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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-23

OPEW EVERY NIGHT
With a Company OF Fiist-Class ArtisaaE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-23

The Qniversalists are eaid to no
rapidly leaving the radical party. be-.
cause they do not believe in endless
punishment.
The new Tycoon invites all men
of.war to visit Japan. He will open
H1r1o, January, 1868, on favorable
terms to all foreigners. =
The receipts from licenses for SELL
ing liquor in New York, during the
year ending March 80, amounted to
81, ,283,854. &c.
Chicago has lumber enough to Inv
O plank road thirty feet wide across
the continent, and have ITO, 900, 600
feet to spare.
It is estimated that there are Q .50O
professional thieves in New York. of
which number 2,1OO are males and
400 females.
A man in Mount Holly, N. J..
killed his horse, the other day, by
striking him on the head with hfs
fist.
Mt. st. Elias, in Russian
the highest peak in North America,
IS necessary to us as perch for the
American eagle.
A negro man, named Simon NAL
1ory. was arrested at Lynchbure, on
Monday, for beating his wife to
death.
There is q ladies' auction room at
Montgomery, Ala, where the dear
creatures flock to buy cheap goods at
ruinous prices.
The assessed valuation of property
on Broadway, New York, from Hous-
tor ton street to Union Square, is S15,-
The public debt has been reduced
since April l, 1866, 5000, 62O, 500, and
now stands at So, ,664, 173, 372.
A manufactory at New Haven
Conn. turns out annually not less
than $50, 1000, 900 fish hooks.
A San Francisco editor saws that
,wher he thinks of Ireland's woes
his heart "goes pity Pat"
The new name for the present
style of fashionable bonnet-s' s'nextto
nothing (necks to nothing.)
$4,000 strangers visited Florida last
winter.
No fewer than eight journalists are
under sentence of death in Spain.
The remoteness of Russian -Ameri-
ca makes it FIR country.
Louisiana has 1,609miles of levees.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-23
WAsH1NaroN, April21.- Statement

WASHINGTON, April2l. Statements
OF preparations for n Russian Ameri-
can exploring expedition are prema.
ture. The State Department. thinks
IL would be discourteous to Russia to
organize such an expedition, until the
cesslon was completed.
WAsH1NGToN, April 22.-The Quar-
termaster. General has issued q dircu-
lar, showing that by the terms of
purchase, the sums due certain rail-
roads for carrying the mail. etc.
must be withheld until the material
purchased from the Government be
paid for, and making rules by which
connecting roads not indebted NAV
be promptly paid. The quarter-mas-
ters are directed to issue separate bills
OF lading. to indebted roads when
practicable. Indebted railroads are
required to present their accounts to
Col: f. j. Crilley, A. Q. NJ, Wash
lngton, d. c., for the Atlantic roads.
The Surgeon-General has issued q
long circular, containing regulations
against the cholera, in view of its
probable prevalence this summer.
New ORLEANS. April 22.-The
steamer Johanna has arrived from
Galveston. Advices from Tampico,
OF the 18th, bring positive confrma,
ton OF the capture of Puebla. The
revenue custom house, at Tampico, is
being gobbled by the representatives
OF Orga, who is in great favor with
the citizens, and for whom they would
pronounce, if there was the remotest
chance of success
Letters from the Liberal camp, at
Queretaro, say Diaz shot six general
officers and si1ty-one of a lesser grade,
captured in Puebla, in alleged reta-
hatIon Of the October decree.
The steamship George Peabody is
ashore inside Florida Reefs, and q
large three-masted steamship on Love
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-23
Notice to. Creditors of the Cotton
P!anter's Loan Association of the
Filth Congressional District.
CITATION.

THIS DAY, Henry A. Meetze, Commits
Il sioner in Equity, filed petition in the
Ordinary's Court, praying for letters of
RWdmihistration W on the estate of G.. Z.
cite and admonish all and singular the kin.
dred and creditors of said deceased. to be
and appear in the Ordinarys Court, at
Lexington c; H., for Lexington District,
on Monday, the 18th day of May next, to
show cause, if any they can, why said.iet-
ters or administration should not be
granted. A. EFIRD,
Ordinary Lexington District
Lexington District, S. c., April /, 1867.
April 2 tue
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-23
ConImERoIAL AND FINANCIAL.

NEW York, April 22.-Stoek mar
ket strong. Gold 38L. Exchange
sixty days 91s; Sigh 1OI. Flour
dnH-common grades 5e910c. lower.
Wheat dropping. Corn 1(92c. better.
Pork steadier, at 1922. 68sl. Lard
quiet, at 12M@134. Cotton quiet
mlddlng uplands 25.
7P. M.-Cotton dull, without mn
terial change; sales 600 bales, at 25c.
for uplands. Flour dull and 50IOc.
lower-State 10@134; Southern dull
and declining-11. 9O@17.5O. Wheat
dull and declining. Corn active
mixed Western $I.3261:34; yellow
Southern 1.33. Pork frm-mess
$3.50. Lard firm, at 123s0139S.
Rice quiet, at 1O1a@11. Sugar steady
and in good demand. Turpentine 76
OFT.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-Cotton dull
-midding uplands 25. Coffee quiet
and stock scarce. Flour dull and
declined 25@50c. for spring wheat
grades. Southern wheat declined S
@7c. Corn easier, and supply of
white good, at 1.2O(91. .23; yellow stiff
and higher. .23@1.25; Western
mixed LII. Mess pork "a. Western
lard 13M. Bulk shoulders Ssl; sides
lOI. Bacon dull for large. lots and
the market favors buyers.
CINCINNATI, April 22.-Gold 3S16.
Flour firm and in good demand
prices unchanged. Corn firmar and
higher--bulk 81. The advance in
railway freights, to-day, checked
shipping demand. Bacon-shouIders
scarce; clear sides r.
CHARLESTON, April 22.-Cotton is
firm, and better grades in good de-
mand; sales $50 bales-middling "a: ::
receipts 62O bales.
SAVANNAH, April ,22.-Cotton dull
and nominal, at %; receipts 45O
bales.
MOBILE, April 22.-Sales of cotton.
to-day, 375 bales; market. quiet
middlings %; receipts AGO bales.
AUGUSTA, April .22.-Cotton stag
nant; sales Sd bales-strict middling
%; receipts only 25 bales:
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-Sales of
cotton $500 bales; prices irregular,
but easier-low middling 22(023; re-
cei!pts 3, 400 bales. Sugar-fair 12%; !;
prime 13%. Molasses prime II.
tlour-small sales, buyers holding
back for reduction. Corn 81, ,3O(4
l.35. Oats dull, at so. Pork steady.
at S23.5O. Bacon-ribbed u; clear
'12A. Whiskey $2.1O@2.3O for West
ern. Gold 3S14.
LlvERpooL, April 22.-Cotton very
irregular-quotations merely nomi-
nal-middling quoted ON the street
Mt about lid. Corn firm.
LONDON, April 22.-To-day, the
stock board and markets are closed.
on account of the holidays.
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Correspondence.

A LII COMMUNICATIONS intended for
"A Brother B. RUSH CAMPBELL, (tho
Grand Lecturer of the Grand Lodge.
should be directed to the care of W. L.
walter, Columbia, s. c., until otherwise
ordered. April %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-23

Columbia Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
By FISHER G LOWR4NCE
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Job Printing,

From Visiting Card to Three-sheet
Poster, or Pamphlet to large-sizcd Yo-
lume.
Call and Examine Samples
Books, Pamphlets,
Hand-bills, Posters.
Programmes, Business Cards,
Visiting Cards, Dray Tickets,
Wedding Cards, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Labels,
Circulars, Blanks, c
JULIAN a. sELBY, Prop'r
Phoenix and Cleaner Printing Office,
West side Main Street, above Taylor,
April Columbia, S. C.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29
.ROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
DEPor ouARrRRNAsrHR's OF

DEPOr QuARTRRNAsTHR's = oPYIcR,)
WAsHIEsIoE, d. O., October lb, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once 10
I'll " IN on WEDNESDAY,, October 80. 1851, for the
delivery Of the following articles Of QuRrtermalter
Stores at sither Of the points named to wit: BAlt
more and Ohio Railroad Depot, Sixth street wharf or
Lincoln Depot;
6l2, 600 (nve hundred and twelve thousand pounds
Of good sound, clean Oats, In good, strong
sacks, each sack containing 100 pounds
90, 900 (dhy six thOussnd) pounds q prime Timo by
Hay, loose or In bales
l6S, 900 tono hundred and sixty y-eight thousaud)
pounds Of good, clean Wheat straw, In
bales.
Bidders will ,tIts the price per pound for Oats,
including sacks, and for Hay olthoI hailed or loose
and for Straw In bales aud the number Of pounds OF
each article they propose 10 faInish, and at which
Of the three points named above the delivery will be
made.
All articles delivered on contracts made under this
notice will be subject to rigid inspection by inspse
tors appointed by the Undersigned, and none 70 .
dATd.
The AAmss Of two good and responsible persons
must be given Ia each bid, who will act as securities
In case the contract 10 awarded 10 the bidder The
names Of these persons mast be signed In thsir own
hands, to statement to the above effect which will
accompany each bid
Paymsat will be made 10 Government 70 nds, upon
completion Of contract or as 500 thereafter as funds
are furnished for the purpose.
The proposals. will DO addressed to the uudeT-
signed, and indorssd Proposals. for furnishing
Grain, hay, and Straw"
by order Oi the QuaTtermaEteT General.
J. o. MOPRRRAN,
Deputy QuArtermastsr General,
oelI'td brsVst Brig. Gen. U. Q. 4.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DBPARrHRsr,)
BUREAu OF Provisions AND CLorHIsG,
October q, 1857.
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables" will 10 received at this Bu
reau until o'clock, p. m on the fourth day Of NO.
VRhBRR, 1867, for the supply Of hty thousand
pounds Of Fresh Beef and nhy thousand pounds Of
Fresh Vegetables, at the Norfolk Navy Yard and
Station, as required. The Beef and Vegetable. must
be Of good quality, and the best the market affords
and each article must be offered for by the pound
Ths Beef to be In equal proportions fore and hind
quarters, and to be Western or Baltimore Beef
Bonds, with approved security, will bo required
In one-hAlf the estimated amount Of the contract,
and twenty per cent In addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each payment TO be made as
collateral security for the due performance Of the
contract which will on NO account be paid until II
is fully compiled with.
kVery offer made must be accompanied By q W ritter
guarantee, signed by one or more responIibls par.
sons. that the bidder or bidders wilI his or their
bid be accepted enter into an obligation within Ave
days with good and sufsent surees, TO furnish the
articles proposed.
No proposal tofil Be considered unless accom- pa O..
MED " sueh guaranty, and by sdttsraeory evidence
that The bidder Il a regular dealer In the articles
proposed and has he license required Iy act Of Con.
1rtss
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Goyorn
msnt
1t ia understood that in case the stipulated qrAn.
uty Of either article shall be delivered, leaving
be considered as completed In full, At the optic Of
The responsibility OF the suarantors to be cert Hsd
to BY the Assessor Of Intsrnal Revenue for the Dis
triei 10 which they reside II. BRIDGE
ocT-td Chief OF Bureau
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4 RMY UP L E s.

OFFICE OF ASS 7 Con- 'RY 0Bs. suBsIsfzScs,
No.4 STATE srnnhr, NPw York,
October Is, 1867.
Sealed Proposals, 10 duplicate, will be received
until u o'clock, m, On WEDNESDAY, October 50,
BIeve, Major W. M. auimby. A C. s.. Port Co.
luubus;
First Lieutenant J. L Sherman, A. C. s Port Ham
ilton;
Brsyot Captain Frederick Yuser, A. C. g., David.
Island;
:, First Lieutenant VIM H. Chase, A c. g., willsu'.
Point;
Brevet Captain NJ Lsahy, A. O. g., Fort Schuyler;
First Lieutenant J. haehurray. A @. g., Port rwads.
At their respective stations for furnishing the troops
May 81, 1865.
Tho proposals for Fort Columbus to include Port
Wood and New York city.
The proposals for Fort Hamilton to include Fort
The envelopes inelosing proposals must be en-
dorsed Proposals for Furnishing Presh Besfn
The Fresh Beef 10 TO be Of good marketable DUAL
n.y. with equal proportions Of fore and hind quarter
meat, (nesks, shanks, and kidney tAllow excluded
and delivered At the expense Of the contractor In
sueh quantities and at such times As nay be re-.
quired.
No bid will be entsrtaiEed that is not made by a
regular butcher who must give his In full his
present place Of business and residence.
The manner Of making bids, requirements Of bid
ders, &e., same as stated In advertisement Of June
IL, 1897, for Proposals for Furnishing Fresh Beef
h y. CLARKE
oe2G-td Byt. Maj. Gen a G. 0s
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ID r o p o s A l. s.


OFFICE DEPOT AND DIsBuRsIkd QUARTRRHLsTBR,I
ATLANTA, GA, October Is, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received at this o1iee
until u m, MonDAY, November 4, 1857, for sup.
plying the following:
rs Box Window Frames and Sash, double hung, Is
ooo lights, lOIl2 I inches thick.
$50 Flank Window Frames and Sash, lslIshts, loxl2
N inches thick.
Sash % be pIimed, and glazed with COED quality
OF American glass
40 Door Frames and plain Paetl Doors, 5 feet 2
,o inches by s feet, ~ inches thick.
80 do, 5 feet BY 7 feet Sinehss, IL Inches thick.
10 do, feet 6inehes by feet inehss, ~ inches
7ds Sisst by feet s Inches, " iuohs. thick.
Door Frames and Doors, with Sash, IL lights,
9El2) feet 5 inches by 8 feet, IN inches
thick.
Door Frame, and Double Panel Doors, > feet BY 0
Doors to be trimmed with loose Joint Butts and
him Locks Of good quality, with Mineral Knobs.
Swift Race Track" in the city Of Atlanta, Ga,
where they will be Inspected.
Delivery 10 commence November 20, 1897, and to
eontinue a, wanted, or the whole number may be
Bids must be in trplieAtO, with copy Of thi, ad.
ysrtsement attached to each and bear the endorse.
%snt o. two responsible persons who are wiing to
tract being awarded TO him.
Proposals not complying with the requirements Of
'his ,ssdyertisement ,s VIII be rejected .-,
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
All or select such parts Of bids as may bo
best interest OF the service.
Proposals should be addressed to the undsrsigued
and endorsed upon the envelope Proposals. for the
Delivery Of Doors and Windows. ~
By order Of BreVet Brigadier General R. Baxtop
II. J. FARNswoRTH,
First 1t. 3ith Infantry, A. 4. ON,
Oe2s,td In charge Of Depot.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29
N o T c e.
OFFICE P,sr QuAkTERuAsrag.

OPFICR Pssf QuAETERNAsTRR,
FoRr BULLY, D. T, September II, 1867, I
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until 10 O'Clock, a. m, the 10th day Of Hovem.
6er, 1867, for Moulding and Burning Three Hundred
Thousand (3O0,tO0) BRICK, to bs delivered 1t this
Post, as follows, via:
oas Hundred Thousand pOo.OOC by tho 18th u
June, 1883.
one Hundred thousand goo, ooo) by the l5.h Of
July, 1888.
And One Hundred thousand CeO. .OOe) by the 18th
day Of August, 1865.
The Brick to be sound and Of as clear cherry red
as possible.
They be made within the vicinity OF this Post,
10 which case the clay should be thrown out before
the spring hoods.
Wood for burning will be furnished a, the kiln.
upoa agreement
The QuArtermaster's Department reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids and consider those
made for less quantity than the entire amount
wanted.
Proposals to be made In duplicate, with copy Of
this advertisement attached to each, aud marked
Proposals. for Brick -
By order Of Brevct Major General D. 8. Stanley,
Colonel 22d Infantry,
A. II. GooDL0E,
os'i'd First Il, R. R. Q. NJ, 22d Inf, and p, n.
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Mt 20 T I G E.

oFFres CHIEF @. sd
Firm MiLrTARI DIsrRIcr,
INV 0RLBASs, La, Oct is, 1867.
Sealed Proposals, In duplieats, will be received
Till the 9Th day Of November, 1857, at IL m, for fur
nishiag the U. 9. subsistene. Department with the
following Subsistence Stores, viz;
900 pound. Of Hominy, put up IN good barrels,
head -lipsd, the price per pound to be stated,
and samples furnished.
CO. 900 pounds Of the beat nne Salt put up In Cypress
Barrels, price per pound to be ,tItsd, and
samples furnished.
100 kegs Of Golden Syrup, to be put up In good
i.sS prize per gallon to be stated and samples
isO k.s. q Lard price per round to be stated, asd
100 kegs Picked Cueumbers, in 20 galioa kegs,
made Of oak, TO have iron hoops, to bs free
from copper or other impurities, samples to he
10, 900 pounds Of Ham, eanyaNed, In tierces.
100 pounds Of nns Toilstts Soaps, samples fur.
sished. and price per pound to be stated.
% barrels sf Dried Apples Of the growth Of 1857,
samples furnished, and price per pound stated.
o.. 900 pounds Of Hay, In bales, the hay to be Of
thse crop Of 1867, the price per 100 pounds to
200 doIsn cans Of Borden EagIe braid Of Con.
densed Mllk, price per dozen to be stated.
20, COO pounds Of New Oats, put In sacks the
price per 100 pounds to be stated.
All Of the above articles to bo delivered at the
Anchor Press In this city, within twenty dsys af.er
tbs opening Of the bids.
No bids will be c.iyed from parties who ha 9
hitherto failed to comply with their engagements
with any branch Of the Government
Bids to be directed to the under,igue and marked
"Proposals." A. BfCKwlTH,
Brsyst Major General,
os3o'd aud o. s.. o. s. Army.
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os26.td
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
PoRTATION
DHPoT ouARrHRNAsrRR' oPPIcB !
SAN ANTONIO TIxAa Oetober 1897

DHror ouARrsRxAsrER's oYYIoH I
SAC AsrosIo, Texas, October !, 1867.
cat will be received At this once until SATURDAY,
The So day Of November next, st IL s'eioek, noon,
Tor the transportation Of military supplies for two
years from the lat day Of January next the fol-
RourR No. 2-FrOm San Antonio, Texas, to Fort.
Chadbourne atd Belknap, Buffalo sphngs, and such
established the Texas frontier, south Of Red river
and north Of 50 degrees north latitude.
RouIa No. 4-rrom Indiauola, Texas, to San An
Rourz No. 6-From Indianola, Texas, to Austin,
Texas, and Intervening points
Bidders will state the rate per enc bundled 900
pounds per one hundred Q00) miles at which they
Will transport said supplies, and must give their
names in full with residence and posi-. once address,
and 4 Arm the name Of each member will be sep
Zach bid must be accompanied by 4 bond In the
sum OF ten thousand dollars signed BY two or more
clerk Of court Of record that the bidder viii, In
ease the contract Is awarded to him, enter upon the
fulhlment II 'of, and furnish good and sufieIsnt
seeurty ths' will faithfully carry ont the condi-
tioHS tr"r' forth, and each security will stats
his p!'cr # re,itruee.
route
The eOntr c.Or '7ch route will be required to
Keep on his rou,' 4 mule teams Of not less than
sir mules each, .absrs as follows:
On Ro'rs "a 2 twenty .nvs Teams.
" " " !'ssy.Hty;aw
Should, however, the transportation on any route
be esened from any eiuse to such an extent as not
to require the number Of teams above named IL may
be temporarily lesssnsd by the officer in charge Of
the transportation lines.
The amount OF bonds that will be requirsd Of IN.
contractor will be ffty thousand dollars 600. on
each route '' -
The person or persons 10 whom any award is made
must be prepared TO execute contracts and give the
required bonds at once, and be in readiness for ser
vice on the nrst day January next before uen.
TONED.
Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty and solyepoy
Of each bidder and persons offered as security will
be required.
The bids will be opened the day aud hour before
named, and bidders have the privilege OF being pres
ent At the opening
No proposal viii be entertained that does not fully
comply with the terms Of this Advertisement
Any contract made under the advertise It will
bs subject TO the approval Of the QuArtermast.r
General and the right Ia reserved to reject any or ali
bids.
Forms OF contract may be seen At the ofcss OF the
Chief QaaItsImasteI, 5th Military District at New
Orleans, the Chief ousrtermAster District Of Texas
Galveston, the Post auartermassr At Austin, and
at this ONCE.
Proposals muit be plainly endorsed Proposals
for Army Transportation, and addressed to the IN
dersignsd, At this place. J. O. G. LIE
oc22.td Brsvet 1t. Col and A. O M,Us,A,
The national Republican., 1867-10-29
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAII,
- ROAD,

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAII,
- ROAD.
WAuIIerol, Jan. 9, lssJ-noou.
Trains betwssn WARRINGTON and BILrISopl
and WAsH1saToS AND TIE wIsr, are now run
- follows, Wis:
FOR BALTIMoRl.
Leave daily, except sunday, At 700, Ilo, aad II lS
p m and 100, so, and s+b p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, st =. 90 = N. and 90
roR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AsuApoI,s
JUNCTION.
Lave no. 10 and D. n and a. 90 and &D D.
n daily, except Sunday.
FOR AIHAPoLIA
Leave N !. 90 and and l. 80 D. N. 10 trail, "a n,
from Annapolis On Sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave ~. % An. and 80 and s. Is p.m
HoR WAY STATIONS.
Leave h T.46 q m. and 4. so and g. 10 D. m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE wIsr.
Lsay: daily, except Sunday, at T.D g. m. and 4. 80
On Sunday, a, $50 and 8. % p. m. only, .onn.s,,.r
hf,sz station with trains from Baltimore WHEEL
rhIoush tickets to the wss, can b. had a, III.
washington Station Ticket once At all houIs in The
gsI New Yorh: PhiladslShi., and Boston, -. I'd.
vsrtissmsnt Of Through Line -
J. L. WILSON.
Aastor Of Transportation.
L. NJ COLI
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. K00NfZ,
General Agent, Wsshington
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H NOPO9AL8.
TO CONTRACTORS.

Drpor ouAsrsHNAsrrR's oYYfos,
wAsziseros, D. c., oct. "a, 1857.
Oats called for In Advertisement OF this onies--
Proposals for Forsgs''-dated October 10, will be
reesiysd In sacks. containing three bushels Of thirty
two pounds each.
4 Ths delivery Of Hay, Oats, aud Straw req uired
mus. be made on or before November 10, 1897.
8. ofers for Rye Straw In bales vill also be 70.
celvsd.
4. Bids will be opsnId on WEDNESDAY, October
80, at noos, and biddsr' are invited to be present
J. O. MofERRAN,
Dsputy ousrtsrmsstsr General,
oe2e.d Breyst Brg. Cen, o. 8 Army.
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
l. at this once until December I, 1857, to manu-
f.eture and deliver a. Fort Abererombis By July 81,
ls6s: Five Hundred Thousand we'll burned good
Brick Of the usual sIs suitable for building also for
making burning, and delivering Three Million Brick
al Fort rotten, on Hipiwskan Lake, during next
mer, delivery TO commence June 80, 1858.
Proposals will also be received TO cut, saw, and
deliver from the publis lands at Fort Tottsn, Two
Million Of shipgles, Two Hundred Thousand feet OF
e.ineh stuff, and ny Thousand Lath.
Proposals 70: farnishlng Hay next summer at Fort
Totten and all the posts on the hissouri river, De-
isss.
PARTIES bidding, II not we'll known must establish
their responsibiliiy and are desired 10 make their
proposals full and distinct All the Information prso
tesbls will be given at this once.
g. B. HoLABARD,
1t. Col, Depty O y. General,
Byt Brig Gen. and O. O n,
oe2l-d Department Of Dakota.
The national Republican., 1867-10-29
NOMNANDANTS OFFICE,
MOUNT VERNON MARBLE

LARGE STOCK oP MARBLE MONUMENTS
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
T. ,lroat north, between sixth and beVenIn steO'S
near the Post once Department,
Keeps o,ustautlyo on hand large and most sItennys
assortment Of sfATuARY, ORNAMENTS, ITALIAN
ma RBLR MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, &c;
Also. a complete variety OF Marble Mantels, Couu'
Or slabs, aud TILES, which hO offers low for sash'
Is1l.tn