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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

AsYLuu.-While Mr.. Wiltse was on his
way to this place, he stopped temporarily at
Mount Plea SAINT While there he visited the
Asylum for the Insane. After having graft
fed his curiosity by visit to the different
departments of the ms tuition, he was about
to return to to Sn hen the excellent Super
in endent DR.. Patterson, invited him to re-
main, and attend select party which would
come off during the afternoon. Mr.. W. con.
sented. The time arrived; and on being ush-
cred into the room, MIR. w. was astonished to
find some 60 or 70 of the insane inmates of
the hospital, of both sexes, engaged in the
exercise Of a well order otllion. The music
was discoursed finely by one Of the lunatics.
There was nothing in their appearance TO indi-
cate any arrangement of mind. They were
joyousand happy. They thoroughly compre.
hended the maze Of the dance, and were OBJ
servant Of all the rules of etiquette usual on
such occasions. They had been skilfully
disciplined by the Superintendent, who, per-
haps, has no superior in America in the man.
agement of the Insane.-State Register.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

s7 Troops have been arrisipgin Washington
rapidly during the past week Not less.han
ten thousand entered the city in two days.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14
Among Cen Sherman's orders for the gov
eminent Of Memphis is the following: -, 49,

eminent Of Memphis is The following:.o a..
Negroes are subject to the laws of the
State and city ordinances applicable to the
free negroes; they can work at any trade or
calling, hire out, or, if they choose. return to
their former masters. No force is to be used
one way or the other. Soldiers not on duty
are not to NEEDLE in this matter. Guards on
duty will assist all who appeal for protection
against violence or undue force. = ~,
Tue LATEST IDEA -They have a Toryado
Insurance company in Freeport, Illinois, for
the purposes Of insuring people against dam
age by tornadoes. - q 'i.'lss'a osli
-. IIo,, Jnho n pnftor 10 M dos,ht lfafnakad
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14
portage stamps.

Ieti Of ae7i1 Postage ssamps. za'o-2s
CMALL envelopes for Postage Stamps, with prints4
y labels for 10, Is Is and so cents, for sale va
'iIS 9nlav q! 4ffi2GGiiG9 2IaI At BUk1(EfTSIO<
nDD Fiuid and OH Lamps altered TO Kerosene, It
~ tsiaing cost, 81 Gd3J. H. CAHOMS CO.'S ard
novN CITY Drug Store.
rAEEY's TACTICS, three volumes. fort als at -
vi efE en3 aa.a'" al s@'"Si"' BURNETT g..
~. = :; -- ~ ----.. ,s-s,.s+-ssss
THE Orpheup @. Kerr Papers,,
T. sspoolG9 l-W 1lan5 10 sjiINt 1URNUXIag,o OF
.seizot
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

"Cease fighting!" Does not the mere ut
terance of such words carry joy and gladness
into million homes? Are they not words
which will cheer the distressed and heart
stricken, and comfort many mourning house.
hold ?'
OF course, to cease fighting implies that we
lay down our. arms and surrender to the lead
ers of the traitor confederacy, and tamely per-
init them to d ctate the terms of peace.
TO talk of anything short of that is to talk
the sheerest nonsense, and to talk of that is
to talk the bOldeSt treason Gate City
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

DECISIONS ON THE REVENGE LAw.-Com
missioner Boutwell, has recently made SOM
important decisions ON the Revenue Law
which will settle some questions that hav'
yexed our collectors and assessors to no small
degree In answer to enquiries directed Il
him from some packers, he makes the follow
ing statement au .a7,Lraa ts. .-
"Paries who engage in packing beef OF
pork must take out a dealers license-whole'
sale or retail, as the case may be-
lie also states that wood dealers must have
licenses to transact their business; but farn.
ers can ssU their caon tcooa from their out
soagoas scithout license
In relation to bankers and brokers, he
makes the following decision: s ssEs2
"Parties doing business as bankers, brok-
ers and land warrant brokers must take out
three licenses. See section 81, Excise Law.
Incorporated banks, dealing in coin, cur.
rency or exchange, are subject to license as
brokers'" -
The following decision does not apply as
yet to our city, as there have been no stamps
received, But they will soon be along, and il
lis well for our citizens to bear the law in
mind:
~ When the maker of check, draft, note
or any other document, shall neglect to put
on the required stamp, it will not do for the
party receiving the same to affix stamp and
cancel it, but it must be- returned to the
maker for him to do it." 100 1s2 ge''i s 5at.s 4
GONE AT LAsr.-The Hawk-Eye State pass
led this city, Sunday night, bound South,
with the 18th Iowa regiment onbnrd. This
regiment left the rendezvous at Iowa City on
Sunday, the I'd inst, for Davenport, where it
was supposed they would find immediate
transportation. The boat which had been en-
gagged to transport them South vas detained
above the Rapids almost week, in conse-
quence of high winds, and the regiment has
been at Davenport sv~ since,vz4Of course
their coming - this city t. enb4s would
have inside - penspabls difference.
Wsgive bslsw SO lUstef q the reginental
officcrs: zsss2sa@
Colonel Wns &. mia, M CITY,;
Lieut.. Cd John Co1nen. Tama county;
Major-HIgh P. Lynch, Iowa county,;
Adjutant.IaWss E. Pritcbard, Iowa City /;
9u assag4 n 4 M Rssaf p.k. ys Gty y
list ASS. Surgeon WIN. r. Eathrop, -;
- go-4F.gJ j.. B. Stetler, Mar.
s5hxu Comfy s7ss4 3alab go I ~ si'3a4 &
cispiai1JohnT simmp,osnlss I On County;
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

"DuMpED."-A team of horses, that were
feeding out of wagon, standing on the Az
enue, near the corner of Second street, yes
terday afternoon, became frightened at COW
that was coming towards them, and, in then
efforts to break loose, they overturned TIN
wagon. They were secured before they
could release themselves from the wagon
No injury was done to either horses or wag
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

Losr.-On Second street, some time since
gold locket, with the initials IN. B. 5.
on odtside. The finder will receive a reward
of five dollars and the thanks Of soldier by
returning it to this office.
NAG 18th daw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

CHAPLAIN OF THE 37rH.-Rev. j. II. White
of Mt. Pleasant, has been elected to the posi-
ton of chaplain of the 37th or Gray Beard
regiment This is an excellent appointing nj
and one that could not we'll be improved
Mr.. White was formerly stationed at the NJ
E. Church in this city, and is we'll known by
many of our citizens. We congratulate MIR.
White on his election, and the regiment on
their selection
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

GONE TO HELENA-We learn by private
etter from a member of the 18th regiment,
that they were ordered to proceed immedl-
atelv to Helena, Arkansas, where they would
be brigaded with the Iowa regiments that
have already arrived there. Our correspond
ent thinks that all of the Iowa regiments arc
to be sent to that point, as Gen. McClernand
is very anxious to secure all the Iowa troops.
He could not find better men for the purpose
in which he is engaged.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

The Muscatinc Courier boldly avGws thai
the aim of the Democracy is to make peace
with the traitors. Not peace to be won by
"A vigorous prosecution of the war to the ut
ter overthrow of those who have taken W
arms to destroy the Union and the Govern
ment, established by our fathers. In its is
sue of Tuesday, in a leading editorial devoted
to the subject, the Courier says:
"Let the telegraph tonight bring the tiding.
ofDcmocratic victories, and peace anda unitet
country will follow as true as the night, tn
day. III
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14
4 THE JOURNAL.

SAD Acc1DENr.-Mr. George Naylor, resld-
ing about five miles from this city, on what IS
known as the Graded Road, had his leg drawn
into thrashing machine, last Friday, badly
MASKING it. The limb will probably be saved.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

Iowa LIrERATuRE.-Our Post Office has
receiveda large number of communications
that are worthy Of seeing the light Of day
in the columns Of newspaper. The follow
ing letter We select as specimen:
LioNs IoA.
if thare is Emmy thing hear for
send then to Lions and oblige
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

q Hon. John f.; Potter is no doubt defeated
for Congress in the LIST Wisconsin District.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

PROMOTED Mcneil formerly res
ident of this city, from whence he removed to
Davenport, has received the well-earned pro-
motion of 2d-Lieutenant in company Il, I'd
Iowa infantry. Lieut.. Mcneil was Corporal
in company H, and has been in every engage
ment in which the I'd Iowa regiment has
participated. He was severely wounded at
Corinth We are pleased to learn of his
promotion, assured that he is fairly entitled to
it, and we confidently look for his farther
promotion.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

LUMBER ADvANcED.-Lumber has advanced
in price about 0 per cent in the past few
days. The following are present prices OF
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

".TadtG9l b9sssIbs lio !" ss eoTsmmoo
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-14

edi OF osiyo1l bnisido szsdmsaa a1atass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20

farnisb. made Wholly o. IN part II run opal
10 INSIDE a sth-r rsrns - subetane~s y
Vegetable oils. Dr. gailon
'tgeisbic pulmonary haissn. same q. lelir-
tee
Neruifagc. same a. s.Ierflfrsce-
Warehouse entry. o. custom h0uses, not exce-i-
ing one dollar In value. sfanp d1ty
%, 90, sSceedins Que dollar. a0d "a exceeding
Do, Do, exceeding fse dollars IN rsIne
" srehoase receipts, stamp duty
Whisky, PER gallon
Do rccfiied. D. not o. psy an adlitionai ansr.
WHOLESALE dealers. under which term i Included
every person Who's bushes. o. occupation i
O. sell, cr "ncr iosel. gruceries-or my ro.-is.
~areS ~ mcrChaIdi>r. ~ fare. ~ OF de.gesske
prodnciiou. ~ NOR thsn o.ie original 49,.
axe OF piece az ore time. % fhe sane p.sr-
chaser. NOT Including vincs. spirituou< 81 NAH
liquors. for zach liceu.e
Wholesale dealers IRE liquors. n every desc-ip-
ton, including distilled -piritS. ferncnfed g.
quors ard wine, q aB Kinds fpefsonS other
than disfii.crs. uho srii ~ otter 80 sale anY
such hqucr~- 81 quantities 80 mere then three
gaiions a. one til,f fo fhe ,aint purchaser. are
incigled.l faT each icra~e
Willow. Manufacture, ~
Wine made 81 grape. per GALLON
Withdrawal entry. az custom house. stamp duty
Noot, manufactures ~. u not otherwise pro-
vided Tor
Wooi screws
Wool. manufactures Il. not ofherwis. specified
Norstei. manufacture r. not Otherwise specified
Worm lozrnges. same a. 'nrngnrec.'
Writ, stamp duty
Zinc. manufacture q. no; otherwise specified.
Do, oNydc 81. per Ice pounds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. - L r O "A d
1862. WM - zE 1852.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route IN Chicago win Kokomo.
81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
30 Mills SHORTER IRAN OTHER ROUTE.


AN AND AFTER NAY ;. lss2, will be
W run a. follows
Nal Train Will leave indianapolis at lilo A ~.
stop at all stations and maze close correction kokomo
with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road Tor Lo-ansporf Valparaiso and Chicago and
n; Peru al 3ls T. n. in make connections with
trains the Toledo and fbasb Railway going East ard
West
Returning. the train will leave Peru a. 500
A. N. after the arrival % the the T. a W T. W.
from the East. aud arrive "a indianapolis AZ 30 A. N.
IN time 70 make connections fer al points East South
and West.
An ENpres,tran viii leave indianapolis less r. NJ,
conueciai kokomo with rsia or Chicago. and arrive at
Peru At 500 4. ~ IA tim. make connection with trains
going Fast ard West the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the train viii leave Peru AZ 1900 NJ.
making close connection kokorno viii the trains
the cincinnati aud Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logar>porf sud arrive a indianapolis
ll0 NJ 10 time % connect with the evening trains Tor
Cincinnati. Louisville and ether points.
Special attention gver the transportation Of live
stock. produce ard merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and superintendent.
THO 7. HAUaffs. General Ticket apl g. a ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20
THE NATIONAL TAX

The raves Imposed vy the Tax Bill,
and Passed by Congress, June Esd.
ssGs-rhe Dufses ON incomes, Gnsu-
suSnnce Coxapanies, Raiiread Com.
panses. &c.-The Taxes On Distilled
spirits, uauusacsures. Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candies, Tobacco, snuff, Sc
gars, Iron. soap, screws, Cloth, Lea
ther, Glue. wine. Coal, &c.-rhe Tax
On Cotton-rhe License Tax, &C., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20
INDIANAPOLIS IND CINCINNiTI
~. apr-e-EHnl

r a I L r Q a ID
..s.F;;zz;s iis''...;,its -
shortest Route by Thirty msl-ss
No CHANGE or CARS To CINCINNATI
Three tramsieaVe Indianapolis Daily Sundays eAcepied)
,NIRST TISAIS.-5-ao AZ -cINCISSATl LIGHTNING
Express arrive - 1.agirnaf - 10 A a., and Lex
ington. Nv. 100 I. H.
Second Tran 104o A. Ntis.ffnnsti Mail. az
Cincinnati so Y. H.. making c> Connection with Little
Miami Railroad tor l.oyeald. Morrow. Columbus, New
ark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling
Third Train-635 p y, Cincinnati Express arrives at
Cincinnati lilo r. ".
Fare same "a bv any other
Call for your tickets the indianapolis aud Cincinnati
Railroad
Baggage checked through
srFcAL NoucE.Be yon Get ia the right train at
Indianapolis The emily Cincinnati train. stands the
fifth track being the farthes track south the Union
Depot. at Indianapolis.
W. II. l.. NOBLE. General Ticket AGENT.
WV POWELL. Travelling Agent my2G g.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20
SCHOOL ORGANS.

a NEW fSsTkUxESI-JUST THE THING FO2
"a sabbath schools, Academies and small Churches.
~ EnBX CHa Ic ~.
uv7 WILLARD sTUwRLl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20

Bslsam Of Wild Cherry aud Iceland Moss, same
Balm Of a TAof-snt Mowers
Band Iron (-ee iron
Banks. On all alviss nds ................ 3per ct
Bar ger~.f asltrr which term 4 fnelnded every
person who k~ep, place II business where
credits are opsfsd Ia favor Of any p~rson,
nrm or corporation, by the deposit or eellec-
ton Of muney currency. and the same
sry par thescof. >hsii Be paid or renitted
= uton the draft cheek oz order. Of such ereii-
tor. hut which does not include Incorporated
BANKS. cfher banks legally sufhorirsd 10
issue note, a. circulation. fer cense....... loo o.
Bar iron (.~e '-irou-''l
Bsrytss, soIphafe Of, per leo pounds 10 cents
Beer. per barrel u 81 gallons. fractional parts
u barrel 70 pay propofu9 nsiely. 49,. 81
Brnd heather per csani- --l Ct and nils
Benzin~ usr raliasl. 10 cents
B-carl,ui.ate VI soda pef pound. mills
Billiard tables for each table. l0W
Billiard rooms. for license, for each table,. 500
Bile u exchange linlznd1 for the payment Of
any sum II money not exceeding 500, on
sigh or demand. stamp duty u. -.-------. Scents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
ROPOsAL FOR HORSES.

DEPOT QuARfERkAsfIRs OFFICE
Corner Etghtcenth and g ,syetis, }
sEsil sArURP!T the s1th day Of De:emssr At Il
agoJ twenty Eve hundred Hor.ss, of the foIIow
ing description viz:
uass aor CssysIry; ysol one thousand 6ve hundred
ssHS saaa{sa aff,;
~ ~ ARTILLERY.
Qs9s) fifteen and once to n6J sixteen hands
high, between five sndeght years Of aye, of dark
ness. comYsctly built, and to weigh no: less than
The full name and post ONCE address OF the bid
der must appear in the proposal.
III bid is m ade in the name of q hrn. the narpes
eonsdeTed as the individual proposal of the party
PROPOSED. from di,ieyql PARTIES rin not Be cor-
sidfrsd, and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
Progo.als must specify clearly whether the bid
bid one tAe t" no
II any bidder si,hss tG pFoposs for both classes
each class o. % EsSins no
enee 10 any other pro posal by the same party
rh, QgartsImaster U. s. Army, washinston, D. g,
and shenld be plainly marked Proposals for
GUARANTEE.
The abity Of the bidder to All the contract should
responsible persons those signatures must 30 ap-
pended to the guarantee.
shown Se esr.asss Clerk aF Of the
ns.re.t District Court or of the United States Dis
BE- II Shsn h bids
Bonds equal in amount to one half the sum 70 os
received the contract, signed Dy the contractor
successful bidder upon signing she contract;
As the bond must accompany the contract " VIII
be necessary for the bidders to have ther conas ;;
patton and ready to be produced when the contract
Sss. sss 81 this Be eSsH HpSa
by letter, or By telegraph.
PORN OF GUARANTEE.
We, -, Of the county Of. ara state OF
- and -, of the county Of -, and State Of,
GO %h the terms Of his propo
sition and that should his proposition be accepted
he win at once enter into contract In accordance
We prepared to become his secureties.
To this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned.
INSPECTION. DELIVERY. &c.
All Horses contracted for under this advertise
ment will be subject TO rigid ins pecton and those
| not conforming to the specifications will be re-
| 3ected.
The Horses must be delivered in this city, within
twenty days from the date of the contract, and nc
sztenSion OF time win be granted on any prete1t
contract, or so soon thereafter ss the Depot Quar-
termsster shall be in funds
| Any infOrmality in the d, or non comic finance
with the terms of this advertisement, will ensure
/ the rejection Of the proposal.
! The Horses will be awarded in lots OF ta) two
| hundred each, unless the Depot Quartermsster r
should deem ii o the interest OF the Government
/ 70 vary the number, . 49,,
| The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right to reject AS or all bids that ne aE aesa too
! 5s IL tde17 Colonel and Depot Gu rtermaster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.
WAsHiSGroN Arsenal,
H. L.

WASHINGTON Arsenal, I
Dsostaber 10, 1864.
sEALEp Proposals, TO be endorsed Proposals
for Fresh Beef - will he received at this Arsenal,
until 10 a M Of the 2Ith instant for the su ppiy OF
Fresh Beef Tor twelve months from the lat January,
1853 ~
fpscks and shanks excluded in such quantities as
NAV from time to time be REQUIRED, not exceeding
Ave times in each week, such days As shall be
d,signated by the Acting Assistant Cemmissary OF
eubsistence The Beef 10 be delivered 81 the Ar
esnal.
The contract will be awarded tsub3ect To the ap-
proysl If the Commissary General) 10 the lowest
Y.sDonsi BILE bidder, who will be required to enter
into bond wi th sOlv, Mt surety, in the SUN OF
Sys, for the due Performance OF the contrac;
do ll-dtd lst Lieut.. Ordnance, A. A {. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
PROPOSALS.
O y o p o 3 A L o.
pRror QuARrKRnAsrHas OFFICE,
Cers~ a. 18th and g stsaas,


Cors~ ~ Isth oad @ stssas
WashiHston, d. C., Dee 10, Isaa.
AsIs rsorosALs win be received 1t this ofhes
An4l Saturday, December 7th, ps2 at IL O clock
n. fof the Burial CT Persons dying while In the
Hsary service Of the United statss in the city o.
~, from the lst Of January until the soth Of June.
Blee,ne, lions for oil the requir.menss OF such
sas1ah ssn be seen At this ONCE
ne full name and Poet ONE .ddr... os IA. RIA.
~ must appear in the proposal.
~ bad il made in the name Of nrrn the names
a.dersd the iadiTidSai proposal Of the r party ~
flopos.i. ftom disIsysl parties will net b. con-
aAs,ed. An oath Of allegiance must accempzny
-fropossis must be addressed 10 Capt. Edward l..
HArtz, Assistant Quartsrmsster q. g. Army at
tS. s6sGs Be
military service q atsksMrss ths Sr,srd s'.ss'-
aAevn b. he Oeisi esr.iseste OF the CLERK Of the
ss.,es; District Court or Of the United States Dis
he ability ofthe bidder to an the contract, should
rssSss.sie persons ,snssnrss are to IS Se .p
Sssoed 70 the guarantee, aud said saasan,ee m sst
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
sfe opened, or the proposals will not Be consid-
Bonds In the sum of one thousand dollars. signed
~ The contractor and both Of his guarantors will
rsSnired OF the successful bidder upon signing
Form Of G-arantee.
ksreby guarantee that Il able to falal the
Iesition, and that, should his proposition be 40
esp he win At snee enter into contract in 40
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
Dared 70 become his securities
Iss q appended the
The Depot ouartermast.r reserves to himself the
HSS " any OF Nj I6WhRp I,S fi Sf L. RARfT isfR too
9ep Capt and Assn ousrtsrmaster o. 8. A.
G1ALKD PROPOSALS are invited until tho s,d
sR % 30 h.sa "s':s d
LEI Cattle on the hoof,
q. and each animal to average so pounds aro.s
% cattle admitted that weighs less than 900
The arst delivery to be made on or about the 10th
- oIJanuary ls or As soon thereafter as the Gov
vn required TO be delivered under this sop,rsst
a eon1 with good and sufficient security will be
Ss nnth the ~ ths eon
Src,os.ls from contractors VIM ..,. ;.-
Ai<c 70 comply with their bids, from disioyai per
scn, or yheTs the bidder is not present to respond
The names Of hrms should be stated In full, with
e preeiee aoaress OF each memoel efthe frm.
.ss, or such other funds a. GovernmsDt t msS IsYs
1oI disbursement '
sS :s co. q II
- Il, EEsseenngsGIn'n Esse D. c. and endorsed
&-,o ofthe county of =, and State of-,do
nefeoy guarantee that - is able to fulfil ths eon-
sst In accordance with the terms of his prorosi-
ION. and that, should his proposition be accepted
herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are prs-
DAred 20 become his securities
lfhs guarantee must be appended to each bid J.
1he responsibility Of the gusrantors muat be
oowA By the o5eial certificate of the Clerk of the
nsarst District Court or Of the United States Dis
BsAs ,cAieA do MOI comply r,h I'll. abop. r,H B.
s&S<ts<0 de4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

~ II is most remarkable in the VIII OF inst
democrat OF democrats, the late John G. Tam
tor ha: the testator forbids either OF hls oaUgh-
tiers marrying . foreigner or native OF
Southern or slavehoIding SAts,-hdTVo0a bt-
ning Press.
~ The King Of the SanGwieh Island. 1. en-
gag, in translaung the Episcopal prayer oook
into the native tongue, and the work Will be
printed as soon as completed. GIs Knowledge
OF both Languages lie saic to equal that Of any
other foreigner.
syThe Miramanehi IN. b. Times reports
th.. there are eleven vessels building within
.ix milss of each otheS, north Of the Mira
rns. hi river, Nhoee aggregate tonnage aInoants
tc 7ycco F--t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
The Banks Expedition.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE bark Ann, from
New Orleans, reports that on the 9th instant
at a. m, of ST. Augustine, Florida, she saw
six large steamers, and from their course Judged
thy were bound further south than Florida
The steamers We're probably part OF General
Bankss expedition.