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Clerk 25o 90
cash paid Wadde for Jury box and rods IS 90
cash paid paid v k R ss fsF sP:s;as ss5 box and H.
paid = W Wing and Others for sash to clerks
= paid repairing spout at Court House 90
MM MM cash paid DaSis fixtures Commissioners Office g. 90
cash paid W. K sessford plastering Commissioners
paid W K sessord for lumber for Ordinary % "
casR snd PAID sss:o for partition in Ordinary
cash paid " sessford for plastering &c., ord-
cash paid v. K. sessford for building chimney to
cash paid K sessford for door, lock and hinges
paid v < sessfori for sash and shutters to
cash paid y: K sessord for mantiepiece to ordi-
cash paid W. K. sessord plastering &C.. Clerks
cash paid ": K. sessord for plastering &C., She
paid waring for fixtures in Commissioners
cash p9 C. aa 9sdnar ~
cash PAID e C. Burrows for glazingin Commissioners 80
o cash paid P s. Glass for blank books furnished to
10 cash PAID ;: GLASS blank
10 cash paid VIM Douglass for poles support walls of
80 cash repairing locks at clerks office
'es cash paid Wadde for DESKS Clerks office 1853 80
H. cash paid F. B. Glass for record book Tor Commis
$5 $:S $:s5: 55s:s v:
PAID Wadae M for afns eseg senxs neuss % %
T. cash paid NJ 81 Berry for CLOTH &C., secretary. so
H. cash paid T: B!Glass for abstract of
Clerks office. ............:..... 40 90
sioners Office
"a cash paid Green & White clearing court house
yard ..e 90
g. g. cash paid w K Evans for refing hydrant
house yard. .................o. 25
IL cash paid City Council for rent of Jail
lo cash PAID n Iozer for making shackes
80 cash paid Hussung Mott for repairs jail 200 90
70 cash paid r b. Glass for abstract lost
20 cash PAID u o. Newton for lettering, 16 90
d. cash PAID W. B Stanley for crockery for jail 35
20 cash = Waddei for desks
cash paid P B. Glass for cancellng press for Clerks
30 cash paid d. B. Miller, Secretary Treasurer
salary for two years. ....:.............. 200 90
cash balance on hand October 1866
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CoLGATE's HONEY soar.
PALMETTO Iron WORKS,
COLUMBIA, s. c.
VIM. GLAZE & co.

HAFING rebuilt our works and fur
LII nished them with new machinery, we
are prepared to manufacture all kinds Of
SAW and GRAIN MILL MACHINERY to
order; Sugar Mills and Boilers, Gearing for
Cotton Gins, of different sizes, and all
kinds of castings for plantation purposes,
furnished at short notice; Iron Eailings for
dwellings and cemeteries cast and put up
as desired. Engines OF any size built to
order
For SALE,
One 40-ho-se ENGINE, with Locomotive
Boiler; has 63 3-inch tues, with pump, pip
ing and smoke-stack. Saw Mill complete;
length Of carriage so feet, and will cut
5000 feet of lumber per day. One 3O-horse
Engine, with Boiler. Onel5-horse Engine,
with Boiler.
The above will be sold low, and put up,
if desired. Call and see us.
WIN. GLAZE G. A. SHIELDS.
Oct 16 lmo
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April 2. To amount appro-
priation for building log
April 2. To amount appro-
priation for rent of hall
for sitting Of court. 49,. 1000 90
July "a. To cash from L.
II. Wade, Tax Collector
Richland District. 600 90
August IL. Tc cash from
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CONGAREE Iron WORKS !!
COLUMBIA, S. c.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.

NHHE above Works can furnish all kinds
Il OF IRON and BRASS CASTINGS, MA
CHINERY, GRIST and SAW MILL IRONS,
GIN WHEELS, Of different sizes, &c, at
short notice and on reasonable terms.
A new, large Foundry having just been
finished, the proprietor is prepared to cast
HOUSE FRONTS and any other CASTING,
Of every description and dimension, and
will guarantee satisfaction.
A Portable and Stationary 25 and 80
horse power Engine for sale for cash, at
reasonable price.
Oct IL Superintendent.
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B. Samud Den j bridge
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Dis Miles Greek
$1,000
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T. I for ndge on nCeekRo
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Essay of Warming and instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers with sure
means Of relief. Sent free OF charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DIR. J.
SKILLIN EOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
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$4,000 90

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Shreveport weekly news., 1866-03-25
Shreveport Prices Current
News OFFICE. March "a, 1866.

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news OFFICE 1'afch "a 1000.
Owing to report of heavy de
cline in cotton in New Orleans,
, ,ruh,,,, d.cGrsa
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However, now thH' the reS'i,'''o''
On cotton are partially withdrawn
". antic;uat. an upward tendency.
yn .;o. ava. JrE.r;or ~
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Ordinary l39I" "oo' "'u'na'y'
l7alS; Low Middilrg' l'"Z Zoi
N;ddlins, 21G-.
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, a.,,., ,i r;nc;nol bou..s IN
tanned from 'le p''''''P". n'u !"
our city. being their whoioSai" Pr'ces
in currency. They are strictly cor
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Shreveport weekly news., 1866-03-25
Shreveport Brewery.

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/ A.schai'orr. viii ha pleased to a
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Shreveport weekly news., 1866-03-25
4 Dfod-l JoH-The Jail at Nat

4 Mod-l J0H-The jail at Nat.
cbitoches must be an INSTITUTION 9f
;,s kiud-a iuc.l, nor affair ~"
Times says =,
Thn ian. such ~ J.: 3, 'z noJai at
all Prisoners confined IN It remain
there lust as long as they choose t"
r,,na;u nnd no longer. Whenever
,hev are dissatisfied with their quar-
,a-s thew leave and that is the last
heard of them. Only very recently,
ronr rrisoners who had been com
/ n;,,.d on the charge OF murder and
highway robbery, effected .h"ir es-
r.ne They did not all 20 off to-
r.th.r. Two Of them left one night
and the oth-rs a few nights after.
waras. Yet, for the guarding Of
thos. very prisoners, th. police jury
l,,d allowed the sum Uf FIVE dollars
n.r night TO n. sheriff The jail |.
utterly insecure. Any one may z"
;neid" of II sy day as we'll as by
ni.ht. and assis, prisoners to escape
and lie i certainly dull one who
requires anv outside assistance. The
cost ofretnoving prisoners i7 no small
an it-m in the parish. Besides 1t
. frequently happeus that offenders
. have to b" kept in confinement one
two aud three days, pending thrl'
e,amination before the rnasistra'"
y They max" their escape in tn" mean
:, while, and thus the perpetrators o
the highes, crimes known to our la"
! goes unpuni-hed. Will tn" Jail com
. 1ni,t.e or any of its me.ub,rs, p'cas
! inform u., and through us the pub
- lie, what actions they have taken Il
give the parish strong and sat
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g ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
~ MAsTBR's STORES AT GIEsBoRo', DC.

ouARrRRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
fIRsT DIVISION,
wAsHIxaroS, D. c., Feb, q, iseo.
Will be sold, at Giesboro', d. O., at public
auction, under the direction Of Captain George T.
Browning, A. Q. ~, on WEDNESDAY, March 7,
1855, at 10 o'clock, a. m.,a large lot OF con !.
demned aUARTERMAsTBR's STORES, consist.
ing Of
Horseshoes, Manila Rope, Scrap Iron. Bed :
steads, Benches, Coffee Boilers, Tin Cups Knives
and Forks, Ladies', Camp Kettles, Dutch Ovens,
Dish-pans, hess-pans, Tin Plates; Coal-scuttles,
spoons, Cooking and Heating Stoves, Blankets,
Brides, Horse Brushes, Currycombs, Saddle
Blankets, Buckets, Casks, Horse Collars, Head
Halters, Ambulance Hsrness, -Four horse Har.
ness, tsets) Hay-racks, Lines, Martingales, Rid :
ing and Cart Saddles, Neck STRAPS, Sursingles,
Four. horse Ambulances, Army Wagons, -four.
horseO Wagon, Two horse Iron Water. wagons,
whips, Padloeks, Bottles, Shoeing boxes, Files,
Punches, Hammers, Farrier. knives, Pineers,
Rasps, Tongs, Whitowash brushes, Grindstones
and Frames, Picks, Lanterns, Ploughs, Rakes,
shoyels, Spades, Wheelbarrows, BrIdle- bits, Tire
Iron, Chain, Scrap Leather, Coal Oil Barrels,
The stores must be removed by the purchaser
within five days from the day OF sale.
The Horseshoes, Rope, and Scrap Iron will, n
desired, be delivered by the Government, free
OF charge for trapsportion. on the Depot wharf
Terms Cash In Government funds.
boat for 0iesboro' will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, 10 charge First Divis.
Ion, Y. NJ U. U. 24-dtma7
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GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO
~ THR MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
ARMY,

MEDICAL PuRvBYoR' s OFFICE,
WAsHNGToE, d. c., February 0. 1866.
An auction sale Of Valuable Medicines no longer
required Nv the Medical Department, U. S. Army,
will be held In this city on THURSDAY, the 6rst
day Of March next, and succeeding days, II neces-
saTy, at 10 clock, q. m, at the warehouses 10.
Gated on Judiciary Square, Fifth and streets,
back Of the City Hall.
The Medicines are In the original packages,
and the attention Of the trade is invited to this
sale, which will embrace the following principal
articles, viz;
sulphurlO Ether, 500 lbs Alcohol 800 bottles I;
Compound Spirits Of Ether, 800 lbs. Simple
Cerate, 1000 lbs. ChIOrOfOrm, 800 lbs. Fluid
Extract OF Buehu, $50 lbs. Fluid Extract OF Chi
ohOna, 800 lbs. Fluid Extract Of lpeoaouAnha,
$50 lbs. Pluid Extract Of Rhubarb, $50 lbs. /;
Mass HydrArg. $50 lbs. Doysr's Powder, $50
lbs Cod Liver Oil, 1000 bottles CRmphoT Pills,
I, 900 dozen; Compound Cathartic Pills, 5000
dozen; Opium Pills, !, 900 dozen; IOdide OF
Potassium, 200 lbs. Rhubarb, 800 lbs. Powdered
Rhubarb, $50 lbs. Syrup Of Squill, 800 lbs. /;
Compound Spirits OF Lavender 800 lbs. beside
other articles. Upward Of sixty articles Of the
Mdterid Medica, III lOts similar TO the above, will
be offered for sale.
Catalog ues containing a complete list, with
full particulars, will be ready by the l7th inst.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Five days will be allowed TO purchasers In re-
moving their property.
C. SUTHERLAND,
Surg. U. s. A, Medical Purveyor
G. W. BoTELER, IT,,
fs9-l6t AuctOueer
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIsT MILL

CAVALRY DEPOT, 0IBsBoRo, DC.
orARrERAAsrER GENERALS oPPiog,
wAsHxGroS, D c., Feb. q, 1855.
By order OF the Quartermaster General, there
will be sold, on the premises, at public auction,
under the direction OF Captain George T. Brown.
l2o'cloek m the following described public
6NE a. STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL,
Crane, with massive granite foundations,) 4oby
tached, all constructed u the very best material,
and In the most substantial manner.
Also, at the same time and place, the ma
chinery and appliances Of the mill. consulting Of
with cylinder oftwsnty two y "a, Inches diane.
tor and twenty -four (2Jl inches stroke, set upon
a heavy oast.ir bed plate, with cold aud hot
water pumps and heater, with a cast-lron ~
wheel With driving rsiiy q ths SANE % mate
inches fass, With Jqdson = patent goysr1or: =,
made Of the best boiler iron, Ave sixteeDths
(5.l6) Of an inch In thickness, Ave g5) feet In
diameter, aud fourteen 40 feet ave (5) inches In
length each boiler seyenty.six C76l lap welded
Hues, each three ~ and one fourth "a Inches In
diameter, with all the requisite aPPeadagss
INGHAM THIRTY 1907 INCHES SPRING MILLS,
constructed Of solid Rronch burr milestone, and
set 10 heavy, well .balenced frames, with hay
cutters, elevators. and couyeyors sufficient to cpt
and handle the nay, KFhiH, app prepared ieeu on
the most economical and labOF-saying plan.
The shsftiug is Of finished wrought frog, ap9
tho pulleys Of cast iron, faced aud balRuoed with
hangers aud boxes, sufficient TO drive ten (l0l
pairs Of burrr, ke. The main driving belt 10 OF
four ~ ply rubber, aud twenty -four (Al inches
wide. Tho belts for driving the mills, SC, are
Of the best oak tanned, patent stretched leather,
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery, and Fixtures
Of every description, are OF the very best mate.
rails and workmauship, and still In excellent
condition and nne working order, the mill hay-
Ing bseD In operation only about fifteen months.
II deeHled advisable by the agent OF the Gov
erpment on ths day Of sale, the buildings will be
sold separately.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove their
property before the hrst Qst day Of May next,
unless otherwise arranged with the owner Of the
grounds.
A boat for 0iesboro' will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
Any further information that may be desired
will be given upon application, In person or by
letter, to Captain George 7. Browning, A. Q. NJ
0iesbOro', or to this Office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Bvt. Brig. Gen. 10 charge LIST Div. O. NJ. GO.
fe22 dtapI
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A UcTIoN SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.

UNITED Stats NAVY YARD,
WAsHIsaros, D. O., Feb. 20, 1906
VIII be offered at public sale, to the highest
bidder, at the Navy Yard, in Washington, on
TUESDAY, February q, 1893, At ~ o'clock, m, q
lot OF Government property no longer needed In
the service, viz:
Two a. lotion Scales, (condemned.)
Three (3 sets Cart Harness, condemned
A lot Of Kerosene Lamps, wicks and OIL, (aew J
ALSO,
lot Of Old Timber and Refuse Wood, in par.
cells to suit purchasers.
Terms: Cash In Government funds-oue half
at the time Of sale, and the balance before the
property Is removed, which must be In six days
from the day Of sale.
Articles forfeited by failure 10 comply with
bid will be resold at the pleasure Of the Govern.
ment.
By order Of the Commaudant.
CHAS 3. LATHRoP,
febZ2-R Naval Storekeeper.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.
HEADauARrRRs DRP'r OF wAsuIreroy
OPPfoR OF CHEZ QuARTERNAsrER.


ORHioR OF CHEZ QuARTERAAsrBR,
Corner Penn. avenue and l5lf street,
WARRINGTON, d. c., Feb. 8, 1855 ="
~ direction OF the ousrtermaster General q.
9. A., sale will be made in this city and Alexau-
dria, commencing THIS DAY, Of 10, 900, Twenty
Thousand Cords OF Wood, In quantities from \.
to 10 cords, TO any aud all persons desiring 10
purchase.
Said wood is thoroughly seasoned, Of good
quality, and is mixed In proportion Of about one
third Oak and two. thirds Pine, and will be sold
at the rate OF (f6) six dollars per cord, at the
Government Wood Yard, on Maryland avenue,
In washiugtontn the rear Of the Smithsonian In /.
stitute, at Fourteenth street Park; near the Long
Bride, In Washington, aud Kendall Green, ~
one mile north Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road Depot, and at the rate Of 5) ave dollars per
cord, at the Government Wood Yard, one eighth
OF mile north Of Alexandria, on the wash
ing'on aud Alexandria railroad.
Orders upon the wosd Yards can be obtained
only on cash payments; upon Washington yards
during ONCE hours al this ONCE, and upon Alex :
apdria wood yard from Brevet Major James
Gleason, A. Q. NJ, on the premises, between the
hours Of O'Clock, q m, anfiN2 o clock noon.
Arrangements have been mide for the prompt
delivery Of tho wood to any part Of Washington
and Alexandria at the rate OF (sl) one dollar per
cord, and to any part Of Georgetown at o. rs
one dollar and twenty Ave cents per cord, In ad
ditlon 10 above rates.
Purchasers will be required TO remove their
wood from the yard within i've days from date
Of order.
NJ 7. LUDINGToN,
Colonel and Chief QuArtarmaster,
febS.1et Department Of Washington.
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL.
~ ROADS,

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrKRMAsrBR,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb. !, 1866.
AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
VIII be sold, at public suction, Vt panvillo,
Va, on THURSDAY, the sig nth day Of March,
Five 10y seeo i'd hand, Locomotive Engines, 4
feet sII inches guage; cylinders l5x22; and
weigh hing about % tous each.
Two (s) Box Freight Cars, 4 feet sl1-ineh
gusge.
Sale to commence ut 10 a. IN.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
II L. ROBINSON,
fel-tufl0t Bvt. Brig. Gen. A. q. NJ.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

-l cHry auAsrsnrssrrn's orpfor,
DEPor OF wAsuixaroH,
MAsHrroros, D. @. February 20, 1893.
VIII be sold al public auction, on the premises,
under the direction Of Byt. Lieut. Col. James NJ
Moore, A O. NJ, on FRIDAY, March q 1896,
Al " clock, m. the following described Gov I.
ernment buildings, viz:
SOUTH SIDE OF II, BETWEEN SIXTEEN AND
A.HAJF AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS
Warehouse No. 2, 81 by $50 feet
One shed adjoining III by 40 feet.
one W Shed adjoining, 1Sll by 100 feet
AT THE CORNER OF bEvENTERNTH AND II
. STREETS
Warehouse No. s. as by 12D feet.
Que Shed adjoining, II by 100 feet.
One ~ Shed adjoining, 10 By I2s feet
ON X STREET, BETWEEN SIXTEENTH AND
SEVENTEENTH STREETS.
warehouse No s, 70 by l21 feet
One Guard house, Is by 32lS feet.
The buildings will be iold hngly, and must
be removed within fifteen days from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
d. II. RUCKBR,
Breyst Major General and Chief ouartermaster,
fe20-td Depot Of Washington.
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FOR SALE.

FOR RENT OR sALE-THE CENTRE
Il Building recently occupied by the United
States Medical Department, on | street, corner Of
New Jersey avenue, aud Known as Douglas
Row, lis offered for rent or sale. II s hrst -eiass
mansion, possessing all tho modern Improve.
ments, and adJoins the residence Of Lieut.. Gen.
Grant. 1t Is now being thoroughly RENTED and
repaired to Its former condition by the Uni
ted States, and will soon be completed. For
terms Of renting or sale, apply to my Attorney,
JOHN X. JOHNSON, No. "a Louisiana avenue,
Bank Of Washington Building.
jais;,sSd.f .,,, ALFRED LEE.
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FE AND TIMES
JAM ES NJ OLSON
BY
HON. VILLA @. RIVEs
VOLUME II.
syO.... Cloth. e.. $3.50.


In tt aeing the history Of Mr.. Madison g active
life during period Of eli Cty years, from l77o to
1870 the wrlteT has been neoeSsarily led into a
review Of tho most imp IrtAnt portions Of our
public history. Mr., Madi son - career was con :.
temporary aAd closely ida utilized with the war Of
the RevolutiVn, the ardu Gus labOrs Of the old
Congress, the completion I the Articles Of Cou-
federation, the formation and adoption Of the
Constitution OF the Unto States, the political
questions which arose unit Ter the Administration
OF wash ngton, the strugg 10 Of parties heh ter
minated In the election Of Jefferson over Adams
and the complicated questi ons Of foreign policy
which Led to the War Of lSl Pa war comm need
aud ter minated under his own admin Ir alton.
In pas slug under review these great seen es OF
our hi story, the writer has been enabled, by ac-
cess to the papers Of Mr.. Madison and other
original doc Hments, to throw new light upon
many debata BILE pass ageS Of the highest and
most permant ut Interest in American annals.
Besides the career OF Mr. Madison himself, Of
which no CONNECTED narr alive has ever yet be- Gu
given to the pu Slic, the oTks will embrace nj l.
thontic and illustrative no tees, founded chief
on original and unpublishe, I documents OF tn,
most distinguis he'd Of his con tsmporaries-WAsh.
ipnigton, Jeaerso n, George Mas on, Patrick Henry,
hiepaId Henry Lee, Adams, ia V, Hamilton, King,
s ana others; Whistler the suhji ct, materials, or
a. inc a., aranltu@ pc rson0 be eOnsd 'red, the work,
IN Tvs usslHnI would seem well fitted to supply
ye, IemSillng and important dss, derdtd in our
hationAi history, on questions Will III must ever
luggage 'he deepest Interests Of t he American
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
" HARD BREAD.


SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. SAL
No. SourH GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md, January 81, 1856.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this ofhce daily, aud opened at IL o'clock m,
on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS during tho
month Of February, for the purchase Of surplus
GOOD HARD BREAD on hand ut this Depot
The Bread Is in boxes Of fly (5O) pounds each
All the Bread offered under this advertise ment
has been carefully aud thoroughly Inspected,
each box having been opancd, examined, and
then recoopered, and no box allowed replaced
which did not come up TO the standard for issue
to troops. No proposals received for less than
twenty (9O) boxes. Purchases will be delivered
on board Of transports without expense to the
purchaser.
Payment required In Government funds on no.
tihoation Of acceptance Of bid. Twenty days al
lowed purchasers to remove stores. Should
navigation be closed during this time, the time
so lost will not be considered. Proposals to be
endorsed on the envelope, Proposals for Hard
Bread" and addressed to
THOMAS WILSON,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and G. s., U.sA.,
Breyet BrigadisT General Volunteers.
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