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THE CAMPAIGN.
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The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-29
THE ToRoH-LIaHT PROCESSION.

The New Orleans Picayune produces the fol-
lowing touching lines, appropriate to the pres
ent electioneering times:
In the dark, with child on her bosom,
woman is walking the floor;
Moaning, while hushing her darling,
Oh, God what it isto be poor
In the dark, with child on her bosom
In the dark of a eomfortless room
Not even a candles dark ray to sOothe
The terrible ache of the gloom.
Down the street thronss joyous procession,
With thousands of lamps all alight;
And the ghre of whispering rockets,
Ascending the shadows of night.
Oil enough for the multtude's marching,
And music and banners and flowers;
While the blue of the zenith is blazing
With grand pyrotechnical showers.
All alone with her poor little burden
a woman, with hungering eyes,
soOthes with lips that are pallid with fasting,
Her furnishing baby's cries.
She catches the echoes of loud huzlas,
"Great God she signs under her breath,
While opulence squanders so much away,
Must my little one staryc to death ?"
Hark the tramp of the marchers comes nearer,
Transparencies CLEAN past her door;
"Our Cause" "0ur Kind and sour Country"
she reads,
But never one noticed, sour Poor ~
And she looks at The dickering torches,
And counts the magnificent flags
Then turns with gasp to her darkness again,
And her scant and unseemly rags.
Like river Of light the procession
Flows away down the stony street,
And the star-stulded gates of the midnight
Close on the retreatng feet.
The music dies out in the dim alar-
All is silence and peace and rest,
Save Il maniac mother pacing the floor,
little cold corpse on her breast.
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DROPOsALS FOB STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May 9, 1858.
Sealed Proposals Tor furnishing Stationery for
the year ending June 30. 1859. will be received at
II o'clock NJ.
An estimate Of the quantitie. which i'll be need.
ed and blank forms for bidding, contain ming full in
formation, have been prepared, which win be fur.
nished upon application.
The Department reserves the right to order more
or less Of the quantities estimated.
The Department also reserves the right to accept
bids for individual items in any Of the classes.
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by An
expert. detailed for the purpose by the Secretary
OF the Treasury. and the delivery OF inferior
tice shall be deemed sufficient cause to annul the
contract.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, WashingtOn.
Each proposal must be signed by the indi vidual
or nrm mskfng it. and be accompanied by a satis-
factory guaranty that the bidder will execute a
contract with good and sufficient bonds, IL his bid
lie accepted
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract to opeI ate the forfeiture of the
tire penalty Of the bond. or the Secretary of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open mar
ket. OF such Qu aBtities Of any articles shall be
necessary to snHply the deficiency caused by such
failure. and charge to the contractors fifty Der
centum Of the price which IL shall be found neces.
cary to pay fer such articles.
Proposals accompanied by satisfactory guar
antics will not be considered, and contracts be
awarded only to established manufacturers Of, or
dealers in, the articles.
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the specifications furni shed, and failure to do SO
will cause the rejection Of any bid.
my eeim (Chron.1 secretary of the Treasury.
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE A. g..
" FORT HAMILTON n Y. H.. May l9 1858.
Sealed roposals, in duplicate will be rece we'd ct
the Office OF the Undersigned until IL m en- TUES
DAY May Is. 1858, for furnishing the troops 1t
Fort Hamilton With Fresh Beef, from une L 1853,
to December 81, 1868
The envelope enclosing proposals mu.t be en-
dor sed Proposals. fdf furnishing Fresh Beef"
The Fresh Beef 10 TO be Of good marketable
quality, with equal proportions of fore and hind
ausrier meat: lnecks. shanks and kidney tallow
excluded and delivered at the pense of the
racior, in snch quantities and at such times a.
may be required. ,HT
No bid will be entertained that is not made By
regular butcher. who must give his name in full,
his present place of business and residence
The manner of making bids, requirements of
bidders, &c same a. stated in advertise ment Of
June 10, 1851, for proposals for furnishing Fresh
eTal Of Subsistence, New York city.
JAMES l.. SHERMAN,
First Lieutenant LIST Artillery, A. c. s.
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OFFICE OF ACTING COMMISSARY OF
" HBSISTENCE

FnRT Coz. tMBUs. n 7. Il May -. 1873.
Sealed Proposals tin duplicated will be received
until 10 o clock a. m, on FRIDAY. the 22d instant
by the undersigned. for furnishing the troops at
Forts Columbus and Wood n. Y. H.. and New
Der 80, 1868.
The Fresh Beef to be of a good marketable quail
". with equal proportions of fore and hind quarter
meat tnecks, shanks and kidney tallow exclu ded }
and delivered at the expense Of the actor at
such times and il such quantities as may be
Qpired
No bid will he enter tained that il not m ade by
regular butcher, who must give his name in full
mis- present place of business, and residence.
The manner of making bids, requirements of
bidders, &C, same as stated in advertisement of
November Z, 1857, for proposals for furnishing
Fresh Beef
The envelopes enclosing proposals must be en-.
dorsed Proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef"
J. PUTNAM
my 20-2t Brevet Captain u s. A., AOS.
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.
Hsafs'rs Dist ef frdInr Territory,
ChtJ CEGrtsrungsr'S Orscs,

forf Gibson. &. N, April ~ isSs \
seslto Fttcpossls; IN duplicate. TO remove she re-
buried "a me vicinity of Font Gibson, q S., viii
- - ,Ncu AZ this once until o'clock D. On ,
AT, June {, 1873 at which time bids will
]. fhe bodies are 10 be removed carefully and
1sctLt5 al marks sDd inscri ,tions found with
tLT booi VII be SarefGlly recorded, the orisi-
usnsnitted With The coffin, and set ID AZ the NJ W
stNe tOnbs and transportation will be furn-
isLto snd All the expenses borne by the cJntrac-
with lumOer suitable for cofins at 8 N per Nj The
I"rron 20 Shnfn the contract Is Az sIded will keep
upete record Of not emily the loo ality Of iudi
or graves from right left north to south east to
Ne~t, &C. where they are buried e. that 4 stran-
scr VIII pc enabled t. take the bodies from their
DeS resting place and place them IN their Offgi-
La sIaSes IN their original order.
a. thy sodles are de posted in the cemetery. the
lives VIII De marked with numbered stakes,
- .hs number and section of each grave marked
III. The graves win be arranged in a regular and
Ctil1rm manner, other in or In circles. and
StuN cis taEces heyer less than three - feet >
and mound 81 the full length and breadth of thu
grave Will be raised over IL, 10 the height of ten
OF twelve IL Ches
Ill. Wherever the dead are disinterred from ,uI
tvsled or Inhabited lands the orr ginal graves will
b hlled up after the bodies are removed
form Of record sheet of disintermebtsp will
br provided the contractor, which he will be re-
S4UiTtd 20 MI ont in detail in du pjiC ate ar the
pltCe Of disintsTmsnt, enc copy Co be Forwarded
With he hody TO the cemetery, and one to be re-
bidders must state the price per body for re-
noys 81 TrnIsns from the place OF disintermeut to
k.tionsl Cemetery az Fort Gibson. g. N
Proposals will be received for removal Of the
b.dies from any OF all Of the followiu named
PLACES TO Fcrt Gibson National Cemetery
Ihe follow Ing l. the estimated number of bodies
{ N
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A r M Y SUI PL Z s.

ODfre Assistant Commissnry Of Subsistence, .
Fort Wadsporth, ". Y. H., May Is, IsisS
Sesled Proposals lin duplicatel will be received
tir,t Lieutenant J W. NJ &C Murray, LIST Artillery,
A. G. s., at Fort Wadsworth, N Y. H., for fur
nishing the troops thereat with Fresh Beef, from
Jsne !, 1873. to November Sd, 1853.
The envelope enclosing proposals must be en-
dorsed "PIoposals for furnishing Fresh Beef "
The Fresh Beef Is to be Of good mark etable quail
y, with equal proportions of fore and hind
quarter meat, tnecks. shanks and kidney tallow
excluded and delivered at the expense of the
CONT actor, in such quaint ties and at such times
% may be required Bidders will also state price
pei, pound at which they will deliver Uorned Beef
under same conditions
No bid will be entertained that il not made by q
regular butcher, who must give his name in full
nj, present place Of business and residence
The manner of making bldg. requirements of
bidders, &c, same as stated in advertisement Of
June y, 1871 for proposals for furnishing Fresh
Beef, from the ONCE Of the Assistant COMMIT ssary
General Of Subsistence, United States Army, at
New York city. J w MACMURRAY
myN St First Lieutenant LIST Artillery, A. q s.
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nY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- Austioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 326 southeast corner of 7th and streets

tl1 GbEEN q WILLIAMS,
- Austioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526 southeast corner of 7th and streets.
ROSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE. FRENCH
PLATE MIRRORS, WALNUT Book CASE,
WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE, BkUS
SELSAND THRBE-PLY CARPETS, FRENCH
CHINA, CUT GLASSWARE, &C, &C., AT
On MONDAY. the 25th inst at 10 clock a m ,
we shall sell, at house No. AIS, 9th street west
between d and streets north. cat present occu-
pieo 10y the sweden Minister the following goods,
Two handsome Rosewood Frame Parlor Suites, up
hclstered in damask
One handsome Pier French Plate Glass, with Slab
Two handsome French Plate Mantel Glasses
One Black Walnut EtaRere, vi it'll Mirror
Marble top Center Tables, with Rosewood Frames
Mahogany Bookcase and Black Walnut Library
Handsome Lace Curtains Cornice and Drapery
Dsmask Curtains and Window shades
WhatnOts, Oak Hall Set, and Mahogany Side Ia
Handi ONE Black Walnut Marble tep Chamber Set
and Painted Cottage Sets
Excellent Brussels. Three ply and other Carpets
Curled Hair Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolstsrs
Two hand come Psrlor Chandeliers
Radiators, stoves
Hall 0ilcloths and Stair Rods
French China and Cut Glass Decanters, Water
Bottles, Goblets and Tumblers.
O'Clock m, We shall sell twenty cases of Sc.
Julien Wine, imported by the Minister for his own
private use.
Term cash. GREEN l. WILLIAMS,
myls-d tInt.l Auctioreers.
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PROPOSALS.
CONVENIENT RIVER TRANsPoRTArIoN
DsroI oyARIEssAsI.Rs OvrIcE.l

81
ST, LOuIs- No, May Il, Is,S
Sealed PIopo.s':. in dupIlesas. "i.I be received
' "a, V 81 s.5 G Sr ii. o. s,
rnmtnt freight and troops upon the follssins
WSsH iUr yges
Bidders WI in their bids state rates for Il. dr.t
me To .adsa 10 n. ts 1s
60 remaining months. viz November, December,
rste per hundred nool miles for escs they viii
transport commissioned oficers, soldiers, or en-
what rate per hundred 900 pounds per hu udred
.l 10 mile, they win transport hsy and straw;
hundred .IS! miles they will transport all other
No trans ration to be computed a. carried les,
thsn one hundred (lOeD miles
4, ute DO. bet seen ST. Louis and Cairo and
Route No: s.Betwesn st, Loui. and all way
Rou,e No SBetseen 81 5u,s and ali ,oint,
below Memphis 10 New Orleans, inclusive.
Route No. HBstween Cairo and Memphis aud oil
Route 40 sBetreen Cairo and all way points
steamers Carrying Government stock will Ne re
qniIed in oil cases to carry troughs tor feeding
After proposals are received ard before any
award u made. the undersigned reserves The right
in th- service and To REJECT any bid II ths number
or quality q the bid is not d. eu'sd su cicnt.
freight the prrerence and viii not .p be .io~ed
to carry private freight to tine exciuson'of Govern,
Good bsrges can be used the tran, portation Of
hay.
In case the contracting party fails to carry
freight as required Government reserves the right
to furnish tho ssme ~ the expense of the con
tractors
That bids may be uniform, forms of proposals can
be seen At this Office, hich in all cases must be
used in bidding
Bouds with approved security for the faithful
perfCsf OF the contracts, in of from fifty
TO one hundred thousand dollars, at the option OF
the n DSersiRned will be reQured
Bidders can bid for oil the precediuG
routes, and The Government reserves to itself the
privileg. OF accepting one or all bids, or rejecting
guarantee Of two ca responsible parties for full
hlment OF contracts If awarded, will be required
accompany each bid.
Contracts subject to the approval ofthe Quarter
termaster General.
No bids will be considered that do not comply
strictly with the requirements Of this advertise.
mrnt W. THOMAS,
my st Bvt. Ii. Col. and Quartermsster.
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PROPOSALS FORIFLOUR.

Uaited States Subsistence Department.,
A,Ianta, Ga, May IL, 1858. (
Sealed Proposals, n duplicate, are inv ed until
u o'clock m on Friday May 20, 1858, for furnish
Ing the United States Subsistence Department
with 5000 pounds Extra Flour. to be delivered at
subsistence store house, Macon, Georgia. 5000
pounds by 2Ist of May, 5000 pounds by the 9Th
day Of June, 1873.
PAYMENTS will be made in Government funds
upon delivery and acceptance.
Bids to be directed to- the undersigned, and
marked Pr oposals I"
Samples of the articles offered to ACCOMPANY the
bids THOS SULLIVAN
nv l6 I'd Chief G.. a Id MilitaPy Dstrict
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Total No Of bodies to be remov ed ..-.--.-.2 O5l
At IA. same time and place, pro posals will be
received and bids opened for the construction Of
stone Wall laid dry. TO enclose the - Fort Gibson
National Cemetery the same to be about $40
feet IN length and TO be built Of undressed rouGh
stone
he wall to be feet thick at the top, 5 feet s
1nChe al the ground. 4 feet high. with a founda-
TIN feet vide and inches thick below the
face Of the ground.
reasonable time will be allowed for the re-
m-ysl Of the bodies and the construction of the
wall.
Payment TO be made in Government funds on
com plefiCn of the contracts.
Zach bid must be accOmp anied by Q good and
sufficient guarantee from two or more persons
WHOSE loyalty and sOlyency is certified by q clerk
Of court of record setting forth th at the bidder
VIII: IN case contract IL awarded, give ample
bonds and security for the faithful performance Of
the
The name and place Of residence Of each bidde r
and surety must BE- given.
Bic ds re invited TO be present at the opepius
Of their proposals. which will take place on the
day and hour above specified.
rropos ais must BE- plainly endorsed Proposals
structiug Stone Wall and addressed o. the Chief
SrsrIermaster District 81 the Indian TERRITORY
By Authority Of the Chief Quartermaster Mill
tary Division of Missouri.
A. s KIMBALL,
Captain and A o. M j.
my ~ Ia Chief y. VI. Df,trict of the l. r
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IJAkBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT MILWAU-
II kEE. WIS

UNITED SrAIEs EN5INEERs OFFIcE.)
No. org Mann street. MiiEaskst. W.s. y
May 8. lSs
Sealed Proposals will be received al thi. Office
uniil - IN Jane Z. lo6S, for improving the harbor
~ Milwaukee. Wisconsin
The proposals will be in du plicate and separate
fOT each esss of material and labor.
fOt PaTuculaIs IS TO payments. time Of com.
iEthcing snd hBishing the work, classification of
material 6e- apply at this ONCE, where plans ard
make proposals.
Contractors furnishing materials will be required
u hold them, without to the tnted states,
chaTge Of the work.
Zach bid, 10 have consider alton. must be accom-
panied by guarantee signed nv tive responsibIe
forms furnished. ' WV
a printed copy ofthis advertisement will be at
taChed 10 each proposal
Blank forms OF proposals. with form Of suaran.
tee, viii be furnished from this Office Npon appii-
catiCn
The work will be let 10 the lowest respons BILE
bidder, the United states reserving the right TO
REJECT all bids.
Contracts With good and sufficient sureties will
b. ex, suited within ten days from the date Of the
award
The contracts will be placed in sealed envelopes
ensorsed Proposals Tor Improving the II Dor of
Milwauk Wisconsin and addressed To
Breve; Col. J b. WHEELER.
MAJOR u En- in eers,- =
INV
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RN GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real 4 state Brokers,
No. 526 Southeast cor ner Of 7th and ID sts.

CHAECERY eALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue Of decree of he Supreme Court of the
November. A D. 1867 and passed in q certain
cause pending said court: wherein Caroline
ct 81. are defend ants mo. sa equity shall, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of May. 1873, at s
O'Clock p. M on the premises, proceed TO sell. ct
public auction Lots mum bered twenty six (2S) aud
twenty (27 } in the subdivision of Square We
hundred and sixty eight, $751; In the city of Wash
ipgton.
Terms OF sale: One half OF the pu ,hase money in
cash, and the residue in two equal payments, at
six and twelve months, with interest from day of
sale. Stamps and convey sncing At purchasers
my IL. eo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucta.
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EsPKer6 HHt III sEwkRs dakRlA ANG
WAYS, AND SIDE FOOTWALKS, NAY
IL, 1865
PROPOSALS FOR GAS AND WATER svR-
VICE PIPES AND LATERAL BRANCH

SEWERS.
Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office,
City Hall until II o'clock NJ. fhIDAY, I'd of May
instant, for furnishing and laying the Gas and
Wster service Pipes, with stop-cocks and iron
boxes, also the Sewer service Pipes, in II street
north. from Seventh to Fourteenth street west,
into all lots and parts Of lots, and subdivisonal
parts of lots
All Of the above work to be bid for in pursuance
of the act Of the prescribing their size.
For further Information apply to the Su perinten.
dent and Inspector, or the Commissioner of the
Second and Third Wards.
The right is reserved by the Mayor to reject any
all bids, should 1t be deemed the interest Of the
Corpor alton. WIN. FORSYTH,
myI2- Saw t22imy Superintendent, ms pector.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RY WILLIAM WALL q CO., Aucts.,
- Stores BIS md SAL,
Southwest corner Pa. ave and 9th street
CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERT SALE.
~ virtue OF decree of the So Or eme Court Of the
IsIlS. OF Goiumpis, sittiss As Court OF Equity.
passed ~ cause OF NJ areaTet Collins and Others,
asena Georee collins and Others, No. btsS pom
tne oocket OF said curt, the subscriber As Trus-
eHfn oner at public sale, on the premises on
InokSDAf, the 2lstday Of May, at the hour OF 6
Scloek IN the Afternoon; AL that part Of Lot s. IN
Sansre ~ in the city Of WashiuRton, of which the
kte hsriss Collips died seized, beginning % feet
uom IriElns south line. en- 18th street, and run
ping north 60 feet, tbtn west 50 feet inches to
Rev hsmpshire avenue, then southerly n feet,
then essf 100 feet inches, TO the he 4inning
Terms One-third cash; the balance OF the EUR
chase money in six and t~ eive months from the
CAY OF sale. With inter the purchaser giving his
notes fcr the deferred payments With security; or
the SboIr of the purchase money may be paid at
the cay OF sale, on the ratification thereof by the
cost Of the purchaser ~
B. p. JACKSON. Trustee.
my s cow W. L. WALL CO, Auets
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vERYyALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
TWEEN 11TH AND lsrH SHEETS. AT
elY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 500, southeast corner 7tb and Id streets

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ONE
ER0NTING On FIFTH sTREET WEST, BE
THE OTHER FRONTING on q STREET
NURTM BhTWEEN F9CRTH, AND FIFTH
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. at 6 O'Clock D. m ,
we shall sell: on the premises, Lots 81 and 10, in
Square No, 5l being ~ feet inches front by loo
feet deep the other 81 feet front by 100 feet deep
to fine alleys
Terms: One. half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. All conveyancine
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
$50 down on the day Of sale.
my sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A RMY sur Is.
oYyIck OF THE A. G; s.:

WuIyrr,. PAW n M M,v Vi ;;ss
Sealed Proposals Tin duplieate) will be recei we'd
until IL O'Clock on MONDAY, May Is, 1853, by
for furnishing the troops therest with Fresh Beef
from May 81, 1853 to December l, 1853
The envelopes enclosing the proposals must be
endorsed Proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef Z"
The fresh beef is to be Of good marketable quail
ter meat, tnecfs, shanks, and kidney tallOw ex.
cludtd,) and delivered, at the expense of the con-
tractor, in such quantities and at such times as
may be required
NO bid will be entertained that is not made by
r. gular butcher, who must give his name in full,
bis present place of business and residence
The manner of making bids. requirements Of bid
ders &c, same stated in advertisement of m IA
IL, ls67. for proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef
Ertm the office OF the AtO. G. shy.
WIN. III CHASE,
myl5-St- LIST Lit, CORPS Eng A O. s.
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NTOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLY or
IN MAXINE HOSPITAL
nfsrRlcr % n INV

PeRr OF ST LoUs, A pril I, lsSa
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals. &C.
forms TO he furnished application At this Office,
will b. received thsreat until II o'clock, meftian,
Marine Hospital st this city with the articles Of
provision. medicines, &c, enumersted IN said
reference 60 the usual number Of patients IN the
hospital but the United States reserves the n ght
they may be actually required. IL the artR Toe De.
hysTss :, sSs PSs s ss nS II ss snS %
the hos pits be VII be ct liberty 70 reset the me,
o. purchase .other srafIse IN their stead, end %
over the contract prices ~ 4 Il.L
The nted st.,es rsels or Ign % asesZs
srtieIss spsciaed. 6. M-DRICK1NHIp0I., :
my 4<d Survivor end Acting VoGs9Qgs