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EoR NEW ORLEANS.


ATLANTTCARD MISSISSIPPI STEAM gBIP
CO4PANY-U MAIL LINE
For Napoleon. VIeksburg. EateheE ana
New orleans.
master
This splendid packet viii leave r.
as above, on a
HIS DAY, 9Th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & o agents.
PETERSON &SAYEES. GenTP Pass. Agts.
Corner Afain and Madison SIS. or
mis- IL C1ty Wharf boat. foot Monroe St.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS & NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY PACKET
For tieksburg and New Orleans.
Ihls splendid passenger steamer IT,
viii leave as above N
WEDNESDAY, 6th inst. at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co. Agents.
Corner Main AMI Madison stS..
mh5H er boat foot Monroe II.
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steamer Continental, New Orleans.
Atlantic, New Orleans.
1" Celeste, Arkansas River.
Lilly, YazoO River.
Lexington, st. Louis.
Silver Spray, Cincinnati.
i" LouistSUai louisville.
" Victor, Haiies Point.
Departures.
Steamer Lexington, Vieksburg.
" City Of Alton, st. Louis,
Liberty, Louisville.
" St Patrick, Nicksburg.
Commercial, White River.
g Continental, st. Louis.
Mississippi, New Orleans.
[" Lilly, st. Louis.
" Silver Spray, New OrlesnS'
" Louisiana, New Orleans
Beats in POr..
Anna, Robert Burns, Celeste, Atlantic
Lady, Molie Hambleton, Victor No. ,
miscellaneous.
A hardshell baptist preacher told his
hearers recently that his text could be
found In st. Pauls epistle to the Mime
s~otians, section 4, range 8 west.
It is reported that the Z. H. Hudson
exploded her boilers at Point Pleasant,
Va, Thursday. No particulars.
A Mohils paper says: We see by a
late telegram that the invention called a
"Safsty Alarm Of our townsman. g.
B. Massey, to be used on everything that
floats that carries passengers, has passed
both houses of the United states con-
gFess, and only awaits the signiture Of
the president to become a iaw. Our
friend Sam Ables, is interested ouita
heavily in this patent; which, as we
observed at the head OF this paragraph,
is undoubtedly a " big thing.H
The Natchez DenloerGt tells Of q boat
race in lang syne thus
In 1917, the steamboat Eagle, COM
manded by Capt. Morris, Piled the Mis-
sissippI, and made her trips with all the
regularity that storms, snags, fogs, slow
ness, sand bars and landings would allow
that is to say, her trips were all prear-
ranged for a time, there or Whereabouts.
Once, in passing up, she was landed for
the night st the wood yard Of old Mr..
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Notice.

The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any u any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January S1st,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
OCULAR MEMPHKS AND s " LORI
PACKET
For Cairo and st. Louis.
BELLE ST. Zsiglsr master
This splendid steamer Will leave
as above on ~
THIS DAY, 9Th inst, at pm.
FLEM. CALVERT, sup't.
DILL & PErERSO Z, Pass. Agent.
Or TO T. B. BVLSGTON, General Ticket Agent.
No. . Jefferson street, where Tickets may be
mad 10 al points in the United State. -1h6 1t
REGULAR ST LOUIS PACKEv
For Cairo and Saint Loafs-
W4eE44 Ela1teE
This elegant steamer VIII leave IT,
for the above on l
WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, at 10 an.
WAY JOHNSON. Agent
mh7 u Star Wharf boat
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Something Good.-A really good arti-
Gle Of liquor is hard to find In these
troublous times, but n. & ]. Hoffhiemer,
No. 276 Front street, have surmounted
the difficulty, and have in their cellars
the real thing in the shape Of old Bour-
bon snd Hne Erspoh brandies of a quality
that would maze q hermit sl1ile. We
speak that whereof we know.
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ron RIVER-

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
MEMPHIS 6ARE4NSAS RIVER PACKET
COMPANY
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine RIua and
Little Rock.
CELkSIh------.-. Reese Pritchsrd master
This fast and cOmmodious steam r.
er will leave as above on E
THURSDAY, Hh inst. at pm.
LARRY HARMSfAD e co Agents.
Corner Main shd Madison sts. or
mh6 y City Wharf boat. foot Monroe st.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARKANsAs
RIVER q. s. MAIL PACKET
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
Pr tchard master
Ihls splendid passenger packet IT,
leaves on R
THURSDAY, TN inst, at S pm
MARTIN WALT & co, AGENTS.
hno - 40 Front street
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS
PACKET.
For Pine BIuH aud Little Rock.
PTitchard master
THIS excellent passenger steamer It.
VIII leave as above e
THURSDAY, nth inst at p.m
". JAY JOHNSON. Agent
Moo 70 Star float.
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FOR CAIRO

REGULAR MEMPHIS e CAIRO PACKET.
For OseeOIa, HaIe's Point. New Madrid.
hickman, the Bends, Columbus and Cairo.
ADH----S Ward master, 3. P. Ward clerk
Leaves Memphis for the above r.
and intermediate points every ~
MONDAY. al iso24 lo
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OVERTON HOTEL,
LADIES ENTRANCE.
OFFICE, No. 4 FIRST FLOOR
M. BERNHARDT
0PTlClAN AND 0cULIST,
Of Berlin, Prussia.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
Australian CRYSTAL.
SPECTACLES.


h only perfect Lens I'm existence
Superior 70 any other in mse--eon-
sfr1eted In accordance with the science
and philosophy Of nature in the pc
euliar fern OF .
Concavo-ConveX Elipsis
Admirably adapted 10 the Organ OF
sight, and perfectly natural 10 the eye.
hnOrdtug altogether the best
help 20 the human vision ever N
Sold only by the Professor OF Optics
and Spectacle Manufacturer.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT AND DIS.
TRICT COURTs.-Court met yesterday
morning pursuant to adjournment. Pres.
ent and presiding, Hon. Connolly F.
Trigg, judge. Also present, Isaac Nor
rison, Esq, deputy clerk, and Marland
L. Perkins, Esq, district attorney.
Capt. Isaac w. Griffith was sworn and
qualified as deputy marshal by the
district. Col. Jones, the marshal, who
is detained at home by sickness, has
secured an excellent assistant and COM
petent officer in the person of Capt.
Griffith, who has not only been long in
the civil service of the government, but
also wears a badge of honor, an empty
s~leave, years ago while in the service of
his country in Mexico.
1t is hoped that Col. Sam. Jones, the
worthy and competent marshal of the
district, will be well enough to take his
place in the court room soon.
The scire facias docket was then called,
and three cases disposed Of, viz: c. H.
Dorian, T. T. Green, J. J.. Eichberg and
Geo. P. Zeigler, who, having appeared
and submitted their excuses for nom
attendance as jurors at the last term,
were discharged by his honor without
costs. 1t was ordered that Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays shall be motion
days in this court.
The venire of Jurors was called, and
twenty-five jurors answered to their
names. There not being a full panel
present, those answering were discharged
until 10 o'clock this morning.
TAe district attorney announced that
there were about seventy treason cases
on the docket of the court not disposed
Of that he had received instructions
from the attorney general Of the United
States TO enter a nolle prosequi in each
case upon payment Of costs by de-
PENDANTS. He also announced to the
court that a number Of cases brought at
the last term for failure to stamp re-
ceipts had been settled by payment Of
costs, in accordance with his instructions
from Washington, aud that the same
would be dismissed. The cases so dis
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RECONSTRUCTED Reconstructio in
business these days is quite refreshing,
and when such men as W. i. Stewart
go back TO their first love it is deserving
Of more than a passing notice. He has
been engaged in the cotton business for
upwards Of sixteen years and still sticks
10 it. His brother, D. L. Stewart, who
has worthily held the position of clerk
Of the circuit court Cor the past ten years,
and during that time enjoyed the conf
dence Of the people, is associated with
him. Their card will be seen in this
mornings issue. w. L. Stewart & Bro.
are a strong team
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sROCTRTEs AND PbiYTATlOS SUPPLIES.
EiNNIE BUCKHAM, 800 Main street
Guy ALDEN & MCCRAE, Front street
SCHOOLFIELD q HANNAUER, 80 Front
- street
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COHectiRg.-OUr young friend Andrew
J. Owen is about to open a general col
Letting AMI commercial agency, and will
pay strict and particular attention n the
collecting branch of the business. He is
enteFp.ising, honest and industrious.
We commend him TO the general public,
particularly those having collecting TO
do. By permission, he refers to the fol-
lowing gentlemen: r. S. Taylor d Co,
Eastland & Gilbert, ]. G. Hoist q Co,
DR.. J. H. Howell, aud the Rev. Or.
White. We like to see young men
branch ogL on their own hook, and wish
friend owen ali Che success his enterprise
merits.
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II all the hospitals for diseases OF the eye in
Berlin, Prussia, and elsewhere.
Of recommendations
From Medical Gant1em
From Medical Gentlemen.
Professors Of the highest Opthaimic talent in
Memphis, Tenn, and In the Union:


MENPIIs. TESN., February Is, 1857.
/ have found a great deal Of pleasure in ex-
aiming the exquisite fabrics OF Ur. BERN
HARDT. IN the way OF Eyeglasses. The CryE
tai used by him Is Of wonderful purity, and the
styIe OF his Glasses 50 diversified a. 70 suit every
Conceivable case Of need. He has selected for
me a pair Of Glasses, which promise to give me
great aid and comfort in my future reading i
Hm among the many persons Whotestiy TO his
capacity As an Ocuiist and Opucian aud to the
value OF his services rendered 10 them, several
prominent Cergymen aud Statesmen with
whom 1 am acquainted
TnuN ER EZER n n
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CHANCERY COURT-NoUcm5er Term.
No new DEGREES were rendered in this
court yesterday,
FOR MARCH 6,fY..
Sc. c.. Il. BLOOD & Co. vs.. J. Il. HarTley ct al.
81 Bell. Pearce d Levander VI. P. Hunter ct al.
$50. +. A. Walker vs. T. Nelson.
SS6. D r. Gibson VS.. J. II. Mcneil.
S9A Mary F~laherty vs.. Quaker Insurance COM
pany.
so. Thos. Hill VS.. c. Bull ct a.
gOl S. r Buford VS.. Memphis Bulletin COM
pany-
a2 a. T. Eetchum ct al. vs.. p Dew ct al.
94. John RoSSer VS.. ". F. Ford.
Q0G. Wua. W. Walt vs.. ". II SfovaU.
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ENMoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
have the Galaxy for March, Pleasant
Hours, Bsdget of Fun and Yankee No
tons for April; also, the New York
Clipper, Police Gazette, Literary Com
PaniOn, Frank Lsslie's Illustrated News
paper, Boys and Girls Weekly, Courier
des Etats Unis, Semaine Litteraire,
LEGO d'Italis, Scientific American,
Home Journal and Lacrosse Democrat.
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Very Lo1o.-The splendid stock Of
choice groceries at Ivinson 4 GilBertis
are being sold at greatly reduced prices.
The firm having dissolved eopartnership
they are determined to sell their entire
stock regardless of cost. Make hay
while the sun Shines you viii not ST.
ways have these advantages offered.
Country merchants will consult their
own interests by giving them q call.
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81. AHdreU's S0ciey.-There will be a
meeting, this evening, "Wednesday
March 9Th at seven o'clock, at the
Office of r. B. Miller in the Wicker
sham building, corner Of Jefferson and
Third Etreats, oftheGt. Andrews society.
A full attendance Of members is desired.
JOHN AINSLIE President
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MEMPEHS APPEAL.
CITY MATTERS.

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
Active: DEPART +:
New or ears Express. a;90p.m. E5 pm.
Batesville Accommodates d" 2l5 "
febA G I. OAKLEY, sen Ticket Ag't.
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The Society Of advocates hold their
first semi-annual festival on Friday after
o at six o'clock, al the Commercial
restaurant, (Gaston's), Adams street.
Preparations are being made for every
member Of the society.
J. P. CARUTHERS, Dean,
q. G. CUAnnses, Secy. mac 81
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HGRpWIss d AGRICULTURAL BPETS.
THOATE q CO, 22Front street.
MEMPHIS IRON MANUFACTORY, VI. J.
81 Wicks, President, ~ Main street
HRGILL BRUS. q co, $40 and 80 Front
~ street.
DERKINs, LIVINGSTON q POST, So Main
i street.
UYATT. ". 5 HOward's Row.
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Ranks AM RANKERs.

BO8Ts. SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
I EVETT, JOS a co, SO Main street
l.
MARINER s CURTIs, 2s Main street
AgTCELE- SMITH q RAGLAND, Ss Main
vi street
nEILLY. u, 90 Front street.
TERRY q MITCHELL, SO Main street.
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Fire and Burglar Proof SaJes.-We
are again in receipt OF fourteen more of
those greatly celebrated safes Of Marvin
& Co.'s make. Bankers merchants and
Others who want a reliable safe can PRO-
cure it at 0RGILL Bros. & Co.,
febl9-Im Agents for Marvin 4 Co.
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House Of FFdnE.-EverybOdy who
knows Frank goes to see him; conse-
qaeDtly it is one Of the most popular
places Of resort in the city. His stock of
wines, liquors and cigars is better than
good, and If desires the finest Balti-
more oysters, Frank can serve you.
Strangers visiting the city SHOULD not
leave without going to Franks. Go eat,
drink and be merry. feI2 If
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Drs. j. j. Williams q John Ingram.
late of Denmark, Tenn, having asso-
cisted themselves in the practice of
medicine, respectfully tender their SER
vices to the citizens of Memphis gener
ally, but especially to the suburban
population. Residence OF DIR. Williams
as heretofore ; Of DR.. Ingram, at the
Bishop Otey place, pm Pigeon ROost road.
mil Ste
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TELEGRAMs.-The following kilograms
remained uncalIed for in the office Sam.
Stevenson, J. H. Avera, Mrs. Amelia
Montgomery, A. A. Sample, A. Smith,
B. w. Sharpe.
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FIRE AIMS.
CLAssICK, a &C. F., 30 Main street.
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INSURANCE

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY Co, p Mad son
M street.
ETNA INSURANCE co. % Madison street
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Spring Condensation, Williams d
Co., No. ia Madison street, have on
hand a good assortment Of lumber Of all
kinds, but to meet the increasing de-
mand, Mr.. J. Williams, n of this firm,
left yesterday by the steamer Belle
Memphis for the north, to make con-
tracts and purchases. On his return a
still larger stock and lower prices may
be looked Tor. feb22-2W
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nICKLNsON, JOHN A, SO Second street.
ELAHERTY, JAMES, Agent, SO Second
street.
TUNKERMANN, G. F., "a Main street.
MCKINNEY, BRYSON & Co, 22S Main street.
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-Wm. Good
win, who resides at 20 Adams street, was
aroused from his slumbeTs early yester-
day morning, by the noise made by
some person attempting to force a shutter
in the rear Of his dwelling. He imme-
diately went to see The cause of the dis
turbance, but the would-be thief left.
He was barefooted, as his tracks in the
snow plainly showed.
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REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
T. }. y. Bridgers and J.. F. johnson, bill
! Of sale 70 =. J. and A. w. Styles for
5000, interest Ia Excelsior foundry and
machine shop; L. J. and K. W. Styles,
mortgage to +. w. Register, trustee, 70
secure $500, interest in machinery and
fixtures in Excelsior foundry Albert
Beatty 10 George w. Van Voast, bill Of
sale q a carpenter shop, amount $500;
c. L. Wilcox, trustee, lesss 10 G.. J.. Dilts,
lot Of ground on Raleigh road, TO- ten
years; W. b. Guerland, executor,
to Joe Oishei, lease OF rear
Of stores Nos. 253 and 255 Main street
G.. H. Monsarrat, deed 10 Arson Nc
Maxim, OF lots pa and 235 Chelsea; G.
H. MonsaFfa5 deed to Mr.. Edwards, lot
No. 8, in HilPs s~Gbaigisi0n David
Wolf to Simon Wolf, bill Of sale OF note,
amount $500; James Patterson, deed OF
gift to Delilia Paterson, Of house and
lease Of lot on the southwest corner Of
Hill and Third streets; VIM. O'Hern to
We. glinn, deed Of trust, a lot on the
south side Of Linden street near DeSotO
street James n. ana ktzROstl M
McCombs, deed to Amelia w. Mitchell,
Sll 900, a lot Of ground on the south side
of Court street.
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hotels.
"HITEMORE HOUSE, 100 and III Adam
W street
5VoRsHAM HOUSE, corner Adams and
Main.
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Bird Cdges.CIgst reeeived,a beautiful
assortment Of bird cages and wire hang
ing baskets, and other fancy goods.
MUIR SrEBBINS JULIEN.
le2-HN Z3 Main street.
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DRUGS AKH M%EDICIyEs.
COODYEAR, D. F., $40 Second street.
ENKERT, ANDREW, 10 Main street.
WARD, r. D & CO., I75 Main street.
WARD a %LEGUERE, corner Main and
w Adams street.
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No. 4 Madison Street. under Memphss
Life and General Insurance Compdmy.
j. G. w. Ringer has opened 9 arst-class
saloon at tha above place. Those who
like No. / LIQUORS, in 8 quiet way, are
invited to call. None others need apply.
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AUCTION SALES.
by GREEN WILLIAMS, Anctioneers
- No. sac, Southeast corner TIN and d cts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW THREE.sr0RY
On TUESDAY. the nth day of Dect mber, I shall
sell In front OF the premises, at o'clock p. by
virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber, bearing
date the 10Th day Of September, 1885, aud recorded
one of the land records for W Arlington ceunty in
the District of Columbia, the following named val
nable property, lying and being in the city and
county aforesaid, viz
Part OF lot No. 3, in Samuel Dayidsop,s suhdi-
vision of Square No I63 beginning for the same on
n and running thence north with the dividing line
between lots numbered and 8. in said SQUARE az
feet inches to the rear line OF said lot and
feet alley thence ruhning with the line OF said al
icy southwesteriy - feet inches, thence south in
a straight line TO said north n street to a point
ming and theme asst long the inc of said street
Is feet . inches to the place of beginning.
Also.
The west half of Lot Nc. 4, in Samuel Dayidsou- =
subdivision OF Square No. log, said west half of
said lot No fronting IA feet inches more or less
on street, and running back of equal width on
the east line of lot No in said sub division to an
alley feet wide, with the improve hich are
a new three story frame house fronting on street
between Connecticut avenue and 18th street west
Terms; One-tbird cash; balance 10 o, IL. and Is
months; the purchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments bearing interest from daY OF sale
deed given and deed of trust taken on the prem
lses All convex ance and stamps at the of the
purchaser. see to BE- paid down when the prop
erty Is sold III the terms sheuld not be com plie ed
the right to resell the property, at the risk aud
COST OF the defaultinG purchaser. by advertising
such resale three times in some new paper printed
in the city If Washington.
John ~ JOHNSON. Trustee.
no Is 2awkds
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ID Il O P0 & A L S.

PROPOSALS.
QDfes Dtpot aad DisbarsiAs o. NJ.
ATLANTA, G. ., November Is, lsa.E
Scaled Proposals will be received at this Office
until II m, MONDAY, December 3, Is57, for sup
35i Window Frames ana Sash. double hung a.
M 4 thick, Is lights l0Nl2 with pulleys, cords
ia Plank do, l., in. thick, Is lights loNls
$50 Plank do. lis in. thiCk L ligats l0Xla Sash
to be glazed with good quality Of American
glass; both frames and sash to be primed
go Door Frames and Panel Doors SIS feet Il. i'm
thick
76 Door Frames and Panel Doors 3xs feet "a. in
thick: with transOm, lights l0xI2, D. G mould
ing in. wide.
is Door Frames ans Panel Doors % NJ feet, II.
ls6 Door Frames and Panel Doors It. in. by 6
IT. in, lie IN. thick.
S. Door Frames and Panel Doors q exc feet u. in
thick.
Doors and frames 70 be pri med, and transoms TO
be glazed; doors to lie trimmed with loose Joint
butts and rim locks of good quality. with brass
fumblers and mineral knobs; door and window
sills must be Of hard wood. All to be delivered ct
swift Race Track in the clay of Atlanta. where
cember ~, anu 10 be completed 10y December 81.
Proposals will be in triplicate, and endorsed 10y
suretics. as usual.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
OF all bids. select such parts of bids as may lie
for the hest interests of the service.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed upon the envelope, .Propo sale for
the delivery OF Doors aud Windows"
BY order of Breyet Brigsder General Z. Saxton,
Chief q. Nj. J. ARNSWORTH
First Lieutenant. 3ith Infantry, A. A. Q. NJ, in
charge of Depot. no q st
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Fort Chadbourne, Texas, such post as may be
established in lieu thereof, Is 600 bushels.
These amounts, however, may be somewhat
modified before the day of letting the Contracts
All bids TO furnish the above must be for good
sound. merchantable, shelled Corn, Oats or Bar
ley, subject to the Inspection Of the receiving
officer.
Delivery to commence by the 5th day of January,
loiS, and to proceed at the rate of not less than
one, sixth OF the whole amount per month, and in
such quantities as 10 keep the post continuously
supplied at such rate.
Separate offers will be made fer each post. and
the price per tushel at each place must be clearly
stated.
Bids will be received for any quantity and not
less than one hundred bushels of Corn, or twenty -
hve bushels Of Oats or Barley, and where the re-
sponsibiii Of the bidder is not otherwise salts
factoriiy made known at this ofice. each bid must
persons, whose responsibility must be certified 10
by clerk of court Of record that the bidder is
competent to carry out the contract If awarded to
him, and that he will give the required bonds
therefor; and each bidder will state his place Of
residence
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty Of each suc-
cessfnl bidder, land the solveney Of the persons
offered "a security will be required
The bids will be opened on the day and hour here
incfore named nd bidders ma We the pri yileRe of
being present at the ppening.
The right IL reserved to reject all bid. il salts
tory, and no bid will be entertained that does not
conform to thu requirements of this advertisement
. Proposals TO be plainly endorsed Proposals for
corn and addressed 10 the undersigned at this
place. j. G. & LEE
Bvt. Lieut. Col. and A. Q. NJ,
10 i9-otB u. 9. Army.