permitted to Return to their former homes
In those Statesv
Ill The authority Of military Commanders in rel alton
to the status OF residing within the insulre
onary districts is determined and controlled by the Pro
camation OF the President of December s, 1868 and
March 26, 1854, and the Executive Order Of April 70
1862 and the provisions of these procamaons and this
order cannot be extended restrained otherwise mo
fed, by any subordinate authority. Any orders thai
may have been issued within the limits of This com maid
conflicting with the letter and spirit of these proclam
tons and this order are revoked and the attention
commanders is speeiall called to the requirements o
War Department General Orders, No. 242 of Aueust
1864 e
By order OF Major Gen. E. R. s. Candy.
q. H. DYER,
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TERMS FOR 1865:

The work, will be printed onla greatly inprov-
ed quality Of paper, and while near ly all Ameri.
can Period icals are either advanced in lice or
reduced in sze--and very generally bOih--ioe
shall continue to give faithful copies ofioU the
matter contained in the orig nal editions
Hence, our present prices will be found as cheap.
for the amount of matter furnished, as those of
any o the competing per odcals in this country !.
Compared with the coat Of the original editions
which az the present pi erniums on gold would be
about Sl00a year. our prices t$16) are erceed-
tngty low. Add to this the tact that we make
cur annual payments to the british Publishers
tor early sheets and copyright in Gold-$l costs
ing us at this time neatly So so in currency
and We trust tina in the scale we have adopted
we shall be entirely justified by our Subscribers
and the reading public.
The interest of III Sc Periodicals to American
readers is rather increased than diminished by
the articles they contain on our great Civil War,
and though sometimes tipged with prejudice,
they msy still, rsidering their great ability
and the different stand points from whi,h they
are written, be read and stsdied with advantage
by the people of this county of every creed and
party. slg .Ls3
LEONARD SCOTT CO., Publishers,
jy24 u No. SO Walker street, New York
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MISSISSIPPI DAILY AND WEEK
lYA LX GI.A RIQN The Daily and w In

Clarion is still published at Meridian Miss and con.
taius the latest tel grams from a parts of the
country. Its present subscription list now ex-
Mississippi, having a circulation in every county
in that State. 1t has been published fur twenty
Line years, and been suspended du,ing that time
but eight weeks, caused by the destruction OF
their office BY the Federal troops under Gen.
sherman, in February 1864. Il is also the Off.
caI Journal of the State 1t has a arg, and in-
creasing circulation in Western Alabsms, in
Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas, constituting it
of the best and most profitable advertising
mediums to be found in the Southwest ~ ',
Z Address J. J. SHANNON 4 CO., Editors ana
Proprietors, Meridian, Mis-.
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STEAMERS.
A NCHOR LINE OF TRANSATLANTIC
"A STEAM PACKET SHIPS,

Carrying passengers to and from the principal places
in Great Britain, Ire and, United States and Canada
The well known iavore ely de-but iron teamels the
Anchor Line are intended to sail regularly between
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
forwarding passengers through rates to their
tion on either side of the Atlantic. ,as
RATES OF PAssAaE-To or from New York, Giase W,
Liverpool, Belfast, Dublin Londonderry Cabins sos
and 500. intermediate, $a5 steerage SIS. Payable
gold or its equivalent in currency hidren betwe
and IL years, hall fare infants under one year. Free
For passage or further information, apply to
PATRICK AfcCLATCHEY,1 4
40 Broad st., Newark, NJ.
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SSIST ANT STER -
a Once Forage Department., eorner
WnuehaIi aAd Bra &c Streets. New York
Proposals are invited for the delivery of Corn Oats
and Ray to this Department in the City of Philadel
phis Pa. 80 Ia = -N
Bids should be addressed to this Office and must
state the quantity description Kind price and time
of delivery % ID ff1I---'-'t -N' "'- ''''''
Payments to be made upon the completion Of the de.
livery or as soan thereafter the Once may be in funds
and in such funds may be received for dsbur
.7,.l5 ss.op..c.s.S. d. Bur, HARD,
Captain and Assistant euartermast,r,
+ siilaa4 F4 nlsfq Forage Department q