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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22


A.. ,,..- r. K..EA~
claims To- have IN n posses{ In fhe
tomahawk which y sseh thfew at
Col. Richard ~; JoHnson, Just before
'ne 'a''e' ' ''o''"'se' -
"Ihe tomahawk which Tecumseh
threw at COL hicnaru M. Johnsoh'
just before hs latter ki'sdhnm'W
AN inumatc iricnd ntour elbow IN
iorms Us, 'snas IN "'e ofmsW western
tours ASoS)I Ne ,had gtes pleasure OF
spending lew oayaas a guest OF two
nlghsy 1cnisi vstea sgentiemen the
Messrs Mai \. urosners tn en- liy-
ing "a In e,.' vIlihge y MI Vernon, ~
francs couhty,4Afka hsas.c hua uslns
ifIhe Aessrs. mallory were sormeny
rom Virgins liz H y me, .he relics resI1
ana cui'oSi!'eFle esp'p''eu 70 our
irieisar ny these genAemen, was y
tosnd ,s'ea snid tomanawk WIS OF
ntghiy polishnesdt steel; me o 1t'Vts
oroad, ana upon one side the crescent
m Don, seyen.starsr and one other
81 az, supposed to represent the n ort tit
s 0s r; on NE oppossite, sIue were otner
Dieroglyphicss setiin shyeFi The ham,
mer was boiiowj the handle was or
wood, and also hollow the open
ings 10 The hammeri land handle, We're
united inithe center ofIthe'eye oil tine
tomahawki apd tile handle was
bound BY three siiyer, bands. 4 4 80
This natchet OF tonaf1awk had eyi-
IDENTIFY served the double purpose Of a
battle-ax In times OF battle, and n'ti. as a a
tooacco- pipe, TO be used IN times Of
peace From the finish OF this In
strument 1t WAS evident that the
work was mol that of INDIANS pI'h or saw y:
agesn pqt 81 higher order Of CIVIL
eaton, Conjecture suggested Engr
land rs the place OF It's nianufacture,
ana the donor Gen. Proctor, the Eng-
gllsn onicer under Whom Tecumseh
anu hls braves fought, iailti by whose
side they fell IN battle l ~, I'm h., =,
VueryThoow came the Messrs.
mallory an possession OF this relic OF
.he war OF ioiA Every senool ooyis
mmiiiar With the tra trad history
~ .he e',,i Ksii ltg % Teculmseh by Col
i.icchard Al, 'ohnson, OF NY. The
history OF inc ABOVE described war
reiic,' as given by our friend, leaves
some some doupt as 70 VINO KILLED. Tecum-
sen, or VINO has his ton'dhapk.t The
history OF the tomahawk, as evenly
the Messrs. Mallory TO our friend, Is
IN substance as follows: .lah.al sr1r
a"Capt. Mallory, of Virginia, and
father OF the above named gentle-
men, was IN command ofa,company,
OF volunteers under Col. Johnson,
and In the battle where Tecumseh
fell. Capt. Mallory was the avowed
author Of the death of this brave In
dian Chief, who fell in the hottest of
the battle surrounded by his braves
and at the supposed hands Of Capt.
Mallory. After the battle was over
the tomahswk In question was found
close by Tecumseh's lifeless body.
The proximity Of the tomahawk to
and elegant in f,nish, ,was he,,.vea
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22


AN interesting history is said to be
In preparation, which will be looked
for with no small degree of interest.
Ii Is thus spoken of by the Washing
ton correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial ',i '' 'el'.
Judge Jerry Black, who was Mr..
Buchanan's Attorney General, and
Secretary OF State after Gen. Cass'
resignation of that office, Is preparing
a statement, which will he m ade pub
lie, giving a history of what occurred
from November the 4th of March
preceding MIR. ULincoln's inaogpra-
tion, concerning the action of the adj
ADMINISTRATION i'm its endeavors 10 rein
force Fort Sumte and the disposition
which he and the late Edwin M.
stanton maintained regarding that
matter. lie will known o por-
ton of the secret history of that Pc
riod, which will not only be interest
ing, hut will throw light upon the
strange action OF certain gentlemen
who held cabinet positions under that
administration. ri .U.N .fr VII
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22

fIoss. --over ~, 900 hogs have been
received at Chicago during the past
ten day.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22
Saturday. january 2a. la70.

The land mentioned In che piesdIngs as
belonging to the estate of ii, Pride, deed,
There In about 100 acres in the tract. The
land is situated near Port Royal, with n
distillery upon the land.
4TERMs--one and tw years credit with In
terest from date. Notes with good surety
required, and allen retained. No rcdcinp-
w 7. sfIAcKEIFoRD, c&M
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22

No money paid uutil the sl,dok Is deIiv-
cred. Special advertising positions can be
secured BY spplyihg'to the publishers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22
NHE SIXTH ANNUAL Tissue OF
sthe NASHVILLE city -Direciory, will

sthe Nashville .tity Directory, will
contain. a business Directory Of the
Il towns and stations on the different
Railroads eenterlng NJ this point, includ-
Ing Murfreesboro, Sheibyville. Tullahoma,
Chattanooga, Franklin, Columbia, Pulas-
II, Athens, Ala, Decatur, Ala, Hickman,
ky., Ringgold,s Dalton, Marietta and At
lanta, Ga; Hopkinsytlie, KY, Clarksyilie,
CITY, dresden, and Lebanon, fenn; Tunnel
Hin, Kingston, and Rome, Ga; Huntsville
ana stbnrfs, press stalI6 "a an Tennos-
see, Alabama and Georgia an abstract of
the United States tax laws and stamp dn-
ties; q correct post ONCE directory OF the
United States and Territories,
The publIsliers return thanks 10 the busi-
ness men of the city and State, for the lib
eral patronage bestowed, and commenda-
ton given former issues OF the City Direc-
tory and believing that the extension OF
the canya To, towns not included In any
former issue, Win meet with the approba-
ton OF, and prove beneficial to the bnsi-
ness community, they respectfully ask the
ratsupport OF tho advertising public.
- = TFrMa Of "A ny n Rrrafsn.l !
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22
BUT,
What Company Shall /
~ Choose 2

TMRyKTEpAN NEW york LHrr
Invites CQAlPARISON with ANY
UOMPANY In the WORLD, and Il
IL contspt 70 Feave the balance 70 dis
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22

The reception Of the Confederate
Orphans and their attendants, at
Nashville, on last Tuesday, was a
grand affair. Every preparation OF
welcome had been made, aud was
carried out 10 the Qualification OF the
large crowd assembled at the depot.
The most striking feature Of the o.
casien was the Post band playing,
81 am lonely since my mother died"
This comingling Of the boys in blue
with the little orphans of the boys
in gray was scene that touched
, the hearts u All. .t irW
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22

EnEcTioN.--An election Is ia take
place in. Now Hampshire, on the SEA
rona Tuesday in March next, for
q vernon, Railroad Comm ssiuncr
and state I.,i latoit
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22
SALE or LAND.

+; Pride, Ex'tr, VS. Heirs aud Creditors of
ii. Pride. y = ? w. ~ II
by virtue Of m order made In this cause
NJ the October term, 1860. OF Chancery
CourtRt Clarksvilles will sell, at public
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-22

New York Lilc Insurance Company.
anas I'm.
, 1870-06-02

,l.1 a191na the fhratee md even aftar tha hons.
naa n,e 4 1esn eleared by tho police mass Of poo
r. r. N ssooG n front OF the bull ding Discussing
s:i c.o IIao!e =, event.. Captain Kennedy. of the
sa1,., oa1M "Ma Police, was compelledat last to 60
t ouna 70 sne theatre with a saasl Of police
H. m tae franklin street police station and clear
LIT WPeopte Pc away from the building.
cbe.ta. Maeu 5ne SIa reporter called at the West
cnncsr.;oo uotei. Ast night, to make inquiries
th.t thGtitSsmne S MISS Nel:s' condition, he was told
ansy es y tne physician's orders no visitors were
allowed to see her. The wounds are not peces-
-! -! taIs1, tut care is necessary TO ward OF
~ AZ 11e laceFation hy the teeth, especially
~ L1e neck, are deep and wide. The hand Is
3isa,'uily 3y nangled, and, although no bones are
tfoken, some of tho tendoIs ire 40 badly in
1ufed a. possibly to Cause permanent 1eform-
Nv. The gasbea from the aniu1aTA claVs sre
tngntful, and considered the most dangerous
az the virus getting into the blood may csuse
modification. The animals which Miss Wells
appears with are only two wears md t3vs zs
months old, and we're obtained by her father 4
few days after their birth and reared and Grained
" hin especially for his daughter to perform
With. They are said 10 be yefy tract.hie md
devotedly attached to their young rnistress,
showing for her all tho Affection Of 4 yonng
spaniel. The keeperof the animals and Mr'
Wells are unable to account for the ferocity Of
Tie Aoness, which is Miss Wells pet other
WI, nlse man that che VA sannoyed by " Prince,''
Inc e, A1i1can ~ hon, IN the adjoining cage.
1he Lion Queen declares her defe+nina-
to maintain the title she has assumad and
lhst she Will again appear Immediately on her
recovery. She promises her pet severe cas-
/ :sstlon tor her misbehHyior. Miss Wells and
n2f 1r1cnds are very eanguino that, II no fever
Eupervenes, she will DO able to perform in
FEW days.
, 1870-06-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET
"WEDNESDAY ErrSrsa .Tpra

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, June T.
salcs or e3ain neur. and provisions will DC found
ulHer The head OF "EOnmercal," and the rraIn in
cas,s sold subject to the usual charges Of s;ornyn
unless otherwise expressed. 'Aee'
nCTTER-.The inquiry was fair both on local &C
count md for shPmeAt ant1 for nil Krntles oi,oyn
ce1rinbn prices were SUSTAINED with conai,erni,1o
aE1nnc6s. The receipts are liberal. ati sti1i In.
cfeaslne. Int The demand thus fat has been sufl-
:ou, save OF low rrafles. We nuote the fnarSrt
s1eady at the following prices: Choice daily. aia
&c; far to to good tub and frlan, 1s@20c; commo1
DAGG1NG-Thls market wns without important
chalte clhet IN Tore, or In price. Grain bags and
su4nses aIe meeting With steady talr demand,
an'l art firmly helt, nj the quoted prices, Tne
movement III wool sacks Is also fair, and increas
.ag: which ii1nnrts fgmer feeling, but yct no
,s MEfson a ian A. laMe n!as fG9 MH 9goe Stark +3E9
:an, 1oc; Amoskeag, 5sc; Union i, sc: Runniea
4k-u. &c: gunnies, 4-bu, 27aosc; burlaps. S-66,.
BGbiSa ieG SoS MTER1ASsTbp haEEf saf DENIM, ,or
building materials continues fair, and prices arr
finn At The following range: Michigan atIcco,
t"5; marble dnst, y bri, sJ5O1aI Is: lime In inlS
~: fly; lime, In bris, = bri, t1.225: cement,
a5r Garks : 1,r Giiee 4 o4s ri cement Rose
Louisville cement, s2-i59225: plastering % Haif, !;
Sass: r. ssei & Ss!ss Us 5sS; ssas : IL IL 81 *
a -: plaster, I, hrl, 81. 00tl2. 2s '
C0FFEE-Contlnnes In fAr demand. and urtcea
1es o! nfm ~ a. .ne ioloTtng range: Mocha 3535c;
yaSas ,s, 9SGsee .: O. Java. e@esc; ruastlng Rto'
Sl!sa ~ PRIME 10 choice, 224@93i{c; LaguaTro
fifEEaE Deo,o,c ,on,r+
ss sou. ana 5or Inc goods outside quotations. arc In
nut The SUNNY ne VI q ss no ate e.eaay 1hcfessn
present teev i on ~ n1nness Vs., ana ne
ineorv Ne~ aotk 1AetoIy 1Aa1;c; Illinois
eoThe smand 1or coaI Is. ,Ta1 e IT,
1e t1,n Snalacsf Ine5e ~as ifle o. no Inquiry
nn buytnr caouri ia nect H consumer were
"qetestT piace in The cftV Tna y gaL me
Irbrh' nrepared' sisn, III sna19 1aap, ", sEnal9Oo;
WInI, iii - * f~ a Lle and Br1ar Hlll $500;
ceeny "a %: ioIs y ns sa1ey ~ $oo; Sough-
TM1fsEIiSS,M."TThbnas ."Tbas, ,1sr1.ns sHgvs9 S.oo.
Drstnnn 1nntotfo,. Nv 14A Aet WAS Gull at about |
, 1870-06-02
.4a:as r. M.-Whea& quiet and stesdy q Slo9 fne
nc. l IN store; Ssc for No. 10. -.- :;

! I In afn &C, ~. a .sn
| " s''6e' Sse 1e1 Sks.a u znos =
| !Mru,u,e aE1Fa!a .,-'. e,,<,a,,
! rrr. = r. .ats, Sune i.-e0f10N.-4oEk y 1i&SEe1
| dnii ~ ffs-t'oat dnll AZ $L'oaAsse so1o 70
3ll5 Us;s ,iui, y .nn 'sess4'V' "H'S', $AAA
- mPaovsslose-- nominal Pork t}uu 1t $50 80.
| tiScISS4Tf.
| CIsc1SYAT 1nrn nnn- uaan, ,u
In good demand ana ts, ma,sst -. sa,e. ~ ~
family 1t AaNsA6o: eItT.1 - & osSa "a ,Snf.t ia
light supply and frmer siss Of IA. 1t d Il: 10.
J. Ills. Corn 1rrcc s,1 :. -; ear a. $500 IN
elevator 1t 1s held 1t ossos.. ftsfu s.nII
RYE, scas7e.
EEo1roS-Dn'i: middl:g = siHc-
"a IosAeSo-s no |:Fe; sales OF go hhds At sasSa
11M.
FRoFtsiohs-.- tally uncbanpcd: nottjup
nu91RR-steady ut aHa24c.
tEnhs-fGm and advanced to Is419c.
NoSEEARY-Go1d at 1t41... b1Jipg Nouey
mA[AeLeasy. Exchange dull, at pai
1ro,z,o TOLEDO. >~- ....
uls uloLspo, zane 1.-RK1ADsEUV7s-Flour quiet
oan Tse1 e II sn4ae ioMef md da: No white Aleb
4teis no Ted, Size; No. do. SLD1: No
, 1870-06-02


The following grain has been roce;pd mp to
70 O'Clock this morning ). 2s9 cars an ,2od bu
Wheat :. 38t cara and q. 200 bu corn s; cara
and Il, NO bu OATS cars rye; cart barley.
Total. GIT cars) s09, 900 bu.
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption,
5;gsS ~ ba wheat ,s62 bu corn; 1917 u pats ;
10y bu rye; 500 bu barley.
ine attendance On Change to-day sAs fully
up to the average, and the aggregate busi-
ness transacted mas large, but principally in
1he way OF settlement Of the option :. seler
June, the grain on which WAS genaAl1y de-
BY tho holder.
Highxines we're dull, and 1o lower, ,losing
With sellers At LOS for iron bound lots Sale
sI9i they could, probably, have beenhad at
Lake Fteighh were quiet, only four grain
charters being reported. There VAS noder-
atels good inquiry for vessels, but owngs, in
view Of the scarcity Of craft in harbor, ,ener-
ally 1Hked an advance on Yesterday afates,
which shippers we're unwilling to pay. Rates
are 7!l@7>1c for wheat; 61{@7c for corL; and
4A@5c for oats, by sail to Buffalo. To 0swe-
60: IL for wheat; and 1015@11c for corn.
R.llroad freights unchanged.
ifoVlAons were quiet and unchanged. The
season or summers inactivity is upon us;
oIae5s 1fom other piaces seem to Aave been
neafsy az Tiled, and our holders are awAting
4uietiy the autumn demand, stocks having got
ihto ! the hands Of parties able to car1y them as
long = any chance Of profit presents itself.
we quote mess pork at S28. .75@C9.OO; htsyy
overrcights o. do. ut 95O@29.75; meaa Or
dlnAry, at f2a00@2s.50; 1&rd at 1513@ls4c,
WIN WIN 81, summer steamed lots at 154@15>SSc';
Dalk shou!dess at ,112l@12c; bulk short aos
At l472s@15c; sweet picked hams at 151 zG17c;
Greases at 774@13c; and city tallow at s15c.
Bacon quoted at 13L@I3lzc for shoulders
, 1870-06-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

n, nspos, June II: 70 p. m.-consots for money,
W. 70 on account. o3E. American securities
Enc ls. Illinois Central, llO; United States 52}s
SGA. '''
l0snos, June 1-Evcnlng.-Consols for money.
American securities quict 1s65s ssss; 1sf7s,
w lscss, s934; 10A0s, ss; Erie, l,:t; ilunois
Cenilal, 110; Great Western, 2o. Stocks qultt.
9aH. Nt~AeN s1'e' -
IAR1s. June 1.-DouTse closed nrm nt III Tac
LIVERPOOL, june 1-11:l5 q. m.-Flour. q1s.
Winter wheat, 2s Sd; red wheat, SIS 81: white
wheat, 9s lid. Corn, 29s 81. &1'S
Pork, 102tR Lard, GSEA
L1FEnIooL, June 1-E7entnE.-gotton steady:
middling unanls, 1o:a@loe<d; Orleans, 1o,t@ll1:
sales Of 1,oD0 1,alcs
Dreaaatuas- Quiet; California white wheat, os
W., 1in: rsd Western, 70: s. 81; winter, 0s "a
,On1R, 2s 81 Barley, os- Peas, 35s.
Pc1k quiet, 1o2s 3D. hecf 11es Lan1 queI, 6ss
r. Bacon lr1ner; not higher: cumber!ands, $50
Cd; short r1b mltllles, Gas "a. Cheese heavy; ;0s
LONDON, june 1.-TaIuw, l5s. unsced oil tr14-
or; not higher.
AS1wERi, June t.-Petto1eu1n lr1n,
HtrKE, May 31.-Cotton opened heavy nt 1o5f On
spot.
, 1870-06-02
mfxEellRne0nM IfaIaa

sorJH HATEN.-The True yoythe7ner savs. Two
me schooners are being butlt at this Place. and
VIII be launched In three or four weeks One is
InnnainE Tor Capt Smith; the other for Hannah i
NEW vEssEL-C. Root, Of sheboyzau, has rot
inc model made preparatory to putting another
bur1len. A ~ 1es ~ 1oaa
- The shehoy9an Times says work vii. be- resumed
week. f'-+ As-As
LAUNCHING OF THg STEAMER OSTAn1o-An ar.
Tempt was made this morning at 8 O'Clock to
1aancn ms 1ne model steamer from the foot Of
ndea sn e sfreef Rs Ths resse! gdet on gradually,
Anoat htty feet were passed when The keel ploweti
inio tne earth sud brought her to a stailtI.sttii
aitel Ie" minutes she was again started, and
Mnen about three-fourthB OF her length over Hater
ne 1s tSwed @ to deep water. The Ontario was built
Io1 NE samuel Beckett, Of this city. The engine is
nltE horse power, nf the clasB known as The 1n.
VeIled Upright {dlrect actinc), and ts furnished
Win az the latest Improvements Hamilton
BARK -AAsTRN m PoRr.-Yeste.day morning
me !og ilcox arrived down with the bark j. q,
Mastcn, which had been relieved from her nosit1en
q spectacle Reef bv the tug Leviathan. Tie barf
nas on boafd about 81, ,0o0 bushels Of Wheata arrc
bushels we're liGhterel and landed at Marsinnw'
uul1nR the afternoon an examination OF hcr hnt
'cm ~ made " N. Quinn, the diver. ana the
[epofi Wss 30 favorable that 1t was DECIDED mn
cent Tor her to proceed directly to Buffalo with the
tug, The appearance OF the Masteu does not indt-
cate that ahe had been IN 30 dangerous Mtuation
as was entmtAeds and the strength OF her build in
proved by The f2Ct that she lezks but very little
Her bottom. inst aft the centre-board, has been
enafeu smooth, and will require new p,anEng,
rough weather during the time Of her exposure
Detroit lasf, Nay 81.
, 1870-06-02
The Proposed Cnnonixatton Of rhe
Dihcogcrcr of America
Err,n fhs FA1s5. ACo,1.

An Italian journal, the jStendorao Catto,ico,
At Genoa, states that fresh steps are beinr
taken At Genoa to get the cauonizstion az
Christopher Columbus agreed to. It NAV be
Remembered that, 90 far back as 1866. two iay-
men in France and Italy simultaneously.
though not in concert, addressed the same d.
maud to the Holy Soc. In the following wear.
tho Cardinal Archbishop Of BORDEAUX Mer
Donnet, in whose metropolitan jurisdiction
are found tue French Antilles, prayed tho Pope
to lend favorable ear to the above petitions,
SPAIN, in it's turn, took the matter up. ard
ne in!o Cardinal Archbishop Of Burgos fully
colleague: 1t has been objected that this sub
lect could not he introduced without violating
TIE , rules wisely laid down by Pope Benedict
NV. But this o1ception-which would be-
fecessarily unique in tho history of the
Church, since there are no mora new Eo,ds tn
discover and subject to tho Gospel-seems
justified by the noble character Of tho ruan
Tor whom the honor Of being plsced upon
Catholic altars is solicited. It is certain. too,
that Christopher Columbus possessed In nn
eminent degree, all the Christian yirtuea.
Eottero, who was Secretary to ST. Carlo Boz
romeo, gathered, during his two visits to
Spain. aone ver~ important evidence as to his
temperance. modesty, love Of PRAYER. and his
horror of all thAt is dishouorAble in the eight
of God '''s'-As
, 1870-06-02
&STent EErc In the Vicinity Of Fort
Willtnm.
Fort Nil1em {Aay 25l Correspondence Of Tie Toronto

Telegraph.
A trene,,lous fire las occurred IN tho riciu-
ity Of Eort II; ilia.1. For Twenty-Five miles tho
fire sEent over the country, devastating ovory-
!be h-.sEes on .DawEonts road have been COM
1JsIely dcst1oyedS anl three hundred men have
been set on tic road> 10 renew them. So fierce
and rapid was the rush OF the fire that the in
hatatants at the sllvelc. mines, five miles from
Fort William, had to Le1.ake themselves, mep,
women and children, totko shaft Of tho mine,
and remain the1e from 9 in the morn
ing til S in the afternoon. LATEn-Tho
deyour1ng elenleLt has Bwept over an
extent Of iiftr miles, destroying everything in
its coErfc. The inhabitants at Fort William
At first aRcribed the origin OF tho tiro to the
Fenians, but Subsequent Investigation shows
that It was caused By settlers who were clear
ing their lands. So Ell ddenly did the iira
William, that those living in that vicinity,
men, women, and children, were forced to
take refuge in tho shaft Of tho mine, and
remain there from 10 in tho morning until
in tho evening. BY tic e1urtions OF
Mr.. Mcintosh, the captain OF the mino,
tbe mill and other buildings were saved, aftor
HAVING taken fire On four different occaeions.
The government depot st FoIt William WAS st
one time in great danger; but me clearing
about it, and the c1ertions OF some hundred
men. saved it from destruction. Iho Dawson
road has not been 20 mnter1al{ in}uieo as was
at first announced Some o1 tue nI1oges "ete
destroyed, but force Of tni1s2 Meit, si SUI. 1ns
after the re had them rephnea na.1n -, aHease ~
delay The Ied River expcdition for an hour, as
ALREADY, since tho IRE. i: has been repaired,
md q korpo and wagon have passed over tho
eutiro extent.
, 1870-06-02
SEALED PRoPoaAle

VII Z EtreiFtd At t1s otce unti, June y Is;V 1t
oei9ck NJ sor the eanpicuon Of the Xarinc Hofpi,xf
aulalnR. ~ ChiGfo IL, aeconling 10 tho plaus and
HpsGfea1ons On file 1t this otfce.
lhe fflek m9nts1t Er1tes, lock1. and hn1uink5 .nd
ehanceltets Hi he furnished the contFartor b. IA
Eepattment delivered Il the site Of the buidiux Ths
tn1pe eheTs toos dr13tkk and other nlAchinrfy o
FeshGf with Il! materials belonging the Goyefumect
luelodng the HEesto:e eaud, Iron, steel tools ipi-
nent. e. that have been purhased for nsa
IN the eoDstruction Of the building, viii Become tha
Fsoperty Of the ucces<1ul bidder. Schedules Of u
po1xty can h seen At this otoe and the articles win
o received the In the location where they
arr 1orGd NO allowances for h3uliuS or trau,posntou
wi! be made b. the Government.
!he ftohe fAcdu4s and d1ssuE7 must bc made Of tho
tn!e 4nely and eo!nr and in every respect eqa.j 10
The sntrt ms1onry Mnst be Of eqnal quality aad yo1
Ii every RESPECT to tho work already performed
Payment. to be made monthly, on certificate Of No
superintendent Ten per cent or the cstua;eJ value ri
t work performed to be retained Until the competion
at The contract.
Al Lds must be accompanied by penal bond 1T tho
SIM Of ten thousand dosrs that the bidder viii accept
e1encE Of the security to be certified 10 by the D;stTcs
Attorney Of the district In whief, he lcsidrs
ne reserves the right to reject any or an
hfns nnd any bid that Il the printed form
to * obtained 1t the otec And Nhct does not conform
N e'tt5 respect to the rtqu1l smEnts OF ts ndvelca
nltn, viii Eot be cons derrd The work will uot bn
snbdivifed h,uons different b' 4dtrs INT win b cou.d
'e0 - '' tJi5fFse tJubspS FORK. Superintendent,
CffCe 81. IL np6 1hx Fash n.sf