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GtEGSais stntintt,
"Wednesday. - =. . Noven Der H
Ranroad Time TabIc.
Trains on the Cadiz branch are now run.

ITaIns on Ihe OauIL OIauOu aIe H0" '01
ming IS, lollows: . n yFvw TfF-T u
Eesvk CAdia.1 l90 4! Il. SIS a. N. 800 n
Arrive at CadI 6;25 - ll;2o 6'4o
The train leaving Cadiz at 4:20 A. NJ, con-
meets with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at 9:l5 A. NJ. connects
with the train going Fast, and the train leaV'
incpb 3,20PsM connects with both Eastern
and Western trains,& - - s. =. - =
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0TThe only important war news, of the
past week is. that Gen. McCook's division OF
the army has reached Nashville. +.
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GSJ-The remains of VIM. Gavin, OF Archer
township, member Of Capt. Butts compa-
ny, were bro't home last Thursday in charge
OF James Robinson, E'q. Mr.. G. passed
through the bloody battle OF Perryville safe,
after having had his belt and haversack shot
off, A few days after the battle he was ta-
ken sick with lever, and died at the LIE banon
hospital on last Monday week. He was one
OF the best OF young men, and worthy
member OF the Ridge Presbyterian church.
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JOS MEANS JAS, MEANS, fR. GEO, b. MEANS
Stoubenville Foundry & Ma.
F. chine Works.
MEANS & HROTHERS,

vi
STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
SUGAR MILLS,
A LII KINDS OF FOUNDRY AND MA
N chine Shop Work, ~ E
1hreshing Machines Mill Gearing tor Saw
Irons for Bridges, Grist Mills,
Coal car Wheels, Cast Iron Fronts,
Truck a. wagon Wills " Window caps,
Window Weights, Door SiIls,
Bolts and Nuts cut and Door Steps,
made to order Coal Vaults,
Cast IL Wrought Screws Shifting and PuIleys,
| furnished to size Turning and Planigs
Steam Boilers made and Iron,
repaired, Fancy Crates,
| Plow Points and wagon Common Crates,
| boxes, ~. Counting house Church
| Portico, Garden and and Office Stoves,
| Grave Yard fencing.
l. 15- Wa nave a new and Improved WATER
| VIII E Ell, which has been awarded the premi-
um over ALL COMPETITION.
l. Our facilities for work are large, and having
| an extensive assortmenl of Patterns, we can
promptly fill almost any order in our branch Of
business Address
| g .- MEANS& BROTHERS,
| '.sle.. .aHtsa sarttjs Steubenville Ohio
July 90, 1862 .ttaa e
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G-Commodore Penicgrast, of the navy
died in philadelphia on the 7th inst.
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0TThe murder Of J. f. Bollmyer, the
talented editor Of the Dayton Empire, ap'
pears from the testimony of the witnesses,
all ofwhom were Republ;cans,to to have been a
prcmeditated affair. There was nothing Of
the difficulty about the killing Of dog. The
murderer, who is cousin of The notorious
John Brown, of llarper's Very notoriety,
had often threatened that he would kill Mr..
Bolimyer Mr.. Vallandigham, or some other
prominent Democrat OF that pace. The
grand jury Of Montgomery county, which
was iE session at tie tine oil the murder,
found an Indictment against Brown Of mur
der in the first degree. 1t is hoped that he
will receive his just deserts. .. ..-
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
Petition in Partition.

The Stateof Ohio, Harrison County ss.
Letchworlh Birney (
VS.. Alias, Order Of Sale
Israel Birney, ct al
PURSUANT to the command Of an order of
II sale IRON the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for said county of Harrison, 10 me
directed, l will expose to public sale on the
premises, m a.aslar. a... ..t
On the 22d day of Nouembsr, A. D. 1862,
Between theehours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and
P. NJ, the following real estate, to-wit In lots
Nc. 75 and. "A in the town OF DeersSille, in said
S.R. MAGEE, Sheriff.
SheriHs Office, Cadiz, o., Oct. o.. lSs2.-5t
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~ OtAtS 'r@s ~ AOV F' M H.h SooV
Whhe's majority 230o.', ~, -. 10 -.
Didn't Whlie knock Johnny s sni,q pins
from under2 min beautifully. Bully for
Whjtei al, ~ ,,I,.- ...,. al. sgcr. a.s s.,
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: 7hls.I-'TT : = = ~ D..
Clubs of New Subscribers.

There Is not one OF our present subscri
'bers but what could raise,us club of from
one 70 twenty new Subscribers. We are
'thankful to those who have done so and will
be underg great obligations to all who send
us the nameso Of new subscribers, with the
pay iu advance. Our terms, uGsk in adUance,
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.
TAxES FOR 1e62.

do
HuBdsd
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Sixteenth COHs srcssiOMai District.
The following is the official vote of this
Congressional District, as returned TO the
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GROCERIES! GIioCERIEx
ial "a,i i1 At J1s 'Etf2ssg's
GEORGE 6 WILSON'S.
stock Fresh ana Complete.

XXTE have on hand, and are now receiving
~W iEopg the South and ,EaAt, the tarsest
Stock OIL Groceries ever brought TO Csdi1, 10
which we wish to calf The attention Of Re.aii-s
ers and others wishing to purchase fori their
own consumption. Weare determined te sell
as low If not lower than either StcsbshviliA
or Wheeling cpriGes. Our stock consists in
mn ri nf
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I've seen and lik e his we'll known store
I Because I've purchased there before
in J. Briles' store on Mark t Street.
I'm certain to be fitted neat
nd to advance another rcl SON.
ri gnods ind to suit the seuson:
And those who from lis store shall huy
viii find themselves all weathers dry.
J. Brilles endeavors, never fails
10 turn out work to suit The sales.
Ibis establishment is located nigh,
Each branch receives watchfui eye
In his store you buy not i'll doubt,
NO false inducC ments are held out.
! ne tne price system, there's no be tier,
lscarrled out to the very letter,
The bargains therefore car II entice
The purcharer at one fixed price,
- Nor time be lost iitJ Bril!es' store
To clkapen what was cheap before. .
.5 The gentleman all can testify
When any clothing they want to buy .
For service, promenade or show, r,
To his store they straiqhtw ay go. t
These gentlemen also find
The kind of clothing for their mind.
Some reasons now I've furnished why
10 J. BIS. store 90 TO buy
SO call at once, his prices view,
And doubtless you will buy there too
SyCai at my we Il known -tore if you wan
good clothing. J, BRlLLES.
USt !, 1862: " .
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Who is Responsible for the Pres
eut war.

John W. Fornsy, then and st present one
Of the high priests Of the Republican party.
wrote to his paper. the Philadelphia Press,
from Washington. under date Of February IS,
1861, the following. Read Il, Republicans,
and ask yourselves the question: Is not the
Republican party responsible Tor the present
disastrous civil war:- -.
"Oue Of the reasons given by the ultra
Republicans for opposing all compromises Is,
that il they yield 10 the earnest demands oil
q suffering people, THEIR ORGANIZATION WILL
DE DESTROYED. This is the belief Of many
honest men in that party, among them some
of the puTest patriots in the land. But Is
not the reverse to be apprehended? II they
hold out without federation and without mer-
cy until every branch ol industry and trade is
pa ralyzed will they not lose their party or
ganization, and find themselves administer
ing the Government with their own ranks
in Congress utterly broken, and the great
body OF their countTymen arrayed unlorgiv
ngly against. them?" ~frL Ls..-r
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! 01TSvrgeant James W. Hanna, 10Th Penn
sylvania Reserves. son OF Mrs. A. f. Moore,
of Cadik is now at hume on iurlough, en-
joying short r,st, alter eighteen months
hard service in the army. During the time
| that he has been In the service. he has seen
as rough time as falls TO the lot of any
lie passed through the bloody engagements
be fore Richmond, until he was taken prison.
! er, and was exchanged in lime to be parts
cipa tor in the terrible battles at Bull Run,
South Mountain and Antietam. During all
his hard service, he has never been in the
hospital, but has enjoyed excellent health
His company, which went into the service
with the maximum number, has been redu
ced by disease and battle to only t,0enty three
lie represents the Army OF the Potomac
in good spirits and in healthy condition.
Mcclellan is Their idol, and under his com
mand they lear no loe--his loss to the army
would be incalculable He says the late
emancipation proclamation meets with uni
versal condemnation in the Amy as far as ht
has knowledge OF the views Of the men, wht
think Its only fleet will be 10 prolong aut
embitter The war. lie is Of, the opinion that
! it II soldiers Of both armies had the settle
ment Of the matter in their hands, it woult
not lie lorg until We would have peace.
Jimmy has on all occasions proved him
self to be a true soldier, and good by
Our best " ishes go with him; and cur hops
is that he may live to sec the od flag float
ing in triumph from every hilltop in Amer
ica, without strlps obscured or star era
sed." lie will leave jor his regiment about
the 20lh inst. ..
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THOSE LEAF BEE>H1vES.
The Good Old Box Hive.

On our plan we take the honey in the white
virgin comb 10 most admirable way. There
is no b etter way df regulating the size to the
entraR 20 Of the hive. II is the right size and
shape for profit 1t has glass side through
which to view the opera tions of the bees and an
Excellent Mode of Ventilation.
or get ting rid of the moisture and frost in hives,
which destroys SO mouy good colonies In win
ter. f.. .. |. #... q. rH..,'t
Then by merely adding frames to the GOOD
OLD BOX HIVE we are enabled to lift any or
al the combs from the hive Mt any time, to
know their condition, learn their habits, save
from the rlbth, Ia colony heed never be lost by
the worntsj ascertain AMI supply the loss of
Queens, have the bees TO swarm as much or little
as We please, unite weak smarms, feed most
admirably by lifting combs of honey and bee
bread from the rich and giving TO The poor with.
out tempting ro1befs. Hh Sc with
FIFTY OTHER THINGS!
the intelligent Bee keeper would wish to 10
can te dehe in safety; and those who consider
handling of bees Injurious can let them alol ne
In this rs we'll asa any other plan, and then he
has not to expend SIS for palace or costly hive
to kill bees in. -~a -,-a- -s4- r y
Our plan OF Hive has been constructed with
reference to the principle that the apiarian wish.
es to keep his bees right, to do which ne must
first learn the nature and habits of bees and
tho condition of each OF his stocks at any time
and then have each comb of his hive movable
that he can ptrffrm any operation he may wish
governing them according to his intelligence
Unless this be the correct theory in Bee culture
we cannot conceive what would.
The Bee-k keeper who tails in this plan mnst
do Sc either through ignorance or bad manage
ment-mCki1g due allowance for such seasons
as last. - ts.-.-y
The Price Of Individual Right to make
and use the Hive is $500
One Hive, including Glass, honey boxes, e-
and tine right to make and use TOO
Every additional Hive t,g ESQ
TO such as wish enc Hive with the right
to use it only $50
Persons having Bees in any old Hive which
forming us, have Il Q Bees, combs and honey all
| removed from it TO our New Hive, and in tase
of strong ones make two OF one. -4
Now is as good time as any to transfer
| We are prepared to furnish BEE HATS; thu
persons may be enabled to handle Bees with
impunity. Also = ls..t 7 st
Quinby's Mysteries Of Bee Keeping,
| One Of the very best books on the subject in
existence, which every Bee-keeper should have
93- Price by mail 81, or otCadiz 80 cents.
Bees in a Moveable Comb Hive
Delivered 10 the purchaser and INSURED all
right, with an individual rightt to make and use
the Hive, all fdf Sl2.
RTItalian Queens may be furnished ere long.
| Call 1T the residence oi the subscriber, five
doors North of the Post Office and see il the
| Hives act az represented, and if you get stung
| we pay the dam ages. .. -.
| &TCirculars sentre on application = r
| 3-Fs ~. ~ X. WlLKiN, Cudiz, o.
April 80, 1962-3m lal 3u
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DIS rRlCT COURT


OVNI
Muskingum- Monday February 16; Monday,
May IS, and Monday, October 26
Morgan tuesday, March d; Tuesday, June
lG and Wednesday, October IA.
Nob.t--ruesday. March TO- Tuesday, June
2, and Tuesday, October 6
Monroe---Tuesduy, February II; Tuesday,
May 10. and Tuesday, October u
Beimont--Tuesday March 3, Tuesday, June
2, and Tuesday, November 10.
Guernsey Monday, February 6; Monday,
May l6, and Monday, October2G.
Harrisoh-'fuosday, February 10; Tuesday,
May IL and Tuesday, October 20.
Tuscarawas-r tuesday, February 81; Tues
day, May %. and Tuesday, November B.
Jefferson Tuesday, March lUi Tuesday, June
g. and Tuesday, November H.
NJ
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GEoRGE y MslLlvAINE,
.... JCIN w. OKEY,
.... NATHAN EVANS,
Done at New Philadelphia, Ohio, Sept. 2olh,
1862. r..-.r .....
A true copy by direction of said Judges
Attest: Gil. G Russo Ill, Clerk of the court
OF Common Pies OF said Muskingum county.
Zanesviile, October 81, 1862 -
CLERKS OFFICE, CADz, ONO,
.... -.s November 3, 1862
hereby certify that the above is a true copy
Of the original order now on file in my olIic e.
X. M LYONS, Clerk, -.
H.. f., by S. MCCORMICK, Deputy.
Nov IL, lSG2-6t s-sf : -
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oatl i,cssl IN ai9li hl4ni aaaHl 3% 38Rsl -
-t'i 1a4teI
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TO Gro ?. n thronehout which ~. .o,,,--.
In the battery sustained their position win
sa,aansry e;an ~ wnica n Won cur warme.t approba.
battery would be euveloped in the Sand and
dust thrown no By shot and she'll.
Ard yet their casualties wss only one ma
however. was very much cut ur. liner ton
tbs battery b-cause, In all probability, com
munic%tion will reach you before int~lH
Eenco will be received |rom appropriate on.
divisions, the rear one having the schooner
transports in tow
The advance. which was the attacking tli.
vision. again subdivided, and one portion as
ly. in the course Of the day, feared that our
little squadron of seven vessels would be ut.
tsrsy demolished, but acious Providence
preserved US.
Master .Commandirg Hoal,. OF the Forrest.
received q wound In the head, which II PR.
nNuncsd sert0Ns, If not mortal vet trust
that this prom isipg ycunG offer, who 20
br-vely fought hts snip, will BE- spared to the
service. Midshipmen Oh mn, OF the Ellis,
and ---, Of the Cur'ew, ~rch losAnn srm,
which, with three others slightly Wnuaded
CO. sti'u'e the sum OF cur personal c"susities
am sorry to saw that the Curlew, on,
largest ste amer, was suok, and he Forrest.
ons Of the propeller, disahlsd. We have
received other IL juries from shot aud shell,
but comparatively of light character. ~ q
could, with the exception of the Forrest. be-
prepared to renew the action tomorrow, II
we only had ammuDit,r Ihave not pound
of powder nor u loaded she'll remaining, and
few OF the other vessels re.be''errf Dur
Ing the latter part OF the engagement, uhsn
.,ur ammunition was nearly exhausted ]
sent to ths upper battery for supply, bur
ten charges were oil that could he spared
ARnd those were expended at ark, as the
enemy was Withdrawing from the contest.
In all probability the contest will he re-
neued tomorrow, fr the enemy having
landed q force below the battery will boub.-
less endeavor to divert Is fire / have &c
cided, AVER receiving the guns from the
wreck OF the Uurlew, to proceed direct with
the eQuadron to Elizabeth Citr, and sand ex-
press to Norfolk for ammunition. Shculd
arrive in time we will return 10 aid IN The
defence; If not, will there make . fl 1al stand;
and blow up the vessels rs her tn n they shai Ii
fall into the hands the enemv.
There are reasons for retiring upon NorfO'k,
but 1t woQld be uns emily thus 10 dssart this
section of country. If have erred IN jud
ment, by a speedy notification me error viii
be corrscted, Commanoer Hunter, Lieut. .
|sCommanders Cooke. Parker, and Alex ndsr,
and Masters Commanding Me- arr ck y.
lOr, and HOO'e bravery sustained he crsdit oi
the ssrv vice, and every officer ana man pr
formed his duty wi alactity. Lieut. ON .
mandiDg Simms, although absea' on dc ailei
service, exhi bited sucn in eagerness p rtic.
pate Ia the conflict as to give full ass ,raucs
that, il gratified, he would have uph .id his
high reJ usation.
am, very respectfully, your obed'+,
w +. LYNCH, E.ag Officer.
The Eon. S r. Mallory Y, Se,'y Of the Navy.
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!. 6 THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
nc HUMBUa-PRrRRs's1 1HTALLIBLR RI.
an, FOR 0oSHoRRHOA AND ALL SlCRRr Dis.
.,s This great American remedy, con.
sIrIus no Mercurial or Balsamic proper.
i. e1cels every thing heretofore offered to
n. uuhlic In its curative, restorative, and
sroys,ipg powers and the medical world
70 a,,onisbed when told that the above
|sn,dy will euIs the above diseases, and
5rtounded when they have ocular demon.
,r,tious Of the fact. But the proprietor,
no has known OF the remedy for twenty -odd
,.rs. has known Of q case Of 10 years stand.
uf to be restored TO perfect health, and all
her cases OF shorter duration TO be restored,
s.hout single exception, and therefore
hsllsnges any case Of 0onnorrhBa which the
susty will not cure, provided the direc-
ons are Carried out with prudence on the
ar. .. the patient and any one purchasing
alfs dozen bottles, and using accordingly
bis or her case, he guarantees perfect
ars and In cases Of failure, will furnish ad
,lolal medicine, free Of charge, to complete
he cure, through his agen ts and cure will
Effected without Inconvenience to the pa
ent
Price, per bottle, q; half dozen bottles $40;
lprsssage from 20 to % cts. ......--. -r
Sod by APPBRsoB 4 DUPuY, No. pol Broad
g. snd o. A. S1RsCKER, Main st., Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richmond. Sold, also,
by u A. 4 G. A SANTOS. Norfolk, and UHAs
b CNPBHlL and WILsoI l. WILLIAMS, Ports.
Mouth, Va. fe l9-6m&
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~ DR. 2. ". HAN'IOCk having been O..
~ 6ered 70 osa Ewsll's Brigade, q surseon.
WI nsoeaeariy b absent from the city for time
Those wishing his profess!onal services win And
his representative, DR. JANIs 4. WILLIAMS, at hi
Office. psspafsd TO sttsud TO their calls.
/. DIR JAMES n VIII nLIAxs Offers hi. pross,.
onal services 70 the citizens Of Richmond and vi.
inity. He may Be found at Dr. +. W. HANcocK's
Once, ON Main. between I'd and 4th streets. or ct
Nr. WA. d. PHILLIPS ofdee, on 18th street, be.
tween Main and Bank, at the usuA oface hours
Any msassse LEFT as either place wM be prompt
IL attended to. - lots
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SPECIAL NOTIOE.--As the law rs.
- III stores and essAolishments where
osi'r' I'd ,tcuors are soid 70 cLoS1 boo1G,
wih.s.rsfors cemDsilsd, for the present, 70
aS 'a.H nus,ness All persons holding any
sdsfe InrI,I& OF NOTES, signed BY me, are
pVn,. assured thai the same VIII 6e
fos,,y sspsmnD, ~ hefetofore, In bank.
rfomrno .rnonev. when ! am allowed 70 resume
abe ms o. &. BRIOKEN,
@sss,s No. Exch AnGe Block.
- AtrES fION, soED1ERsT
Etp"'i'' h'n'e ~ SUBSTITUTES.
ro,.t.s,ops charged 10 either partyl
All gay sIv N the Sc BsTfTuf1.
u.r;po di,covered that certain Agents in
,in's,ond are speculatink upon the patriot.
- MEN rrpu orHsR SfArns who are will
sn %. :. 70 ,oin ,he SoUTHERN ARMY a. Sab
~ s.,,,c. have determined to open AN Aa1S.
an,ucs, 70 aid such men In getting places,
"a ne highest prices, without charge to
tHER PARTY / offer my services Gra.
.tessIy, for the good Of the Southern cause.
n With The hope Vi protecting oil men who
nrs rssdy TO serve their country against I'm
rster TO the following gentlemen for the
.,a,,sc.ion OF those who may wish TO en-.
/. u Ma sarlaud, John Enders,
'.,n.,p l. Bransford, Geo. Whitfield,
" 0lszsbrook, John r. Ballard,
|x yohnson, u. b. Luok,
'.m.s Lyons, Z. Ford. (saioons|
rsy ton Johnston. J.r; Dayai, lApoth9
'toi X. HAskips, Smith Harwood.
j0'h ~ 0Eu1GE ". GILLIAN,
On 18th street, between Main and Gary.
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CAR4IAG G BSi OARKIAAE OH OAR.
" RAA16 1.-THE subscriber intends NV.
Ing up hts store ehouss by. The. lft OF Nay, and
win o1fAf FOR sals his stock Of Rockay ays, Hug.
gies, witR and without tops. and sprint. " agons.
whi.A he4s been put up With great cara for this
81 h!nd 4: would la h'ra iuf,h: :. % ~. sa
that III p(rSons In want Of Carriages, Re-, Will
hndlt greatly 70 their advantage TO Give him .
cap - he 10 determined 10 sell IN order to close
ont Hia stoek.zla s..s 80 II JOHN D016,
fe 25-lmA q Oosnee Of eth and Broad sts.
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IL the Midlothian Goal Mining Com pauy
viii be held at their ONE, on 18th street. on
WEDNESDAY next, the 5ih OF March, at IL
O'Clock. JNO. ~. STANARO,
fe T-6t Secretary.
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BOARDING.

DOARDIN0.-Sever gen en- an can be
u furnished with MEALS, on Grace st.,
between Sd and 4th, next to the corn or Of 4th
For further Information apply on the premi.
ses, to .7 q. BARKSDAl.E.
mh4-lw
DOARD.-nRs JOHNSON (occupyine Nor.
10 sons building. Governor NrestD hsa for
rent two good ROOMS, Auitabas fer family or
for eentlsmen. nh 4-3ta
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= - = ~ s0.5.sOF xMERi0A,
Qu1sfhlNisrnn's Or1Ios.
~ = RioHssSDfFA 1lArch q, lse3
|NVtIV.~.a 10 teropoaa. vii p re-
4afcAf Aotas .leees tpe. msnnfscsnrs and Dc.
500 .e 4EHL EEMTS >. 5se sl-s4 r. +
1'9Se ne MAhT Tt5sPIrnf. IIHrsk HTrsskrs. ssaye e..
To b made from cloth TO be furnished By
the Government - It dan b. procured, the
! contractor to farnish peles, pins, &C., and to
eivs satisfactory security for faithful pe1s
speciAeAtion, to which the .Wo,k mast co.,
fern. viii be furuished ~ this once
By order: Cor. 4. o. MYERS.
80, QaartsrmAstsr 0ensral u. 8: A.
J.sB.s s11o,,LELLAND,
- NH 4-tAsh3o - 6aa MAJOR AID a. z. 4.
-. RIUHMOFD ARSENAL,(
N1OTIOE.-sssasdp propossis viii b. -.
IN cetvs at this once, until IL O'Clock, H.,
March 18th, 1861, for building and delivering
: 100 fisid Carriaxss. % pdr. gun and IL
Pdf. howitzsr3
200 cI,.sess: e pdr' gun and Il pdr.
50 Bastsry wagons. "r
= 30 Trav0llinG Fofges. ESQ r1- 81 Ts
BIDS will - entertained for . portion OF
the whole of tho above. q. j., st.s1ee 40 fz,
S aIs,sd dsox sn,ss "a q ns @sst sHs ::
accompanied By satisfactory evidance that
tho bidder can and will comply with his con.
tract. Right to rejsct all bids reserved.
Communications must be addressed to me,
0un.OaIriages."
Lr.-COL. GORaAS,
Uhief Of Ordnancs.
BRISCOE g. BAJ OWN,
Is: LIT ARTILLERY, Comm anding.
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