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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07
NEW MUSIC.

1.-THE DRUMMER BOY OF SHILoHlr'-
new and beautiful song Ivy viii S. Hays.
"PoPPING IN AT PUDDING TIAIE'--A
very excellent humorous song.
"GRAF ED INTO THE ARNIY''-Comic song.
"HoME THOU ART REMEMBERED STILL"
--Nep and very pretty.
"HERE'S YOUR MULEr' fa ..
"THE BANJO Am imitation of that instru
mpnt, by G.fsehalk. s..I j ~
New Music re -eived every day at
WARREN & Contagious,
f.b4 No Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07
Furniture of all Kinds Repaired.


We are prepared to re-paint, varnish,
ornamentand otherwise repair all kinds
Of household furniture; chlirs newly
caned, and all kinds of upholstery re-
paired We will take your furniture
from the house and return the same
after being repaired. We viii buy all
kinds of secondhand furniture and sell
the same. We have an Express wagon,
and will attend to moving household fur
niture OF any other hauling. All orders
left at our auction room, No. IS Main
street. opposite Court House, will be
promptly attended to.
! jan2S-6wd H. NELSON & Co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07

Highest rates paid for kentucky cur
rency, by applying TO
MoRRIs RANGER,
No ., Water street, Evansville, Ind.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07
FOUND.

A LEATHER POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING
n small anon - Of money. Tie ownr can
have the same by calling at john Hodson :, corner
Leet and High s'reis, and paying charges. l
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07

BOunties, Pensions and Back Pay.
JOHN TENNIS is authorized by
Government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Collects resigned officers pay accounts,
discharged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers.
Office, Postofice building First street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07
500 %s Val.

$50 AE W al.
ID L GFISSLER HAS REMOVED his JEW
elry Store No Is Main Street, next door to
Shanklin Riley, where he will he very happy TO
see his irieBos and old customers. 10 snow
ih' m the largest and best selected stock Of
Watches Clocks Jewellery and Silver Ware in the
City. Be sure and call on No Is Main Street.
jane p. L. GEiSSLER
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07
psay- We have always felt anxious. to

pS- We have always felt anxious. 10
establish reputation for lrberality, but
we respectfully suggest to many patrons
that our paper costs Us upwards Of a
considerable" and we cannot afford to
gsse away copy after copy for nothing.
Heretofore we have been supplying the
alleged delinqueneies of carriers. If
subscribers will provide place where
tbs. papers may be left without danger of
being stolen or blown away, we will com
pei the carriers to discharge their full
duty, and leave the. papers as directed.
ltisunfair to ask us to supply papers
where they have been stolen or blown
away after they were delivered by the
carriers. We trust our subscribers will
give us prompt notice Of any delln-
quency on the part of tie carriers, and
we will have it rectifed at once.
We will suggest, in addition, that it
viii cost but very little to fix up box in
in whici the paper could be deposited
where it would always be safe.
-------
G- There was sound of revelry last
night on board the Charley Bowen, fol
Evansville beauties (or at least a consld
cradle number Of them) and q RICH
smart chance Of her young men (mostly
very voungl had gathered there, AM
bright the lamps coal oily shore owe
fair darnsels and brave fellers 9TH
youths aforesaid. and eyes looked low
to eyes which spake again, and all wen
merry as any man would like to see il
a lifetime - Byron, Improved.
Amid tie crowd OF beauty, crinollne
and ringlets, we could not but admir-
the graceful form of the Bowen's gallau
commander, towering far above the rest
like Saul the son Of Kish-not Kiss
mind that now!-going into the dane
with zeal and abandon that gave ev
4 deuce of light heart, good conscience
and u consciousness that he commando
one of the fastest and most popula
boats on the river. 1t was high oil
dance, and no mistake. s sa
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

Agency FOR Soldiers Claims.
~ ". MCBRIDE AND A. 7. WLITTLESEY,
T e, InIalid Pensions Ranntx None,
several acts of Congress.
Fees moderate, and part of their charges col
lecte' till the claim is secured.
Office north side of Third Street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana.
f-hIh MCBRIDE & WHTTTLESEY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07

H9-There has been large advance
in gold, silver, demand notes, Kentucky
and ! indiana Bank notes, and merchants
and strangers, before selling, will find
it to their advantage to call at Copeland's
Savings Bank, No. 4, First street, as he
is paying the best rates.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07
HOME INTERESTS.

.clWANTED.-A good girl to do house and
kitchen work in small family. To
good, steady girl good home and lib
alwages will be given.
Enquire at Jaquess' store, No. 10 First
street. feb7 St
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-07
FOR SALE

CIXTEEN ACRES OF LAND. NEAR THE
- Salt we'll under fence: h hest part of the
Nit, hell tract 1t will be sold for cash on long
credit. (fl5) RA1HBpSE& BhYARD.
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KentuckH Currency Wanted.

feb5-4td
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05
Tne situation or Charleston.

PROM tho Charleston CoUyicr, July 2T.l
Most of the rng heard for the last two days has been
from battery 90 James Tsland batteries Gregg
and Wagner, Norris Island and Tort sumter. Very
rapid ald heavy airing heard about hafpast eleven
O'Clock saturday night and three O'Clock Sunday morn
ing. Our James isla battery has red steadily throw
iug rbes and SOLID shot amos the enemy engaged 10
dgsng and erecting new battery about, - sad, SIX
hundred yards from Battery Wagner Our hring. part
cuiay from tho James Island batteries kept
engaged Al this fortinca,os oonstty employed
= dodeins srd runnins awsy from tho sheis, NC Tne
shOts their land battery this SIDE d Csag Hin The
gunhoats have been very quiet.
sdes yesterday sappoecd 10 be giving the latter fresh
suppy u ammunition. The Monitors remained Inactive
An additional Monitor arrived on Saturday, making six
nov here several additional bosksdcvs and Eansports
sl-o arrived sorne u the allied with troops From
obyervafione made il believed that The enemy landed
about two thousand uoors on Sunday Al Little Folly
Ius, They are also supposed 81 have landed number
az guns md horse they bad their ssnes employed the
greater PORTION ~ the day durng The iaofng tho
troops svidentiy engaged a. sone very heavy
Three Of ,h. vessels added the blocsadng squadron
have tho appearance a grze ssame@s captured from
port-the Memphis, Arcs and Chcrosee They are all
Tss seraral oplnon sesms " that ryossbly
| have our hardest lal sometime ms week
lFrom the Charleston Mercury, Joiy r.
The ,tnssjan ~ afars a neshhcrhood renamed
wthoat s.sier,a chnge Yesterday There wse hrt little
Rt.g vrcaslnaiy, durug lie day our batteries ihew
shells a. ~ efcmys position - Nsrr- lsani but
suLra@ r . .efnt evidently vigrsouaI Al work
VAN The fpads on tho b.nrh, Immediately " frcpt "
Bsi~ry Aa4nsr. ~ Yankees ksye constructed small
Som, lu work ccg.afat - TAR a. ca - soefs
taiIsi o. observs er ang tta rs0ftar Hat few raen
sp e.fod 20 he vnfa IL I'll So f# rsw Ne&'eiy.
me s,say's fsri af Ns aarbaf ,croa.es y'~i--.
~, ,-s.'N' ssRs . Nv ~. 49,. 49, = 80
Az ar l1s.e ser a. Major ta8 ~ lFausas~ --TTa
Nea4teN. HensH tNNNtE 1--WE vessel y cssg ffHtR
W q .4sae iar Ro.e sseua n ler.saa var ae.k
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"cnsrlssson nsss sos raiI.e


"Charlsston must mot farl'' says the neewvJ me
eyes a the concderacy o. Tho Yankee nation of he
whole world, turned now 70 that brave city With an
interest immediate and more profornd than " any
other single point of attack No othw ~hsh or
enemy could nov hopo 20 win wsuld be 40 ernlafai.
Ing W him, provsking lf not discouTagng1 u ~
capture u The city which ibe
cradle Of secession and nuGlens o The confodeacy No
other event would bs 20 damaging 70 military
prestige the eyes of Faropeau ioseFr NO other
fuNnty ln the counuy-nct that ~ REhno,d iisei--N
deesy and cordially execraed ty the base people wh0
are attempting our sublngaiicn. II because tLey are
~ base that they hate The noble city With nlanae
hatred and " ever thoae prond ctisrns should m ader
the martial Aw ot Nanke. geseral, the hasiNa
lions ~ New OrIaaDa. Tho tgr,af@ az Nashville
Or The ron tyranny trat dushes Sarfols, would ~
be MID IN comrarWsn with the vsDg,ants that woaa
Be wreaked speu ms hanghty anf istnnful .oga
af aharission. the stafcb w,ua n them
~ empty The waaterwouans phrase x panhA Tbsy
would be bowed down ;, The earth and every
uedes' of thsm humiliation wcuId he dwetl
up0u anf aifsted over by the Yanxes yrs.s 70
make fendsn spors fcr those leaia-r and orr ds
syss~d ianses~ ~ Nsw yors aud estec air u Is0a
ton. Nssacbnret1 srolionst wOuh have the
,lea.irg ssk "a craving homage 10 ths n tho stars
ud striper. the tanner q the psusil0 w.ald b.
IoI the nuf ~ith dst0ica gee, and the hbrarirs
ad refgTe Gaisfes n the c1itfvassd COOS n Carolina
sga be eespoici 70 enrich ihe VI gar d4ogGs a tba
NIIitAne Ihou would every Gafalnian wfo shoui have
TOO cT fortune " slrsiv, hs bsog "a sgy lns
~ ~ 80 ban, ARD snvy The brave ds~i wso fAn IN
80 dsssnsa.
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Therefore, they wisely resolved 20 die before
fpAfcst0n falls; and "how die Detierf' They
nave general commanding them ~ho always possesses
The confidence and kinfcs tho enthusiasm q the ocers
and men ~h1m 10 leads. Tho splendid military reputa
ln o. Eeausegard stands all sake ayon ts great ftfug
e. lie has Identified himself with Sgih Caro-
Ina and south Carolina with him. for dim thore %
10 future Charleston fall, and he had bs'ter die with
The rest.
That vc burg and Port Hadson lo.t--that GsncrAI
Lees invasion of Pennsylvania has faien short ~ the
hepss 81 oar reopie-that tho enemy pressing ox
with more inycteraie energy, ia The ntoHcaton ~ an
Uonted Eucsew crpxh the lat eo nghods u tho re
belon AL tbesc but tbe why Cbaries
i0a must not fall. Not that the reduction u that city
would be materially very disastrous 70 only morally
dnoouragng II, unhaYpS ihc ioni invaders ~hoald a.
the city which they hatc-ff il only ils ashes and
runs they can ever wn--ihey would nnd Themselves
prscsely FAR from tao euhyagslon of the confcde
raey ~ they are this day. Yet CbsrLstsn must
Egi fail The glorpus and bloody resistance
slo has heretofore made. All her memories n
the past and al bsr hopes ~ The fuisro. bs
torrents q rich blood which her have already pour
~ fors from tho day % seoessonvaie down " the as
assault On battery waWer-s admonlsh her uYo rus
stand u, nDbe brothers Tnay wrought np " tie
temper 10 wtWh human nAturo becomes sapefhumAn /,
and can do the deeds - dcmgads-Anf this a PIT tho
temper that must al rsarb the days that are
carr ng and cleo AZ hand
By order 0f General Beaaregsrd, -onen. chldreu ard
Dnn.gnmhaiaDts ere prchlbief from entsrng TIE esy
upor any prs'ence vass,orts most fo ly examined
Al ~ the aara ces evsrythns = gat tpon tba sirctsi
sAr footing, thVsston haA gathered herself ~ for a
hsaa eiafers rcss iIe prssde1 afa Desi famous
city d 4 the wnrld
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NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
Proc = nation
~ noAArIo snrsouH, soysssoH or rBx sTAra cv


whsrsar the r,caaieni a Tho uEl,sd stals~ h.a -,
Apart Tnarsdsy 40 can faY ~ Ausrst y ~ oasefytd
day ~ naiorai thArns sing and prass To- 80 usss
victories rscsnuy gained w our ARMIES ani nAyiss I.
Borato seymgur Or -rnof q Ncu Ygrs ~ sefeby
uaes, ~ peopa a ~ ,Ais y Observe thal aay u ns
usAnr~ aaa ~ ,no prrposa reogmnsueea ~ ~ ctlf
pagnifAte "A ths Unsa1.
Hgnby Acknowledging depsrassss upa siFasttr
God, "a ~ assemble ~ feapsesss s.aoea y ggb1
worship all wnh hsafttsi rrantds ttAas iui 80 80
national 1T poar idrh 'orssa, prayers 81
Hs tlsssrgs upon uoso 80 lavs pefaed tssir ipes
essgsrasr sonnts Il gfhesl ths eenssNtsn a
try and 70 naAninin tn4' uasr r usse sat~s wAih =
essential p~ae1 sf hApgrenss x guf pssif Il 10
nicss 4, sur rsoleing ia 'emsrsbeg tsese ~bas
bss besn rnais daaoisis W ihs 'avaTss X
fst grsr ~ TssitSns ttst pc9@ n.y. - 49,
mattel by riftre lEislg g~nsa snd fairtlsn sfa ,bss
or ralera MAJ - orao-~i slsh ~issosn " pai Gg~n
rsbslss 4ssod ~ ssriss ana .ata X rsssis.
ard s Dsusrrs y peAcn arasr at sf~sfiy
y or sTksa eagnvy
- witsrs shared i.Fa hsg~rnLtos ny taus tod
s~rea ns pfiry ssal n ne 9ain a ths ~ = th,sY
ns 81 dsy ~ Aeg-s, y tbs ye2r - ~ Lo-fi is<a
HWaTgg rEYsUrR
NJ NJ govsrrr --nsxsr y TrD~ Prisat sevtsafg.
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.
~~e~~~~~s~~~~S~-~~~~
Richardson's Cusrillas Driven Into
Mississippi.
e-~~-~~--.e~<>-~~e-~~~~~
Colonel Hatch In Pursuit Of Pillows
Forces.
eesn~e-x~~aeseeN~~sv-wrss
Wholesals Denrtion Of llabamians from
Brasg's Army.
.e~e~vessee~~~fs~.a~N@~
Position OF General Johnstonr
Rebel Forces,
As., Ass ~.

kUUwm. Tern., Argl~ 4, iDs,
O.kssl Hatch hu driven Rieh1ssoss bsnd of gaes
rIs one thoasand strong, down u,o shsseippi, All
IA. sarr<d Ls a,sr,on Gersra rsows forsss. whch
are 10 tho nsghboyhood q rss, Tssses.~s. PIiigw y
reFort.d 10 have erosses lbe rv. - rsrz On Tsniay
An with rexn~u
ors % General tsdgss scoss, who ~ rrsernslA
Juy 2s, hS arrived a. Cornn. IT. rspors that locfy
a. root al hs tamsss at ssrss S~Sds Hons,
CsorgA tut rsnass TasSamtsa vsiIsy -ah slmoss an
tw forcss.
ns sog4t s.s rsis~s Va, usariy tF a - a..
esnD ass sprAgrs army have ess~fiee .asias sfsif
srrna ana TO ssgun,alns, frfoaasx y g. bAes
Lsolsnani Dsysrfcrt,a r The f~enfg siH'h h'@si~fTt
rsaeat 80 gohnsssns Afsy fer aays ag9 - reports
a. IA go ~ith IN. bars Y e. vry ., nsriesn.
p.,t = 80 Tore 80 anser sssf- v a. is&ssys Tb~y
-.rs ents.y an. rNss a crssts fnsrsmsns
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.


from mo kCumotu Fnqufeft Jby ~
An nntet At Cnare@ton " day. There oc.asiorAl
stug yesterday and last night on the onernys works
Morris island.
handred yar,is from Battery Wagner Their vorknca
are annoy cd by our gnns on James Island.
mo Knnboats and Monitors have been oonrar .tvciy
aulet Tor tho last Two days II supposeA thsg
1sxing on ammunition all day yesterday.
sevsra additional biocka.ers ana transports arrived
umtsrday- with reops
-he enemy supposed 70 be landing more soass NJ
e<e Foiy nles, and viii probably make IN s',ss ~ns
sszs this week.
french steamer stepped on the bar yt-,c.day.
LAruR.
Everything = progressing favorsbly. Abogt tweuty
,even yessols q All kinds, including the froa ia
MONITORS arc lying below. A few more uanslrs av
ylved Yesterday. Some twenty vessels are - F u
brtx. shich had - aground, was str f tgt.s
Ysn1e-s y @sterdAy aiges boon.
ons MAJ was kied and another wcvnds4 - hse Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

NAM4ffNA FFWsF*, NNF ~t ~
ne Asres.xn T@niAi to4verion sels - ninh anHuN
..@.ss ssss to3ay ADvss nsv-~iy r--n.~'s -~Ts re
.~rt fv VI NJ Spb~fis pf~w4fa1 n ne sf*@se@ % ~
Wt.~hsent he faafNrx sosss1N wGs oc1f - q ~ -
gyssg an1 egetnr 4af1svs Tho fo&owinx e1refs ~sfs
A,gsas4e :. rgsmisset, Tsnt, = fNen1sut FAe~ Ffss
49,, 4 VI .srsrlH n Ng~ ks-sst0 t0FrssEs~AAT Aewfe
- ~ IA 49, ~asa n 'sm Yars Reeavarg sssfssasy
4 E pls~es n gt etsa rfsAs~fNr = & E4wv*. u
&C. gass II = sH.sftfH ttaf - 1cFttffr wH -
,,ges tomf 40 eve 6@Ff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

mnrsi Pont hat,ery, the goal cevoutly aimed Al ty
the enemy as Il bears drscsy Fort sumter and tho
chsnne Leading by i 70 thc city ~ the southern
extremity of the ISLAND "A another battery pofnt-
ing one towards the north end of FoIly Island,
where toe Yankees have been encamped for manJ
months anl constructing heavy works THIS lower BAT.
terry captured Friday 2st thus giving the enemy
possession n the lower end ~ the island Then comes
abe Yankee battery Just erected HIGHER W 90 inc
island Battery Warner strong carihsors, near MA
way of the stand which Ia very narroW and extending
uearv H. Its guns point southwArd and must
be reduced before they reach Cunnings Point which
could be readily taken IN the doubt II Battery
Wagner be taken. either by assault Or infantry ~
the bomtardnnent ~ their nect
frnme4iately west N Morris leland hes James Island
which tho enemy have vso~ conceived v too hard nni
for them 70
~ strongly fortified from stono 70 Afney river and
beng sosne eght niles across tho attack would bc
bloody and waeag beyood doubt, eves aid they succeed
in lxrdug.
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fFrufr tie thar's.tgE i.Nfief
taYfNln fwlfTs, wbs~e Rnlla1tfy And fun. q - dr
feree " pAuDv wagneY, the isth nsi arc Mppr0ysf
ar cniutrQtNss ~ al who hal Drrftnn4le@ n t*srf4
ton hsH been ~ dHsfiNa4 r. Aa tAnt general
n speIkl fAnfrr'o ~ 1FEs rof hat br gaas
ft4U Tb~ 40 aiau, general i oApMn NallAaftfro .
troAef 4 he Nv sal e. bigoa we st y fsfag snd
fstsfmrei t91fsga ssd t~voeu T. fe ea8se ihey hAye
sspeaed cav'a'r rAniA1ua ~s 6atnratsled thfussh
.gs tfs memorable orfeaef Saturday tie fkb nsiNnt
a. raeaf~f sai1urmd
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tne Point Battery ths morning There has been heavy
Smelling al day.
ANOTHER DEsrATCH.
CaAnfEAros, july co. 1888.
Tbe horbaTdrent little more spirited to-day. Tnc
Ironsides aud tso Monitors took part Two killed IN
our side--none wounded.
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Tho sorfois ru0.aaa cgrtsins the following
sasiL'# IStI, Aagast ., isa3
News has been received here % tbs cavalry sspedun
under Colonel spear Iho cavalry and artillery crossed
ths Cbowan river Al Wintop. ". G., sad pfso-sdsa 10
jackson twelve mies from wsdon, near ,ne ~ oss
rycr where the enemy ,disooverci sgfong
oar advance made splendid chsrse tho
rebel advance and drove thsn bss, agtarug sysnty
prlaases. oar lo~ KILLED sns three ~oancsa
Va captured sirty bales o. ard handre
II had raned lnoe-sAnsy snos tho ardilloa stared
rendering the rcaas nearly lmUAasabs The nssn have
suffered great kAraships. Had 1ha weather. bs~s fsw
much would have hoea Accomplished. rhs rslrn
q Coonsi sfsar Ani ha command hourly sxgeefea
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Tho B.i,i..rs sni Ohts Hsiirosd--tts-
opening Tbrosgh ~ che stn rnHtant.


ms ru@1 Il csri.inly ~ rstG~~mi n'ftssgh ~ 10
sn s.iAni - ps.~ngsr snd nsnb' sAasi ta@
.sng. .pt lss usaai sassaasss aas srgsd y r0ug-.
and sblgp~rs 80 rsiy ys lnsf fsxli' b~'ar ffsSa.@
wabsa d.isy. Tls sDs. lAe ssw ffsa ifcsn - 80.
mr. "a f.fy gssrds1 ~ to '~s~rai fsrres
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IRON zoe Rchnond Enquirer, July 70
a ccrrsspondeni ol thu Mobile Traian>, writing frou
Charleston says be regards the IRA reduction ~ Charles
tor impossible
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
PROPOSALS.
C,HIEr oUARTERMAsTER's OF.

N1 ... "HHyf FlCE, rF' -.
W,,sssSsSs PsroT s 70 T. iss; 4,
ONCE Of Captain Q. n. Tompstns, A. q. NJ, U. s.
A., at the corner Of Twenty-seoond and streets,
in this city, until MONDAY, December 2ist, 1883,
at II O'clock M, for the sale OF all the manure now
on hand, or that may be produced At stables and
corrsls of thi. Depot within the next twelve
contract.
The manure will be awarded to the highest bid
der, or bidders, who will be required TO take ~
away At his or their own expense. The quantity
now on hand to be taken away within sig mooths
from the date Of contrast, and that which may &C.
cumuiate, within six months from the date At
which II may be produced.
Bids must be made at 90 much per cubic yard.
Bids will be received for the quantity on hand,
and the subsequent product At each stable and
corral, separately, or Tor the whole together.
II a bid 10 made In the name OF firm, the names
sidered as the Individual proposal Of the party
The full name and post-oiiioe address Of the bid.
der must appear in the proposal. =,
Proposals must be addressed TO Captain .. n.
Tonpkn, 4 e M, W s.a5 to " NJ, -.
nure."
ment funds, at the end Of each month, for the ma.
nure removed during the month.
An oath Of Allegiance will be required from each
successful bidder. .-
Good and sufncient bonds, In the sum Of tsi ,ooo)
one Thousand dollars will be required Of each sue
cessiul bidder Tor the faithful performance Of his
contract. az
The Quarterm aster reserves the right to reject
all bids that may be deemed to the interest Of Gov
eminent not to accept.
Brig. Gen. and Chief Qnartermsster,
nols-2st Depot Washington.
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CLARK d GAYLORD, rrI. ..
AitSr sps AID Co1nssellsSs at Law,
SoLICITORS
DOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner 9TH and = streets, Room No. .,
WAsHIssToH, D. q.

This Firm, having a thorough knowledge OF the
Pension Busincse, and being familiar with the
prastice in all Tie Departments Of Government
believe thst they can Afford greater facilities 70
Pension, Bounty, aud OTHER Clsiniants, for the
prompt and successful accomplishment OF business
entrusted TO them than any other hrm in Washing
ton. They desire to secure such an amount Of this
uess FOR each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on
the bhsis of THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN Each CASE. For this pur-
dose they will secure the services Of Law Firms in
each prominent locality throushout the States
ali the necessary blank forms OF application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet instructions,
and Circulars for distribution In their vicinity with
AssooiAtes' names inserted, aud upon the due exc
to them by their locaPsssociAtes they will prompt
iy perform the business here.
U Their charged viii be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIyATEs,
fur each Penpion or Bounty and Back Pay obtained,
and ten per cont. on amount Of Claims for MILL.
TAKY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection OF PRIZE MONEY.
J. Soldiers enlisted since the LIST Of March, 1881
In any kind Of service, Military or Naval, whs are
disabled by disease or wounds, entitled 10 Pen.
sions. All soldiers who serve for two years, OF
during the war, should 1t sooner close, will be en-
titled to SiO0 Bounty.
diers discharged on account of wounds received in
the service, since the Commencement Of the War
shall receive the 500 bounty; and all revenue
stamps heretofore fegui! cd Oh soiers' application
Who die or are Killed arc entited to Pensions and
| the 400 n,unty. II there be no widow, then the
minor children, snd II no minor children than the
father mother, sisters, or brothers entitled Il
the 500 bounty, and, in addition thereto, depend
sut mothers, Sisters, or brothers win he pensioned
EDWARD CLARK,
WILLIS E. GAYLORD.
Washington, d. C., 1888. mar Ally