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Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street, Beicw Montgomery. crposits
Pacific Nau SteamsIip Comp0ny's Ogee,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established I'm 1854, for the Per-
manent Cure Of all Private and
Chronic Diseases and the
Suppression OF QuaCk cry.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-11-15
HENRY %. Ag'oOlL,
(LATE SECRETARY OF THE TERRITORY. !
Attorney.At.Isavv,
com~issioser cftAs Court Of Cssias ~. 8.

Commissiosr Of Dssdstor Oregon and wasliaston
MILL devote special attention 10 Ne prsparx
w ton Of the nscessary papers 70 accmpany
claims under the act OF March I'd. 1851, for tie
payment Of the war debt, and TO business beloss
the U. 8. Land Omces.
Osslcs-On Main st., Olympia, W.T.. [4I]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

netEtut oI tne Nou1ederAteS IN Arkansas
ST. Lor1s. Dec. 4.-The following, dated at
"HradQuartPrs First Division Army Of the
Frontier, Cane Hill, Nov. 80 les2," has been re-
seiyed at the department headquarters:
"GeDerai Marmsduke continued his nieht al +
night AFTER tie battle of the 2sih in slant, and is
now in Van Buren,, Ark. Gen. Hindman was
expected TO reinforce him at this place on the
evening of that day. Prisoners, OF whom /
captnred rs. state that Mar madukes force was
1I,U0 They were compelled to abandon two
piecS OF artillery, disabled by my batteries A
number Of their officers are killed, among them
q Lieut.. Col Monroe, of Texas regiment. and
Capt. Martin OF IN Arkansas regiment.
"The notorious Quantril and his band were
engaged ia the light, with Col. Shelby and En-
NETT Mcdonald commanding the rear guark in
the retreat ACROSS the Boston Mountains They
fought desperately. Some Of Quautril's men
were killed, and others taken prisoners. Ny
loss in killed Is five, and four were mortally
wounded, one Of whom-I.ieut. Col. Jewell 9Th
kansas-has since died Lieut. Campbell, 9th
Kansas, was taken prisoner.
"fhe loss OF the enemyin killed was about
seventy-fve. They carried most of heir
wounded OF the field, and sent them TO houses
OH the right and left Of the road and battle
ground. = r.. -
"a regret the death of Lieut. Col. Jewell, as
he was brave and gallant officer
Two contrabands arrived to-day from Van
Burrn, who state that Hindman, with n 900
infantry, crossed the Arkansas river from the
South on Tuesday last, for the purpose of
moving up TO reinforce Marmaduke, but they
have now all returned to their hole.
"My transportation has just come up. oc-
cupy the same position occ upied by Marmaduke
when attacked him, and intend holding it.
"Respectfully. JAS. @. BLUNT, Brig. Gen"
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Western virginia LEGISLATURE

WHEELING, Va, Dec. 6-The Legislature OF
West Virginia met here Thursday The
Senate to- day passed the preamble and resolu-
ton setting forth that United States Senator
Carlile had violated the ins tru ctions OF the body
that elected him, in failing to sustain the Iegit
Innate cforts OF the Government to suppress the
lnsurreciion, in opposing, by his votes and
speeches, both In and out Of the United States
Senate measures w hich were absolutely neces-
sary TO the preservation Of the Union and
enforcement OF the laws, and In opposing the
admission of West Virginia as a new State into
the Union. The resolution requests Mr. Garlic
to resign his seat in the United States Senate
1t will come up In the House on Monday, and
pass by large majority.
In the House to-day, q resolution was offered
requesting the United States House Of Repre-.
M Ra5a ts Sat Or hin
VIII also come up on Monday, and will pass by
nearly unanimous vote - ~
Inc Governors message, which was sent into
the Legislature to- day, indorses tho erpancipa
ton policy Of the President
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PROPOSALS.

CkALED PROPOSALS are invited until the "a
= tsy Of December. yas3 for sup1ly,aa che Un.s1d
ftstss enbsistenee Deya<tnsnt With 5,ooo head Of
bAAf Cattle the hoof " . -
The Cattle 70 be delivered At waahInston, ..
z, ndHAsh entmat 70 average so pounds Gress.
Ne cattle admitted that weiyhs lsss than roo
Dcupds gross. Heifers, etase and Bulls not wanted
aay ,lsS soon thsresfter a ths Gov
etnneft may direct. G0 head Of Cattle Per week
win Be lequieed to be under this contYsct
bond with good and sufficient seeurity will be
feYua'ed. Twenty per cent. Of the parchase money
WI be retained until the completion Of the con.
Proposals from contractors Who have pssviously
led IN comply With their bids, from dlsioyHl per-
eoni where the bidder ia not present to respond
30 hts bid, VIII not be considefed. 80 ~ >
The names Of nrms should be stated In full, With
the precise address OF each member OF the Arm.
Payment to be made In certificates Of indebted
nsss 50 sucA other funds n Governmsnt may have
directed TO COL. 4. BECKwffH, 4. 3. q. sDd . g.
"a; e. 8. A., Warrington, D. c.. ana endorsed
Form Of 0xdydans
We, ,ofthe county Of -, and State of-,d
hereby guarantee that ii able to fulfil the con.
tract In sccordancs with the terms OF his provost
s'"n and that should his proposition be epted,
Ae wiz a. once enter into contract In seoordanes
Should the contract be awarded him vs Are pre-
pared to become his securities.
tIhs guarantee must be appended TO each bid }
The responsibility Of the Suaranto.s must be
shown by the afesal certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bids ,oAish do not comply sc.M hae a6ors sciu ls
reJeefed. del
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PROPOSALS.
ID b o p o 9 A l. 3.

- eDpHAyck ePysca, WAR DsPkRSNHRS
..-.stE WkeHfSefoN. November a. lah{
? 01At1p PReeoeALs viii he rseeiyed By sAis De-
Hastuent, until 10 alock Pm On the ninth DAY OF
Deesnh-f HsIt, Tor the manuEaeturs aud deliver
81 the folevins Irojectiles, va: - :
90 ten inch Solid 6hot at
1Jpo hiteen inch eheils
q llmo afsssn tnsh BatterinS eAos.
The Vso5eesileeSor - made-of the hind Of METAL
oAd ne peeted sftef the rules laid down In the Ord
1850 Manual viii The e1seDtio of the Batteries
= sBAot. which must Be made or What IA sknown a.
goo metal. Drawings of 1hese protsetllss can be
seen .. the psiaeip arsenAls Of The dntsd Stataa
- the osenans. Afsney, No. - Worth street, Ne
1es trGnsSsrtetien, at the United States Arsenal
"a 9cysrnefs Island, New ferh. hArsef. where
0sy 1in BE Inspected; sad all eueh a may be rs
tss 9ss ssss1 q sss s,Ss 80 y shs sssssS ins
aties required, not less than 30 Of any one kind .
pelysries 10 be made ee .feiiove: One. tenth, of
eAeh Kind within thirty davs sftsr notifications Of
oeeeptAnee OF bid. and not iese than one tenth
Vsesiy <hspesfter until al shall be delivered
Payment viii b made by the Treasury Depart
0set on the usual certificates Of inspection and
, . Bends, With ,appeosei surety, win be reeoired
foY the faithful RsrformAnce of contracts,
10 bid will he entertained unless IL b accom-
laAied by sn a6dayit from The party making IT, to
xAe eject that he Ia iron founder and that his
- seeeptet the protec;ilea viii be made ct his
fsasdrS- na- Ing it and its loeatoa and the rish
,e.try-s to reject any Or al bids If deemed an.
Prnpo.als win be addressed TO the undersisned
q @ @.sh,ns,on CITY and viii be esdosssS "Psoro-
NO 10 fD9. Brig. Gen. Chief Ordnance.
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Great Fire at Leekhay,n. Pa

.WILLIAMsPoRT, Dec. 6-TEe extensive soap
factory belonging TO Taylor & Co., was burned
this morning, and the whole business part of
Lockhayen is reported ON fire. The IRE com !.
panies OF W Williamspoft have gone thither on a
special trHin,3 leaving here at o'clock The
telegraph operator there reported his ofiice on
Lockhavrn is the county-seat or Clinton
county, 2iQ miles from Philadelphia. The
town Is on the west branch Of the Susoue
hanna. Inc population is about 1900 The
nrr' as lar as we can learn, has bee n on Main
street, which contains number Of fine build
ines, among which are the FaIlon House
Whites Hotel, the Clinton House. the bank,
newspaper offices. and q number OF dry goods
and other stores, the destruction of which in.
voive very heavy loss. The telegraph Office
reported burned, is nearly opposite the public
stores. The fne Episcopal and Presbyterian
churches are near the described limits OF the
fire. The bridge which crosses the Susq ue.
hanna to Dunnstown miS also be destroyed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

RuNoRKp SEIZURE or FRxScH vEssELs-
There was Inmor current In Wall street yes
teroay that several French transports had
heen seized by the Federal anthorftiss The
cause was variously stated: One, that these
vessels were receiving on board munitions Of
war with the Intention OF transporting them %
West India ports, for trans shipment theme 90
Rebel ports; another, more probable, that they
were engaged inthe transportation Of supplies
for the French army in Msxico, which the
Federal Government IL determined 70 prevent
The latter explanation gives pla usiofiity 10 the
report. Ii has been we'll known for some
months, that the French 4overnment has baen
u large buyer Of flour in this narhet, and The
shipments from Vera Crux have from time 70
time been recorded In our export reports.
Cut of the French Government now from
the markets Of the North, and tt win tind q s1-
tremsly difYicnlt TO feed its Mexican army OF
course the same law that excludes her com
missioner from our markets, will exclude
them frsm all hut her own, and % tran~port
Supplies from Franse TO Mexico, q dtetaaea OF
nearly hve thousand miles, for On aYuv OF
seventy thousand men, will be no little und r.
taking for nation OF limited merehast marine
like France.
II the seizures have not taken place. is
more than likely the attention Of the Govern
ment has been called 70 the eubject--N. Y.
World. .-- ..... .-...f 80.
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From, Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, December 5.-To-mor.
member Of Congress from this district, com.
prising the counties Of Norfolk, Princess Anne,
Eansemond and lsle Of Wight, with the cities
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth. A large vote will
be pollcd as the residents are anxious TO save
their slave property from the feet of the Pres
idept's proclamation, by conforming with Its
requirements 1t is known that Hon. Joseph
Segar has succeeded in having his district, the
counties Of Northampton, Accoanac, Charles
City, Elizabeth City and Warwick, exempted
by the President from the effect Of his late proc
mint
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Reoccupation Of w inc ester by the Federal
Ir~oPs-Sab<equent Return TO Harper's

neoccupHtlon OIL w Inc eater by the Federal
Ir~oPs-Ssb<sqaent Return 70 Harper's
Ferry. s.
NEW YORK, Dec. The Herald has q Rar-
perf Ferry dispatch stating that Gen. I}eary,
with 1900 infantry mud twelve pieces Of artii-
lery and nifty cavalry, marched upon Winches-
ter on the ID and demanded its surrender
which was complied with, the people exhibit
Ing many signs Of JOY at his arrival. tie re-
ports 10 Gen. Saoeuln that ha wing left Harppr's
Ferry on the Isl, he met the enemy's cavalry
under White, Henderson and Baylor, at
Charlestown. routing them with less in wound
cd, and marched into Berry Vile the same eve
ming, when he again met the enemy and drew
him into a trap, killed I've and woun,ie eigh-
teen. The same evening he bivSuacked three
miles beyond BerryyiJle. The next day he ad.
vanced beyond the Opequan, skr ..ishins with
the rebel cavalry and infantry, and then bi.
Sonsckrd in Ash Hollow, between BerryyiIle
and Minchrstr Our troops captured one
hundred horses and mules and several wagons
belonging to the rebels at Win chester One
hundred and twenty five rebels, who were uu.
able to escape, were poroled Seyenty.6ye
conscripts claimed protection, which was
granted, and fve of our own prisoners were
released. Gen. Geary, In pursuance OF order.,
then returned 10 Harper's Ferry, though large
populations of citizens begged him TO remain.
Our only loss was one slightly wounded.
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From San Rrsuetses.

SANERAECIeOo, D. .S.-Sailed ehip Cvclone
for Hong Kong, taking el2G,UoO ia tr,ssurs
The experts Of treasure direct 70 Asistic and
Eurcpean ports thus far during ieo2 exeeed
ei2, CSC, CO., r-.' >>'
Another copper lead has been discovered iu
Maripcea county, which is traocable for 81 Z
males. and IN some places the copper is from
tight 20 ten fepf thick ~ iS EFNF'
Tne Nevada House OF Assembly. have uuan.
iusousay passeAa bill req iartng mining ccrpo.
fHuone TO Aavs their o6fcps- tn that Territory
giving foreiGn corperations six months To con
ply VI ith the iaU. .lsT.5 > = :. = = .
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From Central A uerIca.

: NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The steamship Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwall on the 25th nit, arrived
at this port this afternoon .--...-
Dufinga tremendous gale at Aspinwall, i, which
lasted for three days, the British brig Bolivar
and eamship Avon Were wrecked. There
We're no lives lost The steamer Ocean q ueen
lost her paddle. DoI, but succeeded in getting to
sea. -ar
The u. S. brig Bainbridge was abandoned by
her officers and crew after throwing overheard
her guns and stores. . =--- -EE -
All communication had been suspended BE-.
tween Panama and Aspinwall, the telegraph
wires being broken down and the railroad track
submerged. The railway track was expected
70 be in running order by the 26th, as the water
Was subsiding.
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DROP osALs FoR HAY.
DEPOT QUARrERhAsrRR's OFFICE.
CorRty Eishfeeath asd q styeets,
AAanyuGY0m noe. IA n Ioko

DEPOT ouAnIsnsAs-.ns ozrlo.,
Cerser Eishteeath and q streets, )
WAsHIHGToN. Dec. mber 8, l862
siAtsD PROPOSALS. win be received at this Old -
~ ara sns S.ns q
fer thousand tn"l tons Of Hay.
sScu..ad
lpylirsry to BE- made in the city Of Washing xsea,
contract.
Proposals will be received for i've hundred 1901
tors Of Hay and upwards.
The full name and Post Office address of the bid
der must appear in the propossl
Ifa Sid is made in the name Of Arm, the names
Hs e: &: s %
,,sa5osss from di,leya, per,te, .e,u aos b con-
seaf eS.eos;,;o. -aaA Of ollesianee accompany
Proposals must be addressed to goI D. n. r.u>.-
SSsrssImssss, a ssans e. g Army Wsshstipnsson D. g.
The .s,,,., tGEAsAsTEE ,S. sSs.1 al IL. .o0.,.e,
should Il be .xs,d.a 70 him raa.s be Fass.aasd
= .A0''
The ,esPonsiSili'y OF the suarantoIs must be
bissfes Court OF Of The United States bs
Bidders must Be present In person whom the bids
re opened. or theif proposals vili not Be oonsid.
bonds equal In amount 70 half the sum to be Re.
and both o. Ii. su.rsnsors aii ee rsauired Of tSs
A. the bond must .essmp.nS the sonsrso. 1t
win be necessary for bidders to have their bonds
with them 70 have bopds signed In antici pa
ton and ready to be produced when the contract Is
nGned;
iop being made at this Office, either personally, By
letter or By telegraph.
FORM or GUARANTEE sj-r
We Of the county Of -, and State Of -,
Srd ofthe county of -, and Stat. Of, do
nerehy guarantees that is able to fulAl contract
In accordance with the terms sf his pro oposition,
and that. should his proposition be accepted, he
VIII ~ once enter into . contract In accordance
easrewith.
Should the contract BE- awarded him, We are pre.
pared TO become his secu:tties.
fro this guarantee must be fopsndsd the onaeial
certiHcste above mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, DC.
All Az con ntrscted for under this adve ertissm ent
viii b, ri9idly pspected. and such do not prove
oil good sound nerchantable quality will Be re-
tected Fl -.--
Payment to be made upon the com pletion of the
contract or 30 room thereafter a. the Depot Quar-
ternset<r shall be in funds.
ANY informalitY in the bid. or non oonfermanss
With the terms Of this advertisement will ensure
the rejection Of the proposal.
Delivery 70 be made at the Railroad Depot or 1T
one OF the Government Whsrves, in the city Of
Waahpxton
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
hfsh o. n RUCKER
dss-d Colonel and Depot ouartermaster.
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unoeretcod nom Gen Mepeweii, sus-ecuept.
~ taes 0es. Porter, win bis corps, wAs q iit-
little 20 the ~es; os the junction or the 0N iaee
Vile and GroSetown roads II the ttat~sneut 4
OF Gen. Mcdowell, as reesxde shs po-itsou OF
,ne on ,s seeassS. SAs seeuraieAe ws1 si,ha, dine
wst thea az q hsir 80
Slsa'ss g. r.. .ssvs.s sa.s s.ss ss 2
~ y. n o. the Hssh, which reealrea Aiusz at
the prcsse hsur OF recrtying he order % In Arch
10 he field OF tafiie sr thai day, ana Do there
W thin threr hourv, and repcft % him o}en
lopetin fersOn for crders ..".'r. n
Gen. Pope ssio he thought Gen Porter failed
% et- me order eotirely because two of he
hricases Of his cennaad were nos only not
ir9rsht w With him, bsi hy soue m~aus had
,th,r sfrsSgied or bsen prfHffsru - .srsffte
fr.p nm. be xS,l,ns I'd .a,d were IA t,snirsvslsstt
~. DO yen m-aa 10 cay that bseasse the tSo
oneaoes fr;errd 70 vere - Cfptrevfiie. he
rnre'y ne, nss'sessa y % oosy tat orirh
decide. my own answer would ~ bus q nsre
opinion, s.. -.
g: s,s,s Then In what, II 70 any e1sea. tAe
A The accused Appeared upss ne Odd on
Saturday morning The 20th, brfwesn 3 and1 lo
o.cioS X. With his command, except 90 far as I
O. state now, rs military man if the to-,
brie ades bclcnginr 10 the oorps OF the ae en- "a
had left his command withona hss kno w ledse
siructions, whether his failing 70 brinx nm the-e
two hriSades with the rrst OF his com snS on
the 3oth. AZ you have stated, wws, In your 3udS.
ment, dieobedis nee OF ordsrsf
The court suggested that this was q ones<So~
not altog thrr legitimate at that tna. a the nit
ness was an interested party
The counsel FOR the used stztsd that tsev
had pat II merely at the snggestsoa OF the sc-
cured, and did not themselves regard IL as al.
withdraw IT,
lnreply 70 yariousinterros atoriee, the wi,ne n
stated that the battle Of the 3oth conm~he..d
sbout ~ m, and that the accused WA In tne
b6ttle 18th about ZOO men Of his own eorn..
and also Kings di vision, which was Al N at
time operating with him.
The examination Of Gen. p. was concluded
al 3 p. m, and the cca-; st;:.rrnsd.
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THE MCDOWELL COURT or INQUIRY

THE hCDBN Kill COUNT ok INQUIRY
After our report closed on Saturday, t}snersI
Ilaupt continued bis testimony He referred
70 an article which appeared in the rriss.e Of
the4th inst, comparing the time which was
required to construct the Aquia creek railroad
under General Mcdowell and the time con-
sumed under the present com mander, showing
difference OF months in favor Of tue ,aNer
he dented that its construction occupied IS
much time was alleged in this article. and
claimed that IL could not have been constr ctpd
more rrpcdi.iousiy under the circ um. tances
Gen. Mcdowell having 10 coat~nd against uu-
merous Disadvantages, which were no W h~re
met with by the present COMMANDER.
Maj fil1son next testified 70 the GENERAL GOOD
chsrscter and efficiency OF Gen Mcdowell
X. u. Goodwin asked leave 20 fiie certain set-
t@rs sustaining his character, ss In answer to
the arraignment OF il embraced Ia the protest
OF Gpn. Mcdowell against he decision OF the
court declining 70 permit him TO introduce tee
timony dFrogatory 10 ohim-(3oodwin.
The court declined to grant the recueet re-
garding the mater as Irrelevant -.H-
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THE FIGHT on TIRE bLAcxwArkR.-Iester
from Norfolk give the particulars of the little
eHpedinon made from Suffolk on Moudnx ths
let instant, towards the Bfsckwater on SAT
urday and Sunday the contrabauds; vvbo esrna
TO Gen Pecks headq uarters reported thsa tie
rebels wern throwing mp enfrenchnerta ne.y
Cassyille A force was placed under Iooynrns a
OF Col Spear, who was instructed 20 ,drf ~ the
rebels over the Black water a. he snooupsrred
tnen, and TO destroy their works Il Any had
been constructed by them. The nehel force
WAS not prepared for the fierce charge OF ths
iitn frnnsyivania C&vairy, md rave vay
nke mock OF sheep and soesht safssy in
n,ght "A more complete rout has not proba.
bly, taken place since the cornrnen ceuurpf OF the
war. The enemy's force was eetiuased at
some eight hundred strong, aAd had attached
70 II sc mon of the famoue rocket n1ttery
buH Kun. Tlsee< gums were recautnreA snd
about twenty o. the rebels taken prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-08

TiLERS MILITARY LAW London, A22s,
l. Court Martial of Capt Isaac Hull U. y. NJ,
y. 8. Military Laws, lT7e- 1885, S.,
simmoLs on the Practice Of Courts Martial, Lon
James Coarts Martial, London, $3.50.
Hough's Precedents of Military Law, London 50 81,
Macarthur o. Courts Martial, 2yols, L ndon s. IS
Code de Justice MilitAire pour PArmee de Mer,
Code Dr. Justice Militsire pour lArmss ds rsrre
Paris, Is cents
Alla-Nannel Pratique des Tribunaux Militsires,
Psris, S2-75, "
IIsuttiruiile-6uids dss Jusss Marines, Paris,
Tr;SSie1ycoas do yu.tie. Mi,,,.,,. MN, r.rnss
de Mer Paris, S27S.
de2 PRANcK TAYLOR.
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4 b d Y 81 P L I Ee.

Army af ia Poeoss1e, !
F - WAsHIn0foH. Sepeemher %, laa.t
feorssALs Are invited for Furnishing for the ,ass
oftAe army Of the Potomac the followins Articles
e@p tons best suality Timothy Hay securely
salcd. the weight ofsss hale 10 be marked
-.- ~ thereon. ... .... "a
aS0.Wo bushes Of Osss, Of the best sr.,::=, I.
ssrccs c:1Sss reH ssvAd
fbee osfss vHl ana Hickory Wood. we'll seasoned
sad cf the best quality ''.t.. =. =
Hash bld must % sscceAsnreAisd oY the endorse
1et OF two responsible persons thaI cAnSraoas
0Ayseded VIII Be fulAilsd = '-..
otas win he opensd from time to time - the A.
eeses may Be needed, and contrseta win be awarded
f the Quantities needed 70 the lowest responsible
bidder mp 20 the time Of opening
ne right ia rasaSvsd 70 sscspt al or any part Of
Proposals. should be endorsed Proposals for Hsy
- Osfsl or Wood - the eA.e may be, and suclosed
- separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
~ Lisut. Col. and A D.