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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
st. CrOiX EanCcrs.

The ST. Croix Lancers, Cavalry will
leave Prescott for their rendezvous ut
Milwaukee, on Tuesday, Nov. 5sh. All
persons wishing to join must do SO imme-
diately. Expenses paid from date Of en-
listment. J. ". BAscoM.
Recruiting Serg't st. Croix Lancers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

Lieut.. Henry Hauff of Madison arrived
here on Monday for the purpose of rails
ING n company in the st. Croix Valley
for Col Heg's Scandinavian Regiment.
This regiment is to be composed of Nor
weoians and Swedes exclusively.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
I. o q II !.

a common Day Book containing note
against E. HAvILANp of 300, payable one day
after date. All persons are warned against
purchasing said note. Any person finding
the same will confer great favor by returning
II n tho oS-ner. GEO. -sHAZER
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
The First Regin emf left Milwaukee for
Louisville, KY. on Monday last.

Judge Foster of River Falls recently
brought up flock of sheep from the
southern part of the State. The Judge
deserves great credit for his efforts to in
troduce wool growing here. He has now
flcck of 500 fine sheep.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

The Prescott Band of Hope will meet
at the Presbyterian Church on Thursday
Oct. 81, ut O'Clock p. NJ. for the annual
election of officers and the transaction of
other business.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
Tene.nents to Let:

1.-TWO commodious tenements IN Strauss
Building, on Broad Street. on reasonable
terms. Enquire of J. N. MCKEE, at the Book
store.
Prescott. Oct. IS, 1861. r25wff
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
Notice..

C. PBRowS respectfully announces to the
Electors Of Pierce County that he is a candi-
date :or the office of County Superintendent
of Schools. References-Prof B. Wilcox and
Lnte A Taylor.
September "a. 1861
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

GE Hon. Joseph Bowron is candi-
date for Senator from this District, but
the people have mado arrangemei is -
elect II. L. Humphrey to that office.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
THE LYON GUARDS.

The Lyon Guards left here on Mon
day for Camp Randall, Madison. A
large crowd of the citizens and friends Of
the volunteers were gathered to witness
their departure, and there were many
affecting incidents of leave taking-man-
ly cheeks wet with the drops of sorrow,
and woman's gentle eyes sufused with
tears.
The Lyon Guards is company Of
which the St. Croix Valley may well be
proud. 1t has in it many of our most
esteemed ciizens-men of character and
moral worth-men who have made great
sacrifices to GO, and who 60 to swell the
Grand Army from the convictions of tho
duty they owe to their country, and from
the love they bear to the starry banner
consecrate to Freedom.
At the dinner given to the Guards last
Wednesday, the people of Pierce county
molly testified their appreciation Of the
company. The address given by Rev.
VIM. c, DENN1soN was full Of patriot
ism, and calculated to make each soldier
feel how noble is bis mission.
Much credit is due to Capt. Mcleod,
1t. MAxsoN md others, for the energy
they have displayed in raising this com
pnny The Capt. has the respect and
confidence of all bis men, and we doabt
not will ill full that highest measure of
manhood-a CHRISTIAN SOLDIER
Farewell brave friends True, mar
~ and courteous, we trust to welcome
YOU all back again, but should the storm
of battle ever break upon your ranks.
that storm whose tempest cry is ''shout
and groan and sabre stroke'-whose
surf is the blood Of the brave-whose
breakers are thund.ous cannon and the
gI!stening steel-whose wrecks are the
nlangled dead-we know each soldiers
eye will turn to the meteor stars Of Ii
berty, and that storm he breasted as on
ly brave men can dare danger AMI death.
Thu following is list Of the members
of the company. We regret that our
space does not permit to give the re
dence of each, ms we intended:
NORMAN McLEOD-Captan.
ORRlN T. MAXSON-lst Lieutenant.
FRANCIS HOYT-2d Lieutenant.
CHESTER G. HIGBEE- Dry Serg't.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

New GooDs.-W. J. WHIPPLE, at
the City Drug Store, has just received q
large stock of Drugs, Medicines, and all
kinds of Paints and Oils. Kerosene oil
for 80 cts, and pure white lead for s2.l5
per key. Call and examine for your
selves.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

At the marriage of couple in this
city. a few days since, the clergyman
prayed that tho two might "help each
other on to DEATH" Such help is quite
too common to need special praying for
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

Sergeant E. A CLAPP, of the Hudson
City Guards. has returned home for me
purpose of recruiting few men. No
better opportuoiiy is offered for going in
to the service.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

~ What precious sacrifices the coun-
try is making Ellsworth, Winthrop.
Lyon, Baker ! The old flag, Gear aud
hallowed rs it was before, grows doubly
sacred when such lives rs these are pour-
ed out in its d fence, State Journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

The paper having the largest circula-
ton in this State. will he narrow strip,
having the name of L. P. Harvey on one
and and J. l.. PickarG on the other.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

~ George Strong used to be gi-
ant in conventions. When we saw IN
in convention last Saturday. we though;
of the strong man Scripture tells US Of
after his head was shorn.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

GEORGE SMITH is putting up n large
addition to his Livery Stable. George
keeps everything in fine style. ard we arc
glad to see this evidence Of growing bus,
mess.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

Tn the town of Alton. it is said there
is not one marriagble man left to "g.o
home with the girls in the morning ALI
gone to the war.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

ay- The vote in this county will be
light at the best--so many are gone to
the war. Let us get out all who rcmain.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

H. A. Taylor, AMI J. s. Ewell, of St.
Croix. and Daniel Smith and L. A. Tay-
lor of P ercc, are the Union Assembly
Dist. Committee for the ensuing year.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

Major Blodgett, of St: Louis is in town
recruiting for the United States service
See Advertisement on fourth page.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

The work preparatory to the building
of DuDLEY's Grist Mill is rapidly going
forward.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

Every vote cast in this State against
the Union ticket will be claimed rs vote
against the prosecution of the war.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

Hereafter our city subscribers will re-
ceive their papers at the Post Office.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

The telegraph is now comp leted thro'
to San Francisco.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

We are indebted to Hon. LUTHER
HANcHETr for public documents.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

Read the Union Platform in this paper
and endorse it's noble sentiments by your
vote,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

ig- The Republican Assembly Dis
trict Convention met ut River Fails puF-
suant to call, E. Scrbner in the chair,
Geo. Strong Secretary.
First normal ballot for Assembly
man, Z. Scribner received q majority Of
all the votes. A molten to make his
nomination unanimous was adopted. Mr..
Scribner declined.
First formal ballot Truman Field ro-
ceived every vote, and WAS declared nom
mated.
H. c. Baker and a. G. Peabody. Of
St. Croix county, and A. Morse and J..
N. Adams, of Pierce county. we've APP
polluted Assembly District Committee.
E. p. SCRIBNER, Pres't.
GEO. STRONG, Sec'y.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
Perish every Creed and Party,

Perish every Creed and Party, d,
While the rebel flag is near,
I'LL the good ship Constitution,
Stands out in the offing clear.
1lllthe flag our fathers gave us.
Floats in sovereignty and might.
And these lurid clouds that bind US,
Pass like horrid dreams at night.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30
The straight Conventions.

Two Assembly Dist. Conventions, Re
publican and Democratic, were held at
River Falls last Saturday. We attended
both. Delegates were scarce. Candi-
dates were scarce. Late in the afternoon
George Strong called the Republican con-
vention to order, reading cell which
had never had the benefit of publication
Six delegates were called for from each
county. There were four present aU
from st. Croir. E. Scribncr, Of St.
Croix was nominated. Mr.. Scribner de-
clined. 1t was difficult to find man
who dare run, and SO an absentee must
be nomina ed, probably in the hope that
he would not hear of it. Truman Field.
of p cree, was the man. He received
the enormous aggregate of the four votes
and was nominated, for which he was not
in the least to blame. No resolutions
The convention was brief, as the publish
ed minutes in this paper will show.
Immediately after, the Democratic
Convention met at the same place, About
thirty delegates were called for. Four
were present; three from Pierce, one
from St. Cro;x. The convention ad-
journed without any action whatever with
regard to candidate for the Assembly
Thus ended tie straight conventions. It
may be proper to reruark that the peopIo
will quite generally vote he Union ticket.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

VcTE TIE UNION TICKET.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-10-30

Camp correspondence.

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, "SAcRED SOIL"
October 2lst, 1861.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Prescott. Wisconsin. Oct. 80. 1861.

rzz- For List Of Banks, Market Report and
LGtest Nc,rs, see Fourth page.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
Proposals for Furnishing the Paper fer
To Public Printing.
Office srPEaS1Eprvr rrmtc rI,7Tv7,

"" t.,' -, NIy l6Gl
SPCRSCASCo OF the prov,s.pns ut r0venth slC,ioH
OF tn " Jnct ko.Jrr.o "a I"Li"l ih1 !uJ . Irht
mg, RrrIv,l jLIr 2 Stn, sglrt rIU "sas VIII bC 70.
cvvy s U'o unt Mon ,Hy, ,H - day Jny, 1851,
at II oC.yuN A. tor furnishing ID pap. that may be To-
qrc! rr tho prO printing I0r the yea ending on tuS lst
Jay -. j"crmUcr, 1867.
lha bJlngd nst speeds, ~ nsly as can bo a1c,''
tnad, tho quantity Oh saeA E! Of paper that WI Ge
required
10000 rcnms anI printing papsr uneacnioroh, IA moas.
u!c - by S inches all to wc I'll Any pounds 10 the Ioaui
OF 900 shCGts.
"a by Ss inches, anu 10 weigh hysx pounds to the rcu
Of JDO Sheets.
tAgceaby to the provisions Of the Joint resolution aiOrs
SAID samples OI the character and qaty OF the paper re-
qurcd the above classes viii BE- furnished to app c1u!E
therefor This paper DC put up gu twenty i've
to contain 900 perfect sheets. CniU uty color, til ck
ness, and weight Will Go required and bundle (CACiu
sve Vi wrappsis varying over or under i've cent Om
tho standard weight will be received and the gross st
will III all be required Mixing Oi yLlNs tnicknessls
in tho same bundle u make up the weight, val bC Cous!u
ervl violation OF the CONTRACT
CLASS ..
400 supcrnno printing paper hnrdszed and super
cacndered ~ measure - by " inches, and wu.h ly
pound. ~ the rsaln ot sou shsots.
Glass 4.
of such z may O9 required corresponding IA wgGni
VITA paper measuring 10 by a inches, weighing seuty
pounds per roam VI isO sAGJj.
500 superano plato papor (calendorad uncaen
dGrod, may DO requed) ~ by u uChgs, aud VI such
weight por rsau rs may bd required
a.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
PROPOSALS..
NAVY rLrAUDUvT,
hlredg 0f luT9. dIa DOcE., 4prn "a

hireGg o. l"r@! dHI DOcE., 4prI "a 1861.
EAIFD PRO- OSAlS tor each asa Separately, cndurs3i
> lrot"ia.s Tor a@a No. (LriG tNs 81 Tor Tho
yard at (l4mu tho y@t) w.a oO rG,.ygu at 'hs tlr
,ut! noon tlc 9Th Gy May next, 10: turn.a g AL.
Gs.lycrug Ht the sv"t ET! yarE h!..Id, the -rr.-
and aTtG.vs embraced III pTt4d schedules, wuCh vi. tG
furnished Lp!g4;nn ani at b. mall req.
IrrsVus desiring "r 10 contact iur any al d dis
named therein " the conurndamts Vi tho s1Ecl :
navy yu.Gs Tor the tor the yards udcr Ncr
mud b.! tho navy agent nearest tloeto BY the Gu'
tor my or all the yards.
70 JrcrsH c9 and mistakes in scaling the c'sr,,
Ld p,lI u Isctirt rkh classes for
yard ~ engsCe ana saeh udS iduai vi hIia
sCn the bm ANT contrast.
BidLos hereby cautioned and particularly notified
that their oilers bI the hct IlLer pre- cIIUu,
and Uu IliGI IL tmG 10 reach neC dcSl!Hun before IL
expires Tor receiving tc H7 JId .V,H IL COnside!Gd
,r.ich shall Le rtcsirsI GIr he I,i std.d and GyIy-
viii u made yor failures q HG 0tdit.
To guard against oilers bcIy ui1ucd b.flre the tnc
pOutsd, bluvIs requisite - vudOral the cnveO,
above tho address, and draw line under tas
thus:
Propoiais for e'a;i No. (nans hs elS) for The may
yard u (n,tD.. ue ytrd) "
10 the Chsl OF lie bureau Of Yards and Docks, wash
n.0u, b. T.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
Firm # QCsY,

(uera date Tho oltr)
l. (hare Insert the composing the lIu o!
(naue The town. IN the state vi (nlnc the SEe,) hereby
Usr to Iurusm under your advertisement dated (nte oL
sumr) aud subject 10 all III; req nrrts u the
same tue printed qchv,uIu 10 winch It rGIcs, all tie
ARTICLES embraced ~ ciass No (lt4c tho Glass; "r tc
navy yard at (ane the yard according 70 sad seheder
CArrv paste tho prutCj class IIum the scAedLS,
and opposite each artce set III? pTGo ana carry Uui tI
the tor dollars AnI Cents AMI loot Up
the aggregate amount ot the bid Tor tho .!dSs aiOAllA5
" (hvGe wrIl1 tue amUuIt III wuTus)
lpropOsG my agent (Crc maine tho agent cue Is re-
CURED by tue schcduc) tor the Supply nndSr the e. Sd
scr.lau.Uus, by e,icnt o the pace Of Gv.,ol!
and should ullr DJ aCGytvd request the Gu!trCt
may be prepared and sent to tho navy uset Ut lanu ts
agency } iur signatures aud certificate,
(usgs the bidder each uvn!Oer .! the nrm 10 sgu
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
Etm OIL EAardnltl.


Thsundcr.gncd, nane Of guauntor) OF (name the town
aud state oI (mIs II. stel a C"AmI .. SECOND gr''
tor &c hereby undertake lIlt ts ab vG.IlnJl (nuLl
the uaarr nll,lrs) val, his Tor thrr oiisr as above
Us accepted, enter INTO Contract with tho lhcI stats,
within h'tSeL days alter the date CI notice, through the
post Office, o the aescpies ei hs or ther o'r 9slorS
WIncss: signature of Cuaraulors)
certify that the above. narGd (hers name rAy guunn.
tors) are known to mo " Gs good and rssPsbe s1l3"'
10 BE- siSi by tho dst:t judge, district at!grcy col.
lator navy aseht Or some pgI.In known " t1 4UsaH "
PORTSMOUTH, Nh
Class No sone class No u, white pine, spruce, jrr'rer,
t. cement css No o, gravel aud sand class NJ II, ""H,
IRON nals, and spikes e"'ss \" i: s'set ey.ss y H.
chndsry c1ss No II, r~wrG c"rsa ~ =, St.. .'.'
cry class No 10, lrrH.od e's? NJ 20, hay %"d s'"
class No y, provr"der class \" - ch.rcou e'', ~
-, tu.Urs, .GInr, , hose c".ss ~ ~ sperm and ~
UgieIiug ms ~ -, Castings LASS NJ -, H..
gcr4 ~ -, u.l.to roal 10 -, Gtdu.l1as
Boston.
C,ss No bricks cu.5 %o >, stone claes W ., oo,
ami hard wcv! C.s No T., whIle lH ,sr, J...i'',
cypro-a rls4 " :, Lnv, nav, H'A pastel ems No ;
ev'"gn' ""ss ~ !" g'''s. al" a'% '"'-' y" J! tXa
mon; cos 10 II, Ans c.s y" H. pA,.'s, "siI 'sa
CUsS No 10, sap GhInu1e ("sS NJ Il, i'i" ci t!s7
~ l., stationery Gags s. - kay and - ~ 60, N'
~ prover1rri class y" .. charcoal c'.&s y" - "|g
ltcku,, and hose c"ss No -, sp;." and or'rllHE -
,Usi y" -, roA o'sngs ca+' ~; -, a0s".s els y
-, anthracite Goa! cm.s NJ -, Dtlhm". t'mH',">.
ca. vUss No o. sG.l uI1Iuus Il. pt Ivp, &c., rVH.
MIN YORK
Cas- No l. bri-Es c-s No 8, oak and hard wool c'as
NJ i, VIII p'r spruce, cypress, and JUIcr ''Ss ~ :
Ty. .'I aI S.Hd Class g. TO- ste cnss 80 ou, Dv
mus and sp,Nys No l., st'ui Ciss NJ II, Is
cuss NJ l., paints cs, AL ass css NJ ID, slp eIn
uICry class No II, bIdwhc Guss NJ ls, 81 EuHGiE
class ~ -, hay Attaw ri,sS No IL prov cmd' Gus
No -, charcoal c,sss 40 a, betting, packing, AND hose
gers No ~ anthracite coal class No ~, ssmisu
: saiaous Broad Top, &C., soaA
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
Missouri J,eoisla,ure

~ Louts, May 3.-The lower House of the
Legislature completed It's organization this
morning by re.electing all the Old officers. or.
cept the Speaker pro tem., Mr Harris being
elected over Mr.. Boyd.
The Governors message WAS delivered to
both Houses this morning, after which the
House went into secret Session.
Gov. jackson says the President, in calling
ont the troops to subdue the seeded States,
has thrrater ed civil war, and his act 10 uncon.
stiulonnl and illegal, and tending toward con.
solidated de.polism. While he evidently Jus.
tites the actlon OF the Confederate States in
seeding, he does not recommend immediate
secession, but holds the following language:
Oar int"rcs's ard sympathies are identi.
cal with those Of the slnvehulding States, and
necessarily unite our destiny with theirs. The
similarity of our social md political institu.
tons, our industrial inte-c.i our sympathies,
HABITS, and tastes, our common origin, terri.
torIai c"nPim'y, all cOucnr in pointing out our
duty In regard to the SEPARATION now taking
place between the States OF he Federal Union"
! He further adds, that Missouri has at this
time no war TO prosecute. 1t is not her policy
to make an aggression, but in the pre- ent state
OF the country she would be iaiLhless to her
honor, r-crennt to her duty, were she to hest.
tate moment in making the most ample prep.
ar:'''"n Tor HE protection Of her people against
the agI,rs.l0n OF all asSailants.
!, therefore, recommend an appropriation
OF sufficient sam OF money to lace the State,
at the earliest practicable MON snt, iu a com.
! flctc safe Ut d, fence"
Ia concInsnn he says: "Pcrmit me to ap.
peal to !uu, nud through YOU to the whole
people OF the S.ae, to whom we are all re.
sponsbr, 10 do nothing imprudently or pre-.
ciptsIely."
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
Insurrcction in Rnatan.

N|,o Orleans, Nag 2-The schooner Ara.
m"nni", from RGn'au tcports an insnrrection
il Raaran by tao lndians. Fifteen British of.
acer, are sa"l TO have been killed by the IN.
-urFrr.9. Cart. Dunm's West India regiment
bad I,it '"" nc &C ne u! action.
TIE English Government is to give up the
islam, on the lst Of June, positively, whether
Honduras accepts it or nor.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
The Maine REGIMENT,

New York, Nay 3.-rhe steamer Chesapeake
hns ,uam Oh, ana vii! start this evening, il the
Minc regiment arrives, direct for Washington.
She has 600 barrels OF provisions. l20 head of
cattle, company o. the seventy frs, regiment,
II detac! aerI Of the twelfth resiment, 600 stand
ct aTGs, and Il numb1. pf uniforms for the vol.
unteerg il the seventy ftst regiment.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
Capture of the U. S. Troops in Tex;

Capture OF the Q. 5. Troops in Texas.
Nc~ OriedEs, May 2.-Cul. Van Dorm, with
800 Texans, ha8 captured 45O Federal troops
L.'drr Mnjur Slhl~y, who we're ut ludlanols,
aud ATTEMPTED 10 escape in two sailing essels.
Van Ii rn pursuod them in TWO small steamers,
and shortly after their route was cut OF by
steamer from Galveston, with l20 men and
three pieces Of artillery, wbcu Major Sibey
surreud. red.
The ol!rrr5 are On parole, and the srms
have beer turned over to Texas, private prop.
eIty excepted. The r,en will be allowed either
10 join the army Of rHe Confederation, or to
take an cat TO. TO serve gals: it.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
lCONMCNIC N1En.

MEssRs EDIToRs VIII You be so good as to
request Somebody to raise the "Slars and
Stripes" on the unfinished monument to the
father of his country. WouId it not be n goo9
idea for the President of these United Staies
to take counsel beneath the star,spNngIra
banner" at the "Whire House." The i2cOi'c
would like to see the hammer, under which they
are marching to certain ric'o}U thus displayed.
". 4. Is.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
Glass 0.
CLASS

l. 5000 rcams writing paper, 10 by &c inches 10 weigh
twenty three pounds per rcaln
2. o0 reams writing paper, 10 W &c inchcs TO We gA
twGnty y-eght pounds per relm.
g. Sl0D realms wtung paper, is by % inches, 10 We sl
twelty.s X pounds pUr rcain.
L 100 rCanIs wrng paper, is by - Inches, 10 weigh
twenty lUur pounds per reHm.
S. $40 reans writing paper, Is by Is inches 10 we gh
twenty. two pounds per roam.
8. 3G0 writing paper, II by is inches, 10 weigh
tws.vo pounds per reain.
All the papers designated in classes 4, 6, and :, mus.
contain isO perfect she-ts to ths rean und no outside
qmr,s. They be made Vi the best materials,
from adutrraOn finished IN c best malucr, cut tIa tnc
edge, and securely and Substantially CnvC!Upcd. lhs ~.
pvIs TO be wht1 Duc, laid lt, and Cl
weights may ba required By this ufIce lhuse
s. t. 8, and to DG whtG AMI O the sizIs aud wGuGts
spec ,lud III the schedule.
The right OF ordering greater less qan
ty OF each aud cvaTy Kind cOntraciGi Tor in a the
~ be rishcd ut such tines and IL such qaLles us tlJ
public service may require.
E,ch cnss wi, bc considered separately, md bc sHble
10 separate contract b"t bidders may vlsr Iog onv VI
moro the CLASSES Ia tue same pTupCaLi.
NJ proposals viii be considered Gn!css accompanied ~
the guarusc that the bdlcr Or bidders, L his their pro-
pDsl Shall bG accepted, will enter into oh; gLt"D, with
ana 81 uCont surocs, Ia furnish the hrcvs pOpusgI
Bank forms ur propsI will bu uruislieI tLis OiiGo
and none Will bo taken Into consideration uu So suIs1a
| TALLY ng:cGlng lhorcwltn.
All the paper In tho scvera! classes must bo delivered n
such place may bu dcsgnatJi In Washington Cy, Tex
ocpt that IN class which IN 81 be dUivc cd at BuO
III tho state Of New York; in good order, irso of al Rn'
every extra charge of expense, and subJrc to the hsI"c
ton, count, weight and mCsu GinGnt, Ol tho SuperhlsaI
ont and be IN al respects satisfactory.
Bldc.s required TO lulnsh with their proposal =
samples Of not less than qls Vi each Of tho xmas
paper bid J and upon wch their prOpusl may be base
except IN classes and . Tho Success b.44sIs wI y,
req ircd rgidIy to conform to their salup Is.
Proposals viii Lc Addressed 10 JUlN h. DErRvB,, Super
intcndcn, OF tho Pubic lrutEg, W.-nngtym," aud ea
dors,d :. Proposals 10. suppy.n. Taper"
Nay l-law!t
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
NJ NiAIiltI.E'D.

FITZGEEALD-CLARKg On the ooh April,
1861, ut the residence OF Edward H. Fuller, the
brides uncle, by the Rev. p. D. Gurley Eu.
gene Fitzgerald and Sarah Fuller Clarke, all
of this city.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
MUSTARD SEED, BLACK PsypBn, &c.

Separate bids for all that MAJ be required fol
the use OF the navy, to be delivered AT New York
only.
Mustard seed American brown.
Pepper, black, Malaosr.
Bottles, octagon, for mustard and pepper.
COrks Tor bottles.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
Sr2AnISE CANDLES. - Sspdrats bid for 1000
pounds, and sueh J.rther quantity as may be re-
PARAFFINE CANDLES,

This offer Is separate and distinct for ten thou
sand pounds according TO sample, and such fur
ther quantity as may be requi ed, tor which sixty
days notice will be given.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06
From Louisville.

Lo"isr'de, M"y 3.-lhe Governor Of Ken.
tncky has issued II proclamation for an elec.
ton oi Congrcs.men, to take place 30th June.
The national Republican., 1861-05-06

SMITHPS, No AGO Seventh street, is the best
~ place in town to buy Clothes, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, and Gaps. feb 2S-em