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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM
p -I' OrrIcE CH1EF OnARrrnn1AsnrR.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
FORT LEAvENwoRTH Kansas, Nov. 10, 1857.
II O'clock NJ the 18th OF January 1855 for the trans
snes & Al SRG sng MarS
the Following routeIR;OrTE No. .
From Fort Harker, Kansas Fort Hays, Kansas,
spd any other point points that by
on the Union Pacific Railroad, H. D., to any places
State Of Kansas and Territory Of Colorado south OF
latitude 40 degrees North, and to Fort Union, New
Territory and to any other points on the route to that
depot - -
From Fort Union, or such other depot as may be
established IN the Territory of New Mexico, TO any
posts stations that may be established 10 that
Signated In the Territory OF Arizona and in the State
OF Texas west of l9ngHETde p8gIETk SS No degrees
FrOP such point as may be on @ ss M
Pacic RaT6ad op tbe non Pace aiPoad r. d.
as may be established as the military depot in that
not exceed on Route No 29OOOOOo pounds on Route
No. 100000 pounds and on Route No o. 100000
Proposals VIII be made for each route sepaTaely
a S fe eS wis he IsIe er e t a
month Of the year, beginning April 1, 1865 and end
BiddeTs viii give, their names in full, as wen as
their places OF en spS es0n @ s @ SS
(SlOOOO) dollars, duly executed by two or more re-
sHaTanteeng that in case the tract Is awarded for
the route mentioned in the proposal to the party pro-
Il
and sufficient security furnished by said party in &C
cordance with the terms of this advertisement
Each bid der must be at the opening OF the
proposals, or be represented By his attorney. ,
1hecOnracor will be required to give bonds In the
following amounts
On Route No. 2, t200C0O.
| On Route No, 3, $l0OUO9.
| On Route No, B, 100000 , !,
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solyency OF
each bidder and person offered as security Will be re-
| Quired
TRANSFORMATION Route No. ~" 3D. or" as the
case may and lOtit be entertained unless Uey
comply lOth The requirements OF uis ddUefttsemenL
pared TO execute the contract without unnecessary
delay and TO give the required bonds for the faith m
/ performance OF the contract .
! The right to reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor or saca route must be in readiness
for service by list daP II April 1865 and must haye
| a place OF business agency at which ne may De
| communicated with readily, For Route NO at Fort
Uarker and such other points on the railroad as may
be DESIGNATED the starting point OF the routes Tor
ROME No at Fort Union, New Mexico, or such other
polnJ as may be established as the depot and for
| Route No, 5 at Leavenworth, Kansas. - . .
Blank forms showing the conditions OF Ihe cOntraCJ
be entered into for each route can be had upon
picatiOn at this Office, at the otce OF the Quarter
! master at New York. Chicago, 81 Lonls, 81 Paul,
Fort LeaVenworth, Omaha, Denver, q. T., ana santa
! Fe and must accompany and be part or the pro-
Pos@S' L. G. EASTON,
| Deputy Quartermaster- General
l28tJ1I q. Q. M. Dept OF the Missouri.
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PROPOSALS
. HEADQUARTERS DEPOT OF THE PLATTE

IL CHIEF QUARrERMAsTEB'5 OFFIcE,
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TkNNsPoRT8f fSRt * f'iHS0jNA
IL M on oe n nFeceysd @ sv aS of t9s u 3ce qn sss
i9r lhe transportation Of Military Supplies during
81, 1869, on Route No. j, from Cheyenne Dakota, or
lie P4es % as may De deteImined Inc upon curing
hdeIir,oa1i west Of Cheyenne, 20 such posts
Tlt9ry OF Montana, south OF latitude ~ degrees in the
heIrtoTy OF Dakota west Of longitude l0 degrees in
heTerritory Of Idaho, of longitude ia degrees,
shu N me Territories OF Utah and Colorado north Of
atude 40 degrees, Including, If necessary, Denver
The weightto be transported during the year on
C2!9COoO0 pounds.
miles at which they Will transport the stores ia each
monlh OF the year beginning April l. 1888, and ending
Bidders should give their names in full, as we'll as
accompanied by bond In the sum Of ten thousand
sga G9pTs sgned Sy Two or more rSSpSns6e
aneeing that In case contract Is awarded for the
posing, the contract viii be accepted and entered into
anI an, gooa ana suhclent security furnished by said
PARTY In accordance with the terms Of this advertise
proposals In person or be represented by his at
The contractor will be required to give s25OOOO
satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solvency Of
each bidder and person offered security will be
Proposals must be ludorsed proposals for Army
transportation on Route No. l." ana none will be en-
ments ofthis advertisement.
The party " to whom the award Is made must be
the required bonds for the faithful performance Of
the contract.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
offere d Is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service by
the st day OF April 1885, ana will be required to have
place OF business or agency at which he may be
eommunicated with promptly and readily. for Route
as may be Indicated as the starting point of the
route
Blanks forms showing the conditions OF the con-
tract To be entered into, be had application
this office, at the Office of the New
York, st. Louis, Fort Leavenworth, Santa Fe aud
Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be part
of the proposals.
BY order OF the Quartermaster,Genera
WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet Brig-Gen., Chief Quartermaster, Department
of the Platte. l22lm
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The NATURALIZATION OUEsTIOH.

British View of the Rights and LA
bniLIes of Eaturslized CitIzsns-The
PrssIdenL's Declaration to Congress,
Etc. Etc.
From TIE London Times, December IL.
According to the telegraphc report, the Pre-
sident urges Congress TO declare that the
naturalization of foreigner as citizen of the
United States absolYes the recipient from ale
glance 10 the sovereign Of his native country"
We are unwilling to believe that Mr.. johnson
has recommended Congress to assume func-
tion which is manifestlY beyond its competence,
or that Congress will commit itself to declara-
fion in this naked form. II is within the power
Of any national Legislature to make laws for the
naturalization OF foreigners. The Legislature OF
the United States IS authorized to do so by an
express clause of the Federal Constitution, in
pursuance OF which ii already requires aliens
claiming American citizenship to declare on
oath that such is their intention and TO re-
nounce forever all foreign allegiance So far the
action Of Congress has been perfectly constitu-
tional and consistent with the axioms of public
law. 1t is for the United States Courts and
for them alone to decide what effect such re-
nunoiatiOn may have within United States ter
ritory Their Jurisdiction, however, can extend
no further. 1t is for the courts OF England,
France, or Prussia, as the case may be- and for
them alone, to decide whether an English,
FTeLel, Sg siUssiap sUbjoaV ~ IiyS'. .l2a
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FRANCE.

Continuation OF the Great Debate In the
Corps LsgisIRtiH on the EmpeEOr's
Foreign POIicy-VtOlent Speeches by
the Opposition.
The sitting of the Corps Legistatif on the 9th
instant was one of the most interesting OF this
session. Seldom was GARNER Pages more ener-
eetie in his defense ofthe pohtical opinions held
by the Opposition than when cTiticisng the eX-
terror policy OF France. Alluding first to Ame-
rca, the gifted orator, addressing the Ministerial
benches, said:-
By your fatal expedition to Mexico you in one
instant destroyed tine friendly feelings which 1t
had taken century to accumulate; you violated
the traditions of France; you broke the sacred
link, and threw the finest country of the world
into the arms of Russia. You provoked the ex-
traordinary spectacle OF liberty allied to despot
ism. trust this alliance may not prove lasting,
especially II France possesses SUFFICIENT deter
mination OF purpose to recover her liberties. In
America you have raised feeling OF enmity
against an old ally, and when the day of peril
comes you will find her rise up against us. AS
to Russia, without enfranchising Poland
| ooh, oh p)--yOu have excitedsthe Russian Gov
ernment to such pitch, that, Whilst crushing
out the last vestiges of the Polish nation, that
(on the left Of the orator cries OF
benches sNo ne7s2) 1t%% In n' Germany ns'ogS you
| have apparently allowed its new destinies to do
| their work alone. and yet your policy has been
| such that, instead Of receiving the sympAthles
| OF that country in return for your non-interven
! tion, you have raised the hatred OF the German
| people against your GoVernment-I do not say
| against France; but at q given moment they will
| rise In all their STRENGTH against you. This is
not all. You had an ally whom you helped to
constitute. To-day you have 80 acted that you
destroy your whole work by Withdrawing from
all your promises, from all your declarations
! and you inspire the same repulslon TO Italy for
your Government as you have inspired Germany
| with. Thus you, who have maintained the
policy of nstionalities, raise them all AGAINST
! Won. You have recognized their right to live on
| their own resources, and there is not one
amongst them who is now with you, so that Il
any grave event took place you would be iso
lated IN tie midst cGEWope, Az tbls iSyo1ge!
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAG E.
DEPOT ouAagEaMAsTrH OFFICE, ,..-

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER OFFICE,
JEFFERsoNYILLE, Ind, Dec l6, 1857.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Ohiee
until u Nj January 2, 1885, for the delivery of
three months supply OF OATS and Ray tor this
Depot
The Oats must be of the best quality.
The Hay must be Of the best qualify bRled Hay.
Forage to be delivered. from time to time, as re.
uuiTed by the officer in charge.
Bids must be made In duplicate with a copy of
this advertisement attached TO each, and each bid
must be accompanied by the guarantee OF two re-
sponslble parties that In case the contract is
viii be given for the faithful performance Of the
contract
Bids win be endorsed Proposals for Forage" and
addressed to the undersigned.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Quartermaster- General
I2247t1 II. c. RANSOM, "a
Brevet Lieut. Col and O. NJ. U. s. A., Depot Q. NJ.
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PROPOSALS,
QUARTERMASTER

n FFl e Il CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
~ FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT /
Scaled Pronosss Yr ohLEANs LA La Dec iS 1851
this Office Until T. NJ Jannary s seS for she
chase of all the right, title interest Of the United
from Brazos santiag Q to Whites Ranohe, Texss.
The sale Will ncinde the entire track and sIdings
Foa6 materials M Sad supplies pertaining % the road
other equipments, as follows:-
5}9 miles railroad track.
2 pinch bars used.
SG $50 PGngasf Eh5Saq SaHiE5 goS good
locomotive, unserviceabIe.
locomotive headlight, unserviceabIe.
II coupling links, good.
IsS fsF SPECS sGGa good
2shackie bars, used.
7dat cars, worn but iSSei serviceabIe.
1TaIr road frogs and switch stands, worn.
2jack screws and levers, worn.
turntables, worn.
fire tonRs, worn.
2screw wrenches worn.
hand car worn.
2push-csr wheels, worn.
stove, worD.
This sale viii not include the title to heand whoIs
does not belong TO the United States nor TO the bridge
This Is about miles in length, and extends
from BraZ1s Santiago to Whites Rancho, on the Rio
Grande. From this point connection is made by
steamer with Brownsyille and Maiamoras.
hurricane 467l6O are IN running order although not
continuous, and about 3i-l6O miles the material
buried In sand.
The route is the shortest and best for the immense
traffic between the Gulf Of Mexico and the interior Of
Southern Texas and Northern Mexico and the COM
municaton by rail alone can readily be extended to
Brownsville.
The railroad to Whites Rancho saves thirty miles
OF difficult and tortuous navigation The road is hva
feet gauge good ties, 4 rail, and iul spiked;
The property may be inspected application to
Captain O. H. Hoyt, a. O. NJ, Brownsville, Texas,
and any Information desired may be obj aimed II ON
that officer from the office of the Chief Quarter
master Fifth Military District, New Orleans, La:
condition OF the sale will be that transportation
shall be furnished for all Government troops and
plies whenever required at rates not to exceed those
paid the United States to other railroad companies
in the Fifth Military District.
Terms OF payment cash, In United States Treasury
The Government reserves the right to reject any
ProDosals should be ndorsed "Proposals for Brazoa
Santiago and Rio Grande Railroad" and addressed
to the Undersigned at this office. - .
Brevet Lieut. Col and A. Q. M u. s. A, in change OF
office. l2N l9t
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 500 LOIS OF AME-
RLCAN AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, STOCK OF GOODS, &c., by
On Friday Morning.
December 27th, commencing at 10 O'Clock. IncIud-
ed W i'll be found full and desirable assortment OF
seasorRble goods, worthy the attention Of the clty
iobblpg, country and retail trade It,
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T IPPINCOTT, SON q CO., AUCTIONEERS
IL NO. 2lO MARKET Street, Philadelphia. (Premi.
ses formerly occupied by Messrs. Pancoast q War
mock, AuCtioneers0
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By the mails brought by the Hamburg
steamer Cimbria, which arrived in New York
on Monday, we have the following interesting
particulars of events which were noticed by
telegraph:-
d BARONR7 CHARGED WITH BIGAHY.
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H u R o P H .
The Latest Advices by Mai.

The London "Times" on Naturalization
Continuation of the Great Debate in
the French Chambers-Tribu.
latlOns OF BlgamOus
BarOnct, Etc. Etc.
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AUCTION SALE,

December 2S, 1867, at II O'Clock, g&sing out sale OF
Kelly, Darlington & Co.'s stock, at stOre No. 1923 Ches-
nut street, consisting Of
Brocateles, terrys, reps, satin de laine, dan1asks
elegant EN- broldered Swiss lace and English Noting
ham curtains. curtain materials, piano and table
covers, window shades furniture coverings, and up
hosterers trimmings OF all kinds. Also, three sets
black walnut rsclass furniture, and one large mirror
With connecting COrntCeS. Il2262k
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- Sale at No. ll10 Chestnut street
NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSEIJOT,D FIR
NITURE, ROSEWOOD PIA NO FORTES CHIROH
ORGAN, CARPETS, CURTA ms MEIoDE0N
CRAVINGS ETC W
On Friday Morning,
At O'Clock, at the auction store No llIO CJheanuE
street, large assortment of superior parlor cham
ber dinlng-room and cabinet furniture also French
plate mirrors. fine carpets etc. ~ ~
PIANO-FORT ES.-One superior rosewood Miami
forte, made by Shoemaker & Co.
One do do do. made by Stenmetz
one superior rosewood grand piano forte,
one cabinet organ, suitable for a church.
One Dlelodeon, 1t
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Alleged Marriage OF Sir CullIng Eard.
ley In New YOrk-A Subsequent Mar
riRgO Charged Against Him.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF UNsERvICEABLE QUARTER.
- MASTERS STORES.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFIcHsu !
WAsHINGTON, ID. c., December ~ ~. 1ggstc 1gsio%, y
WILDE sold AT public auction, under the 81 INV
OF BreYet Colonel A. p. Blunt. A. O. M, m;,ot ~ n 1ot 81
FRIDAY 9th Instant nt Lincoln DePo0eeabia con-
QuarteTmaster's stores, rated as nlSeiFl0e'
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. 1879 AND IL
1Nl. s. FOURTH Street.
HANDS ONE WALNUT FURNITuRE
On Mnnhnv AInrnlnn

At 10 O'Clock at No 2O22 Green street by catalogue
@ sne entTe very superior furniture. Including hand
some walnut ana garnet plush drawng-roOm furnf-
lure very superior walnut chamber suits; cottage
cnhmber suits handsome walnut dining-room furnI-
tuIei Chlna and glassware: handsome velvet and
etc. 20 "a St
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saIe at NO. l11o Chesfut stren1.

THoMAs BIRCH x SON, AUCTIONEERs
i AND COMMISSION MERCHA MIS-. No. 1il0
CHESNUT Street, rear entrance No. IiO7 Sansom Sc,
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Gin neues Snitrulaent, Sri6olfop
genannt, 1T erfuuoen iuOrben, in nell
dem man aIIes beobadten fam, mas
i'm eigenen 9lu9e boroebt.
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42O 8roone Ctr, Stem 9orf.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-06
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