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exports for the Week ending Thursday
December "a.

FoRHIGN.
LIYERPoOL-per British steamship Camilla-29O
bags Sea Island and 1904 bales Upland Cotton.
MATANZAS AND a MhRKEr-Per brig John
Peiree-l12 600 feet Fitch Pine Lumber.
DoMEsTIc.
BOSTON-Per brig Robert Dillon bags Sea Island
and 24s bales Upland Cotton. 1000 bb's Naval
Stores, 70 casks Clay, 40 hbls Sweet Potatoes,
trunk Eooks and II beIes Mdse.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-l4o4 bales
Upland and II bags Sea Island Cotton. 7S bales
Yarn, ~ pkss Fruit 40 pkss suadries. and II,
Empty Barre S.. Per steamship klabama-2Gl
tierces Rice and All bales Upland Cotton.
Per steamship CEareston-9G bags Sea lsl,na
and 1912 bales Upland Cotton, 14I tlerces Rice,
10 bales Domestic: and Yarn, 29J sacks Corn, 81
pkgs Sundlie;. ard 175 bags Peanuts. Per
steamship Saragossa-29 bags Sea Island and lQJ2
balls Upland Cotton. 125 ticIccs Rice, 81 bales
Domestlcs aad Sundries
BALTIMOHE-per steamship Carrell-c42 bales Up
lard Cotton, 1874 tie ces Rice, 5s bales Dom sites.
900 rkgs Fruit. &C, 18 hills and bales Hides, dl
bales Rags, $1,000 feet Lumbsr. p pkgs sun
trics 25 bbs Resin .stean .nip sea Gull-l3V tcs
Rice, go bales UPand Cotton, 10000 ient Lunl,
ber 10 casks C;cy, 8 bales Yarn, ions Iron D
bales AMI hhds Hides ana 2s Packages. Per
schr Edearils-?t0 ions Phosphate ROCK
ard 50 0G0 :eet Lumber.
WILMINGTON DELI, AND PHILADELPHlA5Pcr
tchr Mary D Ireland-l42 tons Bones and lou
tons Old Iron
WILMINGTON. DEL-Per sehr Vim G Dearborn
SEQ tons Phosphate Rock.
MOBILE-Per schr Thss JeGcrson-362 tiorces Klcc
und 107 bags Peas.
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Steam ship Prometheus, Gray, philadelphia-let
Saturday. Mdze. To Jno L Theo Getty, } Ru'sall,
Eudd L Blake, AdSer, L Robertson, D Eaton,
Ii Eason & Bro, Johnson, c iling, Mrs Ashton, W
II Chaf.e 4 Co, w Coates. n Railroad Co, D Paul
Co. Knek, Wiesenbsfg & Co. ID T Fleming Co.
w Paddon, keenan,. Il Iorcs, u lneoct, Mrs
Steinbeck, Campbell. Knox Co. Rsley Crtigh-
ton Z Sanders, W Wcscoat, Jr, Railroad Co. j
r Prngle, Goodrich, Winenan CO. Charleston City
Railway, Savannah and Charleston Railroad, Small
d aiken & Cs Clacius & Witte. Johnson L 20, II
Woburn, NJ o'D1cn. LIienthal, II Mu!er, P
Walsh Boliniann Bros, a Eaker & Co. q Will
liaHs & Co, Fl WuhrTau, Hurkamp Co, john
sten Crews Co. Wasener & Mensees, + Won Santep,
l. Chapia l. Co. Ii Kellers IL Co. B O'NeLll, III
Greer. " Aimar, Is Feldmaaa & Co, II Bascom,
Cameron. Barkey u Co. Hopklnson, W Spragus
K Bro, II N Jackson, J Cosgroye, & Kornahcens
Fosarlio's Bookstore, N N wohltman, C Kerrison.
Jr, Hescman & Bro. q Luhn. z P Poppenbeim,
Jcfords e Co, and others.
Br bark asra, Fulmore, Liverpool 43 days Salt
and 2Idse, 10 Ravenel & Co, Mure {; Co, and
others.
sohr Arctic. Ogden. New York, days. Guano. To
Vim Roach and I j Kerr 4 Co.
Soar Jane Enssa. Van Cleaf, New York. days:
Railroad Iron. To VIM Roach, 5 c Railroad Co, and
Morgan.
schr Sautee. Prince, Back River. 23iO bushels
Rough Rice. 70 ] Il Pringla.
schr Emma, Masrnth. Combabce. 2leo bushels
Rough Rice. TO Bee K Co.
soop Dorothca, from Ashcpoo 1850 bushels
Rough Rice. To ] K P-inglc.
sloop Julia. from Co0ror River. T2S bushels Tough
Rice. To VIM Quincy.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Pcci, Savannah via Beaufort
&C. 95 bags Sea Island Cotton So sacks Cotton Seed
81 sacks Peanuts and Sundrics. To j Ferguson. G
Insralam e. Son, NJ Lawtor, Pinckney Bros. W
Kuo5locE, Ravenel K Co, Fraser Dill, E Fl Barn
well, VIM Gurncy. Hopkins, Mcpherson Co. ] d
SIMS, John Hanckel. Willis & ChisolIp. Presley,
Lord & Inglcsby. Ritter 4 Enslow X co, L Gag.
Express Co.
IN The OFFING.
British ship Gorilla Jones. from Liverpool. Also,
ship c southard. Ross, New York, days. Hay.
To Wm Roach
BELOW.
schooner.
Cleared Yesterday.
British steamship Camilla, Peace, Liverpocl-R
Muro & Co.
Steamship sarago.sa, Ryder, Now York-Ravcnel &
Co.
sohr Thorn IS Jefferson. Briggs, Mobile, Ala-T Tup-
per i sons.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Saragoss,, Ryder New York.
Bris Jehn Peirec Melville, Matauzls and Market.
Schr Andrew Edwards, Bartlett, Baltimore.
Schr Wm Dearborn, scull, Wilmington, Del.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York, Dec 81.
Steamship Virgo. Bulk.ey, New York, Dec 81.
Schr 6eo Rodgers, Cornell, Now York, Dsc Il.
Cleared for this Port.
schr NJ E vanclesf SlcCobb. Rockport, Nc, Dec II.
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OFFICIAL

list OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface al
Charleston, for the week ending LECEhBER a.
1863 md printed officially in The DAILY News as the
newsp.ner having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston.
Ks-Persons calling for Letters Advertised should
state that they are Advertised"
ss7- once hours from 8 A. N. to P. NJ. On Sum
days, from to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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The two men, Monti and Tognetsi, were re-
Gently dscapisatod IN Rome, for having blown
up the Lerrlstori barracks on tho 22d Of oeto-
Der Of last year, causing the death OF twenty
two Zeuaves and wouuding twelve others, OF
whom three eventually died, besides killing,
man and his little daughter who were casually
passing tho barracks. Monti was foreman
and Togne.ti working br;cklays,r, the former
two. Both entered into the pay of the Reve-
lutionary Committee and executed their orders
unscrupulously; but it has caused some sur
prise lat. while they, who were mere lnstro-
msnts, have paid with their lives for sher
conspiracy have been spared, as far as capital
punishment gees. and have only incurred I'M
prisonment, some for life and others tor differ
ent tperiods. Twenty-one persons were accused,
but only eleven have been sentenced-The
other ten having taken flight in good time.
Monti was the man who actually lighted the
mine.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Sonnet.

So gentle seems my lady and 30 pure
When she greets aay one, that scarce the eye
Such modesty and brightness can endure
And the tongue, trembling, f,lters in reply.
She never heeds, when people praise her "of'n-
Sone In their speech and many with pcn-
But meekly moves, as if sest down to eartn
To show another miracle to men
And s,ch a pleasure frsm her presence grows
On hin who e. zeth, while shs pas.eth by
sense OF sweetness that no mortal KNOWS
Who hath not ielt it-that the souls repose
Is woke to worship and spirit fows oc;-h,"
Forth from her face that seems to whlspef' oie"'
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sS- Persons depositing letters in tho POstofise
will please place the stamp near the upper right
,and corner of the envelope and they will also
,lease to remember that without the stamp letter
annot be mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
lfico. OscemDcr 70
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship Saragossa, for New York; Reed.
Thomas Ryan, j Hayward D a Burnett and lady
Nolan and O'Bricn.
per steamer Pho. Boy, savannah-W NJ Collins "
] DeTreyis, Miss Derrcyile, Morton Paine, Jno
porteous, Mrs 3 Il Campbell and daughter, and
12 On deck.
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WOMEN 7S LIST-

IFinieau. Mary Martin, Eliza
lFoy. Mrs II Miller, Mrs E III
Franklin, Fannie McSuirc. Mary
Fuller, sallie P aIcNeylc, Mary
Gadsden, Mary North. Miss c
lGadsden, Miss Neal, Mrs II A
j 4 Nesbit, Deannlc
IGadsden, Miss 4 Nelson, Mariah
IGadsden, Ca.Eer- Patterson, Mrs 4
inc Il
lGermont, Miss T Patterson, Mrs E
Green, aIrs j IL Il
4 t2) Price, Mrs R
IHawes. Julia II Price. Mrs ED
L uarrall. Miss NJ Puckhaber, Mrs
aaus, Jane :
Hans, Jane A Qulnllvnu, Mrs
Il dall, Mary 4 Robberts, Caro-
iHaid, Mrs w G. liuc
Uassell. Mrs w Ross, Sarah
lgeridt. MrsC Rush, Mrs A z
lHendson, Betsy Rutledge, Miss
Heins, Mrs L Saunders, AIRS d
Hilssn, Mrs W c A
Howard, Miss BiSax, Josephine
Howard, Julia -chrcdcr, MES u
Jenkins, Julia Sextcn, Mary
Jenkins, Miss R >mo. c, Miss NJ d
Isear. Harriet Steel. Nellie
Juman, Betsy stDckton, Eilen
jackson, Mrs A >.edma, airs "
jackson. Patsy A
King, Hettic Small, Nancy
lKeiis. Mrs T Timothy, Ina
Keckley, Mrs Nj Fennln!' Mis- l.
T Il
Levy, Eliza Vernon, Miss Al
LOGAN. Miss L A
Logan, Miss N Vanderpool, MISS
Love, Mary S
Lee. Susan Wenoe!kcn' Hlss
Mazy ck, Mary A
Mazyck, Maria Wharton, MIS- u
May, Annie q
Metz, Mrs N Wnalcv, sar1n l.
Middleton, Mi : Winningham,
NJ Laura II
Middleton, Miss Wilson. Mrs "
II Williams, Sarah
Moran, Ellen williams, Mary
aIunlyn, Ellen Ann
Matthew'S, Mrs E Washing ION, Miss
af
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GR0VER {. BAKEK'S
FAMILY SEWING HACHIN rs.

r,NHE VERY HIGHRsT pRIZG-rHE IMPERIAL
i Cross of tho Legion OF Honor-was conferred
upon the representative OF rAe GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINES at the Exposition Unverselle,
Paris. 1887.
The GROVER BAKER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE. are the only Machines that can both sew
perfectly and embroidor rcr:eeuy.
They SOW with threads direct from the spool, and
eluirc no re-windiIg.
Unlike other Machines, those faston both ends of
the sssHa by their own oreraticn
With these Machines, while silk is used upen the
right or face-sido of tha scam, cotton may be used
upon the other ilc. TE;s can be done on no Other
Machine, aad is q great saving upon all articles
stitched or made mp with silk
GReVRR & BAKERS AkW1NG MACHINES are
sold at New York prices by
KLNSAIAN BROTHERS.
No. 279 ISIkG-STKEET,
SOLE AGENTS FOR TIE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
DccemEe. 3 nlstu1Mo
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censignecs per Northeastern Hailrond
Decombcr "a.

70 bales Upland and 81 bales Sen Island Gotten 1S5
bushels Rouga t;ice 43 bhls Naval Ste,es, Mdsr &C.
To Il Dischaff 6 Co. P,ingle screven L Nisb1t,
Kerdall u Dockery, Ceshorn, Herring Co, Eecder
& Davis, 8 wnshins on. stoll, Webb Co, W Ma
thews. Jarvis Mewry Il Co, u Williams Co,
G II walter l. Co, " K Ryan, eanpsoa Co, dyio.
SER Lee, Smith Il 90, G " Loo, Chiseln Bros, q
BASEL, T D Clancy. W 9 Beo & Co, L Beliizcr D
stoaey. Ebaugh, Ravepel J. Co. d L Howard i
Bro. i Webb. frost & Adger. l. Cohen L Co. Osten-
dorif Co. s. Clark c Cs, Middleton and Order.
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financial aaS Gemn.fItt:.ss.,.
The Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, December d. 1865.
The principal tusiaess during the week has been
in Charleston City stock which has uccated in price
in consequence of tho eecon Ia 'no gu.
prene Court. Large offers OF auction arc rcpor'cu
in our local column Bark Of tho state bills arc also
lower on account of tho stat mont that State bonds
will not be issued for those deposited With The Ircas
urer Cur price list shows the quOtaois changes
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Cons,.nccs per South Carolina Railroad
Ecoembcr 2i.
14l6 balos Gotten. IS raloa Domesfcs. 80 bbs
Moassss, sc bb.s Hcms. Lumber sc. TO Railroad
AGeng, Pelz.r Rodgers 4 Co, q II Walter L Go. Now
~ II 90, Kitkpatrici & Tlttc, J z sioaY, G vii
liams L Go. rnursi;n & HolHes. DeSaussuro,
Warllaw II Carew, ii PrrG.e. Cls8horn, Herring &
co, bowling X 10. frost Adgcr, Enslow Co,
G. Dukes & Co. II in-s. J Adsor & Co, Wat
soA & Hill, Courtenay L Trenholm, q Trenholm l.
son.
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shipnevvs by Telegraph.

SAVANNAH, December 24.-ulcared steamship
General Barnes. New York North Point. Daltimsrs;
schr Clara Philadelphia; brig Nevada. Hartford
Arrived -Schr Walter Tho.nlisc, Rocslan9; Ethan
Allen, poItlsud N Bramhall, New York; Ii
Johnson, Sew York, tor Mobile put i'll for repairs.
Wcathervery co,d Wind north northeast, strong
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pIcnloranGL.

The schr wm Jones. Keen, clsarel at B. 'ton, o.
Gambler 21 for Roekl,nd Ne, to LOAF for Charleston.
The brig Black Swan Podgor. from Georgetown, )
c. arrived 1T New York, Decambcr 81.
Tho schr Abbie Ptman. from Woods Hole. tor
Charleston, arrived at Newport Il !, December 2O.
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DIAs Us! HOs!!

GOLD MEDAL FOI 1865 HAS JUST BEEE
AWARDED TO CHAS. IL. STLEFF FOR
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PIIILADEL-
PEIA Ai;D NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AID WAREICOM. 40. y. LItERTTm
STREET ABOVE EsLiENORE.STEEEI,
EALrINOi:E. Nd.
STIEFF'S PIANO HAVE ALL THE LATEST
improvement, inol,,in= tla Acrdfe treble. ivory
fronts and the improved French Aeaon, fully war
rantod for Eve years with privilege of exchange
within twelve months il no: enire!y satisfactory to
nurchaser seeaud-l,, a.l.t Pianos and Parlor Or
esne always on hand from $50 to $780,
REFEREES WHO HAVE our PIANOS rF Use:
General Robert T. Lee, i.cxin.t Va.
General Robert RdniJ D. Wilmin ton, n. G.
General D. II. HILL Charlotte, n. C.
Governor john Letcier, Lexington, Va.
Messrs. r. Bu:wcll /: >ohs, Charlotte, n. G, Fe-
male Seminary.
C. b. Riddck, Female College. KittreI's Springs,
NC.
Biahcp Wilmer, New Or.elns, La.
Max Strako-ch, 1ts!; n Opera.
Messrs Pcrson l. Sous, sumter S. Z,
Charles Spencer. Charleston. :. z.
Send for circular. Terms liberal.
October - 3-3mos
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sTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. of varioas SIZES
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, of aii sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from to
1G feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand
pewer, Saw and Rec Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOE BUILD
INaS, GRATINGs,
CZSTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS. de-, dc,
WILLIAM S. HEEEREY.
CHINIST AND 70 NDER
No 31i MEET I:;Ci-STREtT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
August mvs
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON.

Last Quarter. 9Th, hours. 25 minutes, evening.
New Moon, 13th hours 25 minutes evening.
First Quarter. 21s. IL hour 20 minutes evening.
Full Moon, 29tb, hours. SO minutes, morning.
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Albers. 3Trs NJ
Astle, Mrs NJ NJ
Badger, Mrs FL A
Burn, AIRS E A
Bailey. Mrs d
Bates. Sarah
Barnwell, Miss I
NJ
Beauherst, Miss
L
Bessenieu, Mrs c
NJ
Blacknam, MISS
E
Blskely, Miss n
E
Elack.ock. Mary
Blake, Kitty Ann
Rofl. Mrs NJ
Browning, Miss
Braboy, Mary
Brameier, Maria
Bryan, Mrs II
Burke, Kate
Burnette, Mrs L
III
Burke, Mary E
Brown, Mrs + a
Brown, Airs r
Carrere, Mrs M E
Callaghan, Miss
B
Cautwell, Mary
Cammer, Miss L
Callahan, Mrs ii
Chandler, Janet
B
cGgsin'' gs Miss o
Cook, Mrs E
Canmel, Miss L
Cambcll, Maiy
Campbell, Mrs E
G
Daveran, Kate
pixop. Mary
Dillen. Ahcc
Dratcr. Miss P
Edwards, Susan
L
Ellis, Miss S II
Ferguson. Sarah
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TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS
WISHING TO
HOLD COTTON IN EN- G i 4 " D,
Where STORAGE INSURANCE, and other expenses
for holding arc LESS than IN the United States we
will advance
TEN CENTS PEI; POUND
on
AZ D D / N e s,
Shipped to our friends in Lvrpool charging the Eng
lisL commercial raic c interest: which at PRESENTS
FIVE PEI; GENT.
And holl as long as desired.
CLAGEOEX HERRING s. CO..
Accommodation Wharf.
EovclubcS II mos
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Norr.-w ehavo deducted from New Orleans
Is 295 bales Upland from Mobile ...... bal.s from
Savannah 2695 bags Sea Island and bales Up.
lnnd-and from Charleston 1444 bags sea Island and
$50 bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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Marine ufws.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. December a5
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M H"i'SG-s'i'is'-'i' ''"''0HS'
THIS ESTApLIsHliENr Is NOW FURNISHING
TIE IMPROVED
NcCARTHl' COTTON GIN,
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ID " \ n & T. y
T. O T 7 0 N.
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iTHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and Af.er SUNDAY, l7th May .lsss, three daily
trains " III be run between Baltimore and Wheel
ing and PAIkeIsburg. as follows:
gsi!lnoT. DAILY is1ssp. Ssadsyl d s;S a. M
n ~ a P.a1 sp1 S.yy
meet At BellAirs and Petersburg for ali points
wsst sSg ~ sTs and NS5.hyes h,r,o, rn,,v
leaves Baltmors daily al 40 p. m. except Sun.
day. Leaves Winchester for Baltimore daily
Sundays axcepted) at 500 a. IN. Connecting at
Frederick Juncli9n with train for Frederick and
TnR BLLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
Rs Sp lsaSss Es6 Ms a rs .Sa il 70
a m and .'I FSR tx aISdgkRRsTowv,
Dd Lsaye BflmSIs at Ia n and tl9 n sGH
County Railroad, arriving at HageIstown at 2:E
and s:20 p. IN. Returning leave Hagerstown At
$40 and u q. m, arriving In Baltimore at 1923 a.
FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at i5 a, IN. and 4:l0 p, ar
ins leave %inehe.tsr a, and io5 a. - m aariTas
In baltimore = fd 5G:S %lsAi tSa ttS p IN
Leave Baltimore a s;oo. 7oo' s:0and 9:tS a. m.
and F slSI " asSSfhffNSfoR% FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Wsshington at 7 and s a. m. and IL 30, 2,
'"' anu ''D = F6R ANNAPOLIS
leave Washington At a, m. aud 40 p. m. :
Trains leave An StSbxf 7 Fk2ss a. and 'p H.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at $50 and 30
a m. and ;lsGHd $40 p N; Leave Washington
For further iniofmalign, Tickets Of every kind,
Station, o. al the Ticket once ' oI''D
Master Of Transportation.
L, N. Co.'s, General Ticket Agent
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PROPOSALS FOR MEAT.

Sealed prppSsfIIs q The form faTal;hSd By che
al he fREs ASb SoRSEp HBREf hSb
MUTTON, required for sale 9I issue TO all c2p.
aud wssGin iS 'k I'D, :, With Fresh AID COrnsd
Bss ssf i9T oSVsS as ana M
quiTed for issues, aud also for sales to officers and
others autho riIed to purchase atthis Depot
piled to be Of the finest quality, Of select parts,
made by the Oicer in charge, from the hind quar-
ters and ribs Of the fpre-quArters, That required
and hind quarters; necks. shanks, and kidney tai
low not received. All the meat will DO subject to
RIGID Inspections to DO Of excellent marketable
quality and In uneXc0ptlOuAble condition. In all
cases, II the meat y not satisfactory, purchases In
the open market will be made At the expense Of the
contractor
The contractor will be required to deliver the
meat at the Store houses, at tho places named,
where he will distribute Il in such quantities, and
at such times, as an officer Of the Subsistence De
Separate proposals will bo roeeiyed for supply
Ing the troops at Forts foOta or Washington, Nd,
Beef and Mutton. In Washington, D. e.. but no
proposition will be regarded for furnishing tho
ITesh Beef IN wa n5 s N ws SaDpT In
last bid the lowest average price on the quantity
required for both purposes will be considered.
Bidders must be present at the opening Of the bids
Payment To be made al this office monthly, for
all Meat purchased, or when In funds for the pur-
pose, tito
will be settled by the officer Of the Subsistence De-
paItment receiving the Meat
The contracts vii be made for \ months from
the LIST day OF October, 1858, or such period the
Cummissary General may determ ne.
The proposals ioT supplying all connected With
u BTsTRs NJ asa Ganbg Go@S@SE
se2.ot Depot aud hiOt G, s.
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The following platform, reported by the
Committee on Resolutions, was unanimously
adopted by the National Republican Conven.
ton in session at Chicago on the 2lst inst:
The National Republican party Of the Uni
ted States, assembled in National Convention
in the city Of Chicago on the goth day Of May,
1858, maze the following declaration Of princi.
pies;
First-We congratulate the country on the
assured success Of tho reconstruction policy
Of Congress, as evinced by the adoption, in a
majority of the States lately in rebellion, Of
Constitutions securing equal civil and political
rights to all, and regard it as the duty of the
Government to sustain these Institutions, and
TO prevent the people Of such States from be-.
ing RENTED to state Of anarchy.
second-The guarantee of Congress Of equal
suffrage to all loyal men at the South was
demanded by every consideration of public
safety, of gratitude and of justice, and must
be maintained, while the question of suffrage
in all the loyal States properly belongs to the
people Of those States.
Third-We denOunce all forms Of repudia-
tion as a national crime, and the al honor
requires the payment of the public indebted.
ness in the utmost good faith to all creditors,
at home and abroad, not only according to
the letter but the spirit Of the laws under
which II was contracted.
Fourth-It is due to the labor Of the nation
that taxation should be equalized, and reduce
as rapidly as the national faith will permit.
Fifth-The national debt, contracted as II
has been for the preservation of the Union fol
all time to come, should be extended over fair
period for redemption, and it is the duty Of
Congress to reduce the rate Of interest there.
on Whenever 1t can possibly be done.
siHth-That the best policy to diminish our
burden Of debt 10 to so improve our credit
that capitalists will seek to loan us money at
lower rates Of interest than we now pay, and
must continue to pay SO long as reputation,
partial or total, open or covert, is threatened
or suspected,
Seventh-The Government of the United
States should DO administered with the strict.
est economy, and the corruptons which have
been so THANKFULLY Iursed and fostered by
Andrew johnson call loudly for radical reform
Ei.k.k w. 5000 a. 49,. = l.. 49,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10
PROPOSALS FOR CORN AND OATS.

HEADa'ks DIsTRIcr OF ISDIAS TgRRrrORr,I
CHIEF oIfiGg, I
FoRr GIBSON. G. ", August Y, 1853
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
Al this Office until noon on MONDAY, the 9th day
Of October, 1855, for furnishing the uarternaster
Department with supplies, to be delivered as fol-
FORT GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION.
10, OOO bushels OF CORN.
f0RT kRBUCKLE, GiIICKAsAw NATION.
a,0OO bushels OF CORN.
1900 bushels OF OATS.
All bids to furnish the above must be for sound
merchantAble Corn and Oats, subject to the inspec
Yn Of the ofneer or agent Of the United States re-
Proposals must In all cases specify tho kind and
quantity OF Corn or Oats the bidder desires 10 fur
nish, whether In sacks or bulk.
Each bid must be accompanied by good aud
SUFFICIENT guarantee from two responsible parties,
setting forth that, In the event Of its acceptance.
they will give ample security for the faithful per-
Torrance OF the same.
o The tight to reject any or all bids that may be
Proposals must be plainly endorsed "ProBosals
for Corn " or "PTOposals for Oats, AS the case
nay be- and addressed to the undersigned At Fort
Payment to be made In Government funds on de-
livery " the Corn or Oats, Or Ms soon thereafter as
funds shall have been received for that purpose.
Delivery to commence on or before November !,
hbs, and To continue At rate Of not less than OOO
bushels per month until the contract liz Allied.
- By order OF Breyet BrgadieE Genergi y. H.
UriprhOD, A, y, ROCKWELL,
BIeyet Lieut., Colonel, A. q. NJ u. s. A., Chief O.
n, Dist, lnd. Ter. Hep3-td