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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-28
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sKRATZ g. HEILMAN.
CITY FOT1NDRYi

MAEuFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF sTEAh
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw.
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills, B.
Thrasing Machines, &c.
EVANSVILLE, IND. &
pEVIB PR0PRIETORS or TIE CITY rom
II dry beg leave to inform their frjeads and th.
public IN general, that they are prepared 10 do 81
kincs Of -N 81 -afars g =
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORE,
add everything appertaining TO the Foundry bust.
ness They are manufacturing STEAM ESGISEs asa
BoILErs Of any size and power required. Sac Mil
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any sire Di-tii.
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum.
ming Machines, Thrsshing Machines, Malt Milis,
Horsepow~rs Oorn-shellers, Machinery OF all kipds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Oestiugs Of
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar ates
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest Inn.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, 6c. e.
BREWERS, DlSTILLESS, KECTIFIERS, a.
Supplied with every description of Copper anc
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Rafrigerators
AttsmPorators, Sparges, stillheads and Worms OF
an improved principle, Columns foT Alcohol Stills
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &C.; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of eyerJ
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
Workmen sent TO all parts to ut up work and do
eepairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Ire,
Work, DC.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens lmSroy
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and T
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machi
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German DO
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Ho~e, a
OF the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. :
They have every facility of the best Machiner,
and woTkmen, and will give all work entrusted Il
them,- their individual attention. filling order
promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfet
with reasonable prices.
sS- Office and Sale Rooms, No. so Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard aD Machine Shop on Pin
street, between First 'econd streets, Evans.
vile. Indiana. decT
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AT ANCHOR, LAID, &c.-Mr. PIG. o Riley,
who has for years been one of the institu-
tons of the city, having come to the con-
clusion that it was not profitable TO pay
wharfage on a boat for others to use, and
from which he derived no benefit, very
wisely had his 6ne big whaif hauled out
into the stream on Saturday and anchored
towards The lower end of the wharf. His
boat was very hard aground, and be en-
ployed The Courier to pull her of. For some
time it appeared as If the contract was too
large for the gallant little Courier, but Cap
tain Dexter, who is in the habit of succeed
ing ia all his Undertakings, persesered, and
his labOrs were ultimately crowned with
success.
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dered by their officers to the rebels at MUIR
.reesboro.
The Queen will carry them to Jefferson
Barracks, and then proceed to Memphis,
The Masonic Gem with fine load for
ST. Louis.
The magnificent B. J. Adams, 10 her new
forgery of paint looking within and with
out bright as new, arrived here early On
Saturday morning, en-route to Memphis,
with a nice trip.
Capt. Sage commands the Adams in the
temporary absence of Captain Richey. Ed.
Ford presides in the Office within6uite SUM-
tier IN mode.
The Silver Noon with a good freight list
and crowd of passengers arrived from
Memphis on Saturday, and proceeded to
Cincinnati. t.s
The Lady Pike, en- route to Memphis,
passed down on Saturday.
The Big Grey Eagle, TO whose fascinating
clerk we are indebted for Louisville papers,
rived early on Saturday, She returned
from Henderson in the evening, and taking
considerable lot of freight, returned to
Louisville. sn
The Courier with a respectable freight
list, and crowded as usual with passengers,
.eft for Cairo, at II o'clock on Saturday,
with Capt. Dexter in command
The Eugene laid over for. the train from
the North, and left at 6 o'clock, with a fair
trip.
The ever popular and swsn-like Little
Grey Eagle, will be the packet for Louis
vile this morning. The Little Grey Eagle
has no superior in speed and beauty. e
The Florence passed down Sat urdaJ
night.
Z The Henry Fitzhugb, with cargo o
sutlers' goods, passed down yesterday
morning.
The Gen. Anderson arrived from Cairo
early yesterday morning, with . fair cargo
she is the regular mail packet for all points
on the lower Ohio this afternoon.
The Pocahontas, with load of army
wagons, passed down yesterday.
The Little Grey Eagle arrived from Louis
vile yesterday afternoon, and proceeded II
Henderson.
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ORDER FRom GEN. PORE.
-WAsHINGroN, July 25.
GENERAL ORDER No

n GENERAL ORDER No L.
Hereafter DO guards will be placed over
private houses or property of any descrip-
ton whatever Commanding officers are
responsible for the conduct of the troops
under their command, aud the articles OF
war and the regulations of the army pro-
vide ample means for restraining them to
the full extent required for discipline and
efficiency. Soldiers were called into the
Geld to do battle again-t the enemy, and it
is not expected that their force and energy
shall be wasted in the protection of the pri-
va;e property of those most hostile to the
Government. No soldier serving in this
army shall hereafter be employed in such
service.
By command of Maj Gen. Pope.
(Signed) GEO. ID. RUGGLEs.
Col, a. A. G., and Chief of Staff.
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ofNcINNA n MARKET.

q Is 4 q s CINCIENATI, July &C..
FLOUR declined to OO@4 10 for super
per6ue, partly owing to The advance in
railroad freighis. -.5.
. wHEAr-Choice Kentucky white IS in
light supply, and in pressing demand, at 9s
al 90, and other kinds dull.
OArs-There is speculative demand fol
oats, which caused them to advance to 40c
Corn is scarce, and in demand at 32c-
an advance.
Eye advanced to Acc, and in good de
mand. Na M ps
WHISKY declined to &c.
Nothing done in provisions, except hams
which are in good demand at &c for city
aud few TO be had. Country cured are of
fered at s@s3c.
Groceries firm. -
Gold closed at l6c--silver at &c.
Demand Notes &c premium.
Gold is sold at ls@l9c; silver l2@l3c
Exchange firm at 1c premium.
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FROM GREEN RIyER-By the steamer Lue
YES, which arrived out of Green River on
.urday morning, We learn that considera-
excitement exists along the banks of
t stream. Johuson's band of guerrillas
wandering through the country like the
possessed of demons" robbiDg and plum
ring. The Uuion men are becoming con-
ced that they have got to fight or leave
State, and many of them prefer the for
ane are making their arrang.mepts
oTdingly. AS Johnson's band prowl
soUgh the country, they demand Of almost
~ man, whether be is for the Union or
a. Those who announce themselves as
ltheru Rights he commands to shoulder
ir guns and go with him, and he will
Dw them how to get their rights. Those
70 declare for the Uuion, are robbed Of
rir goods and badly treated in various
Us. johnson has collected coDsidera.
force, and It was the impression Of oul
respondent that our boys would NEE
h warm reception in the vicinity o
sughtersville. Our own opinion is, bow
sr, that our boys will not be attacked IN
they separate, and can be assaulted on
time.
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AtSLtLLAahuuS
CORONER'S inquest

KpE At KJvO WV TY.zT 4, an R1.G-y
Eb Y0UNGS, Ccrorer of Vauderburgh county,
and State of Indiana, the 24th day Of Jnly,
1862, with twelve good ard Law fu voters, held au
inquest over dead man f uud in the Ohio river at
Eva syille. Aftsr DIR Cooks examination of the
body o found, the verdict was He came to his
death by q blew on the right mple, which caused
a fracture on the tkuli. Bis name was unknown
to said jurors. He about thirty years of age
abont i've feet six inches high, about hundred
and forty pounds weight, dark auburn hair, light
coRpk xiaB, sandy Jeard. He d e sed IN
check shirt, brown Kentuesy jeans PANTS Ills
pockets were turned inside out. Nothing found
on his person. IS ~ fez 3 f-t-~-.e s.E
iN25 A T0TTNGS. C. " C.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The steamer
Spaulding has arrived from Fortress Mon
roe with 240 wounded from Richmond
Their names have already been published.
The prisoners, while 10 Richmond, were
all well treated by the officers and men in
the rebel army. The troops from Missis-
sippi and Georgia were especially kind in
their treatment of the prisoners. i-sa
U. S. Treasury Notes were eagerly taken
by the rebels. Baltimore notes were also
taken, bot were looked on with distrust
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rRom wAsHfNGTON-
ESPECIAL Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
WASHINGTON, July %.
CABINET J.RRlNGs.

CABINET J.RRINGs.
While no credit is given to the New
York Heraldis sensation story about Sew
ards proposed retirement from the Cabinet
on account of the adoption OF a vigorous
war policy it is still whispered about that
there is some dissension in the Cabinet on
this point The fact that Caleb B. Smith
was ielegrsphed 10 return to-day gives color
TO the sppp sition that full Cabinet meet
ing was wanted TO settle matters.
GEN POPE STILL AT WASHINGTON.
II bad been announced thst Gen. Pope
was 10 leave by the evening train for his
headquarters in. the field. and at the late
hour when left it was still generally be-
lieved that be bad gone. But it now ap-
pears that at the last moment be was order
ed TO remain till General HaIleck should
return from tie Peninsula. Halleck is not
expected back in time row to lei him leave
for the field before the frat of next week.
THE MOVEMENT AGAINST RIcHNoND-vARIoUs
vr, RUMORs w
We had all sorts Of rumors ..bout what
Halleck is going to do with the Army of
the Potomac. The chief ones are, that with
the naval and other achievements an
Overwhelming advance up the james river
will be immedia ely begun, or that McClel-
lan's army will be brought back TO Freder-
icksburg to start a movement on Richmond
in direct conjunction with Pope. OF course
these reports are only valuable as showing
the courses the copjeetures of well-informed
people will take ash Aq
The general at Pope's head
quarters seems 10 be that the campaign in
the Valley will BE- exceedingly active as
soon as Halleek gets back aud Pope gets
into the field.
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StS- We suggest to the City Council the
query whether it is the duty of policeman
to arm himself with musket, sword bay
onet, revolver, horse-pistol, bowIe-knife.
billy, and loaded club, aud stop every
mao who has occasion to pass. along the
streets sfter 8 clock at night, and to march
a citizen home with cooked revolver bear
iug on him We simply ask for informa-
tion. 49,,
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LOUISVILLE July rs There were several
commitments TO the military prison to- day,
among them Rev, w. 81. Hopson, recently
+. in therebel army, who vii. be sef.t south OF
the Federal lines
Advices from Tnscumbia state that six
thousand bales of cotton have been burned
by guerrilla scouts in that neighbofhood
within ten days. 1t is further stated that
the rebels in cotton burning, discriminate
in favor of Secessionisis, letting them sell
and get gold from the Union men and their
agents, ard then destroy the property thus
paid Tor. - ~. ~ -
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- Administrators Sale.

0u that will, as Administrator of the es'rts
Nathaniel Beckett, deceased, cell at public auc
tiop, at the residence of Mar garet Deity, in Perry
township. VaIdeTburgl, county, Indiana, nc ar the
Baptist church, on Tu, sdpy, ihe 5th day of An
gus, 1852, all the peIs nal property If Nathan iel
beckett, late of said county, dec-ased, sist &
OF one lot Of hogs, corn, one rife gun, one TIVE
horse wagon and harhess one trunk, &c.
TENNIS OF SALE.
All suns under three dell n cash, and all Sums
over three dollars credit II nine mon hs will be
gwen, the pure haser viii be equirrd to give note
with good security, waving valuation laws with
interertsfrom date.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Surprise in Culpepper, Va
Secretary Stanton on en-
listments. ~.

LITTLE wAsHrNGroN, Va, July 2e.-
The people of Culpeppsr, Orange aud Mad
ison were ,hunderstuck at the recent sud.
den appearance Of the Union forces under
Gen. Hatch. They are represented as be-
ing heartily sick of the war. They may
well be, FOR the prospect of starvation stares
them in the face. Their stock has been
driven off by the Confederates, and their
wheat crop has been ruined. a
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FoKm OF OATH.

4 / 90 soiemnly--f that viii support pro.
tect and defend the Constitution and Government
Of the United States agsiust e Z enemies, whether
domestic or foreign, snd that will bear true
alegian1 9, and 10y atty 70 thesa any ordnance
resolution, OF lawo any State Convention or Leg
isla' ure 10 the contrary 1otwithsfandinR And
further, that DO has with fulf determination.
pledge and purpose, without any mental eserva
ton or evasion whatsoever; and fu ther that
wiH we1 and iaitniuity peril rm al the du les
which may be required 4 me by law and contract.
either verbal or Nlit en-. So he p rue God
sworn and sdbstr bed e. befJrs me this-.Iay
of......., 1867
: juls z4-duyz9 M ...f -. II 49, I'd
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,v0clai N0sices.


Bachelors Esfr Dts THE best In
the W-0rfd.-WILiIAM A BATcBELoR's &c e
brated Bair Dye produces q color not to lie dstin
gu,shed from natu-e-warrauted not to inure the
Hair in the least: remedies the i'll Effects of hat
dyes and invigorates tho Hair for life Cry, Fed
or Rusty ii ir instantly turns a splendid Black OF
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and ltautiful. Sold
by all Druggsts, &C. $3.50 49,.
nss- The Genuine IN tjgn.d WILLIAM A
BATCHELOR, ON The four sides Of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barcla, Street, New York.
lLaie z33 Broadway aud ~ lcnd sircet.)
jun 2-dw
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e9r The Ninth Annual Catalogue of
Behm's Commercial College is now ready
for distribution. Students in the city, and
others wishing catalogues, can get them by
calling at GeupeIs Book Bindery, on Main
Street.
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River News.

The river is going down at lively rate,
and appearances indicate that it will soon
be lower than at any time previous this sea-
son.
The weather continues dry but pleasant.
The arrivals since Friday night have
been as follows:
The Forrest Queen arrived here about u
o'clock on Friday night, having on board
some 600 paroIed soldiers, of the Sd Min
uesots regiment, who were recently surren.
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The .Eppsfffss.-It is very difficult matter
with the majority Of persons TO restrain their appe
titss; hence. we see IAN abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, aud Disorders of the Stoms h
and Digestive Organs. HOLLAND German Bittcrs
will entirely there complaints, and restore the
y stern to its original igor and strength. They
for sale by druggists aud dealers in medicines
everywhere, at rs cents per hottie. feblS
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FLEA large Tannery, with oil lis con-
tents, situated on the canal, u miles from
the city, was destroyed BY fire on Saturday
night Supposed to be the work of an. In
cendiary. ~
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WASHINGTON, July 26.-Tbe President
has issued brief proclamation, warning
all persons within the contemplation of the
9th section of the confiscation act, to cease
participating in aiding or abetting the ex-
isting rebellion, or any rebellion against the
Government of the United States, and to
return to their proper allegiance 10 the
United States, on pain of the forfeiture and
seizure as within and by said 9th section
provided. tf .F.FE#
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~. r. GlOves.,s.,,

"OU - III % W IA q n n "a.
n time ard labor W buying your Lum ber
dressed. Call at Glover's and examine bis stock
of Clear and frat Common
SHINGLES.-50,0O0 NJ. Pine Shingles juut
received frem Lske Michigan and for sale by Jno
II Glover. N ,aaea r s fi1'r
YOUR ROOF LEAKS--Which may be RENE
died by purchasing one or moIe thousand Of those
A No. 1 Michigan shaved sawed Pine shinges.I
for sale by JOHN n. CLOVER
jyl1dwlm Cor. Main and Seventh t.. 8
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ga Lieut.. Col. Foster, of the 25Ib In
diana, bias been ordered TO Henderson to
bake command of that post, and 10 assist ia
breaking up, dispensing and killing the
armed robbers that iufest that regiou. CO..,
Fosters gallant conduct on the bloody field
of Shiloh gives assurance that be will add
vifor to The campaign. eWTYI
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WASHINGTON, July 26.-The efficial docu-
ment necessary to consummate the recent
~ arranged agreement for general ex-
change oil prisoners, has been forwarded to
Gen. Dix. AEaas 49,. s
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Coroner's Inquest.

NPBTT Hys-O WV TB.z TT, ADRIAN
NE SOUrGS, Coroner OF Wander turgh county,
and State OF Indiana, did, with twelve good and
lawful Jurors of Pigeon township, on Il c I'D of
July 1862, hold IN irqrest on the body of Joseph
Rsusch, found ct his brothers, house on Fulton
Avenue, in Lamssco ity now Evansville, and the
verdict ef the jury was, that he came to his de tth
by the kick having Cf bcrse suPE osed to be
twelve ycaIs old. Nothing found on his person.
Be had ,ight hair aud fair skin. -
h24 fa p q, A YOrNCS. ii " n
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s6- Dobeli, on Main Street, has rare
assortment Of monthly and weekly publica-
tions. Those fond Of reading cannot fail to
be suited.
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e4- The body Of Lieut.. Btaden, so cow
ardly assassinaIed by the band Of
thieves led by Adam johnson, was forward
ed TO his friends BY Saturdays train. Be
was a brave officer, and had passed IN
scathed through seven severe betlles.
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rhs fosrsssfoss and EGpsrfsaes OF aa
for the benefit and a
warning and - caution to young who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.
supplying at the saae time she mean. Of Self-Cure
By one who has carel him elf after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
nuackery. BY enclo lag q 20 paid addressed en-
velope, SINGLE PIES may BE- had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Erq., bedford, Kings,
Goa NY, s8gss.F.EFsr : mills -d&wlys
H0Ii0sOay's Pfifs The "heat d term
frequei Il productive of unpleasant conse-
qurn' TO msny persons pyssntery, Bi'liousntr s,
Acidlty of the stomach, siek headache III debility
arc often tho sceurges of the. Summer. They are
speedily subdu By short c urse Of ihese eathar-
tic medicines. Scld everywhere. i7o jyli
That eHn W-omen do ia w-ar.-Much
every way. But she can't leep peace in the fam
lily without bottle of Dead Shot to kill tiff the
blood-thirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
sninviel, introduce themselves TO her dodgers, to
heir great annoyance and disgust. Now is the
tine TO use it. ill 'em now No family should
be without it. The Dead Shot makes clean
sweep; renders peace certain by the anDihilation
of theenemy. SOLD BY ALL THEDRUGGISTs.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
n,vl3dima ..r sa-.r
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA, I
WASHINGTON. July 81.

Rebel officers who met the last flag of
truce states that Captain ----- of Nc
Olellan's staff, was not killed in the late
battles, but died in Richmond on Sunday
last.
The health of our troops is steadily i'm.
proving. =
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sls wAsnxeToN, July 26.-Tbe following is
a copy OF the. letter from The Secretary Of
War to the joint committee of the New
York Common Council on National affairs:
.4 WAR DEPARTMENT, July 26.
"a Your views respecting the recruiting SER
vice and the proper measures to encourage
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g9- The B. J. Adams, on her last trip,
carried a ipe brass cannon on Der bow, with
which to greet the guerillas along shore if
they menace or NEEDLE with Der.
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WHEELING, July ga large and enthu-
siastc war meeting, was he'd in this city
this afternoon, addressed by Gov. Pierpoint,
Hon. Sherrard Clements and others. The
speeches endorse a most vigorous policy of
the administration. A memorial was adopt
ed, praying the county court to make levy
of $4,000 toaaid in volunteering.
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Announcement.
ron sHEgiFF.

We are authorized to announce the name of
GEORGE w0'FLfN as candidate for Ie-elec.
tion to the office of Sheriff of ysnderburgh county
at The next October election.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wabash Town,


e. Wabash Town,
ed loyalty 10 the overnmcnt Of the Unted States,
and fr, m whom the ca,h OF allegiance VIII be re-
quired. on acceptance of ds, rs per form annex
TUESDAY, Jul Y 20,
at my ofica in Indianapolis, Incl ma, for furnish
ing such a.
Mess Pork. in barrels. full We ght, .-srqf
Mes Beef. do 4 do E7fts bss
Bs:sa SIDES s, new smoked ribbed. T. ''st'.-s
Hrd Bread, IN barrels, liped,
Flour, Estfs, do DO
Beans Bean , shiss fie'd' IN = s@Fro's' lined 20
Hominy. coarse. from white Gin. corn. in bbls,
lined
Ccff O. Bio, in double sacks, (grecn)
Coffee. Rio, 81 do roestca, not ground,
e ehsk tea. in 'trp y boxes. srr~aF
spss., sro~n, in } IsrF res lined
Candlss, Star, fun weight, in boxes, e
spap n barrel. lined f.f 49, -
Pot toer, irist, in barrels. lined.
Mvlss es, do do
As may b required at the d forent places men
ticne above, from time to time.
s. parate bids required for the diff rent PLACES.
Said bids, when accepsd to rm the basis of
written contract. wi hsbend TO te xecuted in du-
I
| indemnify the United States against losses.
Said C nts acts to take effect the 5th of Au-
gust s62, and to continue in force until he Both
/ Of October, 1867 unless 10. minated by de-
ision Ct tire Ccmmi sary General of Subsistence at
Washington sl
/. The stor,s to be Of the hest quality, and, with
actual t-re, coope age must be Of the IL quality
| and charge for packages, vhich must bc mark
cd with the contents, name OF contractor, and his
address.
MARKED SAMPLES required with biar, except
| meats. fnf
The FIRE IL BEEF TO be sound and wholesome,
of years old, and over steers, We ghiag, pet at
least GU pounds, and in alternate lore and hind
quarters or parts thereof, (ns ks aud shanks ex-
Guided ~ t#F
The Hard Bread must be cooled and thoroughly
dried bef re packing IL 100 $40 4
| The Beans, Peas and Salt TO be in measured
bushels; the Irish Potatoes By the p und.
| Bids TO be addressed 10 the undersigned, Box
! e43, lndanap lis, Ind, and samples left at the
Office, on Washington street, near Mi sissippi
street.
SAMPLES SENT by EXPRESS MUST BE
| PREPAID. i
Bills paid monthly on duplicate vouchers. certi-
fed to BY the rcl or X meutal Quartermaster of
each Reg ment.
Bidders are requested TO be present at l. O'Clock,
/ at indianapolis, Ind, where the bids wi be
To Captain and G. sol Vols, U. S. Army.