Cleveland, Ohio, May 29, 1848.
Major T. P. Gwynn, for the United States, with E. N. Parks & Co.
D. B. Miller, agent q. m. d.,
Transportation of troops: To transport, on a canal boat, from Cleve- land, Ohio, to Beaver, Pa., and thence on steamboat to Cincinnati, 1 sergeant, 1 laundress, and 10 recruits, for the sum of $5 each. Transportation of troops: To transport, on the steamer Star Spangled Banner, from Cincinnati to New Orleans, 3 officers and 90 men 15th infantry, with their provisions and baggage, for the sum of $125.
St. Louis, Missouri, Major S. MacRee, q. m., Transportation of volunteers: To transport, on the steamer Wyandotte, April 21, 1818.
Major S. MacRee, q. m., with J. S. Dales.
from St. Louis to Fort Leavenworth, Mo., 2 officers, 100 men, and 50 horses, with their arms, baggage, &c., for the sum of $10 each for the officers, $3 each for the men, and $7 each for the horses. Transportation of volunteers: To transport, on the steamer Alton, from Jefferson barracks to Fort Leavenworth, Mo., 1 officer and 100 men and horses, Missouri mounted volunteers, with their arms and bag. gage, for the sum of $1,600 as full compensation
Major S. MacRee, q. m., Transportation of volunteers: To transport, on the steamer Kansas, with J. J. Mitchell.
Lieutenant F. Emerson, for the United States, with G. W. Henry. Lieutenant F. Emerson, for the United States, with J. R. Hamilton. Lieutenant F. Emerson, for the United States, with J. R. Hamilton.
Captain L. Ford, for the United States, with John Emison.
Captain M. S. Plummer, for the U. States, with Brisbois & Hurd.
from St. Louis to Fort Leavenworth, 1 officer, 100 men, and horses, mounted Missouri volunteers, with their arms and baggage, for the sum of $10 for the officer, $3 each for the men, and $5 each for the horses. Transportation of troops: To transport, on the steamer Mountaineer, from Louisville to Jefferson barracks, a detachment United States recruits, for the sum of $3 for each person transported. Transportation of troops: To transport on the steamer Mountaineer, from Louisville to Jefferson barracks, Mo., a detachment United States recruits, for the sum of $3 for each person transported. Transportation of troops: To transport on the steamer Mountaineer, from Louisville to Jefferson barracks, a detachment of United States recruits, for the sum of $3 for each person transported. Transportation of troops: To transport 1 officer and 22 United States recruits, from Vincennes, Ind., to Jefferson barracks, for the sum of $7 for the officer and $1 each for the others. Transportation of clothing and equipage, &c.: To transport from Fort Crawford, to such a point on the route between Prairie du Chien and St. Louis as may be designated by the commanding officer, the
olothing, equipage, and sick of company H, 1st infantry, for the sum of $4 for each double and $2 for each single train per day. Hire of commander, &c: To sail, man, and navigate the United States schooner Major Bache, for the sum of $300 per month, for the term of 4 months, or longer, the United States reserving the right at any time of declaring the contract null and void; to keep on board an efficient crew, and to furnish wood, oil, water, and lights, for said vessel's use.
Transportation of troops: To transport from Detroit to Cincinnati, in steam and canal boats, United States troops and their baggage, for the sum of $4 for each person transported.
Transportation of troops: To transport from Detroit to Cincinnati, in steam and canal boats, United States troops and their baggage, for the sum of $4 for each person transported." Transportation of troops: To transport from Detroit to Cincinnati, in steam and canal boats, United States troops, and their baggage, for the sum of $1 for each person transported.
Transportation of volunteers: To transport on the steamer Detroit, from Forts Brady and Mackinac, to Detroit, one company Michigan volunteers, with their arms and baggage, for the sum of $2 75 for each person transported.
Transportation of troops: To transport on the steamer propeller Prince- ton, from Chicago and Milwaukie to Detroit, a detachment of United States troops, for the sum of $2 75 for each person transported. Charter: For charter of the brig Tallyho, to transport from Fort Mon- roe, Va., to Tampa Bay, Fla., a detachment of United States troops, with their arms and baggage. Demurrage $50 per day. The United States to pay, as full compensation, the sum of $2,000. Charter: For charter of the barque J. G. Colley, to transport from Fort Monroe, Va., to New Orleans, a detachment of United States troops, with their arms and baggage. Demurrage $75 per day. The United States to pay, as full compensation, the sum of $2,400. Charter: For charter of the brig Winthrop, to transport from Fort Monroe, Va., to Fort Morgan, Mobile Point, Ala, 2 companies of United States troops, with their arms, baggage, and subsistence stores. Demurrage $10 per day. The United States to pay, as full compensation, the sum of $1,500.
Wood: To deliver whatever wood may be required at Fort Constitu- tion, for the year commencing the 10th October, 1848. The wood to be of the best quality, and of hickory or oak. The United States to pay $7 90 for each cord delivered. Bond $1,000.
John N. Handy, Na. thaniel Folsom.
Captain F. Britton, a. a. q. m., with William Colley. Captain R. E. Clary, a.q. m., with G. Lee.
Captain R. E. Clary, a. q. m., with J. P. Whitney & Co.
Captain R. E. Clary, a.q. m., with J. A. Broadwell.
Captain R. E. Clary, a.q. m., with N. J. Vanarnan.
Wood: To deliver wood, of sound quality, in such quantities as may Thos. Grandison. from time to time be required, for the sum of $10 50 for each cord delivered. Bond $500. Transportation of volunteers: To transport on the steamer Union, from New Orleans to Newport barracks, Ky., a detachment of Ohio, Ken- tucky, and Indiana volunteers, consisting of I officer and 140 pri- vates, with their arms and baggage, for the sum of $10 for the officer and $3 each for the others.
Transportation of troops: To transport on the steamship Crescent City, from New Orleans to the city of New York, 1 officer and 32 men of the corps of engineers, for the sum of $60 for the officer and $20 each for the men. Transportation of troops: To transport on the steamer Atlantic, from New Orleans to Jefferson barracks, a detachment of United States troops, numbering in all 270, with their officers; also, their bag- gage, stores, and a number of horses, for the sum of $10 officers, $3 each for the men, and $5 each for the horses each for the
Transportation of troops: To transport on the barque Pairo, from New Orleans to Fort Monroe, Va., 6 officers and 166 men, with their. baggage and stores. The United States to pay, as full compensa- tion, the sum of $2,250.
Captain R. E. Clary, a.q. m., Transportation of troops: To transport on the ship Delia Walker, from with L. L. Condry. New Orleans to the city of New York, 9 officers and 250 men, with their arms and baggage. The United States to pay, as full com- pensation, the sum of $4,000.
Captain R. E. Clary, a.q. m., Transportation of troops: To transport on the steamer Schuylkill, from with J. M. Andrews. New Orleans to Cincinnati, Ohio, 16 officers and 350 men, with their arms and baggage, for the sum of $10 each for the officers, $3 each for the men, and $5 each for the horses.
Captain R. E. Clary, a q. m., Transportation of volunteers: To transport on the steamer Taglioni, with C. W. Coles. from New Orleans to Pittsburg, Pa., 20 officers and 400 men, of the 2d Pennsylvania regiment, with their arms, stores, and baggage, $7 each for for the sum of $25 each for the officers, $7 each for the men, and $12 each for the horses.
Captain R. E. Clary, a.q. m., | Transportation of volunteers: To transport on the steamer Western
World, from New Orleans to Cincinnati, 23 officers and 200 men, of the Pennsylvania regiment, with their arms and baggage, for the sum of $20 each for the officers, $5 each for the men, and $10 each for the horses.
Capt. R. E. Clary, a. q. m., Transportation of volunteers: To transport on the steamer Charles with A. R. Irwin. Hammond, from New Orleans to Cincinnati, Ohio, 24 officers and 300 men of the Pennsylvania regiment, with their baggage and stores, for the sum of $20 each for the officers, $5 each for the men, and $10 each for the horses.
Capt. R. E. Clary, a. q. m., Transportation of volunteers: To transport on the steamer John Han. with Joel Green.
cock, from New Orleans to Cincinnati, Ohio, 20 officers and 300 mer, of the Maryland regiment, with their horses, arms, baggage, &c., for the sum of $20 each for the officers, $5 each for the men, and $10 each for the horses.
Capt. R. E. Clary, a. q. m., Transportation of volunteers: To transport on the steamer Sarah Bla with Henry Merrit.
den, from New Orleans to Cincinnati, 22 officers and 220 men, of the Ohio regiment, with their horses, arms, baggage, &c., for the sum of $20 each for the officers, $5 each for the men, and $10 each for the horses.
Capt. R. E. Clary, a. q. m., Transportation of volunteers: To transport on the ship Fanny Forres- with N. J. Vanarnan. ter, from New Orleans to Fort Hamilton, N. Y., 12 officers and 400 men, of the New York regiment, with their arms, stores, and baggage. The United States to pay, as full compensation, the sum of $5,200.
Capt. R. E. Clary, a. q. m., with W. J. Chamberlin.
Capt. R. E. Clary, a. q. m., Transportation of troops: To transport on the steamer Illinois, from with George Taylor. New Orleans to Alton, Ill., 21 officers and 329 men, of the Illinois regiment, with their arms and baggage, for the sum of $20 each for the officers, $3 50 each for the men, and $7 each for the horses. Transportation of volunteers: To transport on the steamer M. B. Hamer from New Orleans to Cincinnati, Ohio, 9 officers and 133 men, of the Ohio, Maryland, and District of Columbia volunteers, with their horses, arms, baggage, and stores, for the sum of $20 each for the officers, $5 each for the men, and $10 each for the horses. Capt. R. E. Clary, a. q. m., Transportation of volunteers: To transport on the steamer Cincinnatus, with Joseph Goodloe. from New Orleans to Cincinnati, 20 officers and 280 men, of the 4th regiment Ohio volunteers, with their horses, arms, stores, and bag. gage, for the sum of $20 each for the officers, $5 each for the men, and $10 each for the horses.
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