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NJ 2zeep=ss and t:etr rants toee the,r patience
kin 6inE Then @ b rs!ag the GRANULAR ggEl. s2l6
ss1e.ta tey can h.F. &tEests1E tn. With 3z,usc
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, 1862-01-31


Cumberland, Jan. q, 1862.
After we left Bath the enemy divided, and
i portion OF them immediately ularchcl to
Grl.t Cacapon and attacked Captain Slau.h
ter, an account of which you recently pub
lishcl. Thc main force, however, proceeded
towards Hancock. They were near Bath
by u portion Of Capt. Pattcrson's cavalry,
WHO were coming to our assistance, not know
ing We had rctrcated. A few shots were cy-
changed, and our cavalry retrcatel to Alpine
and advised Colonel Osborn Of III :. approach
ing force. Captains Mum and kcnni
colt, Of the seth Illinois were sent out
with their companies to check their progress.
4 squad Of their cavalry soon appeared and
were fired into hy our men. Nine were
hurled from their horses, while three escaped
to halt their approaching forces. The enemy
soon gained commanding position and began
to shell our men, whom Col. Osborn ordered
to retreat across the Potomac, after he dis
covered the great strength of the enemy op-
posing him. Capt. Russell, with the remain
ing portion Of his company, and sixty infantry
from the :;;9tI,, had made reconnaissance from
Alpine that day, in tllc vicinity Of Sleepy
Greek, and discovered large rebel camp. liz
returned, however, in time to retreat with ou1
other fnrccs. In crossing the river ole mem
her Of the S4th WAS lost.
It will be seen, therefore, that the report
which represents the popular Captain rs hav.
ing led 1.-TWO reoimcuts Of inflntry" out tc
cNaa|R the enemy, ETC., is not correct
Doubtless, however, the Captain llas piety
pluck, und patriotism enough to accomplish
such brilliant feat If IN opportunity wer<
presented. OIL. NJ.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

.,Ba YEsTHEDAr a man by the name Of
Middleton came to the city from Belmont
county, and afler disposine of load of
produce, found himself in possession of
twenty-five dollars, He fell in with a youpI Z,
man who said he was nephew of Stone
wall Jackson, As Middleton is 4 man Of
strong Butternut procllvities, he took kind
y 70 the relative of StonewEll. They took
several drinks together and the liquor an
peared to render the relative of Stonaewali
remarkably affectionate in his disposition.
he said he loved MiddletonAthat Middle
ton was sturdy farmers man of great
muscular strength and ferocious virtue and
integrity, whose sober virtues had never
learned to stray into the ''maddentng
crowds iguoble strife" Middleton parted
with the relative Of stphswail upon the
best of terms. The nephew Rugged him
and as be tore himself away, Middleton
verify believed that the nephew picked
his pocket Middleton Will give the money
to any body who will catch the thief pro.
vided he (Middle.on) is permitted to satisfy
himsslf by kicking the entire sum out Of
the fellow OF $2a. kick y - ''i'--' '-e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
Rebel Concentrating at GoIdsboro,
North Carolina


Nsw YoRK, Dec. 33.-The following ex-
tracts are from Richmond papers Of the
goth;
The Raleigh State Journal of the 18th
says: Nine regiments and two batteries OF
artillery arrived on Tuesday, and several
bFigades are on the way. Prudence will
not allow as to specify from whence they
we're drawn, but the concentration is rapid,
and by this time force is in and around
Goldsboro sufficient TO battle If not capture
the invaders.
The Examiner states that the Confederate
force at Goidsboro on Wednesday, nnm-
bered 1900, with reinforcementS hourly
arriving and expected. Gen. Smith is
represented as being sangaine Of success,
Il Is reported that Lee has telegraphed to
him that he could spare him, if necessary
5000 men,
The railroad south of Goldsboro has
been torn up for some distance by the ems
envy. and Of course all Communication
with WILMINGTON is cut of.
RALEIGH, Dec. 1e.-The bill TO raise
10000 troops for State defense passed 4
second reading in the House to-day. The
troops are to be taken from those liable 10
CONSUMPTION.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

"a E1PLoSIoNr OF A LocoMoTrvE.-on
Monday evening, the locomotive attached
to thespasssnger train coming east; on the
Central Ohio Railroad, while lying 1t Glib.
son sors Station e1ploded, with a terrible CON.
.eassion leaving scarcely a fragment of the
boiler in sight The train was lying i
Gibson's waiting for the train going vest.
That being the meeting point. The snei.
nesr aud fireman were both upon the en-
CINE when the explosion took place. The
former was tossed over fence without in
Jury. The latter who WAS dosing in his
seat Was blown through window against
q sand bank and escaped, most proYiden-
tally With a scratch or two upon his head.
a two story frame house stands ( within
about sixty feet of where the explosion
took place. Every pain Of glass in the
house was broken-eyery door was forced
open and the plasterflg was shaken to the
floor by the terrible conclusion. Shortly
after the explosion a man who resides
nearly mile distant from Gibson,s rode
upto the station TO see,Rhat was the mat mai.
ter. The door of his house had been vic.
lently Encouragement he supposed gen us1e
tie little earthquake had come around.
The accident detained the train u which
did not reach BelIair until 4 O'Clock yes
terday morning. 7a,sE : : ,-'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

CHICAGO, Dee. 2s.-Calro specials have
the following additional in regard to
the rebel raid:
The force consisted of full brigade and
six pieces Of artillery. Il hrst crossed tbt
Tennessee river at Clifton 4S miles from
Jackson, and marched direct TO Lexington
where it was met on the 18th by 2 Federal
cavalry regiments and 2 pieces OF artillery
under Col. IngersOll who had been sen,
from Jackson against them. A baLtle Of
three hours eusued in which the federal,
were forced to give way,
Our loss was killed, 10 wounded and
124 captured. $3.50
The rebels lost 35 killed and wounded
They captured our artillery.
During the rebel march uorthward, tbet
were attacked several times from the
South by force supposed 70 be those who
escaped from Lexington. -a
Last night the rebels commenced their
retreat, having approached within mile.
Of Columbus. mao
The damage done to the road Is not so
great as might be supposed. Several
bridges were burned but il is thought the
trestle work is all safe. The damage can all
be repaired in two weeks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
Report of the Committee on the Con
duct of the War,

INV YoRK, Dec. 23.--Philadelphia pa
pers publish an account of the forthcoming
report of the committee on the conduct of
the war, It appears that Burnside's origi-
nal plan was to move suddenly to Fred
ericksburg, cross there, open base for
supplies from Acquia creek and push rap,
idly to Richmond. He expected to get 80
or 40 miles south before the rebels came
up, and felt confident of his ability to
crush them. He was promised pontoons
and supplies at Falmouth. This was the
fatal omission, giving delay Of 10 days,
thus enabling the rebels to fortify and con-
cen.rate. Burnside's plan was to carry the
firSt line of works by storm, then follow
them sofapidly that they could not make;a
stand, then TO be driven by the reserves
aud scattered. This plan was approved by
the leading Generals, except Hooker, and
endorsed by Halleck, who had previously
issued orders that the rebels must be at
tackled. iis TOMS -
MeiRs blames the engineers for the non
arrival of the pontoons, but Halleck exon.
crates them. Gen. Woodbury. says the de-
lay was caused by mot being started in
time and bad roads.
The President aud Secretary Stanton are
entirely free from blame. The censuro falls
on military men. n ~ lsg,ss. - 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
Additional southern Neyya.

NRw YoRK, Dec. 23.-The following dis
patch Is published in the Richmohd papers
Of the goth:
GoLDsBoRO,f Dec ia reconnaissance
last night by squadron Of the I'D N. @.
cavalry under Capt. OarnWay, found the
enemy eneamped about two miles below
White Hall. A rumor on the streets this
moPning says, achievements have passed
Kingston Oh the South side of the Nense to
sucCOr their skedaddling friends.
STAFEoRD G. a., Dec. Scouting par
ties have visited Brentsville, Catlets and
down the RappRhAnDoek 70 KelIysVills
without meeting apy bodies Of rebel caVal-
~ In the intervening country.
At KellysViIle some firing across the
river took place with rebel pIckets without
harm p either party. - ~ aeE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
~ sGNrEKoE or o,BYnnE. -rnn RInl.

I BS- SENTENCE or 0'BTRsEi THa BfaA-'
HrsT.-JObn o'Byrns, the bigami,t, was
convicted at Doddridge court and ssuten-
esd to twelve months ia the penitentiary.
The woman with whom helliSed in this
city and whom he introduced as his wife,
was on the stand and testified that she and
0'Byrne were never married. The testi-
mony of this woman, however, was ruled
out, and what she said had no weight with
the jury. She was entirely too willing a
witness. AS we have no penitentiary, it is
not unlikely that o'Byrns will spend the
next twelve months in Doddridge jail
The sentence, of course, divorces his last
wife, who is quite wealthy, and in whose
property he can hereafter claim no interest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

S-FIRE AT BEL1nR-csSrR1I oHro
ExGIxE HOUSE DEsrRo1ED.-Y Yesterday
morning about three O'Clock frame build
ing at Bsllair occupied as an engine house
by the Central Railroad company
caught ere and was destroyed. There we're
three engines in the house At the time but
the watchmaa managed to'gettwo of them
ont The third was badly damaged. The
Waterman 10 his efforts to save The prop
eFty was pretty seriously burned. A IRE
bad been built near the house for the pur7
pose of drying some sand, and during the
absence Of. those appointed to watch II,
was Communicated to the building.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

B0~ A SOUTHERN BILL or FA4E.=-A
friend sends us from Memphis bill of fare
for the Battle House, Mobile, Ala, The
dinner, which was an ordinary one only,
was eaten on the 9Th Of December. They
had cham aud green's" chicken, pork, beef,
cabbage, mutton, OK, wild turkey, beans,
venison, frfedipeHs, and sufficient of every
thing else to plainly indicate that they live
about as well in Mobile as they do in this
country. akrvgoE + IT, .spu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

Lexington, KY, again Threatsnsd.
LExIEGFos, KY, Dec. .2l.-Ii Is reported
that this place is soon TO be visited again
by the rebels in large force. RS
Floyd and Humphrey MAFshaIl are said
70 hRye come through Pound Gap from
Western Va. and are rapidly advancing in.
70 the centre Of the State, 49,.
= The town aud vicinity are infested By
John Morgan's gueFFillas, four Of whom
we're captured By scouting parties, a short
distance out.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

FoRTREss MONROE, Dec. 21.-It will be
seen from Richmond newspaper accounts
Of the battle At fredericksburg that while
Gen. Lee 10 his official report places his
losses At 1900 killed and wounded, the
same paper containing it says that up to
Monday ct noon, the Confederate wounded
had arrived in Richmond, and mention Is
made Of many more at fredericksburg de-
pot, drenched with rain and lnprovided for.
The Richmond E<aMliaeF of the 1 1th, says,
up TO yesterday morning, 229 abolition pfls-
oners arrived Of Libby prison from the Rap
pAhannock ATmpry, whom are Capt. s.
Merchant, l36th Pennsylvania; Lieut.. John
3. Powers, End Virginia; 7. Lamb, VIM.
Foster, OF New York, aud a number of
sutlers aud clerks. ;oa -as
Lastevening four hundred more prison.
ers arrived here, including eleven commits
stoned officers. ..srais - lt4 80
The men were in fne spirits and indulR.
ed in joking remarks, saying they had ar
rived here before Burneyi taking Richmond
by themselves. (, 80, ~. ~
Heavy firing was heard at Kingston ali
day yesterday the 18th, but We have no
particulars. ~ ~ ~ 1.
During last week endorsements were
constantly being sent 70 Suffolk.
II Is reported that Petersburg Is TO be at
tackled from Suffolk while another force
was to land at City Point under protection
of iron cladS. ~. e,
Since Buruside's defeatitis believed that
the programme has been changed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

NEW YoRE, Dec. 23.-NeWs from Rich
mond papers OF the 10th says:
Later dispatches to the North Carolina
Standard states; that the enemy has disap-
pesred sosth of Goldsb6ro. -. -. IS =
An ofieial dispatch 70 the war depart
ment was yesterday resolved from Gen. Lee
stating that there [Wer6 syfnpIoms9 Of the
enemy returning 70 the Potomac i,,ser=
Two squadr0ns of GEN. anks'Expedition
passed Key West on the sth aud To-. -
Gen. Fremont lelt for ST. Louis yester-
day. --eT fr,gsT .,e-,--s .--r.r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

GoLDsBoRos N. O., Dec. 16.-An artillery
duel atW hitehAls Is miles WestOf this point
on the Nsuses has been going on all day.
The ab0litionists seem to have changed
their baseto The sonth side Of the Nensa.
Their cavalry made : raid on The mouth
above the depot on the Wnmingfo1 Rail-
road 9 mll@ffom this point, teati6g 1p The
railroad and burning bridges and depots
and cutting Telegraph wires.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
Our wounded at Frsderieksburg.
he ATmY Of he Pofoalae :

Our WOunoeo AT fredericksburg.
r HEADSuAAFERs Amy OF PoTvNAc, !.
FALMOUTH, Dec. Is. I
To Major Gensral Fl. W. HaIIsek, Gsa.-in.
Chief:
In my report 70 you Of the 18th instant
the number of our wounded was stated Al
about 5000, aud the number receiving
hospital treatment ], $50. Both Of thsst
amounts are wrong. On the authority Of
DIT. Fetterman, our Medical Director, thu
whole number OF wounded is between
5000 aud 1000. Abont-one half Of thes,
are receiving treatment at the hospitals.
CSigned] A.E. BURHsIDE,
Maj. Gen. oon'ds- Army Of Potomac.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-The recent infor-
nation from the Cherokee nation discloseS
the shocking condition Of affairs there
Loyal and disloyal Indians slaughter one
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

R@THE Hon PRloH OF ooRN HHAL.-
We have heard numerous complaints among
the poor In regard to the manner in which
corn meal is sold, and the high price 1t
commands. 1t is suggested by an ex-
change that Indian meal like -four, should
be sold by weight, at the rate fixed for
corn, ffty.six pounds to the bushel. II
corn retails at sixty cents and meal At eigh-
ty, there is a profit Of thirty three per cent
for the trouble of milling. In addition to
this the grocer or yender says you must
make the consumer pay for the grinding,
and he, therefore. sdeduets eight pounds
from the bushel, supposed to be the weight
of the toll, as additional prodt-a little
more than fourteen per cent, making forty
seven per cent profit in all. Next instsad
of giving; in the sale, even forty eight
pounds weight to the bushsl, the grocer
measgres it ont to his cnstomers.s This
measure may turn ost forty eight pounds
to the buahel and it may be good deal
less for the best heRped peck of corn meal
will hardly ever weigh over twelve pounds.
So the poor man or poor widow, in add.
ton to the forty.seventh per cent, pay q re-
duction in quantity Of, how much is not
known, but something in measure: II Is
said q bushel Of corn will make tiEeEpeckI
of Indian meal. - sa-5s 49,
Now, why should not Indian meal be sold
for the benefit of the poor just as -four OF
GOALS sold by standard weight, PerhaP.
itmay be said the price must be increased
The answer is the measure then would be
as certain as the price ahdlas wen aIsd.-
Now the price is certain but the measure Il
not.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
The President to the Army Of the
Pntnmac. - q.

Potomac.
wAsHlSaroS, Dec. 23.-The Prsssdsnt
has issued abe following;
ExHcuTzyE MANSION. WAsHiN0ToS, 4
December %, 1862. i'tIf
To The Army of ths PotOaae:
have just received your Commanding
Generals preliminary report Of the battle
OF fredericksburg. The attempt was not
an error nor the failure other thaa an ae-
eidsnt The courage with which yOu Cd
an open field maintained the contest against
an entrenehed foe, and the eonsummat,
skin and success with which you crossed
and reeTossed the river in the face of the
enemy show that you possess all the quail.
tiles of great army, which will yet give
victory to the cause Of the country and OF
popular government. 1850; -i4l
Condoling with the mouruers for the dead
and sympathiEing with the wounded, leon.
gratuIate 70 you that the number Of both
is comparatively small. tender 70 you
officers and soldiers the thanks Of the ma
tion. [Signed,l
ARRAHAN LIH0OLN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

This delightful artiels forprSSsrvins and beautiy.
ng the human hair h again pot up By the original
proprietor, and l. now made With the EAno care, Gk
aud attention, which hrSt erSated ~ inuleass aad
unprecedented SALES Of over ono million bottles an
nualiyi II Il sun sold At 2S cents in large bottlSs
Tive million bottles can easily Be sold In = year when
1t Is again known that the Kathairuh Is not only tie
most delightful hAir drorns In the world, but that
is eiSausos the scalp Of seurfand dsndru fyss the
hair lively, r Iu4uriant growth, and prevents g
from turning gray. Hhess are considerations WORTH
knowing. ThS KAthairOa has been tested Gar over
twelve yelES, and Is warranted - doseribsd Arr
lady who vaIass bsaatll had q hair Vim me ne
KashairOa- It Is nnsly psffuuasd, cheap and valua-
bic, Il sold BY an ruspsetsbls dsaars thrOughoai
the world DIS. BARNES CO, 81
dsel0Snd&v New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

ATOHEsoN, No. Dec. 22.-The Denver
Express arrived at 10 A. NJ, bringing nine.
teen thousapd dollars il dust.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
S-T-1s6o-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify, utrunEthsu aad inVigornte- -
Fhsy create . healthy Appstifa. r-o-
Thsg are an antIdoss tOeh.ass q Eatsr saa ait.
They OVsreomO effects d dissipation andIais hours
Thsy strtnEttsd ne syltsua ana snlivcn he mind.
Thsy PrUTsat miasaAiie aha intamtt0ut isVurs.
They purify Ehs brlAth and nsIdity q the Stonaei
hey cure DyIpsPGia and C0nstipatlou-
ThSy cure Diarrbea, ChoIerA and ChslsEa MoEbuI.
They care Liver cOnPlaint snd Nervous Headashs.
Thsyare ne best bitten IN the vorld. Ihsy
maks the weak mn 5tronE, and are szh.nstod o,
tuEs's great rsIt0FsF. They are mads q pure St.
croi1 Run. ths eslsbutod Oalilaya Barb, roots and
herbs, and are takou with the pleasure q bsJor-
asa, uithoat rsEAFd % ags Or tine q Day Partieu
larry rOeonmsndod % doIlsats psrsous Fs4uirinE
gentle StimuIEut. sod by an eEDesEs, DEuEEiIts
HOiall and Ealp0uI. R.H- Dnks 4 O., "a RroaI.
Nay, New Eort - dselseaAGW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
paily gutR1ligeucet
wednesday Morning, Dec a. 1se9.
NOTICE.

On and aftOr Monday, the 9Th instant
the subscription price of the Wheeling
Daily Papers, in all paris OF The aty city and
vicinity delivered By earriers. WIN 81
twelve cents per week. Papers viii be far.
nishsd to News Dealers at the rate Of two
dollars per hundred.
HENRY HAED4, ssq
Editor Wheeling Prsas.
CANPBELI & McDERMor.
Editors Wheeling 1ateihigeneer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
TO LADIES.

NUMEROUS APPLICAITOSsA have ron tine .
IN time bosn made % ne pY Ledisl Ior 70 n. ~
Tvh.sling RnSipogI school, but eleh has q
Salk an ofhOrI Ihoul1 begin. = tnlot-
NJ futaroIlo1 4hatA elaSl o. Lanes - "" 49,
menesd and shall Be glad 70 reestIS NOT,
oet9Oin IL. h110ne00-'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24

D8THs RIvER.-Thers were six feet
two inches water in the channel. The
weather was cloudy with indications of
rain. The st, Patrick, having driven all
the snakes away from Pittsburg returned
yesterday morning, and left this port last
evening with a pretty good trip. The
Liberty No. 2, Capt Booth, VIII be compile.
ted this week.
S@YoUNd MEx, see an advertisement
headed "Partuer Wan ted. ~ esh7t Voc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
- Mqior General RaAeek

To Major General RalEsek:
Ny expedition was perfect success.
burned the railroad bridges at GoIdsbOro
and Mt. Olive, and tore up several miles Of
the track of the Wilmington 4 Weldon
Railroad.
We fought four engagements, viz: a.
South West Greek, Kinston, White Hall
and GOldsboro, aud whipped the enemy
Handsomely each time.
Signsd, ]. G. FosTsR,
Brig. Gen. oom'dg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
Gen. Fosters operations in North

WARRINGTON, Des. 23.-The following
has been received here;
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. OF N. @.
b December 90.
The New York herald., 1862-11-03
THE nEBELLYON.


Ann sUffi!Gs: . &C :. .--,-. =. r..,..~~,
Proposals invited for iurnlshins unfor@ Regulation
ne"
s.siss sasss:ssns ssrss
cosAns and Eaapsss city where specifications and
Propois should state the articles which proposed
the ShSe e Ssn ee S
total offered and the price for each article
be seiby marked with Il Ike Contractors name
The following list embraces the principal supplies need
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING -,
and - ee~s consisting OF engineers. ofdnAuco s"'
Uniform Jasksts consisting OF cavalry artillery infantry
Uniform Trousers. consisting Of foomsa. horsemsa
Cotton DUCK 6vsr.!l.
shirls.Flapnsl and knit.
Great Coats-Foolmen and horsemen
slanxets-Woolien s and rubber
sscS ssSaeeSs Coats 1i%ai iinea and unliued.
Boots, Bpoees Lessins. Stockings
Uniform Hsts-rrimmsd and untrimnsa
sp srass sossrs Cap' ssSs FsoeS. sssss.
H'v'r'a's' EGsHSsia: zEEegss ocs'isss 81 sSu.rAaE
Hospital rsn's Van Tent, s,D,sy Tents osnnes rsa
@ sSssSsss s:s,%sss:' ssS s'ts: Ssisr. ssEsss: s:ss:;..
slsa$.ss.5 sss,,S$.sl Color" fFsPp F;sP ass:' k;;,is.
s:;s:$: s:;;;:s: ss;:;;as s''t' ':;- E;:: ES$s'1
.eooKs-company Order.
Do Clothing Account
20 Descriptive.
po 0rd., Morning Report
Ro Morning Rspor.
Do Guard.
Regmental general order.
Do Letter
5: 5: 5: $;;:: {$$::- ${;;::'''''
Target Practice.
Consolidated Morning Report
- Inspection Report -
Security will required the fulfment OF every
ttrac
All proposals OF the day from the
this viii be opened of that
day and the articles Immediately needed will be
lowest responsible bidders present Contracts
the lowest responsible bids re-
up the time of making contracts
Proposals endorsed Proposals furnishing Army
Supplies. " and addressed to the subscriber
By order of the Quarteimaster General ,,ma,,
= Lieut. Colonel ID. II. VlNTON,
Deputy Quarermaster General United States Army
nEPUTY QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
~ Phiadelphi, 81 l55A-Proposals will be re eived
at this oLce until Monday Nov TO- at IL O'Clock NJ for the
oeVery III THIS city, al point that be required, OF
rive nnhdrel Arny Tran ansloItation WAGONS.
Two hunured fourwheeltd Amb (Wheeling pat
term
Two hundei sets horse Ambulance Harness.
The whole be completed and ready for delivery be-
forc the 18th of December The right Is rived
reject all bids deemed too high A. BOYD,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster U. S. A.
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