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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

No CArsy roa pNsros pEsCy The New fors
Herald. strange 10 say, publishes eircums'ansial
account Of the Confederate forces stating the pre-
else strength Of each command. and where lacs
ted such Information = obtained. OF course.
through the agency Of Federal spy In The War
Departure. !, We can imagine no other means
by which II could be procured According to
this statement, the aggregate Confederate army In
the Geld whcnfhis article was Published. amount
ed to ts5 ooo men, by the lst Of July the con
seript las viii add po 900 TO tins force, ma
king A grand aggregate OF 700 soldiers. Al
loving 1s5 900 for cxemp,s. sickness, ac., the ar
my in the ncli for the summer campaign viii he
not less than 500 900. with such force a. this
and made up Of -soh material. OUT commanders
ough, 10 occupy Kentucky, Tennessee. and Mis-
sour before ausginn Bat little while. and the
nycr. will fall and the gunboais viii be OF no
USE Tho slokly season will Sc: In 10 the South,
and our enemies mus, either run away from our
territory OF remain on the seaboafd 70 die. VIII
an army of GO 600 men wonderful military re-
suits must follow Yet. TO our astonishment we
meet men with long faces occasionally. who hlS
about the necessity OF resor,ins TO the guerilla
system Of warfare !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

pgAru or Carr. J. W. B,RRkrr.-we were
PANIED 10 learn. on Thursday morning that Capt.
j. W. Barrett, formerly editor Of the Harrison
Flag at this place. died at New salem, Rpsk
county. on Monday last. The deceased was at
tackled with consumption about eighteen months
ago and forced to abandon his business. Under
the advice u his physician and friends hr leis
home in the spring Of 1851, and went to the
prairies, and from thence To the Gulf coast. Week
after week during the interval Of his absence his
family were eheered with letters stating tina, he
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17
NOTICE.
TO THE PATRIOTIC CITIZENS or uARRl
son COUNTY.

In compliance with the following order Of the
County Court at It's call March Term. ton the %
Monday IN said moaih) l,G2.
I, is ordered by the Court that the following
named persons be. and they are hereby appointed,
and earnestly requested % inquire into the s,ns
ton of all families of volunteers IN their
crni precincts and o. receive by donation, puy'
chase with County Bonds, payable In two and
three years, bearing interest al ten per cent. PET
annum. and II necessary with draft on the Treas
ury Of the county, saficieu' maintenance for
such families. and see them furnished with the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

p,RrY TO T#s W Z LAIR R.ss.Rs On the
rrai2g Of the sth, Capt. s. J, Richardson gave .
niy to the y. p. i.sse Rangers. which was At
-1ded not only by this gsllsnt company but By a
irye portion Of our population The supper was
oi osly excellent and boun'iful, but the table
resented q model Of cpicurean taste All The ar
engsmtnl Of the evening were Of character 10
,pre pleasure. II !, gratifying TO notice the
na6denes SID friendship for Capt. Richardson by
ls eu,irc compsny. the re~ul, Of his Kindness to
rem and attention TO their wants.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

s~ We no longer reoeivp by mail any news.
.,prr- published on the Other side Of the Ml4sis
ppi rser. Even the yioksbnrg whir h0 not
tiohed this ONCE IN several weeks. Report states
'bat It is owing 10 the obs,nacy sod pcryer-cnesa
If the mail contractor from yieksburg TO Shfeye.
sort We hope the matter will he inquired into
ra thls man II he "a to blame will &c, his deserts
r1o department, ought 30 have the mail, carried
gulhrly. Tho present state Of sAaifS Is inc,
labie aud Outrageous.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17
4 GOOD BARGAIN.

trnA ACRES OF land for ssls
IOVV miles south of Carthage. ,.
road leading from Carthage 10 San AID
tine. 250 acres Of said land are inel|
and in high state Of cultivation, WI
situated that two beautiful building locsi(
can be had on the sane. to make iso \
Of 900 acres each said locations Al
situated that steam mill can DO wi
either, which ia much necied in The neigt(
hood, with elegant spring and well u
together with a new gin house and seres
all the necessary buildings to make 1 4
Portable for a farmer TO commence, w
the trouble and expense tina, Is neees'
settling a new place together With a.
stock and utensils necessary 10 esry
farming. ii wanted Also some inYsi
town lois in Carthage, as de-irr % "A
my business, that ! may be- enabled 10 1
my brothers place, during the waf,
terms will be made easy. viii take m
or Confederate bonds as cash. Coms
see. AS i, viii COS. you nothing
A. II BAkf1
April &c. 1862. pJl-'i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

fm TSooAs IIogss.--Repors state tina, one
- perhaps tso boats have reached Shreveport,
f,n Rev Orleans, parToring to have been sent
% by the resideni population Of the latter city.
der Federal passport. for food. Rspor, states
'tu iuFtner. bp. we trus. enormously. that one Of
hese boats viii. or ha- been permitted to return.
"s have seen nA~rpr, given by the.federsl
F-0so,, Mnshsll OF Ne~ oricsn. to one OF the
rs.sengefs. sEj We consider Il the b.xi thing IL
issing the cath Of allegiance to the Linooln gov
nen'. il our friends on Rcd River desire that
he Federal commander shall receive m mute des
upton Of The dstcnocs aud number Of cannon
"a the river. and At shreveport, a truthful &C.
oJa. Of troops in Texas, the amount and charae
~ Of the cotton crop 90 hand, and provisions.
heg ought by ali means 10 send one or 10th these
hostA belos. The I.incoln',es have captured New
pr..ans. and they are bound In honor 10 feed the
'irens Of the place. II they cznno. d. 10 lie;
'pe n Absadoa TIN city send these people across
ne limo TO us. Ie, Us teach our enemies 'ths, wc
VII have no intercourse with them or permit
oe spies TO come among Va. They have obtain
Il ,ae privilege ri fcedins'a city containing pop
aiioa Of 40 900 people nothing mNre Ie, az
'0ld them r.gidly TO the contract No coats ought
he permitted 10 gobelow under any rro,sxt. and
prevent II, Jefferson, Shreveport. and AleYan.
fs ought b he plsoei under MAJ ,lal Law,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

NIRATED or stolen from the subscriber
y on the lh Of May, 1862. one sorrel
MARE MULE, medium $40, branded on
the RICH, shoulder with heart, and has har
ness marks on her.
The above reward will be paid TO any one
delivering said mule to me,
WIN. ALLEN.
Marshall Texas, MAY Il, lsGe. tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

jan DyLivsgY On the night Of the 9th Of
Say, ". s. Mccall charged with the murder Of
right, ct Jefferson, Marion county 10 February
-0l. AMI john Gordeu. aha. Chcathan charged
18th horse stealing Escaped from the Marshal jail.
ae prisoners were confined on the lower floor.
md escaped though large aperture in chr wall,
SHEA was Apparently made by some person
persons from the OUTSIDE. This wall Is
very thick, and Is formed by log pen, covered
'1 each side with heavy masonry. 1t has been
imposed to be one n the safes, ails In the state
addition 10 IL ordinary security there is Large
roa cage. intended ior the incarceration OF per
M, charged. si,h high crimes. This, {, Seems'
ron some unexplained cause, has been left open
noe January. The prisoDers selected brilliant
anoulght night for their opers,Ious, made 'heir
I'll safely. and hsye no, been heard Of since.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTiCl

NOTICE is hereby given 'ha, VI
~ Montgomery was At sbc Deeem'si
of the Probate Coar, OF tpshur 81
1862. appointed Administrators Of lie =
Of u, j Montgomery iecased' Al
sons having claims against said es'sl'
present them legally authenticated Is =
required, snd al persons oNing sad y
viii please come forward and mass 4
men,.
W /. MON1GpNi kl ~
April ~. 1862. n-s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

HiossK sfoL ~. see the advertisement, o. NJ
C. Lee a. cerrccicj Itwas published Incorrect.
last week
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

L>BOM my residence in Marshall -
Il urday night last, BAY HORSE
! 8 hands high. years old, white =, ~ =
the ie,locks down, branded s. X ON Il. u
fresh collar mark, aad white spa = \
nose.
Any information Of the norss vii han.
fully received, and a reward paid "a, 4, t.
prehcnsion OF the thief
, JOHN G. LIKE
May 10, 1869,
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NOTICE.

MR.. JOHN G. HARRIS and Mn
wi X. Cook. are authorized to rvux
me in the settlement OF the bushes, 4
estate of A, A, Cook, deceased, du,i,,
absence.
T j. COLEMAN
Marshall, May 10. 1862. h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17
NOTICE.

WHEREAS. nj a public meeting VA
w Marshall. Harrison county 90 u
day Of March, 1852, Ia the 9Th us4s.
passed al said meeting is the iolloxy
quest We respectfully request 'i~s
County Court to issue TO the contra
to the fund raised to equip and furnS
volunteer companies, the hoDds OF The d,
ty, Ne This subject will be taken 81
the County Court on the 'ird Monday !,
the 10th dr.'l of May, 1862, at ,whics 4
our fellow citizens are invited 10 prssr
the Court such considerations as to n
may seem proper,
GEORGE LANE, Ch,ef Jss,
May >, 1862. MS. 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17
DISTRICT JUDGE

J,xEs X. ARxsrNosa IL candidate for District
adge flf the 9Th Judicial District. al The ensn-
Iag August election.
G.. A. FsszsH Is a candidate !or nc election u
ne ofsre u District Jadre for the 9TH judicial
district. at the ensuing august election.
ND. ROGERS Is = candidate for Judge Of
fhe ,,h Judicial District, At tho ensuing August
O. neften
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DISTRICT c. ERK.

We afr authorized by the friends Of l.. A, HEN.
,fk.uN to announce hs nsme cat dida,e
flr District Clerk Election Bfst Monday IN Au
at next
~. j. TAYLOR 1. a Caadiss,s for District
lefk Of Hsrr,soa county a, The ensuing August
ertlou.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17
" ANTy.D.

EOR the balance of the yeas, hess
! from IL 10 70 years Of age 'aq''|
the
RAILROAD Oflit1
April 10. lsG2, a'e
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NEW ADvERTlsEnpy7,
NOTICE,

Mr. JOHN @. HARRIS IL da,, -,
lv1 ised TO ssttlr the business Gu az
hrm Of Webb. Coleman, 4 Co. d.,
absence OF the members Of the Arr w.
ne army. All those indebted 70 IL. ~
firm will call on Mr. Harris al N, ~. ~
q. u. Gregg K Go. '
WEBB. COLEMAN ~.
Marshall, May 10. 1862. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

REPORT or rms COMMITTEE oS THE DEATH
of REV. WV % NIL, N MARSHALL LODGE.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
VNIRTEH HAaIsAHGEmEHy.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimors
H "A InH oAD.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. is, 1901,
PAssENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEL-
For baltimore, st $50 g. m, ,slb . p,, II So O. N
(Expre@) and 1880 p N.
For Chester, at SIS .. NJ II SO m ,S4s and ob0
For Wilmington, 81 $50 = m, $40 . ~, IL Is =.
n, o.l& and 1850 p N.
For New Castie, at SIS .. m. and 8.l6 D. M
FOR Dover, at s.1b Q. m and 8,46 p. m.
For Milford, at SIS o. N.
For salisbury, st 8 Is . N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore st $50 .. m, (ExpressI 4 90 .
m lExpEsss go and P, m. (Exprees)
Leave Wilmington at Tao and ii.as ! 10, .ls
Leave Salisbury at asS p. m.
Leave Milford 1t <66 p. N.
Leave Dover at 9 .. m. and o.loP. IN.
Leave New Castle at II .. m. and 8. 10 D. d.
Leave Chester at $50 .. M, 1915, 4lo, and Sat
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
diats stations, at LOS p m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Lsavs Chestsr st as Q. m, Los and 1l2o p. N
Leave Wilmington st $50 .. m, o.2s q N, Il 30
pEhEIah1T il fEA1N. with Passenger Car .t.oAsd
Leav: PhiladsiPhIs, for Psrryvills and mts,me.
diate places, at 80 p. m.
Leave wilmlnEson, for Psrryvills and in,srmedi.
ate places, at 10 p. n.
Lssye b.ltinore, for Hars ds.GraO. and inter.
mediate stations, ate q. m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
A. s.So .. N. and 1850 p. N from Philadslphis to
At from Baltimore to Philadelphia,
The $40 .. N. Train from Philadelpi.'. II ......
more viii run daily, xosdar eserp:st
e y rsL ~
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
EoR sosvos, VA snwPOnv AsD
+ FALL AIVIR.

or, BY X n F% RIsecss 3 : s1s ;p''Ss s:s. -. se
State, BAY STATE, "a sTzTii q! III
q srs.t st.snsth and spssd s.t adapt.d
connection With the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distnnce Of % nals oAly b A6lta
FssV: Fss s.s%.s rss si ESa E Tz en- ~
Mondays, wednesday,, and Friday, ate o'olock, r.
NJ sses.s s seSn .o,
Tuesdsys, Thursdays, and Saturdays, st O'CLOCK
7. NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These steamer are dtted with oommodius state.
rooms, and every srrangement for the security and
comfort Of Passengers who are afforded By this fouts
nights rest on board, and, on arrival st Fal river
proceed per steamboat train, resohing Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board m
u! starting OF the accommodation st . A. A., b.
which they may reach Boston about s.46 A. n.
baggage master g attached to each steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and sooompaniss
the same to Its destination. = =
a steamer runs, In connection with this line, b.
tween FAN river and Providence, daily. except Sen
Freight to Boston forwarded through with srss,
dispatch BY an Express Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, 6undAys excepted, at N
O'Clock, for Boston md New Bedford, arriving atiS
destination ut sbout II A. NJ TG =
For freight OF passAss, apply on board, o. atth
ofnoe, on Pier No. Q, North river. For state.roon
and berths, apply on board, or II dssired TO sscss
VIM BORDEN, Agent,
sus LIFT 70 and II Wet street N. =.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
DRoPOsALs FoN FLOUR.

Sealed Lroposals are invited Till the 1t daT OF
Octoter, 1862. at II O'Clock m, for furnishing the
Subsistenoe Department with 10000 Barrels OF
Bids will bs received for what 1, known as No. l,
No. Q, and No. g.
The number Of barrels Of each kind should be
distnotly stated, and the price proposed for each
grade.
The quantity Of Flour required will DO about 600
barrels daily, delivered either at the Government
Warehouses in Georgetown or at the Railroad Depot
at Washington.
The usual Government inspection will be made
Just before the Flour 10 received
: The barrels to be head lined.
Blls will be accompanied by an oath of allegiance,
and be directed to Col. A. BECKWITH, A. D. O.,
and u g., U. A., at Washington, ID. G., and en-
d0lS0d Proposals. for Flour" sep1s
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
RAILROADS, ETO.
p.A . . EF q En- TR n lFS
From WashingtOn.

r..ssr Train. % SssNs.n ~sslnstsu Bsitnols, ih sR,
and the WeN. will be run - follows:
8 Daily Trains between Washingto d Baiti.
9 DAILY Train. between wa.hins.oe snd the West.
. On synd.y', Two Trains to Baltimore, and One
Passenger for the West making oloss connections
more and Ohio Railroad for ali points west at lower
ScS fs1DsSLFHz% II fHz IsniI xN6 NEW
sos 4 x.:s.ss.s .ss Il
fos IS AL pi fiSoiNrs WEST, and Station. along
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, leave washington
st LAo D. m and p m. and on Sundays at p m
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
3 a; Baltimore asp n Arrive ss washington $50
Leave New Ic.s s' p. m. Phll.aelphi. 1880 ?;
Lssy. New York .. IL p. m. Phlladslphl. $50 a.
n; Beltmors IAo D. N. Arrive at Washington
Local Ascoenoda.ion Train. leave baltimore at
70 q n md slo 2 m. for Washington arrive there
y fs ~ asS and u.s M only from n.a
Bsitinors OF wsshinston.
Passenger leaving washinston st 1..e . N
and 100 ?. n, mako connections at Washington
Juneion Relay with trains On Baltimore and Ohio
or al poas bS tSs ns u SsinSp. snd ono
Trals. leave Annspolb iof Baltimore and wssh
in9toa daily, except sundays, ct s'4S O. N. and sAo
Pa.sass. Tsias ls.yias w.shinston ., 600 81 =.
II .. .. and 2. m, and Baltimore ct 4.so and 7.Io
Z: Ii.,. =. 40 Ao 2. m'' sP o"S ~ A""as''i and
Way PsasuSssv must take the Ioo,wp,sdotsou ayaiN
~,
my0S Master Of Transportation, sAlt.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
d EvOLVIN0 IRON TUR .. ATS.
NAVY DGrARrxxur,


Washington, September ls, 1862
Ta1 navy DEPARTMENT will receive pro
poaons for the construction and erection on board
Of vessel building st the Portsmouth, New Hamp.
shire, Boston, New York, and PhilAdelphia navy
yards, o. two revolving towers and on impregas ole
smoke pipe for esoh vessel.
On one of the towers there is to be iot house,
the whole to be on the general plan Of those now
building for the naval service
The diameter Of the tower will be 81 feet In TIC
clear, lie thickness will be eleven In hes, composed
Of plates Of not les, than one inch ihIek
The smoke pipe In thickness Fix iLches, composed
ths TOP fortysix inches, and height above hs deck
eight feet
The proportions must embrace ell the machinery
tor revolving and working the turrets the guns,
and will state the cost ind the time within which
the work on each vessel WILL DO complstsi on board
and ready for serviol.
The contractor will be furnished with general
drawings by the Navy Department
Proposals will be received until the 18th DAY oi
October and must be addressed 10 the Navy Depai
ment, and endorsed on the ou eide, PRO tes,s .or
Revolving Turrets, that they may be distinguished
from other letters. IseP 1s-!awtOoIlJ II
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
laA 81
CEH9kiAL ROUTE
. F0R TEE EST, ss
EURaCH RVkR RLLROAD assd NEW FORK
CHNfRAL RAILROAD,

On kED ArTzx DAosxSnl Q, 1851,
kxprev Trsjn, leave New York city Gepol, ~
Eydsor Aivuf GiG.osd daily, Sundays eae,rtsd, a.
4 s;TT Sssvs'''F''H !. : IT.; 1,ss saA :e' 's''-
10" 'nn u'sSsa %.s'I II,
sas, lois p. q.
and fs@ seth sTess: The ioso p m. siesyins W os1 Al
Train fOr Albany and Troy and tie % T.. n. fro:,
Cosreottng & Albany with the New York Cen
tral Railroad for seheneotady, Rochester Utica
Batavia, Rome, aud stations on home and W ater
town RailIGsd, I,uf.!S. syrssu.s, FiAssls Falla
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and Suspension
sd Lake Shore, buffalo and Lake Hurou and G-eAi
Western Railroad, ior Hamilton, Toronto. Detroit
Cross, Asdison Prairie DuChitn, Galeas, Dunleith
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Musoatine, IowaClty
Burlington, QUINCY, Springfield, Alton, B. Louis
Carr, IeIie Hsats, Indianapolis Louisville, Giacia
West Northwest and solthwssc-
NORTHERN k0UTE.
Connecting with Trains NJ Troy, with Troy sud
SoSton, And Rens. and bsratoga Roads for Saratoga
whitehall, Rutiand, Burlington, st. Albans, Rouse
Point. flaisbursh, osdsnsbursh. Montreal 80.
AA- Freight Arrangenenp by this routp T., above
pith0ui change Of Cars, nom tes Deposs ~ Cham.
bsrs and hudson streets are at oil nes " isyorsbs
a. maze by other Railroad Companies. ! he fn0t!l.
ues o. ihis great New York Route tot the We., com.
mend II 10 The confidence Of uerchsnts ,nd Bhippers
Tor pfUr!ptpess And dispatch
Passenger Trains, with Smoking And sieeuins
loa6
Fog r,i:salals s. 20 iuos! .saia sand freight ~,
rtng.peT, toQstre al fbr Depot, Us Warren PiresI.
A. i SMITH,
Gee II SnpeTipt0ldant.
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
H n Y sur Ii E 3 .

Ossssa or TEE CHEZ QuARrsnxAsrER,
Army Of hs Potomac,
/ - Wdshtn2ton, Septen,by 20, lss9.
PROPOSALS. sre invited for iurnishng for the
use Of the army OF the Potomac the following ar
tioles:
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay. securely
II balcd, tno weight Of each bale to be
~. marked thereon
1000 ~ bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality, IA
/ ~ R,ropg saeks. we'll sewed
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well sea
sonsd and Of the best quality.
Each bid must be aeoompi MED by The endorse.
msnt Of two !eeponsble persons that the contracts
HaWarded will be fu filled.
Bids will be opened from time to tins as the a.
tclse may be needed, and contracts will be awarded
foe the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to he time Of OF ening
The right b reserved to accept all or any part OF
froposals should Be endorsed Proposals for Hay
Or OAD, or Wood" ~ the casa may be, and on.
closs In separate envelopes.
r,.,, r., , n RRUEus INGALLS,.
ep N-u
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
Al q r I O e

Al o o r
sIALED PROPOSE Us ars iuv,ssd until tn. so,h
Day Of September, 1907 st u O'Clock n for supply.
iAS the United States gubsistsnes Dspaftmsnt With
1000 bead Of Beef Csttle on the hoof
Ths ositle are TO b. dsliysssA at WashiAGton
City, d g., and saoh animal 70 average 800 pounds
gross weight. No animal adnittsd which weighs
- e. than ~ ooo pounds gross weight Hsiisfs and
Ths Cattle 70 b delivered st such times and In
sleh Qusnutiss ~ the 9overnmsnt may REQUIRE.
Ths Art delivery Of Castls 70 b. made ten days
a1tsl d6ning the contract
A boed With good and sufAoint security will be
0ovsn1ent rsssryos TO ttssif the rtsht 70 nav In
TroAsuPy notes or other Government fapds
No bid viii b entertained when put 10 BY con.
TRACTORS who have prsviolsy failed 70 comply with
thslr sostraos, o. When the bidder 4 not prsssnt 10
respond 10 biz bid. All bids to b. accompanied by
n ass.s Of Arms should b stated In full. with
shs preoiss address Of all the member Of the nrm
Blds 70 b. directed 70 "COL A. BRCKWITH
A. D. O., and O. .. U. .. A., Washington, D. c."
a,A endorsed Propossls for Beef Cattle"
Vbrm Of Guos0niee.
w., Of the county Of -, and State Of
-, snd -, Of the county Of -, and State
a., DO hereby guaranty that is able to
fulnl contrast In soe0rdanoS with ths tsrns Of his
psopodtoo, and that, shoald his proposition bs 40
ssp:d, b: wi a. Sns' enter intos contract In 40
Bhoald the contract be awarded him, vs are PIE.
pared TO become his securities.
This guarantees must be appended to each bid.
sspT
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
4 ON a Il n o Il RI AT E ..
NAyT DEPARTMENT,
Waahin 0fon Rentamhar "a isto

NAV UKFAkTHRnT,
Warrington, September 10, ISIS
THl NAVY DEPARTMENT will, until The io,h
Of October, receive propositions for the delivery Of
the Iron Armor and Deck Plating for vessel build
ing In each Of the navy yards at Portsmouth, (New
Hampshirsl Boston, New York, and Philaaeiphis.
Tbs Side Plating to be in five thcknesses Of pates
not lees than one tnch In thickness each, and the
an inch each; the Plates to DO trimmed to thsp. but
the bending and punching the holes will be done by
the Government at the navy yard.
The plates are to oonfsrm Generally to those used
In the vessels Of the clas OF the "Monitor,' now
building for the Government.
Upon application to the Commandant Of each 0,
the yards named, the quantities, dmeusie n and
description OF the several kinds Of plates % be OBJ
tAined.
The proposals. will be addressed to the Navy Ds
PAItment, and endoreed on the outsae " Proposals
Tor Iron Armor Plstes," that they may be di,tin
guishsd from other letters. (sep 16-lawtOct 1t
The national Republican., 1862-09-27
)RoPosALs For PAPER.
NAvY DRPARrHlNr,
B,~sau u Proti,ions and Clothiao,

Bs~sau u Provisions and CIothiso,
September 20, Isis.
for Paper") will be received at this Bureau until
noon on the 8oth day Of October next for iurDi,h.
log and delivering at the Navy Yard o. Brooklyn,
privilege Of increasing the qu.Ltity 10 one thou
feams.
The paper to be white, 1sk inchts BY lok inches,
to weigh 10 pounds to the ream, and msde Of linen
stock; 10 be stop ruled leaving one II Oh margin On
each page, back and front; 10 be ruled, "a lines on
eaoh page, with one inch argil at top and bottom
Sample Of quality and size VI the paper may be
seen Of the ONCE OF the Inspector In ch ,rge the
Navy Yard In Charlestown, Massachusetts,; Brook,
Ign, New York; Philadelphia, PENS, lvania; aud
At this Bureau. tep 2i-lawAW