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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-01
Effects OF the Storm In Memphis
Chinese Emigration.

MEMPHIS, June 30.-The storm
this evening unroofed and otherwise
injured some twenty buildings. In
various portions of the city it blew
down chimnies. A lady, with three
men, is reported drowned while cross
ing the river in a skiff.
Chancellor Smith, In the case of
Williams against Baughrer, recently
appointed Registrar, decided that the
Governor had no power to remove
Williams. AS several of Williams
predecessors have been removed by
Governor BrOwnlow, the Office will
revert to the County Clerk.
At a preliminary meeting for the
purpose of encouraging Chinese emil
grafton, held at the Chamber Of Com
merce, this afternoon, Charles Kort-
recht presided. The meeting was
composed of the leading men of this
section of the country.
The following dispatch was received
by the Secretary;
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.
q. W. GJl:
Does the meeting at Memphis take
place on the 18th Of July. KOapman-
shoop, the principal Chinese importer,
will attend if the answer is favorable.
[Signed. j. q. EAsTLAND.
Captain Gift then moved that a
committee of five be appointed to drift
resolutions in reference to the same,
who reported a preamble setting forth
the need of labor in the Southwest,
the difficulty encountered by land
owners, and the following resolutions
ResOlVed, That, In the opinion of
this meeting, the best interests Of the
South require that all legitimate in
ducements shall be offered at once to
encourage the immigration Of Chinese
labOrers in large numbers direct from
China, to supply the great demand
now existing in the South for steady
and reliable labor.
ResOtUed, That 10 order to accom-
plish this purpose, a Convention
to consider the questions and mature
plan of operation be called, to
meet at this place on the 18th Of July,
to be composed of delegates from ali
parts of the South, aud especially
from Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and Ten
nessee and that each county, city aud
town in those States are hereby re-
quested to send such delegates with
out waiting for written invitations to
do so.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Opinion Delivered by Chief Justice
Frazier.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 80. - Chief
Justice Frazier delivered the opinion
of the Supreme Court this afternoon,
on the legality of the Specific Appro-
priation Bill, passed at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature. The de-
cision sustains the opinion Of the
Atsorney-General, recently delivered,
of the constitutionality Of the law.
The Courts say they cannot go be-
hind the record of the Legislature,
which does not show that there was
less than a quorum present when the
bill was passed. The Court did not
consider it proper or necessary at this
time to discuss the quorum question.
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Heavy Tornado.

MEMPHIS, June 30.-A tornado
passed over this city at 4 o'clock this
afternoon, accompanied by hail and
a terrible rain, demolishing signs
and awnings, and uprooting shade
trees. The steamer Virginia, lying al
%he wharf, had her chimneys blown
down, breaking in her roof The
roof of Tytor's cotton press was lifted
off and a great portion of it carried
some two hundred yards up the levee
aud over the top of one Of the highest
blocks in the city. No lives were lost
as for as known, but it is feared the
destruction Of property and crops has
been very heavy.
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Serious Revolt at Sing Sing Prison

POUGHKEEPsIE, june Boa seri-
Gus revolt occurred at Sing Sing
Prison this morning. Seven convicts
boarded the sloop. Martha Elizabeth,
lying at the dock, and driving the
crew ashore cut the lines and showed
the vessel off. The alarm was in
stantly given, but the vessel had got
off some distance, and the convicts
were hoisting sail, when a shower of
bullets was sent after them, aud a
convict named Drake fell badly
wounded. The rest Of the convicts
retreated to the cabin, when the sails
came down with run. A small boat
filed with officers then put off to the
vessel, and all the escaping convicts
were captured. Drake was taken up
to the hospital. and will probably die.
The rest were placed in irons.
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3 elad 10 notice thI

e glad to notice that one
rker is aware of the necessi-
improving the Ohio River. Mr..
n CLARKE has written a strong
on that subject. He says, by
completion Of the canal between
James and Kanawha Rivers, the
.anfic cities will be enabled to send
e three thousand miles to the
ease Of the Rocky Mountains
breaking bulk. Of this grand
inc, which Is superior in many
RS to that of the lakes, the
Hns the most important link.
necessity, therefore, of its i'm
vsnent is unquestionable. Mr..
aaKE thinks the day is not distant
-a the Ohio viii have upon its
ace a tonnage exceeding that Of
.hs inland commerce which now
upon all our rivers and lakes.
auticipations be realized, is
prayer.
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Murderers Resplted.

LOUISVILLE, June 30.-In the u. S.
District Court, to-day, Judge Bland
Ballard respited Blyew and Kennard.
the Lewis County murderers, until
the 29rh of October.
The case of Joseph Croxton, who
killed Benz. Miller in a gaming house
last April, was called up in the
Criminal Court to-day. After vain
efforts to yimpannel jury, the Court
adjourned until tomorrow.
The Mayor and members Of the
General Council, returned tonight
from Cincinnati, highly delighted with
their visit.
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President Grant in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 30.-President
Grant and his distinguished party to-
day visited the workshops of the Bll-
timore & Ohio Railroad atMt. Clair,
and their European wharyes at Lo-
Gust Point They subsequently en-
barked on the steamer Baltimore for
a trip probably as far as Fort Mon
roe, and will return tomorrow.
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% MUCH difference of opinion has
10 expressed with regard to the
tly Of the ratification of the
-sen1h Amendment by our State
.alure and the passage of the
dc A Appropriation Bill. that we
lst6ed in giving up much of our
to an able argument on that
Democrats In this part of
Ne have heretofore regarded
PERKINS, long a member of
Feme Court, as a lawyer of
at ability, and a man Of
Hegrity. To all such we espe-
commend his argument which
p1lg On the second page. The
&c takes the same position with
2 70 The law OF quorums as. that
l By Senator MORTON, but
u its defense, a host Of legal
ls and preeedents which MIR.
0N lid not present. He argues
luestien 1 OF only technically but
merits, and it IS for this reason
regard the argument as of SO
Importance.
would ike to see the argument
Judge appear in the Demo
of the State, but pre-
snail not. They will con-
p about the illegality OF
siative proceedings, but will
to lei lheir readers ses
N ae Of So learned o Demo,
IS Jadge PERKINS or
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grand Jubilee
AND
Promenade Concert.
AT THE
ARTESIAN SPRINGS PARK
ON THE
Fourth Day or July, 1869.
Grand Jubilee
CONCERT BY THE
Evansville COrneL Band.
Admission TO the Grounds Cents.

The undersigned has the pleasure OF In
forming the public that Sufficient num-
Der OF new bathrooms has been added
ana ntted up at the above esta lishm eut,
auOrding ample commodation fOr ali
Visitors for baths every day in the week.
Arrangements have been made with the
Street hailroad COMPANY to run ffg cars
from 4 O'Clock AN. until ii O'clock PM.
Sundays not excepted.
EDWARD WELLER.
ICourier, Union. and Democrat copvL
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TIE farmers of Southern Indiana
q planted this year an unusually
.e area Of land in tobacco, and
"a what We can learn the crop is
3 promising. The plants are grow
finely, and we anticipate that
re tobacco will be gathered than
ever been known in the history
the sttc- The crop seems to be
IRE profitable than grain.
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he will remain until October to re-
cruit his health. He is temporarily
relieved from the performance Of the
duties of President of the Council,
but will continue to transact the b0si-
ness of Federal Chancelorship.
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Hone KONG, June "a great and
decisive battle has been fought be-
tween the Imperialists and Mahom-
medan rebels. The latter were de-
feated with loss of 10000 men.
: The Chinese have offered further
insults to foreigners.
The news from Japan is unfavor-
able. The war continued, and heavy
fighting was anticipated.
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Adminiatratnr,s Nntina

RIOTICE Is HAEREBY GIVEN. that
~ VIII sell at public auction. on MON
DAY at O'CLOCK PM, the zS day Of
~ ~, Ioo9, az my residence, co-ner OF Null
Evansville all the pers Jnal property be-
longing 20 the estate OF John b. Putnam,
late of Nanderburgh COHuIy, deceased,
consisting OF hou- -ehOld and kitchen furnl
ture, horse, buggy, harness, saddle. bride,
&c, Nc.
Terms of Sale-On all sums over three
dollars, a credit OF six months will be
gwen; note, with approved security, Will
bs r. -quired in settlement
JOHN IA. NJ RGAN,
Administrator.
June 5th, 1869. LJun7 d3w
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The Cotton Cron.

CHARLESTON, June 30.-Accounts
from all quarters represent the cot
ton crop, both upland and sea island,
as eXtremeIy promising.
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Custom Frauds InrestIeafed.

New ORLEANS, June 3O.-Collec
tor Casey's Investigation into the GUS
ltoms frauds have resulted in the sell
zure of large quantity of sugar be-
longing to August Il. Canteerie &
Co, and the placing under surveil-
lance of the entire stock Of imported
sugar ia bond in stnis city, amounting
to II, ,d6Oa boxes. 3,157 hogsheads, 1873
tierces aud 259 barrels. The investi-
CATION has developed. an extensively
organized system Of defrauding the
revenue by talse-iuvoiees, Weighing,
etc., in whichfmerchahts and a mum
Der Of customs officers are implicated.
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Il CARD.

The above change having become upear-
-ssrY 0u account OF the continued ll health
81 Bfr- KuInter, shall continue tine sho-
Business ab the same place. and with s.fI
the facilities OF the late firm.
T. ~. TURNER.
Evansville, June islhs 1869, lJuu2i 1tf
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Serious accident.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, june 30 Five
laborers at the Heosiac Tunnel were
to day, accidentally, precipitated
eighty feet to the bottom Of the cen
tral shaft. Two were killed instantly,
and three mortally wounded.
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FOR SALE.
nissolntion of Partnership.

YvyHE PARTN ERSEHEP HERETO
Ii fore existing under tie firm name Of
Turner IL kumler IS dissolved by mutual
consent. dating rom June lSt.
4 II accounts due said nrm Will he COL
Iectei by +. W Turner, and all Liabilities
Il T. ". TURNER.
e+A W. j.. KUMLER
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ALBANY, NSY., June 29.-The
Journdi publishes an argument by
Hon Il. w Keys, Deputy Superin-
tendant of the Bank Department, re-
viewing the opinion of Attorney Gen
eral HOar, that National Banks can
not be converted into State rinstituE
tions. stMr. Keys makes a strong
argument. controverting the opinion
of the Attorney General.
IL Is stated tbat Uop Jn0. A. Girls
void Is atahe head Of an enterprise
to bring coal from Pennsylvania 10
this city VIA the Susquehanna Rail-
road
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T.. G. & p Railrnad

FEIHERE WILL BE a MEETING OF
4 the Directors OF the Evansville, Carmi
aud Padueah Railroad Company at Robt.
a. Btlls office Thursday, July ISL 1867. af
o'clock Pm. fe3O fd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-01

DER exchanges all speak in glow
terms of the wheat crop now
1g harvested. If the continuous
ms af the present week do no ma
ial injury, the crop in this part of
State win be in excess of that Of
previous year. All our inform
! urlte s. saying that the like was
er seen before. Some express fears
(. with all the improvements in
thinery, great difficulty will be ex-
anee5 in harvesting the grain
re ii becomes so ripe as to occa-
waste The danger of waste is
iderable, especially with the Eng
wheat, which easily falls out of
MI when it is thoroughly ma
Mechanics and laboring men
lely, we think, calculate on
read next year.
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ANOTHER MUSICAL FESTIVAL
mpsic-ioving people of Vermont
New Hampshire are to have a
sical festival and picnic at Railroad
1ve, Lynd6nville, Vermont, on the
b, 1lth. 18th and 18th Of August
The spot selected is every way
ted 70 the purpose. and the iesti-
itself will surpass the Boston
bilee inasmuch that the partici-
its viii camp out. A large tent,
able Of accommodating two thou
ID. persons. will be pitched and used
evening" exercises and concerts
p management of the affair is in
haads Of gentlemen who viii see
ts the best of order is maintained.
viii be four days flow of melody.
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COUNTY ADYERTIsEMRgTg.


hhllIDdA MOLIGGs
MTOAtCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN wa
~ INC tne lu4lhed voters of the county aI
haupefbufghf lhatl lu pursuance ID a.
ORDER of the Board Of Commlaalouafa Fl
shid county, rendered 90 their June f.r5a
ldbJ, the polls viii be- opened on tha 5ff.
DAY of August, 1852, 90 che several VotIea
= hcts lu sh d cObnty. ~ take the votes &
lhe seeai voters Htereof upon the subject q
said county aidfuy Do the eonstfurfIl go. +. 4
the Evansville, Cslruf n radueaH RaIIfe5I
70 tle amount oi tWo hu4dred and f0flH-
Two thousand dollars.
Given under my hand. this Nth dsg 81
June, 1869. WTCT0H HIaou
Auditor Of Vnndefburqb Conlltv
Jun23 dAw1w
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Canadian Items.

OTTAWA, June 80. = The Priv
Council met yesterday, and, it is mn.
derstood, made arrangements relative
to opneing a road to the Northwest.
Tt is reported that John Rose will
proceed to Washington on the 18th oi
July, to negotiate for the proposed
reciprocity treaty.
WOoDsToCK, June 30.-This place
was visited by a hail storm on Sun.
day, the hail stones being five to
eight inches long. Much damage was
done to gardens.
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LEE nINKELSPIkL.

Formerly OF Louisville. Kentucky,
ATTORN EX AT LA w
third Street. between Main and Locust,
Evansville, Indiana. Business promptly
attended to. Special attention paid to
COLLECTIONS. leo I'm
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.CHE Fort Wayne Gazette asserts
Fort Wayne is the second city in
State in population, and the first
me amount Of its manufactures.
CEstte is much mistaken. At
last State election. when every
rrt was made by both parties to
Bg out the last voter, the vote In
nsFltte y -.--.4 1Ul
10 Way e.------...--.--.---. I
Ference ..--..... ,3O
aorc than thirty-tIree per cent. in
n Of Evansville. IF Fort Wayne
he larger population it must be
lly composed Of women and chill
a. Itis evident that the men are
-aere. The Gazstte's boasting is
20 flight by the statistics.
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IHE Madison Courier boasts that
days that city has shipped East
huudrsd barrels and one thousand
huadred boxes of starch. Madi-
.u ought to be a right stiff little
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Boston, June 30.-The following
gentlemen have been elected over
seers of Harvard College, for six
years Edward b. Hale, Charles e.
Adams, William A. Richardson, Wm.
g. Russell and Waldo Higginson; for
Eve years, Samuel a. Green.
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AEAA H.
Indian Sprfiu 2s

The Proprietor Of the Indian
Springs. In Martin County, Indiana.
respectfully informs The Public that
his house will b5 open for visitors
the LIST of June.
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Dissolution of OO.Partnsrship.

THE FIRM Or Sharpe & Williams.
a dealers IN meats aHd fruits, corner
Third and Locust Streets, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Edgar sharpe
assumes the Liabilities, and Is alone au-
Lhoflzed 70 collect the accounts OF the late
nrm. W. W. Williams will continue the
business at the OLD stand.
ED. SHARPE,
". W. WILLIAMS
Evansville, Indiana, June %, i809.-je28 81
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Nniea.

THE FIRM OF HORGMAN a
- REHME was dissolved on the LIST on
| lhls month by mutual consent, Frank
behme Withdrawing from said firm.
Ihe business Will be carried on by the
remaining partner, who Is authorized to
couect and settle up all outstanding ac-
| counts. JOHN II. BOR6MAN.
jun8 div
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re LIE G e AP 81.
The Specific Appropriation
Bill.

The Specific Appropriation
Bill.
Justice Frazier's Opinion.
More about the Ocean Bank
Robbery.
100000 Worth Of Bonds
Recovered.
Heavy Tornado at Memphis
President Grant in Balti-
more.
Failure of a Cuban Expedi-
ton.
Cotton Crop in South Caro-
lima.
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FHNAA LsE .NAta Weh - EtE HaNNaH 1888
~ nine miles north OF SHOALS hfAs
1ION, on the OHIO and Mississippi HaIIs
road, in "A very romantic aud pletufeQua
region abgundine in game nnd hsh ~
we'll aa mlufra and botanical HuoclmeuH
and Indian Relies Tile fuUudus JUG
ROCK, natural curiomiy oi great intrIz
esr, stands near the road 0u the way fu
the station.
Tho Mineral Water ia considered hF
many persons as the most ValuHbis Hf HuR
90 the West: waite sulphuT, Biael HHl-
phur, SulphO. Chnly ybcate, ChHIg gbeafe. Hnd
fresh WHtHr--and im auuudnnce.
Analysis by Dr. owen on one Of tHn
springs shows the following properties
rree EulphurcttcG Hydrogen, carbonate
% MHgnesim, sui rhnfg MnHunatn, #tI1tlH#a
small quantity, CHrDOmlU AHId ftaH
trace, CnlOride sOdiunft HulpHHfe ut asUan
Sulphnte Lime, Carbonate Lime. 0flt0#
ride Potassium quantity AtumluH
mali quantity.
For the superiority OF Che Wator aa 5
curative agent ana delicious SUNNI hHF#
orage, rei iefonco need only be mmtH to fHe
thousands vino hnvo ufBu lt It luiH bHen
fOuNd especially cIcacluuH for byapeHatH
in all iis iormss TOR nll diaeasfH ~ tho
Stomach. BowesF, kidneys, hyes, ahiuf
Tor Dropsy, Neuralgia, syphiIi itHeemhs
tisuu. kcrOfula, uud mi chronic eaafsHs HH th
la an active and gnlclBut ALI HHhf fIfHs
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Warm. Cold, and Tepld shower and
Tub Baths Furnished OF the
Mineral WHteF.

Tie Bowling AUeya and SALOON are iu
charge of Mr. Cafm4dy, pf EVnuHViiIIH.
who VIII be plcnaed 90 caller 10 Che TASTES
a. many new ones as may favor dim with
their presence
Daily hacks viii convey TaWHnEafa 81
and nom the springs, couuae .inH Win lIa
trains both ways on The Dulo nua MlaafH-
slDpl Railroad az shoals htatInns Hacks
wifi also run between Bedford ou tnH
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago ttaiIs
road, and TIE Springs.
ID. K. DUNIHUE. Proprietor
The place. with FoVeu hunared acreHi 81
fot sale on lease f0r "a Term of Ieafh.
June ~. dtletang
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Berlin, June 30. = Bismarck has
gone to his estates at Yarsenie. where
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
BroposaIs.
OFFICE CHrST QrARrEExAsTER,


FoRT IEAvsNwoRIH Kan Dee e,I . Isey sI = n
ARMY TRANSPORTATION.sT0, T :, SEAhLD S.dsi q ~
~ PROPOSALS be received at this onee untn II e '
January Il fRMAssPoRfAros Ran OF MILITARY SUPPLIES, s-O .,
I ssss ro"tes rapos. NO vii also be Te1s'Sa M sp n
frsve NJ. LaidOstOn C. O. NJ at Santa rs " a. NV"
From sue. points on til. rnoS 9SS'h P.tS SS a- dR,9g 5.5
the existence Of the contract 20 ds' sn1sa u G osang officer
Ss state K1.s, nd Ter:ory Of Of latitude de-
gees S SST '.SS Pa.S1a Sr ns and wet degrees ,9l
nou SswMereo such other depot as may s eno
sa.n % .t.,S ,hs rate per pounds 100 miles at rssn thy
will transport the tsore in each month Of the year. Ss"s
sep, bids however ar, invited and win be ent'ri,ln. for n,
pounds distance aud not per oO mics - Wv
going case; o,, ,opr u,prpp
Forts zh I,nsd psg; sSa tySI SSa FfTS SSs Garland
to Forts Dof ff5% yS' Rf OK p6aT WALLACE
Fort. Lyon Reynolds, Garland, 'ud lnion. ,p,,co,
The transportation herein d,sH.sa 20, 10 Il the distance,
places and upon any other pom" ES
the '''' herein advertised RStrs NO ,.,u.,. fl.
Fort Union such other depot "a may DC h.
Territory Hs-MeIeO posts % stations 'es! .s o. & b.
established , eTTtor and to SO s. of Tea. west Of
k s Transported will not exceed No 100000
poara No 100000 pounds. .,,h r,oDo,, MAT
70 the order d lie ss d:s. faO9 G ssSs & IN case 40 award
made him bidder will accept aud eole, With good
and o .cuy ,etS'Res .h s The terms o. & m %
I whom the contract be awarded TO execute IN due form u'n
E,h bidder shs opening Of the proposals. or be
by his
M win Be required 70 bosd; RQSt' No. II s1h
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty ard toTen oi eaeh ousi Aoo
person offered as sscurity will be repaired. -,
be ndOi Proposals for Army 1ranporahon on
Route No a. or 81 a. s may be- aud none VIII De
eopy with the requirements Of this advertisement
award made bo prepared 10 execute te
without is, and 70 give the required oonds o
faithful performance OF the contract
THE gb reject he offered is reserved
must be 10 readiness for service by ihs
April 1859 ani have place Of buness agency
which be with readily the starting point "
points o fhis route
wing the condition., the contract to be entered into
bad application this Office either person
ally and and be part OF tbe
Blank for proposals will Oe furnished on application.
By order oiths Chief MtAr Of the Missouri
@ EASTON Dept Q. 81. HelL, I. 9. A. O. Q ", Dept Mo
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
yropusals.

orp,cp ov ARrERxAsrER GRSERAL, CoRSBRo oE
HousToy AND GREEsEsrs., NEw YORK CIrI Jsa. Iooy
CEALED PROPOSALS, i'll duplicate. WIN u y
be received at ihs Y o'clock Jan - 10y 9r
RRFCTION ofTWO FRAME BUILDINGS at Fort Hamilton n L.
ops and h. stories each of folio wing dnensions 70 e
by III aud 26 feet By IS feet each building having porch hoh'
and rear
Pans and Specifications oth work he seen this once
Bidders must state time which they viii complete he Wos
ard will required guarantee two responsible ree' lot h
faithful compliance with the agreement ,-
Te right reject or all proposals
Payment made the eoDpesd upon the accp
ance of the A. A. q NJ, at Fort Hamilton.
RUFUS INGALLS,,
By Major General aud Asst Quarernsster General T. G A.