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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

and those in the army whose wages are
not so paltry sum as thirteen dollars
per month.
! Now TO simmer the matter down to the
quint essence of the thing, the Govern
ment furnishers her soldiers with every
| thing necessary to eat drink or wear, sick
or we'll There is not, in nv opinion, an
other army in the whole world, paid fed
or clothed as well as the army Of the Uni
ted States, but | imagine you will doubt
my statement in regard to the use that is
made of the sanitary stores, and argue
| that you have seen accounts of the bene-
fit they have been to the soldiers in the
papers TO this argument | would reply
1T is an easy matter for some men to write
a communication and have it published
in a newspaper. What have said upon
this subject know to oe the fact, and
can prove it, that there are some instances
where the sanitary stores are pat to prop
or use, have no doubt, but speak of the
majority of cases
But l have written at much greater
length upon this subject than | at first in
tended to, and Will now say something of
matters in general | went to Fort Pick
ney few days since to see the colored
Reg't, and saw them drill and mount guard,
and must say | was surprised TO see
with what promptness and skill they obey
ed every order and executed every COM
maad of their officers One of the colored
soldiers standing by, aid to me You
did not think black men could drill like
that. did youY" | replied in the negative.
lie then told me they were the lst Tenn
heavy Artillery, about seven hundred
strong-that they were there to learn to
fight He said they thought of nothing
else, nor cared for nothing else but fight
Memphis is beautiful town; all the
objections have to it is, you can get no
view of it in no way, but to 60 all over it
the site upon which it is bull is so level
| The frouts of some Of the buildings are
maguifcent--I never SAW better-and it
| is the greatest city for shade trees and
shrubberv ever saw. The Park is small
but is a regular little paradise Of a place
In the center # the park is Il small mon.
u.hent of marble with a bust of Andrew
jackson in marble on the top Of it. The
monument is four square on each of the
| four sides is an inscription; on tn East
side the Inscription is in German, on tie
| West 1t Is in French, consequently could
not read them; but on the North and
South sides | could On the North it Is
! THE Federal Cuion, it must be preserv-
| ed l." On the South side it is Honor
and gratitude to those who have filled the
measure Of their Country S Glory. =
| Those inscriptions don't accord very well
with the acts of mai ;rtv of the resi-
| dents of the beautiful city of Memphis;
| but my sheet is full | must close hoping
| to be in the city of Minera. Point by the
| 10Th. Yours truly,
| ALBERT c. MATTHEWS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

DESTRUCTION or LAWRENCE, Kansas
The guerilla chief Quantrell, with force
OF about 500, surrounded the city of Law,
renee, Kansas, on the morning Of the Goth
nt about four O'Clock, and, as is reported
captured nearly ell the citizens and burn
cd the city after plundering the stores and
shooting down many of the citizens
Property 10 the amount of two millions
.af dollars was DESTROYED
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

w-The Lacrosse Democrat, in speak
ing of the late Democratic state conven-
tion says There were present as dele
gates no Provost Marshals, no Post Mas
ters no Tax collectors, no Government As
SCISSORS, no lazy Deputies of Administra-
tion officers That's so, Brick; but on the
forehead OF every delegate there present
might have been read the words, Office
Wanted
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
Sub-District No. Is.

Sub-Distrlct No ID
VIM Skinner. Enrolling Officer
Town OF Moscow. -. ClassI
Joseph Blades kittie Paulson
Ole Sweenson Peter Olson
Louis q. Sanderson Peter Hanson
John AcKenua VIM. Flint
Michel NcKenna Christian Kr udtson
Jacob FanNormAn forge Icargeson
Dexter Spears Ole fcarg-son
VIM. r. Spears Hans Herbionson
Andrew Emmerson Thos. Chris.opherson
John Green VIM. Sanders
Byron Clark Jacob Theno
j. d. Spears Herman Kober
Thos- Ba man Wm. Gardener
II. Leonard Patrick Clary
Oscar Stensiand Micha Clary
Lewis Lewison John jaeger
Owen Emberson Frands lager
James Ivy Ole Wong
X g. PEBBLES Tho. Eaiahan
VIM. Ghentla and Ole fverson
Ole Pauson Martin Ryan
Geo. Paul<on wuI skinner
Ois Teefson e3under Inger.oii
John Madden Christopher Norton
Knudt Olson Hoivef Jxrginson
Geo. Haaverson Ever JArgfnson
Andrew Helliekson
Class II.
Nm Robinson Christopher Norton
Edward Leonard Ole Olson
Robt. Mcwilliams John Hanson
Martin arroll Ole Thompson
Aslsck Torgson Andrew Holverson
Hans Sabiason Jacob Paul
Eric JACOBSON Samuel McWiIliams
Ole Anderson Eagle Olson
Nchal Dargau + B. rroweH
rorker Jarginson John II Dudley
Matthias G. Ho.ness James Kile
kittle Arnesor James Rickey
Mel. Torri son Geo. g u ner
Ole Uleson WIn c, Batmsp
Even knudtson Sever Holyerson
John Madison Peter Peterson
Thos. Dirken Isaac Olson
Christopher Hartong Peter Knudtson
Arick Olson Nels Olson
Michael Ragen Ole Kittleson
James Ragen Francis Bohen
Dennis Ragen Philip Dovd
Hcha Wardle J. III yanMeter
Andrew Oleson James Dowd
Andrew Ingwell Iioiver johnson
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
Sue-Dist-ict No. IS.

Israel y. Shepard, Enrolling 0thcer.
Ist Ward, City, Mineral Point -. Ci...I
George Lynn George Rot,oIny
W Haley Richard Read
George Nicholson Rufas Lord
John Dorsey y p Thomas
Richard Hsmiyn John Gray
Joseph Jones c. e Nonett
Richard Clark Thos. Bishop
VIM Clark George ia ris
Reuben Libby John Fredinech
Montgomery Smith GecrE~ Mulks
Henry Plowmsn Joseph CIegg
Alexander Wilson Jxns. Pascos
simon Lanyon Joseph Branger
Robert Lsnyon VIM tnycn Jr.
Edward Curncv Milo Spraeue
Thos. McDcrmott Francis McGann
John Connsughton Roht Robson
William Smith Immel
Joseph Davey tSaioon Keeper, Gerna NJ
John Rhinetts Charles Dunn
John Cc-iif Leonard Tregea
W +. Priestley Cyrus Lanyon
Delos Beech James acSson
Frederick aoeFler Emery Dickson
Albert Sprst,er r Fox
7 W. Murphy Joseph Miller
J Bacsman John jenkins
Edward Coad John James
H. Joseph a. . No,her
Henry Cfundlefnscr Iohn T.,,s.n
nI>on ' ehiiih Tho.. Scott Ansiey
ntnts .'Aner Thos- Ivy
iP La- -IenSe John Collins
George Henry Eyro-rs u.E;
Frank Wheeler yo.41h p,..Lh..
joseph 5ha-er
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
Glass II.

Jacob Rolling L G.. Ingram
Adney Strong John erase Jr.
John See Chas erase
Hans II alvorsafI John Thomas
iterbrand Peterson Kaerton Coates
David Brown Adam Dolphin
Robert Brown VIM Bucket
Samuel Bottoms DANES Bucket
Wright Clayton John Trenayne
Peter Powell John Carnov
Benz Williams Nicholas Richards
W. J. Williams Joseph Gilman
VIM. Powell Henry Bambrough
Adam GoeitL Philip Vial
Francis Little Enoch Evans
Michael kaerney John Batten
VIM. McDcrmo;t VIM. Batten
John p. RAIDER John Nearne
Raif Benalack James Holman
George Earcoe Mark Shepard
Thomas Tambiyn Michel ~ampson
John Rule Birmingham Hsrker
Sam1 Richards Robert Koerber
James Brewer John Poad
John Brewer John Trevais
John Treg0ning Nicholas Frederick
James CalIow Joseph Nelior
Nicholas Thomas Thos. ellor
Thos. Kelley Peter Gearh
Stephe Polkinghorn Lewis Warden
Leona-d 4 Beg Edwin
Wm Harri. Richard Bgwdcu
James Poikinghorn Eudre Tinglesen
James Toay WIN. n Thornsn
John Kewley James James
Isaac c. Comfort Josiah Bergman
Joseph Avensll Henry Tregloan
Z Wu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
Class II

Sub District No IL
E. P Lemins. Enrolling on.cer
Tnvn OF Waldwick CIassI
Barney LsveTty John Reeves
John Fiannegan John Boylsn
Alexander Mcneil athi.s KrieY
Nm. hcNein Jon Krier
Feter olins Jas. NcGinty
John y har'ert VIM. "aloney Jr.
Daniel Dornan Ir- Daniel Flynn
Thos. Eremin David FlvnD
Patrick coffee Edward Tobeu
Thomas hing John roben
George P Nartin Thomas Harkiu
seth Heath feter ltcmuute
Luther Sinons Nichola. Beck.,.
Jos BAN Joseph Gotthea-t
Wm- z. ~mith John Hey
Joseph r Lamb James Timmins
JOSIAH NOBLE JOAN F., ole
James ) " hits Nm. ~. Cole
VIM II. Whuford Thomas Fitz simons
John z hitford Patrick WEIGH
Bartel Timmons wm. Laverty
Moses Stephenson Dennis Nct arty
GeH- FarT1ile Joseph Beacher
John Farriiic penn;. LYNCH
John Wallis Nichel Iavrr,1
Ge" Beaumont James Laverty
PANEL Keiruan Jacob Sour
fhomas I'm bic John VIC arvin
John e. Mckee Daniel Kelly
Frsncis Dsy Edward ScNair
John Rukes Richerd Toh.D
Richard y James jane, Farri.
Nm- Reeves Jr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
FpF The TrlDune
The Manner oft Is Thus.

FRANK RowE-This interesting young
man is out IN dirty letter in the Tribune
En which he insults his former friends and
abuses the people OF the city generally.
1t is all because he wants an excuse tC
become pulling abolitionist and legal
ksed panper-bltellIgen
Mg 6rst impulse was 10 treat the above
scurrileus article with contempt-it de
serves ne ethe-; but feeling satisfied that
II did not emanate from the proprietor of
che fntelii9encer. but from one of the pseu-
do psychologists Of that sheet, | there
fore concluded To again present it to the
public It Is we'll known TO all Intelligent
aid well disposed men in the County of
Iowa, that what | stated through the col
umns Of the Tribune was the sole truth
stubborn and not 10 be refuted even by
the an 1nymous writer of the above SO
far as insulting my former friends was
concerned, 1t was my remotest object
nor can be led To believe that | have
(ths assertion to the contrary notwith-
standing) those who worked so faithfully
and voted down the $500 appropriation
cannot by any possible method of reason
ing be termed friends of mine; nor Of
aay other man from the city of Mineral
Point having family dependent for their
support upon him previous to entering
she United States service Men who re-
pudiate = just claim. aud abridge the sup
port Of my family, cannot truly be con
sidered '.forn.er friends The fallacy of
che article above quoted mus be percent
able to all readers A knGre discorered
10 the creates fool
4 public explanation on my part con
slider entirely unnecessary vet. I will
merely state that nv individual interest
tpecuniary or otherwiSe) was the furthest
from my thoughts when | penned the ar
s;cle which has made the old Copperhead'
10 throw his poisc at me Nv object
WAS to show To the public the damuable
ingratitude soldiers families have receiy-
ed at the hands of those pledged To aid
and sustain them In the city of Mineral
Point there are families fof whom have
been told personally hv responsible per
sons) destitute of sufficient food to sup
port lile-childrea (which might name
have been seen TO eat the contents of their
neighbor's swill buckets Can a more de
graded or heart rendinE sight he depict
ri ct, the men who voted down the
SiaVl appropriation, which was intended
Tor the malntainance of such as these,
TAIN would lead sheir former protector 10
believe that they were their former
friends QH'cqHid promiseris tactic
The last paragraph shows too palpable
she venom Of the Copperhead to require
comment Let 1t wreathe and die in its
Nth. Erltfs actd probdt
FRANK J. RowE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

METAL TIPPEp : HOES Shoes are an i'm.
portan: item IN the expense Of clothing
children, as every parent will understand
They Invariably wear cut their shoes AT
the toe first, and not unfrequently before
q e other parts are quarter worn. Chill
drens shoes with metal tips never wear
out st the toe, and II is SAT, 10 saw tha,
on an average one pair with them will
more than outwesr three pairs without
them We believe all the shoe dealers
ksep them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
UNION STATE TICKET

For G0Uernor,
JAMES T. LEWIS, of Coiumbta.
Tor Lieutenant Goceruor
wYMAN sPOONtR, of waiworth.
For Secretary Of State
Gel. l.. FAIRC gILD, of the s.Irou Brig de ~
FOR State Tredsurer
sAAL ID. HASTINGS, of Trempealsaa.
For Superintendent Of Schools,
JOSIAH L. PICKARD, Of Grant.
For attorney General
WINFIELD SMITH, Of Milwaukee.
For Bant Com ptroIler,
WILLIAM H. RAMSEY, of Ozankse-
For State Prison CnTtmissioner
HENRY CoRDIER, OF Dodge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

Francis Bottop.s
Charles W. william,
James Lynch
George Wearne
Dan. G. Tompkins
Vim. Arthur
ToIlod Sylvertsen
Nelson Syivertsen
Richard Barkeli
Thomas Stephens
Edward Temby
james Mitchell
Charles Biewett
George Smith
Richard Smith
John Thompson
VIM Vial
VIM Treloar
Matthew Wasley
James Wicks
James Bennett
william Jewell
Matthew Thomas
Frederick Lavry
Alonzo Lawry
John Rundle
Thos. Sanguin
Daniel STEPHENS
VIM. r. Vivian
Chas ColIard
James Dolphin Jr.
JAMES Rule
Thomas Comfort
George Hambert
Robert Jacobs
John Thomas
stephen wilkinson
William Temby
Luke Clayton
Andrew Frietseh
Christi Scfilosser
VIM. Thresher
George Thresher
Levi Hildreth
John Eyre
Christian Peterson
Matthew May
Matthew Rigger
Peter Rigger
William Rale
Jeremiah Rule
Joseph p Irish
" ST. Csttinghnm
John Richards
James Pillow
Frederick Jewell
Arthur Jewell
John Ccwley
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

3D. ID o y BLisss SEass' EDrroas A4D raorap.ross
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
CfAN II.

Alexander Ncfshatton John PiI.
Mm- pfeS Archmedus Graham
James oilins Jas. A. hammond
tetef Ihano Geo. W. Wilson
aicne hughes Matt Hoffman
Daniel Dornan ST. Geo Weston
Geo. Watkins Eli.h. Smith
John Woolcoct Tho, Ru,r
nm BsbcocS Jonathan White
Thos- league Abram b. Yard.
John Row j.. Atwood
VIM Ching Jr John HcIlhatton
Reuben Newkirk Patrick 4cGan
John WEIGH Edward Backu,a
fetcy X'rts rscB. Kr.aNcr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
Town Of NiGfin. Glass I.

ICTB CT ntihn, class L.
william Pole Gilber, Barris
John Walker John Tompkins
Quintus Siocter Samuel Lincoln
Martin Timber therman Hurdock
Christi Peterson Hartness Murdock
Henry Jenkin. Silas Lightner
Aichs.l Crowley Aiphcus Baker
Andrew Husc Richard hanxn
Richard Johns Emerson Gibbs
Rob't Osborne Edward Bridc
James Richards James warne
Edward Hrgls George Thomas
James Pedley David w. Davis
Thos Bows Robt J. Eughes
John c. Holmes David G.. Davis
George oliver Stephen Thomas
James Adcock REM. Gibbons
Godfrev Landowner Chas Dietzman
Samuel Hinton John l.. DAvir
johnson Z. Rumble D. W. Davis
VIM. Eustus ohm Hurd
y. y. Jones W m Greenwood
Mark Calvert John bietZuian
Henry Hazel John johnson
/ n Hurst Thos c. Willis
H.prv warna James Kelley
Thos Bjuudeu William Si.idei
Yrxn-fs Griffith David T. Jones
Harvey II. Edwards Josiah a Hun
Columbus Sparks " m OlVer
Francis VI Enlo~ Benz. Hopper
Wesley Hubbard Frederick Eek
Evan Morgan George Bell
Thos. Thomas James Bell
Hugh W. Jones Joseph Anderson
Thos. 0vert I'd Edward Wilkinson
". D. Jones William Skif
John VI. Davis John Rain
George Hull Rsb't Young
Elisha Darlington Joseph NcCord
Oliver 7. David Flank Miller
Samuel Lincoln John Backney
Caleb Sylvester Shas Gus hman
Fairfield Sylvester liver Hsnsen
Hernand Bercthaur Wm. Adkins
John Edg. .ngton
Class II.
Wm. Holmes Delando Pratt
ia raes klger Ma poleon Graham
John Flins Spencer Adkins
Ehen sylvester S ephen Foster
Chcs Hammond Anson VI. Duran
Shadrick SMELL w DeIing
Robert Culh-rtsou Jorn August Kuhen
ChAs livingston Gilbert Johnson
John F3rris Julius GEunou
John Ellsworth Hm. Hopper
Richard BiddoCk John Harkrr
Samuel Ruadie John Ienkiu
VIM Thoma. Henry Huffman
Geot ~ 8iddeck T A Cnf
John Carpenter Wm Gargeis
wm- L Bailey John Travelling
Joseph Livingston VI. Rowland
Frederick Dobson Lewis Wong
Jas. c Kirkpatrick G.. W Strong
VIM Rodd Joseph Parmey
Thos +. Dyer wm Burton
John Esterbrook David Howell
James Conolly Maurice Pole
Joseph Connolly James Clark
James Davis Henry Reyed
John Lewis Thomas Fitxsimons
James Hnrd Thomas Beach
I'm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
THE TRIBUNE.

MINERAL PorNT-
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1863.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26
EINFSDAY

1 for Iowa County.
,SEMBLY DISTRICT.
istrict No. 12.
IN, Enrolling Ohicer-
len, n,......CiaSs l.
Edward Brooks
Henry Hooper
John Benefits
Thos. Hancock
WIN. Gardner
james Williams
Jno. c. Phillips
George J. Goldthorpe
I. W GoldthorP
John r. Goldthorp
James Scott
Hiram Huse
Andrew HarSha
Hugh AcHatten
Peter Cievenstein
Michal Higgins
Edward Harris
Joseph Powell
Christmas Powell
John Mitchell
William Webb
Eoe'i Littls
Vim. Hy. Bcwden
sampson Dice
Frederick sehaef5er
George Goidsworthy
Vim John Lanyon
Joseph Bowden
Vim. II. May
Peter Tees
Henry Adams
Joseph Rule
william Vial
John W. Hcathcock
VIM. Webb
Mark Shepard
VIM H. Rale
johnson v. @. Rule
Samuel Poad
John Adams
John Hancock
John Dunstone
Stephen 'iribhie
VIM. Holman
Henry Baker
Chas Trewatha
Thos. Harris
Matthew Holman
Rob't Graf
Henry Calvert
John PenAllagan
Richard Praalsagan
Henry Fade
Thomas Vivian
VIM. Lowar
Joseph erase
Simon erase
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

Solomon Manly
James Beaumont
Stephen >chenhali
James Kitchens
Vim Wallace
Eeter Latch
Henry Johnes
Chas. NcMsnnery
Wm. Vincent
John Bartell
Tn "mas Georgian
John Carpenter
VIM Sieaons
Nicholas Wire
John Nc irdie
Robert Quick
Joseph Minister
Henry Kendall
Jud-oa Beards'ey
John Beards,ey
Hiram SIN tn
John Hales
I'd ward Fvens
Vim. Parkinson
John Dunn
James Canada
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-08-26

Rcber. Conley
J.mes Dunn
Alfred Dobson
Joseph PrideauI
John Allen
Jacob Schenerber
Sampson Reckard
Joseph Elery
George Day
John umm ngs
Richarf Goldsworthy
John RGther
Fdwrrd Dunn
John Furry
John Miller
Edward Ellingcr
Joseph Vivian
Perce Smith
George u. WiIber
Samuel Jenkins
Vim. II. Curry
Nicholas Kessler
Max Adler
Raj Hendershot
Henry | enahan
Joteph Giller
Joseph c. Mitchell
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLAcKs.
w Open at ~ begin at q. over before IL.
MONDAY JAN. 0,
Win be produced, for the Time here the nuc drama
q PAULINE.
Appointments, costumes aud scrnery 6y ishcrwooi al
new. Music by Mr.. Soepel. A great cast s-,., - =
TUESDAY lhrst tune this season. boucicasts wy
popular comedy Of the
IRISH HEIRESS.
WEDNESDAY tsecond timel PAULINE
TIL TUESDAY thrst tune tns srnsonl, Mrs towieyh very
cell brated Play of a BOLD STROKE FOR HUSBAND,
with highly attractive dstribution,
FRIDAY (scconi trae). the IRISH liEIRESS
SATURDAY (thlrd imel PAUlsINE
In preparation, Secrets Worth knowing"
VIII bs repeated "Cenlrai Park fAones.' 'bosou,
Friends" The School Scandal" "KoAf 70 Rum,
"Love and Money" Ahd "A bachelor OF Arts !"
DUCKLEy'S SERRNADERs.
- Under he management OF j. q. Collins.
REMOVE TO STUYvsSANT INSTITUTE
65y Broadway, near Bond street, -.
ON MONDAY JAN. d. AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
EIGHTEEN STAR PERFORMERS
BRASS BAND.
The only company that perform Hurleslue
Operas sally Come Up Solo string chin 50 rin-
de- Five Mnucs vita Hamlet Bone solo Tampa. Tue Farce
Graces The Dream, New Songs, Opening hor'is tramp
Trump and Buriesque Opera.
LUCREIIA BoRGIA.
Pronounced by all behe complete Burlesque on the
Amercsn stage.
Miss julia Gould. Lucrexa
TICKETS 70 CENTS.
Doors open al 6s; Concert commences At ~ O'Clock.
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DRoPosALs FOR THE ERE0fiON OF BUILDINGS
o'"oI A's's.s1 2v..,,.. " Be- q
osaed Ircpoaas win BE- reeyiyed 81 this oice until sasur.
xsiS.s5las ~ssrl.l: and Erection Hosp,. saaisss
Plan: and WIN be Furnished upon epSis
The full and Olce address Of the bidder must
Sa i made the Of arm tn; =. names Of all
she parties must appear Or the BID WIN De considered As
sas and
P1opos ms. be aaa.ssd e Captain
son Assistant Gnsa s,a.ss ASy Ash
Nor Erection Of Buidinggs,I". p.vrrp
Tho ability OF the bidder contract. should It be
w.rdoa him be r. o. .sI per
Bidder. R.s Be II . when the bids are
Of the De shown BY the
o. Si The uoa STATE. Des %ass
AMOUNT TO ONE ali the sum be received on
sors Will Be required OF the succes.fu bidder upon ssnng
A. The bond mus. accompany the contract 4 win be
when s6s sonirsci ssns Blank. bonds 8 pro-
sonAily. by le,ier or by telegraph.
va. n, ,b sos nou o. cgARAsIE ~, s,.. ~
s.sy % ss ssan ssf us 90
enter int .1So
should the contract awarded him prepared to
To this must be appended the Official certificate
Payments 10 10 made upon the OF the
or thereafter the Depot Quartermaser shall be in
Any informally the bid or non.cenformance with the
Terms OF this will insure the rejection OF the
THE buildings contracted for under this advertisement
FURNISHED with the least possible delay and WIN be
Tns Depot reserves % himself In rh, to
reject all bids he may deem too high for other sufficient
Captain A. O. NJ, tinted States Army
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DAnCING ACADEMIES.
A DoDwoRrHs DANCING AcADExIEs,
"A. ~ PIN svsnns, Ne. York,
New Iork ciassss on Wednesdays and Saturdays Mon
days and Thursdays
Sornias and sspnsoa eass.. Sar yosns .ae. and hd
rem. Bvsnias classes fer gentlemen casses opes
nay ). had = .ss.Sy June Circular o terms &C.
pEsr sG.s Ac sJs y saoo1s ST.
dHSTIs nm T1s.:ssy; =: ..a ys:
anId;PPsT ~, M.snsssa:y. and s..aIs.s; $500
soiaEI ssERf wk aSisa p kvss fss'''
RALLEr MASTER DUnAa's DAscISo ACADEMY V
s,,, ~ ,.s e, on rss.s s. Or.
fA's'oaAo's Danoes ,Ansh' psrfert is sis Isssoas
EERaERo.s DAxoino AcADEny, . WEST voua
DAY. ana fsarsda,s sane s"r%s Z. On pr.s.sns ;..s
.rs e. iosss assa. prvss SORES D.a .sa,. a. s Acc
BILLIARDS.
RLLIAEps -Two xARnLE BED rABLEs VIM
.,Ss. ~. %o,sa 1 :. .s s.ss s' 90. 40
nd sssss. :. s:d - ' rad. s, isS ss:S,. y.
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A HTIHfCtAl rFETHs-BtALfiFIL hEfhs ON tIhE
4. p. .s' s: sss r..s. s.. from as so
a. esia rslis. .a sp ssas No seas sss sss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

NOR SALE OR ExCHANGE--A FINE FARM, WITHIN
II miles OF this cy ~ OF good land house.
bell Of outbuildngs Would suit any one who wishes
good farm. Apply TO the Doctor. " White street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

1se FRINGE sTRIEr sE CLAIR HOUSE .-fLK.
lOO Eaniy furnished EVou.. NTH Bedrooms sita 80.
ell Tor ao1sekecpns compeg~, IN.
-sd.S sud crosoa ~ssr 10 lee 70 resecisbs fsnbes
~ An6A osetensA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

TAMxANY SOCIETY Oh COLUMBIAN ORDER
BsOrsEss regular meeting ihs ,rs,s a. n M he
held ii Council chamber OF the r,,, ~, Mon.
GAy evening January D na al noor s- the setting Of the
NELSON .. WATERBURY. Grand s.chem.
C..rrs @. CpuEg., Secretary.
u.sasrrAs season 81 SHOWS, First Neon Wa, a, Dl.
the Wh, OF Independence the sch, and of The Ins
lGon the fsi.