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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-25
HORACE WATERS MODERN
IMPROVED
OVERSEEING BASS
Full Iron Frame Pianos

Are Justly pronounced by the Press and Mi
sic Masters to be superior INSTRUMENTS
They are built Of the Lest and host thor.
oughly seasoned materials, and wiH stand
any climate. Tie tone is very deep, round,
full and mellow the touch elastic, Each
Piano warranted for three years. Prices
from $l75 to 800
TESTIMONIALS:
THE Horace Waters Pianos arc known
as among the very est.".-EcangeLSL
I'VE can speak Of their merits from per-
sonal knowledge" Christian M~teLEgencet.
"Nothing, at the fair displayed greater
excellence. '-ChWrchman.
"Watcrs' Piancesa and Me'odcons challenge
comparison with the finest made anywhere
in the country Home Journal.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-25

At Oxford, of typhoid fever, Mr.. G. NJ.
SiMRtDN, aged I'll years, lately a resident Of
thistowna s,ti
The deceased was an affectionate son, a
faithful, friend and a good aud trustworthy
workman, His parents have our heartfelt
sympathy-our loss though not equal to
theirs is great. Requiescat in pace.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-25

naive call attention this week
to our leader, and hope that the
facts logically stated there, may
lead our readers to reflect.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-25
lit0

On Oakland Farm" near Bradford
White county, Indiana, CHARLIE f., infant
son of James S. and Hessie J.. Banta, aget
/ year.
II take these little lambs" said He,
And lay them on my breast:
80. Protection they shall find in me,
In me be ever blest.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-25

II EEPS always on hand an en- @a1
IN tensive stock of FAMILY fEIIT1
GROCERIES, &C., at the lowest x
prices, for cash or in exchange G@a4lLM
for Country Produce.
Town and country customers may fully
rely on the good quality and ~cheapncss Of
all the goods kept on sale by j. Grouse. To
serve well and please all his customers, is
the constant study Of the advertiser. Try
him.
MIR, c. has on hand six complete sets of
Buggy Harness, which he will sell cheap.
July 8, 1921
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-25

sa.The printers were visited the
other day by Mr.. Jonathan Wesco,
and the best Of it is, he did not
Come empty-handed, tor he brought
with him a basket full Of choice
peaches, of which there were four
varieties, including a number Of
Black peaches. We at once pro-
ceeded to discuss the quality, and
decided, that they were A No. /.
They were from the farm of Mr..
Reuben Wesco, who resides three
miles southeast of Eaton. Many
thanks.
sa. The Anti Rheumatic Bands
may bestill had of DR.. Brookins,
at his Drug Store, on Baron street.
Price 80 each. We have tried these
Bands, and can safely recommend
them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25

A so0k u coaGadruns bas iusi been
Published Ia London, By E9muai Syyr
PaIehtr, fron rh,a we paks ;ao fellow.
log sslea;ieas as iFcciaeas o. rs aagsirE
power:
Wby 70 Kiss hAJ a srmoa !, -.
lq.rcs Two beads aut AZ application
Why arr toeth Ike yvrh'i Taey s9r
reEsiar, Irregular and detective.
Was Rge High or pw Ghureh2 Adam
,b,ayh, he5 Eyeangrljco.
II absar wetc 10 20 juto a lura dsapcrs
,hop. what woall hc waat2 ll0 would
want uius.u
Why Is Il impossible tor person who
iisps 10 believe 10 tie existence u ypulg
iatles3 lie takes every Miss ior a MYTH.
When are weeii not wecdsf WhcH
they become widows.
Ia what part Of tbo 7imss can we Cad
broken Eaglishg The bankrupt list.
Whsvp,Vs Of aG.A q Ike The snd Of a
boekg IDS ha.is
Which or the EagIish moRArehI had
uogl reason 10 eonphiis VI his lau0drtgsy 2
JOha, Whetf bis baggage was Lost In the
Wash ~ f
When was Napoleon most STABILITY
lreslelf When DC was 6ut at EIba tel.
bJw)
What d,h is most valued By happy
wife Herring
What part oi a ash Weighs most lpe
scAleA Im
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25

Tue following rules, to be observed by
skaters, wc find in tue Buffalo Reptile,
and as they may be applicable to this To-
cality, we give them hoping they will be
closely studied and faithfully obseryed-
as is mos, advice giyen by editors,
Rule lst--Never make the first move
mcnt towards the skating poad tin such
time as YOU have learned 10 sGatc well.
Rule 2ad-Skating on the head is never
allowed 10 we'll regulated or orderly cir
cics. A dislocaGou Of the vcr,ehrS IL
above al things, to be avoided. II you
mus. tumble down, be sure to select an
unfro5en snow bank IN some neglected
coroer OF the pool fer your teuporarg
resting place.
Rule 3d-Sprawling o1 the ice Is col
sideted uuliguifcl The very best skat
ers avoid such unscemly demonstrations as
cracking their skulls, breaking their necks
or describing unprecedented somermults
None butyulg4r noviceI are guilty Of such
o1iragcs upon decency and the laws OF
grivitation,
Rule 4th-When you find yourself ap.
proaehing weak spot in the ice, lift your
self across Il by means Of your b1otstrApsi
and II you haze not thr necessary 5ef.pos-
session to DO this, take or your cost, vest
aud skates, absorb chew Of tobacco, and
90 in like mah.
Rule 5lh-Ladies must ignore all useful
employmrnts II they would be thoroughly
educated skaters. Matrimonial clopcmtnts
never should be planned duriug skating
hours without tie consent ofaged pareats.
Rule Gih-Ska,e before breakfast and
after breakfast, before dinaer and after
dinner, bciore ipl and through the lecture
hours. Il MAY not be WELT 10 skate ail day
on Sunday. A short time should be re-
luctan,ly given to religious exercises.
Role 7lh-Let skating be tie one graud
end and aim Of your existence.
Rule slh-Skate all the time, and II you
have any other spare moments consecrAte
them to the skating pond.
Rule 9lh--Neyer run your eye against
the polnt OF another persons skate-ii
may damage the skate. Our rules have
been prepared ia great haste, aud may re-
quiro remoieling We shall attend 10 Il
at an early day. Meanwhile we propose to
ascertain how far they 90 to cover an tht
exigenciss Of skating pond, lake and side
walk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25

eyea Z 81; JaeksJE has good f1,sg be
"a isbt 81 rasAsIeI il he oagc ia beFe. =
DIT Iag tsigt ~ rr5sls r5s8 flRk 8
epntai B a prsanL .6sa z sahgsig iss sal-
| ~ ~ them, aud sumq gC theai woqh Be
very aPIio ge. siHss,
There Was an Oh gentleman ea9etp oet
IquafiSf lal ai.ht, al the way tr5n Rich
mopi bisuaue 4 SamuCl Cl0,aiCs, . cit.
seu 81 Leais c1ugiy, va, and ha9 beer
epudHaI as pfsoacg ever 5ipcr a,e l2,h
iel lass Noyrmlts, 10 81 Ull tobacco houre
with scarsrly auylllgg 10 eat, nnl batyrry
/ htlie clolhns 20 prtleel him from iAc cold
6 night, VI. Glolhisr says while u B,ch-
n3al tAey sIu.tel greatly over the Guy
auioUc aifai-. and tha spiIless there s4iA
i, wBs ospoI thc wbssbriiitnt aGdlgs ,in
bas yel transpjrei 10 Virginia. Nr Clp'h.
ier cot permission iby taking thc dathl 10
80 and yjs!l hi,f,mlly 10 Lewis county lie
let, Dire on lhs l5.a " January anlar-
riye.l here last night, tired, Wet, huagrY slh
mHady. llC come hY railr0Sd irlm I.cA-
flOhd 10 NJ jackson. and the rest oI TIE
iourney be WsiSed Hs says that on tlr
lih r,bc day beIotc leaving Rlehmondl
he became acquainted With young map
lsam Whee,iss, an officer now IN tue Coa-
itdtrste army, By name OF Tbomp5on,
SOU OF EH-Jalgc Thompson, q con'5f,
OF orr c.yy. tic say that Bill Thompson
told hiHi that there was ryibf fgir!bu-
tloa awaiting Western Virginia. irue
lord bless iii, ! think soc tic day d
comingj aud he Ir. Cioidier had bc.ler
hurry back 50 Us to DC on Tue SAFE side
Clolhicr was taken prisoner al C,uss Lanes
by party Of tue Wise legion, lit was
then driving team fur the i7!h Ohio. TIE
Team belonged TO hiaseif, so he lost ALL
Gen Dnuiag gave Mr. Clotdier 4 plgs 10
pass him home to bis family.
viii now STOP writing, It Is about
grub time, and have bul lil,io else io
communicate that would be important OF
interesting TO nuy Of your numerous read.
ers, But there Is one thng haye 10 say
before close aai that is, hayc noI seen
tile h'eitiytaefr since las, Friday, and be-
Ing used to getting it every nisht il d
hard 10 DO without it, Please send q
IPet&iy, aud ob!igc, ". A. II,
90. /, Glib Va. Eer't
p. S-Tho following Is 4 .fie siaie ot
The pass that clothier got in Richmond
It was priatel on brown paper;
CoSgEDgRArE STATES OF ANEmcA,
WAH DEPAHrNEST,
RNnvaSp, jan. 18th, 1862
Permission is granted 5. Closhier 20 visit
Lewis county, upon honor not 10 commu'
nicalc in writing or yecbllly for publica-
lion, any f,ct nscertline,l, which, II known
10 the enemy, might be ipiurions 10 the
Confederate States Of Americ4l
J. b. JONES,
For the Secy OF War,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25

The PresIdent OF the United Statea'
1t Is evident to all who choose to look
beneath the transparent euphelni5us OF
the Washington dispatches that tie recent
change in the Cabinet is the act at Prcsi-
dent Lincoln. The vacancy which has
baeu filled by the appointment Of. n. .usai
Secretary of Var occurred because he vil-
cd tina. It should occur. The creation Of
the vacancy and the mode OF filling it will
confirm the opinion which has been for the
last ten months slowly maturing in tile
public mind, that President Lincoln is the
most selE.poised and scli-dependeuL states.
man that could have been placed at the
head OF the Government In this trying
rrisis. Ills whole course since bis
Inauguration las exhibited moral ro.
business combined with masculine SENSE c
He has mono Of the irascibic, cxplo.
siyc yehemence which lay behind the def.
ant moral courage Of Andrew Jackson, but
not even Andrew Jackson was more self.
sustained in the formation OF a purpose, or
more itnmOVable ia it when once adopted.
lie is slow aud deliberate, pondering Iong
and turning over au important subject
many times in his thoughts beiore reach.
Ing i decision, but thc-Alps or the Andes
are no, more firmly planted On their basis
than arc bis deliberate decisions. When
he once puts down his foot he puts il
down firmly. Without any OF tho inpa-
tience Of IL weak character, or ANY Of the
Geklcness Of a tIme-seTer or any fihe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25
LOSSES PAID, UPWARD OF
SIl 100000.

Tue gfcit pnti!c sagElas prlTpiIeai and ftllabll'
" IN tbIs welitrit and strriiHp Company, fec9t,
mend L ~ pJgftenfe Hiih io.o Roeiing iHafahee.
S.g Arthur, AFE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25
FROM NEW GREEK.
CANp LANDER, 1
NEW CREEK, Jan. %, 1852. !


NLN GhEhAf 'AAs @-f ANs-'
Eaitors Lteliigeaer:
Peradt mc through the columns Of your
paper, to give YOU and my friends in Wheel.
lug d brief account OF our new Camp here
and the condition of our troops, tho wealth
or and few other things which hope
will he interesting 20 tue numerous readers
Of the Iaisiiigeieer.
For tue past week Il has been very wei
aud muddy, making il very disagrecab!c
10 be out Of doors much, II has been 30
very unpleasant, on account Of SO much
mud, that the aeyfiiy Of soldering has en-.
tircly worn OH some Of the boys. There
has SO much rain flilen Ia the mountains
about here that /, has caused the North
Branch Of The Potomac and New Creek 10
getoa igh. They enjoyed ihslr bust for
two or three days, stealing The flrmers'
fences along the route and doing pretty
much as they pleased With other property
lying around loose. However they were
both arrested il their progress and are
now considerably cowed down. The creek
was so high that it put a stop to oar
scouting for some time, for it was not ford.
able in any place on horseback
Col. Anisausel, Of the First Va. Cavalry,
did command this post but he has lately
been superceeded Ly brig. Gen. Duuing,
late Colonel Of the 9Th Ohio.
Our force here al Camp Lander consii.
s,i,u.es some Of the V,ry best in our army.
Among them are Col Anisanse's cavalry
regiment thst has improved very fast,
and Of which Virginia might be proud
then there is the 9Th ard G6th OHIO rcgi.
meuis, the 39th Illinois, the Bully 9th yir.
ginia, commanded at present by Major
Tomltnson, gentlemen and a soliltr, thres
companies Of The Bloody 9Th Va, and one
company Of the 7th Va, Commanded by
Capt. Shell, Of Greshllul nOioriety, aud
we are expecting reiaforeements every
day. Since commenced writing some
soldiers have arrived, but where they arc
from or who they are have not yet learned.
think from present indications il looks
very much like something is going to be
did soon.
hear that Gen. Jackson is now At ROM
ney with large force Of secesh, and did
hear that there was 500 Of the famous
black horse eaSalrya at ROmneY. l think
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25
Dailp9ntrlligrnfrr
rEnsIs % ApNEILTIsINe.

rrtLyEs3us LgsIs % S1wEEal, Goa CSE rScHil laa
LEis EME raEG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25

III ANlNG aVailcd oarieiyes q all The ia.Jrari
l j faciiiiHi fE H1BgGIeiarip9 CJHdia n al
aah, Ne atc well rrrpgg6d 70 uipT ell gc,is Ia out
llar On the very bas; ttr1ns.
T1vh6ihltlc dealers We viii say, plca6o give us a
call. Wrpirdsa our Ives 70 make 4 your inlcrc,ls
~ do ~.
MWhai SHssl, hrit hau.e btlON the Meiarc
ti5u50.
Nneoliug, Va, nrt y. 1881.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25

Naf .-IH'rtah NHFHtsH. tftHl' NN a'.f fAH.Ha
SJ.Ysifjy AlttFi.ipg 9 ralrg.l's terms sscsr'
il.. b. u,t s,aas Jcssgs4 tnI W. ngIassfcf ftiaas
p.luis.
Aia4gsTiA iAsCnallis. from fg1rs sIi tcr-Es y iinng
err "a D. PAID fr ~ aatuh1S.
iil-u ~ ard. rlt p4nofl.Rg tIc Inns l9 9iffyHsf
" 3" III tE l11bls, but flrE shorter psJ1d nothing
yin Y. tdali,i lsss tlAn slusrc.
Toe risl,gt u Alnud Advertising 70 liuhioi u
tia Aiyydi ~ DNH lHs--l'ait Ius4Ats'' ard ~
adrerilsogfa.s iYr 10 brnsht ~ pifar pfs1Ha as
FsH a al !esii AiYeiiiasmclis ard ht'cftl-ciacffs
of suftlan snss aud 80, o,iaie. seat hy them nup
te Paid igF ~ tha pguni rairs.
Gsy,AdSorIiifulrnia nqt are3lnraHi, vi ~ WriitsL
drvsiient diil 10 inserted qasf 81 tai tli.rss
ltcufdlnEiy.
Hifglie u isesdf Ya4itr4is, Rld aEnoncamslts
Il stfaiSFs N ctpts zach h0aril-'j2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25
Comfort % the Soldier.
DR. g. PRICR SMITH,

HAVING fatarnoi anl permanently located I
III Wheeling, again tenders Nj. professional sar.
vices to tie ntiItted Since isJG Dr. r. bEs been ,n
.lgsl ia an uHtunstyn pIHctiea IN uie Wr-t, and liE
ihns added largely 70 his khDwlolg1 aud experience
nisraFlin tho UGtrrincs u the Different School. ol
Medicine, hc nevertheless. 70 tie spIrt ot true EIsc.
trrIn, adopts rs hi 0Wn NIL ihlt IL really valuable
In TIC experience aud teachings VI all.
E'pa;iM Aiention will be basiowcd by Or, Smith
rpin the dis,,scs n women Sil cllilirch, nni al
flrls 0f etuptiye discltss and ckrnnig complaints
10 his frmsr friends Or. \, extends cordial Invita-
ton 70 renew tiir Acquaintance ant trusts by hI-
'll anil attention t5buyiRes' u greatly enlarge his
sphere ol u'eiuncg
Oasn and Residence, no. S42 5lain street, North
Wheeling. uoyl5-5m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-25
SallleS. narneSs, ,TrnnkS NC

WIlOLEjALE KLIAIh'
r n, SHEPPARD Hu,lSi Main street, corner
d linton, will coutinur 10 Keep ca linnd AnrsrNnd
complete assortment Of al ariicesln his Hue consist
Ing Of lAdioa' and 1entlenens SAdle- Fines Oo1iss
lI1maW Trunks, Vailcvi CARPET ias, sAithcis, Col
lars 1IAmes, whips. So.
would dresprettly call laitention TO my stock hnd
trust by strict attention and pr1mpiucss, to mcfii
continuance Of thn public patronage
AliknlS of frepLdngptunpuy done, ana N . pro
nor rnvnncr, ], d. SHEPPARD.
sepsO'So III, Main strccl 7
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-13
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
HUDSON RIVER RAILROiD and WV
YORK CENTRAL RALROdD.

On AND AFTER DECEMBER 0, 1861,
Express Trains leave New York city depots o
hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, a,
At 7 a. m. AtT2b A. M
ia M, 5p.m. ii3Oa. M, 6.sop. m.
Montreal and Buffalo '' "''
Train with sleeping Io4Opm
cars, lOl6p. m.
% SUNDAYS, the follow ing trains will be run to
train for Albany and Troy, and the $40 a. m. from
Troy, and 4.A5 p. m. train from Albany.
Connecting at Albany with the New York Cen.
tral Railroad for Schenectady, Rochester, Utica
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water,
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls
suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva Canaddaig,ia
=, trains am IN connection leave Buffalo and suspen.
sion via Lake shore, Buealo and Lake Huron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee, Fond du Lac
Ia hM Grossei Madison Prairie DuChien Gsena,
tine, Iowa city Burlington, Quincy, Springfield,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre Haute Indianapolis'
Louisville, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus Cleye,
land, and all points West Northwest ana son,b-
west
NORTHERN ROUTE.
, connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and Rens, and Saratoga Roads for Ssrato-
ga, whitehall Rutland, Burlington, St Albans
Rouse Point, Plattsburgh, Ogdensburgh, Montreal
&C., &c. e''
~ Freight Arrangements by this route As above.
wlIhout change OF cars, from the Dcpots in Cham
bers and Hudson streets, at all times as fayora-
pie As made BY other Railroad Companies The
iacilities OF this great New York Route, to tho
West, commend 1t to the confidence of merchants
anu Shippers lor promptness and despatch.
Passenger Trains, with smoking and sleepinR
Road. ~ ''"'
For particulars as to local trains and freight Ar
rangements inquire at the depot, SO Warren street.
A. i. SMITH,
"eo u Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-13
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore
II A l. II o A d,

On and after MONDAY, NOV. 49, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELpIIIa
For Baltimore, at $50 a. m., si5 am. iI.a5 A. M,
(Express,) and 1850 p. IN. " ''
for chester, at Slo A. M, ii.25 n. M, 3i5 and O5C
For Wilmington, at 800 r. m., s.i5 a. m., rl.a5 a.
m, 3i5 and lo.50p. m.
For New Castle, at sI5 n. N. and 345p.
for lover, At $40 a. M. and 2. IS n. M
For Milford, at S.15a m.
FOR salisbury, at S.i6 a. N.
TRAINS FOR PHILA ADELPHIA
- Leave Baltimore at $50 a. NJ, (Express,) l.O6 p.
ni; lENpress,l go and p. m, (Express.J
a Leave wilmington at 7.3o and iI.3s 4. m., 4i6,
Leave Salisbury at 2.35 D. III.
Leave Milford at 1866 u. M
Leave Dover AT q. m. and 10 y. M.
Leave New Castle at II a. m. and g. 10 d. m
y. m. ' ~ ~
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
shlons ~ o2o and 2. p M; for Dover and interme-
diate stations. at los y. IN.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at g. 10 a. m, Io o5 and If, ,2op.m.
Leave wilmington at i.3o u. m, 9.25 n. ~, H. 35
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
will run as follows:
=, Leave Philadelphia, for Perryvillc and interme-
diate places, at 6.l0p m.
Leave Wilmington, for Perryvie and intermedi-
ate places, at ITO p. m.
Leave Baltimore, for Havre de Grace and inter.
meuiate stations ats n. M.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
n A. $50 a. m and 1850 p. M, from Philadelphia to
At 7 from Baltimore to PHILADELPHIA,
The $50 a. IN. Train from Philadelphia 10 Balti-
more will run daily, MONDAYS EXCEPTED.
s. NJ. FELTON,,
Jan I'll President
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-13
PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TAILOxy
L ROOFS AND HORNS

sEALED PROPOSALS. are invited TIL the e5th Of
the Hides, Tallow, Hoofs and Horns Of tbe Csttis
Killed BY the Army Of the Potomac in the TERRITORY
embraced by the Rappahannock and Potomac riy err
and the Blue Ridge mountains.
is intended that the contractor shall follow the
army and collect the hides and talow, hoofs and
norns and shall pay certain sum for those articles
from each animal, to be collected at his own risk
ne VIII be charged with the articles in each case
@nniess @ ne can clearly show that he was prevented
from obtaining them by proper authority.
bond with good and sufficient security will be
required for the fulfment of the contract, and no
oiS VIII be entertained from previous contractors
VINO nave JAILED TO comply with their contracts and
ent to respond to his bid. " P
Ihe articles Of agreement, with bond, will be
selirea ,sl 10 DC entered into within two days from
=, Ihe bids to be directed to Col. A. Beekwith, A,
" Proposals" nov
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-13
PROPOSALS FoR rwINE.
Posr orrreE DrpARTarsr,

Posr 0rFIcE DEPARTMENT,
SEALED PRoPosALs will be received al this De-
Partment until the 26th day Of November, 1889, for
y, ~ s one years supply Of Twne, estimated
cies at Washington, d. C., New York city and
bnnalo, New York, free from all cost Of transpor-
| tation, In such quantities as each Agency NAV,
from time to time, be ordered by the Department
The Twine must be OF three strands well twisted,
snu capable OF sustaining the weight of % pounds
on string six feet in length; Il must be pu I'M in
lor transportation in packages Of 100 pounds weight
eheh. The Irvine must be smooth and flexible and
MEASURE about $50 yards to the pound, As no spe-
enc material has been determined upon bidders
VIII send samples Of such twine as they propose 10
furnish with their bids. w
The contract will he awarded TO the Io,yest and
best bidder, the best bid to be determined after
careful examination, for the purpose of ascertain
ing Wnich bid Will In Its practical results be most
advantageous to the Department This the Post.
Gliding. $50 ''o"' ''"0
No proposals will he considered which NAV he
twine. " """'e'"'eo' " VI
Each bidder must furnish with his propossIs
evidence Of his ability TO comply with his bid
Two sufficient securities will be required to A
Failure to furnish the article contracted for
promptly or furnishing article inferior 10 that
contracted Tor, Will be considered a sufficient cause
ior thc forfeiture OF the contract
bids not made In accordance with these promo
sails will not be considered. rP'
proposals must he marked on the outside NJ the
and the letter containing them addressed To the
d. Tpnnsns'on, M s,
ho' o-toSW postmaster General
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-13
A MY sUPPLIEs,

ofFIcE or THE CHIEF QuARrERMAsrgp,
ARMY OF THE Potomac,
,,on Washington, September 90 1852.
PROPOSALS. are invited Tor furnishing for tbe
ticles: '"' 'oo"hB hr-
5000 tons best quality Timothy HAY. securelv
baled, the weight OF each bale 10 be
marked thereon, " w
100000 bushels of Oats of the best ou.,i,,. Il,
strong sacks, well sewed ''' "
Hoo cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well sea-
soned and Of the best quality.
II awarded will be fulfilled ' ''"'"'''
Bids VIII be opened from time to time as the ar
ticles may be needed and contracts will be awarded
ior the quantities needed to the lowest
bidder up to the time of opening
any bid "' W my p''' Vi
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hav
or oats" or Wood" AZ the case may be, and en-
close In separate envelopes. ~ ' q"
Han. r., RUFUS INGALLS,,
sep Aft
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-13
I)ROPOsALs FOR IRON IRON-CI.AD
i SEA STEAMERS,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until No.
yember ~ lS62 for the construction of one or more
IRON iron-clad Sea Steamers, Of about 1900 tons,
complete, including machinery masts, and spsrs ol
iron wire rigging, iron boats with anchors, cables
and Az other equipments necessary for an ef
ncieht cruising ship-ofwar, excepting only the ord.
nance and ordnance stores ' ''e ''"'
The general plans and specifications can be ex.
amined at the Navy Department
The proposition must state tho mia. ,,, a..
whole complete, and the time in which each vessel
VIII be delivered at Navy Yard on the Atlantic
coast. " "''""'i'
Bids will only be received from parties who are
known 70 De able to execute the work. and the con-
tract VIII embrace all the usual conditions
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