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Ayers PILLS.

A RE you SICK, feeble and complaining? Are
IN you out of order with your. system de-
ranged and your feelings uncomfortable These
symptoms are often the prelude TO serious lll-
ness. Same fiji of sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be ,averted by a tu:ely use of the
right remedy. Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the dIsordered humors--purify the blood,
and let the fluids move on unobstructed IN health
again. They stimulate the functions OF the
body into vigorous activity, purify the system
from the distractions which make disease.
cold settles somewhere IN the body, and OBJ
strucs its natural functions. These, if not re-
lieved, react upon themselves and the surround,
ing organs, producing general aggravation, suf-
fering and disease. While IN this condition,
oppressed by The arrangements, take Ayers
Pills, and see how directly they resto!e the nat
nral action of the system, and with il the buoy
au. feeling OF health again. What is true and
so apparent in this trivial and common com;
plant, is also true in many of The deep-seaed
and dangerous tistempers. The same purgative
effect rxpels them. Caused by similar o9sruc-
tions and arrangements oil The natural functions
Of the body, they are rapidly and many OF them
surely, cured by The same means. None VINO
know the virtues Of these Pills will neglect 70
employ them when suffering from the disordess
they cure, such as Headache, Foul Stomaon'
Dysentery, Bilious Complaints, lndigestion'
Derange ment OF The Liver, Costiveness or COB
stipa,ion AS Dinner Pill they arc both a.
greeable and efectual. ~.
PRlcs % CTS. PER BOX, OR TIVE BOXES ros Et
Prepared by Dr.. ). G. AVER, y Co., Eowet'' m"s1
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pickens opened on the Confederate s,..rs.
Times. which walan,hng stores at the Nav.
YARD on me LIST ofJanuary. The Rebel batts,
'rss responded, and the iIicg continued III,
evening, Furt PIckens fling the las. shot. tn. ~.
Rebel guns were well aimed, and most Of IN.
shells b'rst inside the Fort. Only one m.n ,,,s
was wounded, however. One Of our sbo..
made large breach IN Fort Barrancas IT,
the evening our firing sci Warrington on 6rs
The condagration continued all night, and ,hs
place was still burning on the evening of ihs
I'd, when the Rhode Island left. The FIRE wa.
seen at distance OF thrty-fve miles al sea.
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The Presidalt Judge Question,

We understand, on reliable authority, that
Hon. Wilson Reilly, is going to contest the e.
lection Of Jadge Mil in this Judicial District.
special Act OF Assembly, passed in 1860,
provides that
ssThe qualified voters of Somerset county
shall vote for Governor, Surveyor General, Au-
daor General, Members of Congress, State Sem
ators and Members Of the House of Represent
tatives, and Judges Of the Supreme Court, on
one ticket, which shall BIZ labeled on The out
side estate Ofiicers," and for all other cand-
dates which may be voted for at any general
election, including Judges of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF said county, on a separate ticket,
to be labeled on the on tside "County OHicers,"
and all laws inconsistent herewith, are hereby
repealed" f..
AT The late election, large number Of ne
judicial tickets voted in this county, were vo-
ted separately. as is required by the law for
other counties of the State, and it is on this al.
legged Illegal voting, we are informed that the
contest IS based, -[Somersa Herald md Wig.
Upon inquiry we learn tha! Mr.. REILLY will
not contest the election OF Judge MIL. There
isno doubt in our mind that MIR. Re,LLY would
be able TO succeed in ousliug Judge Mill, nor
.it because Mr.. Reilly and his friends a.e fear
ful Of the result, bat he has concluded not to
make the contest. The vexation, delay, and
expense attendant upon the effort, would seem
70 furnish sufficient reasons to deter one not inn
nsnssly rich fromTengaging in such an under
taking ia these ssvsre and trying times,
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENToN, Jan. l6.--Col. JAMES w. WALL
sent IN to the Legislature to-day, long stale
meut Of his grievances at the hands OF the Gen
era| Government, in being arrested by order OF
Secretary Cameron, and taken TO Fort Lafay-
etle and there lnrarcerated in a prison for
weeks, without charges preferred, and without
his knowing to this day why he was arrested.
He reviews the riy hts Of the citizen TO person.
al liberty and protection from unreasonable
seizure or searches, and calls upon the Legisla-
ture 10 instruct :he Representatives. from New
Jersey in Congress, to inquire into the causes
and auibhsfy for arrestiLg her peaceable citl-
z,ns. The memorial was referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

D0CTOR THOMAS P. CHAPMAN will send TO
| all who wish it (free of charge,) the Recipe and
full directions for making and using beautiful We
getabe Balm, that will! eifectually remove PIMrLEs.
3LoToHts, TAM FREcKLEs, &c. &C., leaving the skin
smooth, clean, and beautiful also full directions for
iache, less tsan thirty days. Either Of the above
can be obtained by return mail by addressing with
stamps for return postage) DR., THOMAS +. CHAP.
MAN, PRAcTIcAL CHEMIST, S31 BROADWAY, Nrw
YoRK. GJan. II, '62.-2m.
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A THING OF Beauty, is A JOY FoREvER.-~
Who can be beautiful ith sickly pale COM
pleXion. Keepthe pores of the skin free and
the blood pure, and your cheeks @ll vie with
the Rose and Lily The Ska is formed with
thousand Of pores in evely inch OF surface whose
Office it 10 10 carry off the impurities of the
blood-he acknowledged cause of all diseases
of mankInd-wben it IS dry and parched---
when it is covered with eruptons--when it is
cold and clammy-when there is inward fever
or intlammation-lt is impossible for the skin
under these circumstances to perform its proper
functions, ard to carry off the impurities from
the body designed by our Creator.
JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
remove these distractions, and produce free and
healthy blood, remove the erupiions from the
skin, and cause it to brighten with The flush of
youth and beauty. Beauty so much admired and
loved. Beauty without paints and cosmetics
but beauty produced by health and happiness
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all
Medicne Dealers.
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A CONTRACT TO BE ANNULLED.

II is understood that the contracts let out by
Secretary, Cameron, for over million Spring
field moskets, and over quarter of million
rifles and carbnes, will be ordered TO De annul-
ed BY Congress. They will not be available ip
the present war, and as they are to cost on av-
erage of seven dollars each above manufactu.
rer's prices, they involve loss of nearly nine
million dollars to the Treasury.
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Vofunfee's for the .A,my, Should not ieaps
the City until supplied with HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS & OINTMEET. For Sores, Scurvy.
Wounds, Small Pox, Fevers, and Bowel Com
plants, these medicines are the best IN the
world. Every French Soldier uses them.
Only 25 CTS per Box.
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THE LEHMAN-BUTLER CASE

The contested seat OF the First Congresson.
al District Of Ppnnsy yIvanla has Just been dec.
ded by vote Of the House. William e. Leh-
man, the Democratic candidate, has been de-
clared to be entitled to the seat. The vote
stood II for and 65 against him.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

The Democrats of Bedford County are here
by requested TO assemble n MASS MEETING,
at The Court House, ia Bedford, on
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 10TH,
as required by the rules of the party. A full
attendance Is expected Addresses will be de-
Avered by number of speakers. Democrats,
to the rescue!
~ JOHN s. SCHELL,
Chairman Dem. Co. Com.
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Victory in Kentucky.

The telegraph informs us that The Federal
troops under Gen. schepfF have gained VIC
tory over the rebels near Somerset, XIV. The
loss was heavy on both sides. The rebel Gem
erals, ZollikoGer and Ba,le Peyton, it Is said,
were both killed. ,l'ises'.
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Aid for the Soldiers.

The following named persons living in Schellsburs
and vicinity have contributed socks, Yarn, money,
and knittingwhich articles have been sent to Har-
ris5urg, and Port Royal, for the use Of the soldiers
composing the two companies from Schellsburg,
Bedford county, Pa.
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V1HE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE of

| sUFFERER,-Published warning, anc for
the especial benefit Of Young Men and those who
suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory Pre-
mature Decay, &c. &e. &c, by one who has cur ed
himself by simple means, after being put to great
expense and inconvenience, thro' the use of worth
less medicines prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had of the author, C. A.
LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpont, Long Island, by en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq. Greenpoint Long
Island, N. Y. Gjan. II, '62.-om.
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HEAVY CANNONADlNG HEARD AT
NORFOLK.

BALTlMoRE, Jan. 8.-Intelgence was re.
celved at Old Point last evening, that heavy
connonadlng was heard at Norfolk in the d..
reciion Of Albemarle Sound, al 9 O'Clock yes
terday morning
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SEQ i EMPLOYMENT [s75I
ENTs w ANTEDi

I : =
We will pay from $25 to SIS per month, and all
expenses, to active Agents, or give commission.
Particulars sent free. Address ERIE SEWING Ma.
CHINE COMPANY, R. JAMES, General Agent, Milan,
Ohio.
Aug. 80, '6l.
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To Our Patrons.

Friends, We must have money to pay our
debts. You who owe us four, SIX and eight
dollars and upwards, are especially called upon
TO come up 10 our help, Cove forward and
settle, and il you cannot pay your entire bill,
pay what you can. Administrators and Exec
utors who are IN our debt for estate printing,
and candidates who owe US for ticket printing,
will please'take notice.
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THE PIRATE SUMTER HEARD FROM.

New York, Jan. II.
The following is copy oil despatch receiv-
ed per the Arabia at Halifax
LONDON, via Queenstown, Jan. ITO Hi
ram Barney, Collector, New York.-The Sum-
ter has arrived a Cadlz, having burnt three
vessels.
(Slgned) c. F. ADAMS,
IT, S, Minister
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NUMBER OF CUTS OF YARN FURNISHED.

Mrs. John S. Schel' 4 cuts, Mrs. Mary Rock
4, Mrs. Charles Colviu ,, Mrs. Nancy CARING
er 2, Mr.. j. w. Kuippe ., Mis-. John Viii
lams 4, Mrs. Charles Williams 2, Mrs. Frank
Williams 2, Mrs. Catharine Hull 6, Mrs. Den-
jamln Hull A., Mrs. Zgler /, MRS. j. w. Hull
8, Mrs. Peter Hull 2, Mrs. Jesse X. Smith 6,
Mrs. George Feaster 81, Mrs. Mary Hoover 4,
Mrs. John S. Miller 2, Mrs Mary A. Young 4,
Mrs. JACOB Fisher 3, Mrs. Elizabeth Croyle 6,
Mrs. C. Rlienour 2, Mrs. Hannah Hancock a.,
Mrs. Hannah Mccoy 10, Miss Lizzie Sleek 2,
Lewis Riseling < Son IL, Mrs ReOecca Hull 4,
Miss McCreary l, Mrs. John Blackburn 2, Mrs.
Nj. A. Allison 2, Mrs. Kate Lukens 2, Mrs.
McMilin ., Mrs. Anthony Smith A., Mrs. Hi
ner 2, Miss Kate Vore 9, Mrs. H. Oyler 2, Mrs.
Mary Black ~, Mrs. Joseph Sleek 8, MIR. D.
A. Griffith 3, Miss Mary A. Blackburn 4, Mrs.
Catharinu Cuppett 2, Mr.. Isaiah Blackburn 7,
Mrs. Julian Snrader 2, Miss Hetie Beckiey 9,
Mrs. George Ellis 2, Mrs Ellis Rogers 2, Mrs.
Lucinda Rogers 4, Mrs. John Rouser ., Mrs.
James Carson q. Mrs. John Wonders 2, Mrs.
Shadrach Hinton 9, Mrs. Orpah Blackburn 2,
Mrs. Charles Hillegass A., MIR. Jacob FL. HIle-
gass 4, Mrs. Joseph Long !, Mrs. George Bow
ser 6, Mrs. CorIey 2, Mrs. James Mullen Q,
Mrs. Isaac Clark /, Mrs. G. w. Gump 2, Miss
Matilda Stuckey ., Mrs. Nycum 2, Mrs. Jane
Clark a., Mrs. Margaret Robson 4, Mrs. VIM.
Colvin A., Mrs. Eliza Taylor 6, Mrs. Samuel
Horn 2, Mrs. Layinia Burns 5, Mrs. Cornelius
Whetstone q. Mrs. iBeltz 2,
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From the Washington Star.
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.

The latest information from the Burnside
Expedition locates the greater portion OF it Oft
Hatte!as Inlet. The recent storm can hardly
have failed to delay and embarrass It's movements
somewhat. ..-To-morrow's news by the Norfolk
flag of truce may possibly announce its entrance
INTO Albemarle and Pamlico Sound, and by
Monday next we may hear that Newbern OF
Washington, N. c., or 10th, are in General BIS
possession. Ifsecesh has been able TO concen-
tra,e force that con i'spede his speedy pro-
gress from Newbern 10 Goldsdoiough, that has
been accomplished with remarkable secrecy, in
deed. Godsborough once at Gen. Burside's.
mercy, aud the great coast line of secesh's rail
road connections will be SO ''done for,"' as that
all Secess:a cannot put it in working order in
SIX months to come The more destruction OF
the bridges ovel The Tar and Neuse rivers will
affect that SO desirable object, to say nothing of
the destruction of the somany miles Of tressle
work within striking distance Of Goldsborough.
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FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC

HANDcocK, Md, Jan. lS.--Gen. Jackson
has disappeared, with his whole force. It is
believed that be has retired TO Winchester,
There are no rebel forces now known 10 be
in Morgan County.
The weather is lnclement and variable. The
whole river line is quiet.
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READY MADE SOCKS FURNISHED.

Mrs. GeorgeW. Williams pairs, Mrs. Sarah
A. Corl 2, Miss Martha A. Coney 2, Mrs. Eli
"a Richards 9, Mrs. Abraham Blackburn l, Miss
Rebecoa Blackburn I, Mr.. George Blackburn 2,
Mrs. Mary Shrader /, Mrs. Nancy Adams / !,
Mrs. Robert w. Miller l, Mrs. David Way 1 !,
Mrs. Benjamin Wore /, Mr.. Martin L. Coney /,
Miss Lydia G. Conieg J, Mrs. Leonard Feight :,
Mrs. James Allison 1, Miss Mary F., Allison j,
Miss Elizabeth Allison !, Mrs. Schaf 1, Mrs.
Nancy GarIinger |, Mrs. Maria Schell 9, Mrs.
Mary Hoke l, Mrs. Mary Feaster /, Miss An
ME Horn, Miss Amanda Horn I, Rev. d. Fl.
Ritter /, Mrs. Ann Border /, Mrs, Margaret
Rohlnet /, Mr. Emanuel Statler 1, Mr.. Duncan
McVicker 1, Mr.. isalah Conley ?, Mr.. John e.
ColvIn 3.
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CASH RECEIVED.

II. v. Blamwel 25 cts., Mrs. Carrie Conley
35 cts, Mrs. Mary Hoke so Cts, Mr. Henry
Schell 90 CTS, Mrs. Annie Colvin so cts., Miss
Susan RoIhboch so Cts, Mrs. Margaret Culp 25
els, Mrs. Rose Border % cts, Rev. B. II. Hunt
80 c;s., Mrs. Julian Williams so Cts, Mrs.
Herbert Blackburn l2A Cts, Mr.. George Beck
ley 25 cts, Mr.. Jesse Blackburn 90 Cts, Mrs
Ruth Clever 25 Cts, Mrs. Susan Guyer 25 cts,
Mrs Charles Hilegass so cts, Mrs. Sarah Key
ser SO cts, Mis-. Salie Black so cts., Mrs. EN-
ma Frazier 81 cts., Mr.. George Mullen 25 Cts,
Miss Sarah Wertz 25 cts, Mr.. John Stuckey
25 cts, Mr.. David Border 25 cis., Mr.. George
Covin % cts., Mr.. Peter Schel so cts.
Cash 80 03, bought 26 pairs of socks, total
number OF socks 2o6 pairs.
Mas. A. J. SNlvELY,
Mas. EMMA SoHELL,
MRs. ANNIE STATLEf,
Mas. ELIZABETH d. BUNNY,
Soliciting COMMITTEE.
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FROM FORT PICKENS.
The Confederate batteries al Pensacola hay-
ing repeatedly Cred at our small vessels, Fort
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Important Notice TO Cotton Buyers.
GENERAL ORDER.

EEADQuARTKRs, DIsrRICI OF CoRlHrH, I .
pRovosT NARsHALs OYroE, CoRIKTB. Nov. 10, 1852.
The General Commanding having become satisfied thai
parties engaged the cotton traffic have wantonly
lated the rules pd regulations which should govern per-
engaged ID thai business, aud also that score u
pe-sons without shadow Of authority. are largely en-
gaeed the purchase and sale OF cotton, deems hie
duty 70 place the following restrictions upon all parties
dealing cotton within the 1me OF this military dis
tricts-- ~
!. None hut regularly authorized parties viii be per-
mittcd buy cotton within The limits Of this district,
and order that their authority may be KNOWN IL will
necessary for them 10 have their permits approved at
these headquarters.
O. All regularly authorized cotton merchants who EN-.
poy agents 60 the country for the purchase Of cot
ton must employ men or unquestonable loyalty and
Satisfactory proof 10 that effect must be submitted TO the
Provost Marshal General, who will record the name Of
agent and also that Of each teamster under his
charge whose loyalty must also DO satisfactorily proven,
and others will be permitted to pass the lines under
any considerations.
g. will be consdercdsC violation Of these orders for
agents TO employ sub agents.
Parties shipping cotton from this district before get
ting their permits TO ship, must submit satisfactory ev
dence the Provost Marshal Of the district that each
bale bought OF loyal man, and that United States
currency the only kind Of money ussd in the pur
chase OF tho same
g. All persons in the service or employ OF the govern
nent are strictly forbidden dealing 10 cotton
O. Any violation OF these orders will be punished by
confscation Of the cotton in question, and imprson
ment Of the parties SO offending. BY order Of
Gen q. n. DODGE.
J.G CAnERos, Captain and Provost Marshal General,
District OF Corinth.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

~ put DOWN. "0ur Country, she always be right
hut right or wrong Country Hurited We stand
,dei we lalin "rbe United states has Const.tu
ton, one History. bes her know ono Destiny" "Ien
nessee Was forced out; she returns willingly" Tho
Preser vaipn OF tho Federal Goverr ment n rs whole
home and safety abroad" "UnioD rs prosperity and
nsppinesss, Secession ruin" "Fennessees star
shall be- blotted from the oio flag
Emerson Etheridge, Jennesseee faithful CHAIN
pion. " The Legacy OF our FATHERS snah Do
transmitted 10 our children" "Tbc dth of June,
'Engand encourages disnnioa from base motives" "
Liberty and Unisn, one and nseparabie." "freheh,
G,eehst, uDd Bruderhcbo" "Unsere Armor und Flote'
"kn Volk, Elm Land, Pr0sident, elm Congress, ELL
Constitution "Die Union, soil und muiss erhatcn wc'
den
the programme the procession passed On, living procla
nation Of love 70 the Onion breathing IN hundrads OF
hearts, AZ various points the waving OF Union fags om
tho windows, and smiles and wavngs OF handkerchcis
from Union ladies' bid them welcome Az the mtersec
ton Of Union and Main streets the procession received
tho greetings of General sherman and sta who awaited
1t there horseback. Tho line of march then con
tnued along NAN street and % tho theatre, where the
closing proceeding when Se went To press
On reaching tho theatre, the oicers Of the club took
their seats upon the stage together wth tho ladies ana
misses from the and the boys who represented the
Satos The appearance of thegroup AZ seen from toe
body Of the theatre pleasing sigh, as the drama
arranged upon the platform. Tho body of The
theatre uied with vast audience. The nit, the
dress circle and the two galleries were thronged With
erushg crowd and bdndeds were left outside unable 10
make their way INTO the spacious ediice.
The meeting was addressed nj length by the Following
persons b. W Sharp, Mr.. Il. romeny, Treasurer
OF the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company; General w.
T. Sherman and Colonel stuart OF the Fifty kiGb regi'
mept, limos Volunteers
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
The Virginia Union Legislature.
ppocI AMArtnN nv rur cOyEpNoR


The number OF members the House Of Representa-
ves OF the United States TO which this Commonwealth is
entitled having been changed by the apportionmeni made
under tho Of 1860 the duty Of redsrctng the
State dcvolves tho General Assembly. To discharge
this duty and in order that legislation may be had
other subjects Of vital Importance Francis H. Pcrpont
Governor OF tho Common wealth Of Virginia, authorized
by the fifth section o the NTH article Of the constitution
do by this my proclamation summon the Senators and
members Of the House OF Delegates composing the Gene
raj Assembly Of the Commonwealth TO convene In the
city OF Wheeling, Thursday the fourth day Of Decem
Der cext, AZ two O'Clock T. n.
Given under my hand, and tho less seal Of tho Com
monweath, this twenty fourth day Of November
H. o. 1852, and in the eighty seventh year Of the Com
monwealth. FRANCIS H. PEIRPOlNT
BY the Governor:
l.. A. HAGASs, Secretary OF Commonwealth.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND CORN.
DEpor QuARrERMasrERs OTpicx,
EnInar Rlnhfnl. NJ b a nj 4. afll.ela


Corner Eighteenth and O streets I
SEALED PROPOSALS Win b. reess, a, this ouics anI
Thursday. the An day Of December At u O'Clock NJ fos
% das and a a
The Oats b, Of 4 GOD aerchantabIe quality. pu, up
bags Of about two bushels each.
sacks 70 BE- furnished without. charge the
Tie Corn 10 be Of good mechan,abc qaay, pss IN
Corn win be received by weight al 800 ny sI pounisio
SACKS 10 be furnished without CHARGE sOve.r
Delivery to be made In the city waaon within as,
twenty-five days from BE pn%rosas aa:e q u; c0ne1
propals will be received ,or nifty thousan 80 OO)
els ~ oats upwards, and for niy tnousand s0@0)
The propositions Tor the oats and sepa
rate papers and entirely distinct frqR ana independent OF
The ai Post once address OF ,se bidder must
II eil the name Of Grn The names Of a., a..
mdvidaalproposil q The partner sisnins il.
Proposals from dsoyai parties VIII not be snd
N Sas "a @ Be- as. . sn
h vne saos Ary, va aea nd Corn
IN. ,,,v q, ,n tder ~ Al IN contract should pe
awordea him, be guaranteed by two responsible per
The spensS y e se SHOWN ~
official eicae oi the clerk Of the district court or
Bidders must be pressn, IN person Thea the oid' arc
Bonds equal amount to haf the sum 20 be received on
se @ os hs % ssr So s
| the contract.
As the bond accompany the contract, II will be neces
the bidders have their bondsmen with hem or 70
bonds signed in anticipation and ready TO be produced
when the contract IL signed.
eSn. procured SpG application :. 2, being
graph
QUARANTINE.
We, OF the county Of - and State OF - and
by guaranty that able to funl contrae. in accord
With the Of his proposition and that should bIs
proposition be accepted he WIN Al enter into contract
In accordance herewith.
Should hs contract = awarded him. we are prepared TO
become his securities.
ITO this guarantee appended oalciacertneats
above mentioned.
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
All under this advertisement
will be rgdy nspected and such Of good
sound merchan ntable quality will be rejected.
Payment be made upon the completion Of the eon-
thereafter the Depot Quatcrnaser shall
be funds.
informally In the bid. conformance with The
terms OF this adverisemrnt will insure The rejection OF tho
proposal
Delivery to be made be railroad eepot, at OF
the government whaves In the city o ~ ashngon
The Depot himself The ngbt 70
re- ject any all bids that he may deem too high
10. u. RtCKER.
Colonel and Depot Quaiterinaster
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The Missouri Election.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 20, 1862.
The Official gives Blair 100 majority Knox Tor
Congress II stated that Knox will tho seat.
The radical emanc ipatonst ticket ~ elected by 40
average majority Of 800
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
TIE REBELLION.

nEPUTS QUARTER MASTER GENERALS OvYICEt
~ Philadelphia, 1850 Aoy, iS52-Proposas VIII oe 70
csiyed AT thisoce until friday 18th inst at II O'Clock Ne
CURED; Of Five Hundred Army Transportation WAGONS,
be made OF the best material according 10 atoms 70
be- Ia this Office, Inspection Al 70 b
completed and ready for delivery before the Js of
December ls62 the rtght reserved sct all hida
deemed " high. tSisn-d) A BOYD,
Captain and Asst. tuartermaster Y. r. A.