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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

-i''ti't'!t' -+-T, 80 t''.='At+..'- -
The report tele=raphei to the Chicago
ItmeS wednesday night that Gov Morton
81 r,Is, G,v Rgr-,or i a,,.7 bss -,
o,,,,csei +. ,-,.,,s+;r, nj fbs :, -
~ 'tSar.tu,.}.z-
II ~, l.,.,,,.. 500 f.,,,,--., c-..,
+, ,in.fnnqt; ana I.,nisyiIl. - III.
- -. r., -. -
morrow morning, AMI more will follow
u'l',y. ,....,..- - ,-4,-.5
The 6b;o bstvasn Ton;sgiIs N f5o ,,,o. -,
of the y. ahssh river
Cincinnati September II P, N.
me -f.ls".5 mes vas suppressed
rb ,- ,drini.rra.fo ~ n irs c9n.lfrt If IL
war.
Preparations for defence are undated.
..' I. go .''gIs 80 NE - noon y .1-
alarm -9
Prolfers eff armed men have been receiv
ed aud accepted from large number OF
towns in ohioand Indiana, aad forces viii
arrive in large numbers tonight and to-
morrow
-., t'l1 i.iia i''''S' ial.,. 0el'.r
A"9 l'f IS .s'-h- up VAIN rei-.eos
80 =. @'' 's.'f-'-ag-h Use Is G.iL
+, GID ''..'' -0-a IT. So IN comes in crowd
ed.
Cons. .r,.-;,n II. ..,~s a,,,r- H.. Hacks
- ~ -, -..- -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Sold fers aid Pic-Efc

The Picnic On the d. was a complete
success. During all the forenoon people
from al parts of the surrounding country
came into town loaded with baskets Of
provisions Of All kinds. and before the
hour for dinner it was evident there would
be no lack Of eatablss
About | o clock the rates we're orcned
and the grounds were soon filed with cfr-
liens arI friends ready and anxious 70
coutriL.se their mite towards tie object of
the societies. The two military GONNA
MES appeared on al. ground about ,
O'clock. ana went through /. short driH in
which they exhibited a degree or urofcica-
- uuloos.3 for from those Just called to-
tier Two finer companies OF men viii
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
RAIL ROAD TIVE TABLE.
Remember the Soldiers

The regular meeting Of the Soldiers aid
Society viii be held at the residence Of
Mrs. G. w Bliss, on Wednesday after
noon at 2 clock The business. before
the meeting requires the attention Of all
the old members Of the Society who are
earnestly requested to be present We
the humane work of preparing comforts
for the sick and wounded who are hourly
risking their lives in defence Of onr homes
and tx liberties OF our beloved country
Net each bring such supplies as she can
especially material for LtHt and banda
ges
In behalf Of the Society.
Sent oh 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Private scIioc.

PRIVATE SCHOOL Wis se opened n -. I'sgs
- ockeq. Daisaiuk II this Ciy On II aGay. MsEcF
81 and c9.i1ae daring to Terms q esven Feefs
each, sud C.fer The charge Of J. =. Pt1LSBTaY. 4 =.
ASSISTED E s-c.. other csspstent Teachers the lHilr-
csts 81 tte School raaE require.
The rates o. E2ien fr TIE different Trades Ct stud
s, - Ides-rlt established ~ PIisc school ara
hestelore lLshei = TIE Do3gl q kd2caon, VII ba
- fclsaEs 10 "
Ior - zai ara svi Primary 90 per te--a
- Isl End Znd inssEnaeGz.sf= 500 = g
- Third intermediate, Gpa EnGf1h
Branches T.. iisgh scAcdl ..-...---. 90 -
Classical S.a;!ies- ....-... ..-- SEQ
Tuition payable Il advance, TO Alex. Wilson, E.o,
I-=aszreT-
Al tie commencement q The Term the Echoed viii he
classified and graded Ear practical The Third In
;erediase viii b united with the Higher DEPARTING II
Those sisng 20 secure The full benefit CT the School
viii ind i foT their interest 70 be present the first
Of tie :erua. j 7. PILieBCRY
Mine-,s Point Ma. -, ice. u X
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

few Of s..e merits Of tlz Drlil are as f5.ioas,


few of t..c merits Of tl.i= Dill are as fellows
Il sef1sg.c .t EI..as at grin and greer ar-9. J;
7risgte .s1ye rre5sfE than an utfs drtA osr t.ss
il Is ~ gs9sit5-e s1f-sF and cfa5.rt be sygeI
a. JTss7 Z Sin asf CIT bFea4- tie gTfts, Il Isft
~ lbgtify - Tie acre fs1sl haLfe t-.c- .
nee taa-ets-
!.g4 3.g ,.IGii .aszsa l..F43 E.l u9lg
The atautits Is guaged without s,a5 charge = gear,
b easily ChGuFsd from Double s. Single l.ar, at
IN SOY s s.al. u tie Drii less. can It sea
TIE DZIV II . SEAT
Is 50 ATTACHED tat te operator car Drive and Eors his
ril vitb perfect ease. gitIoc. she trouble q 80 s ~
atossi and ne sits ia such s ION tils &c can
the whsfa isu AMI kuss that every t IS =
IN The s.rili 4 balanced that The drivers Wels3.s
s9s- Thiz BriH vas awarded Islt ll.Sf PEENItA
AZ a. 9lo ana I.-ac.s Sate !rz, loJi, Ia caaPtJ-
- ray ono sgtrE FsiE. The star Drill H1aru-
r,st,r.f Ii E.l ssia, Ue=s;; . Co, Clgfeigre .;
pr s KllH-s tr.ii. manufactured - i3Ef"A Ono
49,. rf !Esine srIii ref. ~ aaFfaar %;
T5se Gfrai DI.il, manufactured y Ii.s t.s-i :
a. arnzEe,1 d tafae q Clary ar.!Is risi.uae's.rft
i Ilazaiit5r -od A-asaa as -iesfe et.tl Ai't,
sired rs Hoover S5fs. H.9re efIti7 a2pz.a{areB
=. IA Ia-sraa WORKS sfrjasGsid, O.
ftr rHE EI4r1- SFAFE fa!E-t-a- J.. t-1Fif~z.-s
,l-5o E,s-t,-7 ii The scar iri nlsuuflc; lEet!
l.aI5i. Dewitt Co, CIsv-lznd, O., Rs.eal Roller
etu~e. rs t- Ia-7Ef8 Works. SpFiugE>ld c.
Sfs-ss- ard lieTs ari manufactured - Fscri, r.
isufs.s .i3-nss ilH, la-fAes1red Il iayio.s, o.
r.ice B--1l5.5 eEisl. lalr aets1rsd - ia
sls" Bf.tJfe n 4 5us4',f- Agents fer Iowa Grant
a8l Lafayette C9gHties 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

Coz. MEssAoRE.-Isaac E. Mess,nore Esq.
formerly of this city, and recently Lieut.. Col
Of the l4th Wisconsin Regiment has received
Colonies commission, for the 3lst Regiment
The two companies Of this city, the Dodge
vile company, and the Highland company, We
understand, are assigned to the 3lst Regi-
ment
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

IT. Paul August 2s-Soturlay New
Tin was attacked by between 500 ana
I,o00 Indians The fight lasted ali dav
undl dark 10 whites killed and 81 woun-
dej another slight attack on Sunday
morning. MI T J.. Andrew had deter
mined to ezacuate the place. The Indians
fought with surprising Lr very, lost u
heavy number Of warriors, They came
within pistol shot of the enereuehed posi-
tioa of The whites and exposed their per
soas in q most reckless manner
Lieut. GOV. Donnelly, with the Indian
Expedition writes the Governor from St
Peters on the 26sh. that one can hardly
conceive the panic existing along the val
ley He found 600 people crowded toGstL-
er in Belle Plain. lie urges The Cover
!.ar to send forward the Minnesota 9th.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS

The following is the list Of Grand and
Petit Jurors for the September term Of
the Circuit Court, for Iowa County. com
mencing Sep 18th, 1862:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

Applications will be received M To and
including sept losh from those Ies;riue,
10 be employed rs Teachers in the Public
schools Of tins City. Candidates viii please
send their applications in writing with
their terms To those thus applying due
notice viii be given OF the time and place
Of examination.
Csc, /. IRosr.
City Superiadent
Mineral Point, Aug %. lo62
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

ADJCTaST Fos THIS 31st RFe-J T. Sud
tuth Esq. Of thiscity has received the appoint
ncnt Of Adjnt2ut for the 3lst Regiment We
congratulate friend Sudduth upon the receipt
of his appointment We have no doubt he
VIII be found competent for the position and
faithful and deserving officer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

The CoMET.-A Comet Of considerable bril-
fancy has been visible for the past week It
may be seen at any time after dark on :
cloulless evening.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
SALE oE FORFEITED STATE LiNDs.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

O Hos noF su
"IsnEsIN
VI afnoa u of a
5,o ~ at d osDe D 2ua
Ia
Y T be- AM in eC which
m F due at tim
i II taxes switch
s. ldt rep damages
r T. nc fsn
f thee 81.
HASTINGS, andUn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
sISGGl,'~ LETTER i aIsCTtixE

Is the best Machine in the World FOR Family Sewing and
Lishs Aa3id.-.e5nriaS Purposes Price, With ilea-
Tacr- ana beautifully OruameEted, 500
We would ask for I:.ticr Machines the sps-
cal attention If Yes. Makers and Dress Makers and al
those Who want Machines for tgt.t HtInGL7at tf{H9
Pt3T0.es- +HeF eil3qay the principles .! the Manu-
gfactuEsuE Machines making Ike them the I..r1aesgd
stieh and are destined to be 7 celebrated FOR FAMILY
Sf"IEG and ii aani'iacturus purposes as our 5!aEU
Featuring Machines are for manufacturing purposes ia
general.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES are talaaHle in pr
wiat ours can DO before making purchase.
7izrufactarfa t~poSas H i is a-4,, 81 Izf, tfsf H..
public began 20 learn TINT TIE esgssstuE e-aeHts I
ll7ctiaa tsst o3t25ed 10 the hegrfest zrorE 7-9-f
also 9a tic clements ~ Be e0lJ0ifsI IN n EfHHy
Ezchjae. n now sell understood that Letter s
Machine is tle MY Family Machine Vet offered 10 tfe
I1hlc Witch has simplicity, 3dy5fftg, olVyaL .tg
and caekts4'f Of CORRECT action While as a general
thing, he sew az machine people are candid enoaz -
acknowledge that machines uneQ5aied for
fDcfzfzE P"spoaes. they aim sure to assert,
the same breath thar srsGgR's LaTrEG A. or F4Ntlr
trick Of he trade, and we confidently invite those later
est IN te subject 10 examine for theaelgcs and
cent improvements are capable Of doing. Widi"
VII seE me most delicate material TO e,-ction as #.
a|,4 l9s@' and g. Dc il remembered can fot
&c '' q any Of ,e r,zeIf NJ ,cglygs vet 6fTsreI ~
-s- pu'f
rs Nes ana . Machines are Of great capacity a,d
Our u 3 Machiags are eiastiaIlT adarteI to all
kinds Of s5cht and heavy Leather Work. ia Carriage
Trimmin Boot and Shoe Making Harness Making, etc
etc thz5 ars of extra SIZE viii an arm lous enough
ta take s-aer and =.5eh the largest sized dishes
There is scarcely any part OF Trinncrs stitching that
cannot @ Is. fsr done with tllefs t2n - hed 81 too.
thc saving ~ time a3 labor very great TIE iHh II
these machines is - inches i1s ard the shuttle uii
hold SIX times a. much thread a. tie ~. 81 Il'9t
used ~ talio:n, purposes tn large machines sE@
We havs ai7lgs OF hand. EEernraias Gzasez. SIX
w.st. Linen ans Cotton TaIedG 5 col@,
Best Ia fins OIL i Bottles. Z 6 Err
We manu-. clare oar oven needles, s5d Ho;sd warn
all persons using oar machines not e buy any others
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

The 20th.-Tho 10Th Regiment reached
ST Loris on Sunday last
TIE 23d, we understand are to leave
for the South on Tuesday next
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Proceedings Of the Common Council


CRY or MINESA, poNF, :
september lst ls62.
The Common Council Of The Cify Of Mime
ral Point met sh.s day 1t Ill. Council Room.
His HonarJa p. TeaaY Ez-omsio Mayor
IN the Chair.
Present Aldermen Jeukir. I.an.haa. Gua-
dry and spielman.
The minutes ofthe preceding mests7g were
read lal approved,
Thcreupaa tine following accounts were au-
a.ged and allowed all ofthe Alderman present
voting for the same.
John Heron. Balance on Printing So. s.,
John Iyey Coastable's Fees, So
Tie account oG George T. Frost Esq, fag
Legal Services was motion laid on the Ia
BE until the next meeting Of the council
On motion Of Alderman Guad~v seconded
bv Alderman Jenkin the narac of Ms GjdIe,
vas resolved to be aided to the list of thos,
receiving volunteer pay
aa motion Charles !. Legate, Road Com
missioner, was ordered to obtain lumber foi
crossings il the ID Ward
The Board then adjourned.
JOHN B. TERRY
Ex-officio Mayor.
Attest .-NN. II CuBEy, Citv Clerk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Rock River Insurance Company

OFFICE. No. !, Bushnell House Block, Bcoft
~ Wisconsin
Not over $1,000 Insured in one risk, or in circle
Of eight rods.
D REcrogs.-John Htrnea. \ q. P-rsius, J. J
Bushnell, ! g. 2I-Nv ell, II. A. Nor-rof, a.. Z. Whit
ord r. y t'trs,. A. 3 C1rPeD Ter, q. l.. Currier
> e. WHitfarf. Allen Gibson.
CFFICEE5.-C. 3 WhigfoT Secretary J. ]. Bush
nell, treasure J. Barnes. Pr sii.nt. =. A. No-jhfop
Wee President c. =. Whit'Grtt. General AGENT.
FRANK !. ROW ~. AGENT
N3n.r-L ..-n-- -s.cl,.- y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

New ELEvAToRs.-In addition to the
present extensive facilities in Chicago for
receiving grain we learn thar two first
class Elevators are being built on the
South Branch by oof our leading ware
house firms, to be completed in few
months, and to be furnished throughout
with the most approved machinery, iucla-
ding twenty three Of Fairbanks 500 hush
ell Hopper scales, which is sufficient
guaranty that correct weights viii be Civ
en-. Besides these, the Messrs Fairbanks
have set in this city in a little more than
n year, about seventy 500 busnel Hopper
scales and q dozen or so smaller ones,
making over hundred in all So perfect
IS the machinery, that each scale may be
loaded and unloaded in ten or twelve min
utes, which gives some idea of the enor
nous amountof grain which may be weigh
Cd upon them ali IN single day. Let the
Farmers Of the Northwest raise their inn
meuse crops Of grain, and the railroads
and canals transport it to Chicago: there
IS no doubt but our means for receiving,
storing ana shipping It VII keep pace with
the demand Chicago Erenjng Journal
None bur physician knows how much
reliable alteratlge IS needed by the people On
all sides Of Us, II all communities everywhere
there are muItitudes that suffer from com
complaints that nutaiH- but an a7fsg,.t &c cures.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
E.EEssEzEEsS. EE.gE9:
j Q iii T. II z Il II Us
REAPER {. HOVER COHBINED.

The attention o' tIe Farmers e Iowa and Crsst
counties called 20 che face John II 1ianny's Is be aIi-
Is successful coal i1aEion q Reaper and Mleer pet
known.
The improvements Fer ie>ese
Are acknowledge 10 be such ast7 readert one q the
mos per-ct Machines c.cr invented for cutting grain
sn grass.
Tie draft Is lighter than auy other Machine G. tie
power. l. IS easily managed and IiaAis Ezt
out Of repair. Il i easily changed from Reaper 70
Mower, aal does It's wc-s weil as any Reaper get
invented
Farera are respectfully Invited 20 exaroile tie late
ipsotea ats e tis Reaper and 4Io7er before u'-clas
Ing &aciIc IL i gotten APP for utility rather t4sn
f5r SHOW and has proved itssf tTgfnph Wherever il
has been tried II competition with other NacLIaes
Numerous certificates of It's superiority might be al
ded, bgt they unnecessary. Those acquainted With
EsapeTs and MoeerG can jlde for Themselves b per
ssnal examination
JAMES L. LTSDEE.ztAS-
Ageu- FOR Tora and Grant counties
Local Agents
Wu- NJ. JONES RidcESy Iowa Co
EpHAzD u. HoTT, Platfevills, Grant Co
II. ". Bel ows Lancaster DO.
DArEo nf1Es. TSUEviIIe, %. POI
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Ss ~ ~
Cd - ] 1S

IL persons Indebted 20 me are hereby notified to
call aai pay u, immediately, and all persons hay
ing claims agalns. uo:ied present them for
payment.
I. s BURTON.
Mineral Point, Aug 18Th lsC2
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= gsEEg ED5TEG

= % - o . :
Sold exclusively by Caavassers and Agents Is uou
publishing Ia Nos, at - cents each. bash No ill1slri-
ted vi b a Portrait On steel
SO Agents wanted, to whom liberal commissions win
be given.
*** Copies Of the REBELLION RECORD in Parts
or IN olsaas via = sent free of expense on recei,.
be responsible for al reaitfances.
- Gibbs VIII be supplied at the following rates:
tiye Caoies OF each volume in semi uonhiy Nrs or
Monthly parts, % one address, -tely ! II 90
Remittance must be sent IN registered letters other
wise the Publisher viii be responsible and in cur
rent funds
G. 2. PUTNAM, Publisher
S31 RHO EDFE ~. New E9r-
c. 7. EVANS Gry. AGEYT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

s-S@ lion. Z. b. Washburne has been
re-nomlaatri fer Congress, by acclama-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

READY,
YoLU}'Es ONE, TWO, AND THREE
Bound in Cloth, at 81 20 each; Sheep. 500; Half No
rocco, or Half Calf Antique, S5.05 each.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

The above list was furnished BIZ
GEO SSERSMITH.
Sheriff Of iowa TO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

@ is Gs as s1sso Eastman
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
FEMALE REGILlgIIG POWDERS.
/ FIFR y - e -, -. !.

cure AM safe aietioine, ha.isg been proved
bE ] Fare Years Tcat IL Pirate Practice
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
NE " Root AND SHOE .SH0P

r9'iE SuhscriberoCli unexpectedly announce the
{ citizens Of Mineral Point and the surrounding
country that he has opened shop IL the City Of hin
rrsi Z int, next door above SpragGe's Gun Shop
irigh Street. for the manufacture Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
SCEOOL NOTICE

LA-IIhCl0 NAY q
Attest VIZ. II CUREv, CITY Clerk
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FROM GEN. BuRNsIpE,s ARMY,

FALMOUTH, VA. Nov. 26.-lt Is expected the
railroad will be finished to- morrow from Aouia
Greek TO the RappaLannock, opposite Fred
erlckshurg. The bridge over Potomac Creek
was reported this morning a. nearly completed
The cars cRrry supplies as far As Brooks sta
iion. SIX miles from Aqua Greek. which greatly
acc, mmcdates our troops. Notwithstanding z
the late bad condition OF the roads, quarter
masttr's supplies have been promptly for
wGrdsd Long lines Of roads have been cordu-
rCyed under direction OF Col Ingalls,. chief
quar:' rmastcr OF the army, and are in good
conGiiiOn.
The camp fires OF the enemy are constantly
inCr asing ia sight of Falmouth, affording indi-
cations OF the aucm, ntation of all the rebel
forc-s. Lee has lcined IIOncstrcet and A p
and II. ii. Hill, and Jackson is known 10 be ON
his way thithUr.
Yesterday the enemy were busily engaged
constructing additional works in the rear aud
10 The left of Frederic kshurg.
The cars bring troops and supplies regularly
10 the rebels, stopping at a point three miles
from the town.
FALhCUTH, Nov. 27-Frc sericksburg Is not
occupied BY the enemy in force-mereiy a
picket guard Is there on duty.
BusinC SIS is totally suspended
The only flag visible is 4 British one floating
from n private residence.
Tie soldiers of both armies use the river: and
although they are sometimes within haiiing
distance, no firing 10y either party has taken
place since the first day our troops appeared in
front Of Fredericksburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-28

~ The ST. Paul Press ssys that tM people
of Minnesota will demand the executisn of All
the condd mned Indians who were engaged in
the late massacre. Itintimatee that il the Gov
erLmfnt won't DO il, the people will take the
law IN their own hands. The blood Of their
slain women and children cries for revenge
R-On Sunday the old steamer Brown Dick,
for some years employed in transferring pas
sengers and freight between Sellalre and Ben
wood, nj " hselIng, Va. was entirely destroyed.
A new boat has recently been built from the
machine ~ Of the Brown Dick.
NJ The Common Council of Paterson, N J.
have hy7a vote of six 10 two. authorized the
fsspe Of e3nls0 in fractional notes of doll N
{. e. lipplasters.
~ In Memphis, bar-ksepers have 70 take an
oath oI allegiance before they are allowed 10
dispe nse cook-tails, punches, coDblers, juleps,
&c.
syHon James T.. Kerrigan, NJ @. from the
-four th die trict Of New York, hLs been ADD ,iHt-
cd a nj mb,r OF Gen. Spinolas stiii, with tae
rank OF Colonel
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PROPOSALS.
ID B o p Q 8 A !. g.

- II A j. &.
WlsHlsurox. November -. nas.
sEkLfp PROPOSALS will Be received By thi. De-
Rartment. until O'clock p. m on the ninth day Of
Deesme<r next, for the manufacture and delivery
OF the following proteetilss, viz:
so ten inch Solid Shot
600 6lteen-inc Shells
~ ,cc hlt.sn inch Batterins Shot,
and inspected aftf the rules laid down in the Ord
nance Manual, With the sxc@ption OF the bAttsrins
ehot, which nast be male of vhat.i4- known "A
grH metal. Draw ngs of ihass projectiles can be
seen st the principal srscnals of the United stetas
the Or3n.nee Agency. No. IS Worth street, New
The pro9scflss 10 delivered, free Of ch r.
for transportation. 1t the United States Arsenal
on Goyernor's Island, New York harbcr, where
they will be inspected; and all such as may be 70
jeeted must be rszto we'd BY the contractor, irune
distely after the Inspection ofesch delivery.
Bids wi" be received for any port OF the guam
1tie- required, not less than $40 OF any one XII .
Deliveries te be made as follow One tenth of
each kind. within thirty davs after notification of
acceptance OF bid, and not less than one tenth
Payment will be made by the Treasury Depart
msnt on the usual certificates Of sinsp pection aud
receipt. after each delivery.
Bonds, with approve ed surety, will be required
for Ihetaithtul performance of contracts
No bud will he entertained unless it be accom-
the effect hat he s2n iron founder and that if his
bid is accepted the projectiles will be made at his
toundry-rsMing II and its location; and the rig hit
Is reserved to reject ell bds If desrncd un-
satisfactory for Any cause.
Proposals will be addressed to the undersigned
:a Hy rnd wi" sa40fsS EiSIE
no % tD9 Brig Gen Chief Ordn spca
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DROP SAILS FOR MBER.
DEPor QUkRTHS1AsrRR's OFFIcR,
C5TasT Of I3rh and e. stysstS,
WdShingLna d L Nov "a lss1

Washington %. e., Nov "a, lssa
ssiI!p PROPOSALS will be received at this ofies
delivering in the city OF Issl'inston st such pcnt
as the Dc pot onarterI' aster may direct one mil:
non lVO usl feet OF Lumber Of the following kini
and description. viz;
or one Cd inch White Pine Common CuliinSs
three ts si3i feet scsntllns 8 By l. fourtosn 'eet
Ezhty:thsee thcutsnd three hundred and thirty
four g 5S4, feet scsntlng, by 4, sixteen feet
Eishly three thousand three hundred and thirty.
three 1S xs5) feet scsntlinS, by4 eight feet
All The ah"ye describsd to be good, rGhsn Table
Lumber subject to the inspection of an agent ap-
al the ~ ',.er to be delivered within twenty days
sdfrsd and an oath of allegiance to the G. s. Gov
Tbs sbY mSs5 afssP1ny ay S eseh m PsopSson
II be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two
resPensible persons, rh.se signatures are TO b- ap
The The ssssRonsisility re of the gnsrsnt2rs must be
shown by the Official certificate of the Clerk Of the
District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or the proposals will not be consd
The full name and Post Office address of the bid.
der must appear in the proposal;
If q bid is made in the name of firm the names
Oh III! the pArtleE must appear, or the bid will 5o
eonsat red as the individual proposal Of the party
Bonds in the sum of FIVE thousand dollars. signed
by the contractor and both of his guarantors viii
ne required of the successful bidder upon soinR
the contract.
The right 10 reiee. any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quar-
termasler.
Infornsl proposals will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed to Cs sptain Edward
L. Hartz, Assistant Qua rtermaster L. g Army
Washington, ID; c., and should be plainly marked
Proposals for Lumber
Form Of Guarantee
Ne,-. Of the county of and State Of
and =, Of the county Of, and State Of do
hereby guarantee that is able TO fu.Gl the
contract in accordance with the terms OF his pro-
position, and that, should his proposition be &c
cepted. he will at once enter into contract in &C
cordsnce herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
To thIs guarantee must be appended the official
EDWARD L. HARrZ,
noA Capt. sIdAss't Qusrt-rmaster L. 2 A.