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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE VOTE on TIE STATE
TICKET OF NEW.YORK.

ALBANY, Dec S.--The canvass of the vote
cast in this for State officers at the recent election
has been completed but the canvass OF the congress
slim o,e ia still iucompete The following il the rc
suit: For Govcruor-John i. Holman, sj'.Jhi dohh n
CriswOld al 1855. For Lieutenant Governor - Allen I;
Beach, 43g,32!; Alonzo Is. Cornell, AlGI0. For CanAi
commemorative Bascom, I9l26 Alckandrr haIn
lev All SEA. For Inspector OF state frsons-DaNd ~
Mcneil as 7s4; H. A. Barnum ans For Clerk OF the
Court of Appcas-E. o. Perrin, tJs.357; G. H. Young
Al ~
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THE MARKETS.


WEDSEsDAY, Dec. O. 1863
ASFsTte market steady with moderate business sales oil ~
bbs at ~ T56 ri 81 for POtsi Pearls are nominal
COTTON-A continued good demand aud favorable foreign
impaired tona strength 20 the market and al our
figures holders confident Offering stocks Lightly eulg
arrive 5s bales. OF which lIiu were keh W
spnner specors and 2j exporters 40 Of the latter IN
transit Low Mddng December at Z We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds q
years to rum are offered for sale Oh favorable terms
al the Office of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
No 20 Nassar-st., NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
ALLEGED ILLICIT REMOVAL OF WHISKY

Soloman Frank, indicted for cOnsplrlng TO
remove whisky from distllery at Nos. 10 ana l6t es
brosscsst place other than bonded warehouse mas
renewed his bail In the sum Of 5000 TO appear oE @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10

ra ready pen in private life during the coming i%o
years do much to place Arizona III d P1'P ~ A b.
before the great American public.
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finantial.

STATE ILLINOIS. rRE.srREKs oFYlcB
SpRISGYtKIp Nov %, 1863 !
V,IIE INTEREST which will BECOME DUE
n,ao sTocK of the STATE OF ILLINOIS on he sr.i Monday
~ Isrp,rv sfi will he PAID At the AMERICAN hAChaAuh
NATIONAL BANK in tho CITY NewYorE from tho 9TH TO the h
Jays H''"''' " iEO W SMITH, State Treasurer
NINTH NATIONAL BANK NEw.YoKK. Dec 10. 1853.
rJ,UE annual ELECTION for DIRECTORS OF
s Ruk will he beli the Banking No 80 Broad on
SECOND TUESDAY IN January 2h poIme between the hours OF
,s ,,J , n ~ JOHN I. HILL Cashier.
nEVELOPED SILVER PROPERTY.
An extensive aud immensely valuable for se equal W reh'
nr those Of the mou, Pine District For a particulars
inquire Of ~, o. ~, ne ,..u..,
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WEDNESDAY. Dec. o-P. ".

Gold opened at 1851, sold at 1852, closing at
1876 bid The clcarngs the Gold Exchange Bank were
$50 $4,000 and the balances 81 ,72s,577 OF.
Government bonds opened dul and tai lower on the
gold bearing interest bonds The 3Oyear currency SIX per
cents however, were In sharp demand selling at 9si
The banks are allow ed 10 them basis OF circua-
on and buying them aud taking mp their gold bonds
al Washington. The general bond market had hrm ap-
pcarancc and but bonds offering. State bonds
were duh lower Tennessee per cents sold at Gs
bonds. 6si Missouri ak per cents, So do9 Call.
forula sevons, l2s. Railway bonds were dull and
steady Delaware and Hudson Canal sold at
1873 Cumberland, So Western Union Telegraph
3C.; Pacific Mail declined 10 il5 at the close
Railway shares opened duh but firm. NewYork Central
continued exciting opening at 1919, selling at 1851 2ii
closing at I25 The balance Of the market opened firm,
but after the o'clock call there disposition mani
tested to sell and prices declined from al per cent
The North Western shares weak with some dispO
stion TO hammer them report that the recently de-
clared dividend would be enjoued The election OF D
rectors In NewYork Central took place today there was
no opposition ticket At TIE close the market was dull
with tho exception Of New-York Central which con-
nued very active Erie sold at 80 in moderate amounts
Government bonds closed steady:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-04

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY IN CENETRRY-
Burglars recently attempted 10 burglarize the
vault wherein TEL ose the remains of Mrs Gath
crime Hamilton, in the Rural Cemetery. Ii ap-
pears that some few mornings ago work men
discovered the door Of this vault partly open:
the lock had been blown or cut of with a chiseI
and an attempt had Oeen made TO pry open the
door, which WAS partly successful The door
consists OF one solid piece Of stone eight Inc hes
thick. Inside Of this door the vsatt had b EN-
walled up by masonry, and a hole large enough
10 admit a sn all sized man had been made in
this wall, but IL would seem that having pro-
ceeded so far in their work. the burglars had
desIsted, becoming either alarmed or scared.
a. the coffin containing the remains had not
been disturbed. The remains are encased in
three collins; first a mahogany, then a leaden
one, and lastly one OF stone; which is of i'm
mense weight, and requires the strength of
seven men 10 remove the lid. Mrs Hamilton
died In lc47, and expended so much money ON
the vault that a story became circulated that
treasure was buried with her. The fact that
she requested the keyhole of the door of the
vault TO be filled up with lead and the kew
thrown INTO the river-tne former Of which was
done, but the latter not--added some color of
truth 10 the story. 1t was unfounded, however.
as we are Informed on reliable authority thai
nothing in the shape Of valuables was buried
with her.-AtbdHy Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-04
THE EVENING STAR
LATE KILOGRAMS, ke.


The United States officers in Newark. N. J..
have arrested three notorious countefeiters,
whose headquarters are at Newton, N. j. They
OF ruhans who have robbed and burned sew
eral stores in Sussex and Warren counties.
ibe1r names are GUstsvus Zeouth, George A.
JuIhtn' and Henry Schaffer. Two other men.
hameo james r Lawrence ard John Stucher.
ootn OF New York State. were arrested there
LOT passing counterfeit money.
man calling mself Col. II. T.. Clarke was
aIts.o an providence. X. l., Saturday, for
SWIMMING Sol. Amass Sprague and other men,
bers OF the Narragansett PARK sSociation. Ne
II salo 10 be a confidence man of widespread
notority, who Is wanted IN various parts Of the
country.
D'IsraelI rendered his resianation S,,ura,v-
but n was 4 u accepted. Gladstone TODAY will
move TO suspend all orders and take IN The
resolutions introduced by him relative 10 the
Irish Church. IL the resolutions are cNrri~d
through an address 10 the Queen will follow.
Alaska adyices are TO April 10Th Twelve
vessels have arrived within four days, an slud-
ing three steamers. Several new buildings are
going mp in Silks. the town presents q busy
and thriving appearance Several scaling and
fishing expeditions have started northward.
Adyioes from Portland, Oregon, announce
the arrival Of Governor Wood by the overland
route from New York. The grading Of the
Or gon Central railroad Is progressing nj the
rate Of two miles a day.
Siackleberg has been appointed ambassador
20 represent the Russian Government at Paris,
vice Baron Budberg, resigned.
A dispatch states that CraveIli the Austrian
ambassador al Rome, died in that city on Sat-
urdsy.
A State convention of Spiritualists is now be-
ing held In California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-04
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. o26, Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.

~~Nf Soe'nOost SoiueT FtI anu ~ 5ticcto'
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE EAST
OF THE CAPITOL AT AUCTION.
Ca1rt for oi aecree passed by the Orphans
bA approved and ratified by decree of the Supreme
court Of the District of Columbia, passed on the
I'm ga, Gay OF April i56S, shall sell on TIC ESDAY
premises, Lets No l. 2 and 3, in Square No. $40. in
the city OF Washington, ID. c.. commencing for the
same at the southeast of the said square and
dad !hsnce along East Ca pito street one hun
ared and nifty seven $50 ieet eight 49, inches,
irontlng on East Capitol street, at the corner of
9th str. ct asst, having good fronts and depths.
The whole of Lot numbered twelve ~ } in SQUARE
numbered eight hundred and forty $780, beginning
Iof the same eighty 500 feet from the sout east
corner OF the square and fronting on 9th street
east running thence rth still fronting 9th street
hundred ana five 900 feet one "a inch; thence
sohth iory three t43lfeet one inch; thence east
Two t32) feet seven inches; thence south
twenty t2ap fact; thence east twenty-five (22) feet
Elk 20 inches to the beginning; fronting on 9th
north ."A 10y =
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF May next, at
5o'clock m, / shall sell. on the premises. Lots
numbered 2, and s, being the whole Of Square
numbefed !oO5, bounded by Massachusetts, avenue
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
70 pe paid In cash and the residue in two ecu al in
staiments at six and twelve months, respectively,
with interest from day of SALE and secured by deeds
Of trust on the premises. All convey ancing and
revenue stamps at tho cost OF the purchaser. One
hundred dollars down on each piece OF property on
tbe DAY ot sale; and If the terms are not complied
guardian reserves the right 10 resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defauting by
advertising the same tn times in some paper
published in "a'hinftSn1 S Sl6y, Fl GEss Gu.ra;.n
ap 2O-eodds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
y Late Clerks with j. g. Mcclure q Oo.,)
oVe'owess corner Penn. avenue and llth stress
(Stof Once BuildinG.l


(Stsr once BuildinsJ
OEhHCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE m.
rRUNED ZEAL ESTATE NEAR FOUR
IEEElH STREET WEST, AND FRONTING
ALMOST DIRECTLY ON PENNSYLVANIA
TnnEErrTTEpp AND WEST OF THE NATIONAL
BY virtue Of adecree of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed in chancery cause No.
Ig4o, Stoneman ct al VS.. HaIdeety ct al, shall on
MkDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of May, 1853, at five
oc i. p N on the premses, proceed 70 sell, at
was Of the estate of the late Cornelius Mclean de-
ano eight. Is In SQUARE Ne, 24, in Washington
city, In said District. which has been di vided Into
two parts, the first of which fronts "a feet llA
inches on street north, and runs back IS feet to
public alley, with public alley on the west eide Of
1t, containing about 2,l2S % loo square feet Of
ground, and improved by Brick Building. The
second Lot fronts 20 feet inches said 4 street,
runs north 100 feet; then west IA feet II inches
then north SO feet 70 public alley; then along said
alley Is feet 81 inches; then l5e feet to said
street. and then along said street 40 feet AZ
to the beginning, containing about 654l IS 100
square feet Of ground, and improved BY Brick
Building, now occupied by p. Vermeren a. q hoi 81
nnG hS REoperty Is in the square
offers rare opportunity to those desiring to invest
in real estate In Washington.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase monsy
70 be paid In cash. and the balance in, respective
'Iy, SIX aud twelve months from the day of sale,
with interest," to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser. OouveyanciDg and stamps at the cost
Oh the purshssef deposit of $500 on each lot re-
GEO. 81. WILLIAMS, Trustee,
epA dads COOPER LATIMER Aucta
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DROPOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF


OpFes CHEF Commissary Of Subsistence,
DepdrfnasHf Of Dakota,
81 PAN, MrHns sofa, April "A, 1873
sealed Proposals. in dnplica'e: will be received
thls ON &c, or at the office of the Acting Commits
earles OF Subslstence at Forts Abercrombe and
Wadsvorth ID. T.: and Ripley and Smelling, Mimi =,
Tor supplying net Beef from the block from July ,
1888 To June 80, Is g, to the troops at -
tort AbercrOBbie. ID. T., 3 companies
FORT Wadsworth, ID. T., companies.
Fort Ri pley, MINI. / compepy
Fort Smelling, MINI. / company
The bt ef to be of good marketable quality with
equal proportions II fore and hi I'D uarters In ecks
shanks, and kidney tallow to be excluded aud de-
Hyrred a. the posts named, in such quantities and
at such times as may be required.
The necks OF the cattle slaughtered under this
agreen ent shall b. cut off at the fourth vertebra
Joint and the breast trimmed down The shanks
four inches above the knee joint and of hind quar-
ters from SIX to eight inches above the gsmbrel
hOck Jsint.
Bids may be made either for furnishing the beef
az any one of or at all the posts above named
Bids Will also be received for furnishing. for the
same period the officers stationed In st. Paul with
choice cuts of fresh beef, stating price pound
Bids from q d I'm must specify the names and adj
dress OF each member thereof.
bids
Each bid, TO secure consideration. must contain
awritten guarantee. (similar to the one req ired
by my advertisement of the 5th ult for beef cat
tie from two res ponsible parties for the faithful
performance of the contract, if awarded.
The nnders1gned reserves the right to reject any
or all bids offered.
Payment 10 he made monthly in such funds az
may be on hand II none on hand, to be made as
soon a. received.
Proposals must he endorsed distinctly Promo
ssls for Fresh Beef and adore .sed to the under
signed J. III. GILMAN,
Brevet Lieut.. Colonel and G. S.,
my Lot Chief e.. s.. Dent. of Dakota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-04

~Tbe Emperor of the French lately Gre
ated Mr.. Paul Dupont proprietor Of Paris
printing establishment, an officer OF the Legion
OF Honor. deput:tion from the printing
office waited on the Emperor, with. an addres
OF thanks, signed by t1e eleven hundred work
ingmen employed. The Emperor. in reply,
said that the honor had been conferred on Mr.
Dupont because he had introduced Into his
establishment the principal of cooperation,
which tended TO create unity of interests be-
tween masters and their operatiyes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-04

SALE OF VALUABLE Coal PRoPHRrY.-
Messrs. Grubbs n Williams sold at auction ON
tuesday,, the valuable coal property formerly
known as "Burfoot's Pits, " and recently owned
by the National Coal and Mining % npsny.
he property Is situated in Chesterfield county,
about twelve miles above Richmond, Va. Ii
was bought by Northern capitalists for ST.
2uU.25. The property was sold under deed of
trust.-RichmOnd Wks0.
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@The New York Sun asserts thst ever
since ladies left OF wearing bonnets and sinh
stItuted for then, btt Of pasteboard, covered
with some Thin stuff, on the top of the head.
and fastened under the chin with ribbon or q
strip OF lace, that painful disease neuralgia,
has prevailed among them TO an extent never
known before Tins fact, however, has no in
fuence upon the fashion
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AUCTION SALES,
G. r e AT
NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
REAL ESTATE SALE

NEW ANhNOE.
REAL ESTATE SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION,
TUESDAY. May u; 1858. Ct o'clock, at the
Real Estate Exchange, CORNER Of Seventh and D
Streets.
Nov firm of HALL RessJ
The above valuable square of ground, lots mum
by Admiral Wilkes and will be offered stauction,
MAY Il, at O'Clock, at our Rooms, first
ASA WHOLE.
2s5 North street, and
g 223 North Capitol street;
Including. on the last. mentioned street, the old
easily converted into a frst:cIass dwelling; aud
On In, Nsw Jersey avsnne two large story brick
pired, but can be renewed to present occupants.
The proximity Of this square to the Capitol
Baltimore Depot, City Hall, &C, makes it q
FIRST CLASS LOCALITY FOR A HOTEL.
The Committees the District in Congress
have agreed on the extension OF the
CAPITOL GROUNDS
to street, which places the south end of this
square directly in front of great Capitol build
ine, and this fact must, within few years render
this entire square immensely valuable.
If not sold a whole, it will then be OFFERED
IN LOTS, according to PRINTED PLAT,
six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty -four months
with interest, secured by deed of trust.
ALL THE LOTS on New Jersey avenue affofd
fine sites for business stands, and will Improve
from year to year in importance.
ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE.
NICE nearly new house, with six rooms two
of seventh str eet Terms: One half cash; balance
Elk and twelve months
SIXTEEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS in SQUARE I76
fronting on Seventeenth street and on north u
ity, on the grades. and each 20 feet front by
about Ito feet deep. Terms: One third cash: bal
ance in six, twelve, and eighteen menths with in
terest secured by ceed Of trust
ALSO, -FOUR
FIVE-ACRE LOTS. all beautifully located on the
west side of the Bladensburg pike, about three
miles from the city in the district. and i'm a fne
neigh bOrh"Od, under fence and cultivation. Terms:
one third cash balance in six, twelve, and Ugh
teen months. These fve-acre tracts are most de-
siTabie for gentlemen wishing q country home.
PARTICULARS about any of the above can be
had and PER- ons shown the property at any time
before the day of sale.
LOOK OUT FOB BARGAINsl
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SUICIDE BY PoIsoSING.-A man named
Joshua Anders, residing about four miles from
Mechanicstown. IN this county, committed sui
eide one day week before last, by swallowlng
a dose OF some kind OF rat poison. After taking
the poison be fingered nearly two days in great
agony, when death relieved him of his misery.
He was a man of about 50 years OF age, and
leaves wife and one child.-Frederick MAJ
sner
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526 southeast corner 7th and streets.

VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE, FRONTING ON M
sITssHHFT E6RTH BETWEsE4EEx sTEXHNrH AND
6oclock p m, we shall sell on the premises, east
ern part Of Lot s. in Square No "a, being Is feet
Of Frame Dwelling House. This property offers
great Inducements % purchasers, 80 II 10 Of the
best locations In Washington. a =
Terms: One third cash, the balance In six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest and %.
veyancfng ana revenue stamps ct the cost Of the
purchaser. 400 down on the day OF sale. 81
ap sod GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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~ Loafers are TO be shown but little mercy
in Chicago. The Councils have passed an ordi-
nance authorizing magistrates TO nne them Sls
for the irsi $50 for the second. and 500 for the
third ofense, and as much as they may think
proper to impose. A rigid enforcement Of uch
q law would MI some city treasures that we
know of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-04

A Sur Aqueous ESTERTAINMENT-bosto
capital OF the land of notions, proposes 10 in
troduce into its Fourth-of- July celebration
this year new feature-a submarine race, or
walking match under water. The distance is
a mile, from Long wharf 10 the Cunard wharf
in East Boston, and IL is proposed that three
practical submarine divers shall enter for the
race. A wag says this is a plan OF the cold wa
ter men. who wish to show what can Be done
in their faNorIfe element
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-04
10y JOSEPH f KELLEY,
ID Real Estate Agent and AHctioueer
Office, 363 Eighth street west. near north i ST

ID Real Estate Agent and AHctioueer
Office, 1868 Eighth street west, near north st.
1RUsTEE's sALEoF THE FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS or TIE DORSEY HOTEL" COR
NERO SEVENTH AND STREETS: Also.
BAR ROOM FIXTURES AND GOODWILL OF
The HOTEL, WAGON YARD, AND STABLE,
AT AUCTION
By virtue Of a deed of trust to me. the under.
signed, duly made and executed, bearing date on
the lst day of January A. ID 1853, and recorded in
Liber T.. G. No. 2, folios pa, 2i5. 24i and 24T,
one Of the chattel records in and for Washing son
county, In the Distr let of Columbia. shall offer
Tor sale: on the premises, known as the Dorsey
Hotel ;" situated on the southwest corner Of Sew
enth street west and north street, on FRIDAY,
the Sih day of May, A =. 1873, at ga O'Clock a. m
large assortment of Household Furniture. con-
ssting a part Of
Three ply and Ingram Carpets and Oilcloths
Haircloth Sofas Rockers, and Side Chairs
Bedsteads. Wardrobes, Bureaus, a nd Washstands
Hair top Busk and Straw Mattresses
Comforts. Quilts. BolsteTs, and Pillows
Tableware and looking Glasses
Centre and Side Tables, and one Piano
Parlor Slows, Window Curtains, and Straw Mat
Large Hotel Cooking Stove and Utensils
lining room and Kitchen ReQui ties
Bar-rOom fixtur and Good will of the Hotel.
Wagon ard, and Stable.
Also, large number Of articles too nun rous to
mention.
Terms cash.
ALBERT +. FOX. Trustee,
my4-4t JOS. +. KELLEY, Auctioueer.
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ID Il q P o S A l. s !.

OFFICE A. A. QUARTERMAsTER,
MILITARY Posi- OF LEIGH, N C., April %, 1873
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, will be received
at this office up to 10 O'Clock m. May 1858, at
which time the bids will be forwarded for the de-
cisIon OF the Commanding General. for furnishing
this Post with good merchaRtable Hard Wood four
ieeI long and one hundred and twenty eight cubic
f. TO the cord
The contract TO commence June |, 1873. and to be
in force until June l. 1859 or for such less period
as the Quartermaster General may direct.
The wood 10 be delivered IN sven gu antilles and
az such times, as the A. q. M. of the Post may
direct and 20 be paid for in such funds as are fur
nished by the Government monthly, or as soon
thereafter as funds received.
The proposals must be sealed and directed 70 the
Pest Qnartermsster, Raleigh, n C., marked Pro-
posals for furnishing Wood
r o. TYLER,
Brevet N sjor General u S Army,
ap2et Chief Or. Mr.. I'd Mil. District
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN.
Office pnTchdSing end Depot Com m issayy,)
No. OIL North Mais Street.

Office Purchasing and Depot Commissary,)
No. OIL North Mails Street,
St LOUIS, No, April "a, 1873
sealed Proposals will be received at this office.
and at the Offices Of the Chief &. s. Department Of
Missouri. Fort LeavenwOrth, Kansas, and Of the
Department ef the Platte, Omaha, Neb until "
o'clock m FkIbAY, May s, 1853, for the delivery
at st Louis, No, Omaha, Neb., or Sioux City,
Iowa, at such times the Government may re-
qulre. 80 pounds good Sound Corn. to be put up
IN new double sunny sacks, reserved, and to con-
tain about two bushels each.
The proposals to be in duplicate, on printed
forms, and subject TO the usual Conditions-which
can be ascertained on appicat ION this office,
al either OF the Offices above desi On ated where
blank forms can be Obtained-and be addressed to
the unde rsigned. or 10 Breyet Brigasier General
III K Morgan. q. 8, Fort Leavenworth, ans
or Breyet Lieutenant Colonel J. W. Barriger
Corn"
BY order Of Brevet Majsr General H. r. Clarke.
Chief c S., Military Division. N issouri
70 JOHN W. TURNER.
ap got Brevet MAJOR Gen and q s.