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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
In Pr.ss.
4 TREATISE ON
LEAIENTARY AND HIG ii e II
ALGEBRA,

THEODORE STRONG, L. l.. D.,
Professor uf Matheulaiic. aid Natural Philosophy,
Rutgers Coll. g~, New. Brunswick New Jersey
$50 pases. Pric- e. 49,
In This sven the results Of certain speculstions which
tunes occupied the suthoTs at-ItoD -nd which s To
constu very porsnt additions the s'ence o Algebra
He ha, shown develop the q As brac Equstions
into ere and thence ied that oqlsion Of fhe n degree
has rootl He has alo completed solutions Of Binoni.i
Eoua1, ana Of the rredcbe Of Cubic Eqnstous BY
pure As bra and gwen very simple metd Of finding The
hist figures o. Of Asebsic Equations.
PRATT, OAKLEY & Co., Publishers,
No. q Murray ST., New Yorh.
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YouuS Nea's Republican General Committee
20. sn.,lus Mems Repaid Gv.al Con
u.ee s- b-id on FRIDAY bVENINj. Jdy 1853, a.
making ara. e-n'.his - st-nd M
f.n,,.l a .e,y i.,. V,e Pse.,d. SE r. SHERWOOD .sa
Nv urasr L. B DUICHkR, President
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CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

CHARLES STREET Co.
M rs BROADWAY,
have oct received P,s> anss1a cocse vs
ris'y Of
NOV LTTES,
sai,sbe r the Watering Places and fr Summer fvstne
with Asns - sih Among he ssov. osds sss 4s
celebrates
CLOrILDE STRIPE. in zsphyr Bst,s.e,
A new ariel. u sxua,rdiBaTs b ATTY.
Also, nsw s-,ce Of xLGERNE SILK CLOTH. for oss.s
Clushs IA all -olrs
nl.s. ,rii ysrda 10 vidh
Lsds are p.rcusly rqnestsJ 70 sssmine hsss ngvssie
a. fh., .- oa, dis,r.a iou snylia. hh~r,o ss-ed in
N.S York
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II IGHLT IMPORTANT 10 bOlh oEAES
II danied smsr III heath OF dsezs-.-MEDlCAL AD-
VisER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE IN EDITION, over y" psses
Emo it0 Ele rvtyp~ EpEsyinss Puc-
B., Psrs and LoDd Physician and Surseou now o.
YOh City This Interesting oh should b. In the nauds OF
every sdut person. mpars knowledge all have sought Tor In
-ar In Al othrr Sold .ud mailed any Of The country
sy W. A TOWNSEND 4 Co, No. +e WslA-r-st, Y.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for
JULY, 1859
CONTESTS:
Article The Lie and Poems Of Mchael Angelo
II.-Judila Ofdeals
IIl.-Bn,.h s,rictur,s on Republican Insi,ntionS
IN-Le of Lord CornwallA
V-Sature and Art III the Cure Of Disease
yi.-Coi.npofsry French Literature.
VII Chief. j u-tics Parsons
yIII-Fuwl,r's English Grammar
lX.-Crcal Sotices
X-N.w Publications.
THE EOKTH-AMf fRiCAN REVIEW Is published Oar
ter in numbers nearly huncTed EACH at -
., ,,x
c. s. FRANCIS 4 Co, Publishers
No. 55i Broad way.
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Thyoe DAYS Later from california.

NEW YORK, Nov l0-The steamship Atlantic has
arrived, with California dates to the 10th ult She
brings over Sl.0000Oo in gold.
The Atlantic left Aspinwall on the ID inst up to
which time the Vanderbilt steamer, North Star.
hence on the 10th ult. had not reached Aspinwall
1t was understood that Gen. Scott would leave for
Pugets Sound on the afternoon of the 7th, on the
steamer Northerrer
Among the passengers to leave on the steamer of
the 18th, were Gen. Lane. Senator and Messrs Lans-
ing and Stout. Congress men elect from Oregon.
John =. Burch, Congressman elect from California;
Hen.aJ G. MeKibben, who is understood to visit
Washington with view Of being candidate for
Clerk Of the House. and 1r. Bayard Ta5lor.
L Major Dodge, Indian Agent Of Utah, arrived at
San Francisco with Survivors of the mountain Mead
ows massacre-fye women and five children.
There were indications of another filibuster ex-
petition against Sonora, organizing in San Francisco
Business continued dull. Prices unchanged. Trade.
with the country showed no mprOyemen and city
jObbers were buying nothing. The official returns
of the wheat crop from fourteen counties show the
product to be three and half million bushels against
one and three quarter millions in the same counties
last year. This immense increase issHppOsetto be
general which viii render It necessary TO export
half of the wheat product to New York or Austria
lia Over eighty thousand bushels have already
been shipped to Australia. The ship Davy Crockett
had sailed for New York with cargo of wheat
Lieut.. Mowry. of Arizona, came passenger by this
mail. He reports continued depredations on the
Mail Companys stations by the Indians. a force of
two hundred troops has gone to ehastise the Apa-
ches
SAN Francisco, Oct. IL, P. M.-General Scott spent
the day receiving friends He started at O'Clock,
this evening, for Puget's Sound, on the steamer
NOrtherneF.
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COMMERCIAL. 8
Oincinnn,i rrnrket. Non. o.


oHEEsE-Ths market has ruled exceedingly % throughout
the week, and fuil rates have reazd IN cases
holders ma est an ad7osoa 70 sell choice parcels at cur
at % q shipping pa GELS 9o9 for choice large lie COT
GANDqss AND s0APThs market Is neangsd and steady.
The export demands quite moderate We uJte bsfot;
star caadles, fell weght-.-.. .....---.-......2Gs 4
- or .---..-.'-. 80 -
Opal - fun wegt-..... ~ i
1a0w !" double pr.sse fsS
lapf No J. and Pain $ - &
~ HERMAN its r. 4
i.-t.s eAtfa-'-.-,- 7a
PeUITs-rhs receipts Of Green Appes continue epormou,Iv
large and the market is really u and orced
is II n@ d IN, tt er ls 81 49, l S,
store ms saes sunS he week up 1900 ibis Is
lev ercsio N are bbs Tie reis r. yp e. q
tiue enormously and the Is
luie has lan ay during history
Of The city, Bet expecting large demand when the river rises
There no demand for Dried of consequence AM prices ara
lite better than nominate at SIs5 for Apples and $3.50 for
nAYThe market has rslel steady and firm ,hroughout
week az ne ~ 50 per tor Of 2.0OO lbs fer prime rnney.
quite moderate ab,nt 300 Tennessee cOd Biat sold
SIS Ohio ast sells at SIS for the he bran in ihe req
ular Wsy, bu nteher brands sell S23a4. mAlI
sales OF Lake Superior Pig at S3O This Iron is very superior
Theae has been rather better demand for Bar the market
. urn AZ s5se Tor cannon, aud 3lsc for ehaIcoaia
OILSneed to So wh sales Of sJ barrels this
rate We quote 5055e thu rangs the Close Ltrdis
changed and steady at So Red remains stedy at 97e
ID and Tailow 9g9Ac.
inseed oil is l than week ago. DUH
with very light demand We notice. the rsce
Of iNsesd are very eh aud the price arn The Of this
yield PAS proved tar less than xpesiei will not be
double mat o. last year, and not much, IL any, hail
P9eATOksrhe Market un.er Of large receipts
and but nteddem md very dull the week
quote lower The sales up QUO barrels at So for
and 4Se,4'e fC- good 10 prime Neshannoeks.
SEEDS-CloFer continues duis impor charge II
ssens IN snail parcels 81 Is prime new bat round lot
would mol ons over 81 Sol So and 4! 66 oli ytsrday st
steady al SLlVi not much coming in. gao
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Overland raaiT,

ST. LOTS, Nov. l0.-The overland mail of the I'D
arrived last night Gen. Scott arrived at San Fran
cisco on Sunday morning. the 10TH and received ;
most enthusiastic reception. As the steamer enter
ed the bay. the battery OF Fort Point fired salute
being the first guns ever fred from that Fort which
was followed by a Ike welcome from the batteries
on Alcatrez island and the revenue cutter VIM. L
Marcy.
On the approach of the Golden Age to the wharf
the steamer Sonora, NOrtherner. Clipper and Twf
light each fired honorary salute. Various militia
~ companies and thousands Of citizens awaited Gen
SIS landing on the dock
Gov. Weller escorted Gen. Scott to an open car
riage. which was attended by the military. He
passed through a multitude of people, whose cheers
were almost incessant to Oriental Hotel, where, be
ing loudly called on he made short speech, re-
marking that theTecepti0n accorded him IN It's una
nmity and universally had so astonished and con-
founded him that words were inadequate to express
his sentiments. Speeches were also made by Gov.
Weller, Gen. Clarke, and D. Baker.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of 20
globe. is the consequence Of diseased action IN the
system induced by the poisonous miasm q vegetable
decay This ezhalaton evolved By the action Of solar
heat on wet SOIL and rises with tbs Watery vapor o
IT, While the sun is below the horizon ms vaEor
fingers near the earts srfee and the Tr,s IS taken
with it through the hngs INTO inc blood ire = acts
irritating poison he internal vtsccri anu ex-
creting organs Of the body. The liver becQnes trrt
and fails % secrete not only this Fr uf also The bile
from the blood. Both the virus and The e arc pi-le
IN the circulation and srnuce violent consufuron3t
disorder. The Spleen, The kidneys and the stomach
sympathize with the liver ard beeoue dsouiercd also
Finally the instinct Of oar organism as il IN attempt
to expel the nOxious infusion, cuncer ates the whole
blood C. the body the internal excTeiarcs TO force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface. and
PUSHES to the central organs with congese violence
This IS the CHILL But in this effort fails. Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves tae central
organs and PUSHES TO the surface, il in another eort
to expe the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretory-the skin In this also il falls, and the s's
tzn abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for tue
neeoyery of strength orepeaSthe hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits OF rlroxysu5 81 tETEE AND
AGUs. Such constitutional disorder ui Of course ull-
deunne thehealtf il il Is moi removed.
vs. have laborel tnd. and found. autldote.
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. 1.-THE steamer Tennessee
has arrived with Vera Cruz dates of the Sth and
$4,000 in specie.
Arrival of Bark, Rapid from New York A Sc
we're NOrther of ten days duration detained vessels
The Liberal expedition against. Tehuacan, Or;zaba
and cordoya proved a disastrous failure Gen.
Mejia without firing gun retired losing 600 men
as prisoners, 900 muskets and IL cannon, which
Gen. Minon captured without killing one man.
Marquee pronounced in favor of Santa Anna after
seizng COnducta Of 81, 100000 in specie which he
undertook to escort to LepIe. He appropriated
S60O0O0 TO himself and detained the the rest at Qua
najuato. The British and French Ministers energet
ically protested against it.
&MiramOn against the wishes of his cabinet with
only four aids left the capital ostensibly to collect
troops and pursue Marquee as a traitor, but it is
feared MiramOn is leagued with Marquee The Lib
erals are generally encouraged thereby. DObladO
had deteaJed AlarO and captured his artillery, and
entered GuanajuatO with five thousand men.
Gen. Will was at Legras, DobladO pursuing.
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Nav YORK, Nov ll.-ooTFoN-sae 1900 bales Middiag
Orleans ll7S Nddins Mobile 1lF@Hx each arrive with
nnesixeelhs freight Flour an advancing ency-
ass Corn hra-sales 10000 bushels White 1921 O5'
Mess PORK Is l21s Lard firm S9 sugar-Muscsvado 81
eli Orleans atauctiOn, I5l69s4
C1scInNArI, Nov, II -Plour dull 80 Corn steady. OIs
As Whisky s2}s- Mess Pork 1850 Hogs ) Is
NEW ORLEANS Nov -cotton has advancing tendency.
Sales 1000 The steamers an advance
Midding IOGl1S Sales of the OOe bales Receipts
Of 1900 bales, against 6loeO during
time yen Exports ofths 1900 bales Total exports
Of the season. O550O bales Stock New Orleans 3s goo
bales Receipts his port ahead Of year IIOO bales
a Southern ports, 5000 tales. Sugar steadys 695X
Flour advancing endency-5 1905 s7J, Mess Pork
steady-I5 So Coffee hrm-l9A Gay Sales Of the week
$500 bags Sales to-day 1850 bags, including Leighton
cargo I Imports of the week $40 bags Stock New
Orleans s. 500 bags against 1900 bags at the same time last
year. New York sight exchange declined X DOW eek dis
count.
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CANDIDATES..



weare authorised tn announce JOHN K. EBMUNDsoN as a
candidate for CT Davidson athe next ELECTION
oct25 I'd essssa.rGH
weare Aulhorizsd tc WM. G. BRIEN candidate
fer Attorney Judicial Circuit embracing the
counties Of sumner Williamson and Dlvdson Election next
May. oeszS "a
We are authorized TO CARY A. HARRIS, oil WI
Hanson county IS candidate for Attorney General FOR the ju
dieia Circut Of Williamson Davidson
and sumner 3cti4td-
We authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH, ESD o.
Sumner, candidate for Attorney General Of this tne st
Judicial Circuit composed Of counties Of Williamson David
ssh and sun-rr.
authorized to announce JAS +, RAINEs, Esq Is
candidate for the oe Of Attorney Gsnsl for the Ninth JUDI
ca Circuit composed Of the coaaes OF williamson
and Davidson. Election in May, 1884, -
We authorized to s. b. FINLEY of Davidson
county, candidate Tor attorney General Of the 9th JudieiA
Circuit. Election, May, 1860.
tn4
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Ayers Ague Cure,


which neutrazes this malarons poison in the blood.
and stimulates the liver expel it rom the body As
it should it does TINS affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And il does more, raler does
what is of more SERVES 10 those subject 10 this infection
If taken in season il expes il frm the sysfen II IS
absorbed and thus keeps those Who use il free from its
attacks; keeps the system N health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it nc OILY cures, bur
protects FROM the great variety Of aectins which
induced bY this malignant influence such as ltemittent
Fever Chill Fever Dumb, Masked Ague, Periodical
Psadache or Bilious Headaches Bilious tevers, Neu-
Iagia. rheumatism Govt Blindness, foothache, Ear
ache. Catarr Asthma. Palpatinns, Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Conc, Paralysis ana PAINFUL
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, all OF which.
when Arising from this cause, vii be found 20 assume
more OF less the Intermittent type Tins AGUE
CURE" the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it aceonplisheSI5y stimulating the oxeretories
to expel the virus from the system and these organS
BY degrees 5ecome habited to do this their office Of thai
own accord. Hence arises what term GceiiUqgtiq9-
Time NAV accomplish the end, but often life j. nst
long enough or IS sacrificed in the attempt while this
AoUE CURE " does il at once, and with safety. We
have great reason believe this is well
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which
caused by the miasmate Infection than any other which
has been discovered; and Il has sill another important
advantage to the public, which 10 that il is cheap
well as good. f
. ,,ryr-r sprr
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DKATH OF ROBERT GREEN, EsQ-The painful in
telligence has just reached Hon. N. GREEN of Leb-
anon, of the death of his son ROBERT GREEN, Esq.
of Austin Texas. He was native of Franklin
county, Tennessee, born Oct. G, 1929, and 30
years and p days old. He died of protracted hem
Orrhage of the lungs He was educated at Cumber-
land University, where he graduated in Literature
in ls4s, Then he spent two years as Civil Engineer
on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad After
this, he spent two years and graduated in the Law
Department of Cumberland University, in 1852. In
both of his collegiate courses he reaped the highest
honors In 1853 he settled in Austin, Texas as
lawyer, where he won brilliant reputation in
the Supreme and other Courts. Though brief his
career has been such as TO attract all behoders.
With a singular modesty and artlessness OF charac-
Ser he united the eenest judicial acumen, the loft
lest integrity and the warmest social feelings. The
shaft could not have struck a more shining mark.
severeY stroke could not have fallen on his aged
and honored father W. L. W.
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FOreiEns

New YORK, Nov. l0-It is expected that offensive
operations by Spain against Morocco will be com
menced on the sub. fH 49,
Count Carol ythe represents Austria IN The Con-
fereHce. in the paceof Count colleredO, deceased.
1t is reported that Congress of the Powers will
assemble, with the adhesion of England and France.
Burnault has superseded the Duke of Padua in
the French Ministry of the Interior.
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attorney General.

We are authorized to announce r. W. HAYWOOD
Esq., as a candidate for the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District, composed Of
the counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson.
Election next Nav
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-12

A Coon WoRK.-Tle Chattanooga Advertiser says
the Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad Company
under the management Of Col. WHTTEsTDE, acting
President are puttiag up good bridge over the
Chattanooga Creek and are Sling up With dirt the
high tressel work over Cross hollow, and Lockout
creek Besides this, the Company are improving
the road bed in several particulars The finances
of the road and the interests ofthe Stockholders are
well attended to by Col. WHTEsms, Notwithstanding
ge Amt at all backward in cutting Editors heads
s.igbt smack and smooth off.
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/ LEAvEYwoRTH, Nov. 1.-THE Republicans have a
majority in both branches of the Kansas Legsla
ture.
The Denver City Express of the Sd brings S35, O0C
in gold. THE mines are yielding largely,
The . tab mail Of the 2lst has arrived. News IN
important N1 ~ eIA ~ ;
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pR. BEuE's PASoRAvA-Dr, BEIE gave the last
exhibition of his views of the Artic regions last
evening TO a fnil house. This Panorama has heen
on exhibition every night for three successive weeks
and has afforded amusement and instruction to hun
dreds Of our citizens Dy. BEALE leaves for South
erH tour, which We hope viii be IS successful
as his merits deserve. We commend the Doctor TO
the bFethFen Of the press, gentleman eseRy way
worthy Of their confidence in his business dealings,
and Dis PanOeaHa superior to any in the country.
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CLOTHING
And Merchant Tailoring,

We are receiving large and elegant stock Of Fail and
Winter Clothing Coats Pants Boys and Youths Cloth
ing md Furnishing every description. Also full and
complete Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesngs which
will up and guarantee to give full satisfaction
Call and examine at WARD, BIRMINGH An & cos,
octI-am Nc. % Public Square
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WESTWARD Hottie Chattanooga Advertiser says:
There have emigrated from East Tennessee and
cherokee Georgia, to Arkansas and Texas, this past
s,u of tesst five hundred families and the end is not
40, ss every day so, wagon after wagon with
,vors NAV be seen plodding their way tsitheFward'
HawiItop county alone has sent out forty families
and number are now down with the moving fe-
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GAIT HOUSE,

TVJHE Proprieto OF the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large travel from the opening Of the Louisville
Nashville Railroad, have enlarged The Hotel TO double its
capacity, with and extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms. &c
The pubic rely that Che Teearned reputation Of the
GAIT House.. strictly FIRST class Hotel, shall he maintained
This House conveniently scated for trye East West
office Of Jacksonville Railroad having d
railroad to all Northern and Eastern Cities and
Mail Line Steamers for Cincin
and the East, within a square Of the Eotel
II p Baggage checked the Gait House to all The principal
points, North, East and West.
N ? Time from Louisville New York 3s hours.
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Continued DepredatiOns by COrtIna's

Rio Grande City was attacked by a portion of
Cortina's band, who pillaged nearly every house.
1t is reported that Cortina bands number seven
hundred E-en.-T The Brownsville people are greatly
distressed. The mails are interrupted COFtnas
threatens to destroy the town and cut off and muir
der all endorsements
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-12

MURDER N LINCOLN COUgTY.-The Fayetteville
Observer learns that Wx STEPHENS, an old and well
known citizen of Lincoln county, who resided near
Nolino. was murdered Thursday night the Sd inst,
by negroes-one Of which, at least belongedt to HIM
bv having his head broke in with hand-splke. Al
Ter committing the foul act they carried the body to
the river crossed with it in canoe, and went to
cave about half 4 mile from the river, where they
threw the corpse in. The negro belonging to Mr.
STEPHENS was arrested on Sunday night, the 9th
inst. and made full confession, after which he at
tempted 10 cut his own throat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-12

Hoes CoTyg. SouEH.-The ChattsnSoga Advertiser
Of the 10th says-'He nave ooser ~ Du' Use uro'e
Of hogs this season passing through our lowe toF
the Southern Markets, and thatA small one-"'ere-
As at this season last year droves after GROVES We're
continually passing through our streets Tor snip
mentSouth A small lot of one hundrea heau were
sold last week Yin Lookout Valley a. S4-9O p'f nun
Gr,ad --frrnss y -.
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ask Phvsicfaus.

All medical admit that intestinal worms cause the death
Of thousands Of children annually and entail many terrible dis
those whom they summsry destroy No apollo
Y therefore needed for Introducing preparation like WIER
CANADIAN VR1TUGE, which in three days win annhare and
carry OF either Tape Worms Thread Worms Round Worms
Nav Worms, so and intensity the
Vesve powers of the stomach that the
next to impossible.
particular remember the name, ''Winers Canadian
vermuge. This is the only aricp that be depended
Remember thig.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. by
J. WRIGHT & co,
q aad Isl Chartres street,
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NOTICE 10 coNTRACToRS.

Nashville and NOrth-W estern Railroad. =.
A PVRELc LBTTINS Of the GRADUATION BgiRGIN6s ID
"A sAd TkESsLIhG ofabout = miles Of western Dvis
ION ettne nashville and korth Western Railrosd.
oH near DIes en- 70 Huntingdon viii he held Dressn
nessee, on THURSDAY sab sfBkCE3lBER.rssL
Prohle,, Plapss sfednations, ,wi dv and oprn AZ
he kng1neef Office 10 Hickman, Ky from NogfEaber @ 70
bsr sth.
se2ed Proposals Tor the YORK hy Sections q about
each viii be rees ged until Beeemfef 3d. Hickman KY
nutil ne morning Of december sh Ef Dresesn
mOsuy eaAA. Z. Y.K sTEy KVsON.
en- PresiasHt- al
s.t d .zl-- FR. HB'4LNER. %
noT6 u Enrineer Wester Division.