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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
'NOMNt NO MOvG.
FOR SALE BY

For sale IN Fairfield county by Coo, Kaufman 4
Co, ,SlH0rd " Dalashmnth, Lancaster; Il KAlb Rush
nntyIlle; g z. Hamlln, Oakland; Harman 4 Curtis,
pckorngtoR; u L., Nicely. Baltimore; BoeTy N Nc.
CandlAh, lirenen; Ssndrrman a. KnAuH. Amanda,
l.. Btnttin,Nuw salem; Joseph Ruaor, Milisrsport,
VI ", Harner, Basl. aud by druggists and merchants
generally lhroushoutshe United States and cahadas,
Sept, -, ls6i,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
t7TAYER,si'5T
,0ATHARTI0
PILLS

Are you sick, feeble, and
eohiplAiaingi Ars Soa QUITO
order, with your system do
ranged, and your fselings un.
confurtablei These symp4
toms arr often the prelude TO
serious illness. Some tit Of
: slclSneSs Is creeping upon you,
and should DO averted by q
timely use ofthe right REM
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hui
mors purify the blood, aud
Let the iluidS move on unob-
structod In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of tho body into vigorous ac-
! tlvity, purify tho system from
tl,a nhafrrrtinna which mako
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
Headache, ,slokIIoadnohe, Foul stomach

Bilious Disorders - Liver Complaints.
From Dr.. Theodore Bell, Of Mo York CITY. 'ra,
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose apericnt but find their beneficial effects upon
tho Liver very marked indeed They hayO In my pracs
tlce proved efIectua for tho Of bilious
pdi,as than any remedy can mention sincerely
rejoice that We have at length purgative which wor
thy the confidence OF the profession and the people.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
Asn Family Physic.
From DR.. 3. w Cartwrioht, Ne.o orleans.

" AB FUNNY EIAyB1 TT-T
-, From Dr.. Z. w CdTtpri1ht, Ne'D Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartc possess They are
mild but very certain and eectua in their action on the
bowels which makes them invaluable to us in tho daily
treatment OF disease.
Headache, Sic cIxIIca adache Foul Stomach.
y s- From DR.. Edward Boyd, Bdltimore .'..,|,
DEAR DRo AYER, cannot answer you ichdt complaints
have cured with your Pills better than say all that
erer treat Nth purgdps medicine. place great depen-
denco eectual eathartic in my daily contest with
disease, and believing do that your Pills afford the
best we have, Of course value them highly.
Tf ePfrrsBuRd, Pa, May /, 1885.
On. j. G. AIgn. Sir: have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst headache any body Gnu have by dose or two
Of your Pills. It seems 10 arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse nt ence. 49,
Yours with great respect ED. ". PREBLE
. H1,rL of C,1msr Clay1o,t.
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TWEMORSEPOWER

Has proved itsslito be tho best ever inv6nted. Ths
friction 10 reduced by IRON BALLs, SO arranged Il
all the bearings, that the whole weight of the oa
lngs runs upou.them. 7 1hREKPOUSDB DRAUGhr
a. the end ofa ten feet levor, will kecr ths powor
10 motion thus permitting the entire strength OF tbs
horses to he used on the machine to bo driven. Ous
Horse Will do as much work on this power, ~ two
on the endless Chain Power. 1T IS PORTABLE,
and may be used Ia the field as wol as In the house
More than TWENTY-FIVE PER CKNT ofhoFss
aesh 10 saved over any olhor pSwsrin uss lis sim
pie In construction, aud notliabls to gstout Of or
der.
Price Of power for I to thorses. ....,oiQS
| Price ofp0wer for I TO 4 horses.
! The ol2J powsr will drive any Threshing Machine.
Every Machine Ia guaranteed to give saiIsfaciion,
or the money viii be refunded.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-20
Wv "A AEC " E@s

Gold Pens and Pencils,' '1nE ufe. 4rH. -
Vest Chains, Plain and Fancy tockets,
Ladies' Setts, PlaiE and EngraYed Bracelets,
Cluster Pins, Bar Drops,
I.. Heart and Seal Rings, Miniatures,
ScAh aud Ribbon Pins, Crosses,
Studa and ButtOna% CuH Plus
-.. and Locked Charms Of
T. .l.'.. p ... s .3 3tt every variety, style
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. M
40 eai DIR. .EfALsEY's. ,n,,r .,.,,
FO REST w FNrEs.

hr, rat srx,,s Fpoo"
'Hf ftIe DtN' aAhh ASG1 SsyadT vt,'N
~ a DkEN - TTy VKT TsNI ~
IL " NL - u WV ElNeNIz.
-
.,..-. .,,,.. = - " -. -
dUM'CohIEu tohBbT PILLS. dQJ1b
90 900 GCURES IN JONE VEAn .
HhsH'iS
cessby which rich and ittoIaht WIN EsfF pro-
Inced from ceIsin ptantsoigfeHi medieHl yiTtnes-a
This delightful WINE conbihetan the high MEDICAL
properties o. the Dandshes. sas'aPGriIia, YsiiOp
pure and concentrated are tho insdi
Yes OF this Wine, tbath hAtboeh fotnd the most eff
~ ~ fres1s1iy
6ty ana sickness 10 strong and vigorous heAlfh -
hvory dose shows ITS good effects on the stution
and improves the general health; aud with DR.. Hat
seys Celebrated q um Coated Forest Pills as Ad-
lJunct, all the following disordefs are perhanehtIy
cured.
Forest Pills, aud bottle ofthe Wine, will euro the
most distressing forms ofthis complaint.
Ague and Feyer.-0ne or two doses ofihe
Pills.and bottle OF the Wine will break the sguo
and the paieuiiu aloases where the dire etons
on the bottle are adhered To-. ~" "a'""f4H1
boxes ofthe pills and III rec bottles ofthe Wine euro
this obstinate disorder. bt.T .tr.,,,;-.f
| Disorder Of hs Kidnsys.-The Forest Wine ans
pills have prov cd highly elcaci0ns this ditorfeTy
One or tw boxes ofihe Pills and two or three bot
Ties Of The Wine are su Hieentto accomplish cure
| in the worsfrRaes =" wv
D,biI,fS FJghtD srsafs, Eaasidtion and W,atI,
State of the CoMstfhtioH-1bc Forest Wine isa bdH.
ular remedy for an these coplainfs. One 10 thTso
botlos rurc Tic case. witbout the use Of tbc
Pills; but when the complnin Is accompanied With
| some olher disorder, The pills will be required.
| R5sNwafisw M -Tbe effcaey the Forest RkIKdte.
In Ri An All sm IA yery sngnlar Some AZ the moi
a. 70. \ Az a. ~ 3 Il - III "a -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04

ID At Fairfield, Conr., on Monday evening
the wind was 80 violent as 10 blow a freight car,
which was standing on the turnou', up to the
main track, when the engine Of the New York
train struck Il, dashing It 70 pieces One baggage
and one smoking car were Considerably broken,
but fortunately no person was injured.
D- Louisville papers expose gross frauds
which have been com mitted in the making a of
clothing for the federal army. The Journal ID
credibly informed hat several hundred thousand
doliars,of clothing is stored In that city that ID
worth hardly the room II occupies.
IL The Immense business transacted /, petro.
leun oil Is te, forth by some returns OF tram
over the PhllGdelphia and Ede Railroad durino
the month Of January. The number OF barrel,
of oil carried was 20 COO, and tie carriage alone
amounted TO So eco.
II Fogs have been frequsn, and very thick In
London this winter The as has been kept lip htAd
in street lamps and houses all day on several oc.
easions.
u The United States Treasury notes com.
mand thirty per cent. premium in the Southern
States. They are rated equivalent to gold, and
much sought after. =
IL The revised assessment OF proDettv in
Philadelphia for 1862, upon which the CITY and
State .axes 10 De levied gives the valuation al
real estate as Sl52, ,il0,G95
III A letter from Fillmore county, Minne.ota.
says the cold In that region is greater than hal
been knOwn Tor nye years.
III New York city contains forty six Ptssby.
terrain churches, the number being about equally
divided between the Old and New SchC oil
g5-The Illinois Central Railroad have allowed d
hflY 0f their best mechanics to work on the Gov
eminent mortar guneosis at Cairo.
IL The entire tonsiabulaTY force Of Irsland
will shortly be armed with rifles and cutlassea in
place Of carb!nes and bayonets
IL Fhe Cologne Gazette states that out OF IL
O,Co0 houses In Berlin, there are only 81 which
are entfely free from mortgage. - 49, :
u Ex-president MiranOn, Of Msxieo, Is a
prisoner On board an Eoelish war vessel at Vera
Cruz. .
lT Adyiees from Japan say that tkFse fonttts
OF the city OF KanGsawa has been destroyed by
IRE -
ID The Parliament OF Canada has bseu con
yoked for the aoth inst for the dispatch OF bud
u The PERSONAL liberty bills OF Wisconsin
nave Deen "expungedn by a resolution Of the
lower branch Of the Legislature, si to7. -.
II During the month Of January, they had but
IS hours Of sunshine In Louisville 90,
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Tsrpedo,s,

Tefpedots.
A great deal has been said about the torpe-
does sunk by the rebels In the western rivers
TO destroy our boats. Eight Of these engines
Of intended destruction were found and taken
up by Lieut.. Phelps, In reconnoitering before
the captpre Of Fort Henry. They are thus de:
scribed by correspondent Of the New York
Tribune .r
"0ne of them was taken apart this evening
II consists OF stout sheet-iron cylinder, point
ed at both endc, abott Ave and half feet long
and one in diameter. In the interior ia can
vas bag, containing seventy pounds Of powder
COnnestsd with the upper end is an iron lever,
three and half feet long, armed with prongs,
designed ta catch in the bottom OF the boat to
be demolished The Bottom cf the boat Is ex-
pected to fsCrk this lever Sufficiently 10 i1OFe
an iron rod on the inside of the cylinder, act.
ing,upon the trigger Of lock, which is to ex.
plOde percussion e.S ard Ere tae powder
The machine Ia anchored, presenting the prongs
on the upper end Of the lever in such n way
that the bcats goirg down stream will Glide
over them, but those coming up will catch the
points and work the lever.
" Lieut.. Phelps dragged FOX them, and drew
them up by ropes, at such = distance as to be
out Of danger, which proved q useless precau-
ton, as not single one exploded, and the
powder in those he opened was completely y
soaked and worthless They were designed Is
nave the prOnga come up within few inches
OF the surface, but as the freshet has raised the
river - feet abots low water, they were far
below. Those taken out were found in the
west channel Ohe river, three miles below the
fort, is divided midway by Panther lsland),
but We learn they are also planted in the east
channel, and shall drag that for them when
the water falls. As they are rendered buoyant
by the air chamber ia the upper end, they
stand at an angle Of about 4j degrees, the tops
pointing down stream, and ere held 10 plscs
by two ropes attached to anchors ln the bed
Of the river"
The existence Of these tOrpedoss WAS disc0v.
cred singularly enough, IN consequence Of the
toe free use Of her tongue by woman " no was
thoroughly seoessionist Being met by a scout.
ing party and told that the gunboats would
destroy Fort Henry oil tie next day, she ex
claimed, w0man-like, Not bit Of it; they
will be all blown up before they get past the
ialsna.' On that hint our officers acted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04

THE WORLB's FAIR 1T cannot but bs 3 source
Of reg ret 90 American inventors that the Commits.
siGn appointed 10 represent our inteTe8ts al the
coming Worlds Pair has been dissolved The
circular OF Secretary Seward announces tLat in
consequence Of the failure Of a Congressional ap-
pfopriaiinn, the sutherity 0f tie Commission has
ceased bit exhibitors assured that the articles
already approved will be recommended to the
consideration Of the Royal Commissioners. In.
dividuai eNeItion, however, must take the place
Of government supervision, and our inventors
must rely upon their own resources IL they desire
10 compete for the prizes which the British goy.
eminent propose 70 distribute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04
Isla nd Ne. 10.

fhis islsnd, to which the rebels. talk Of re.
treating on eVaeuating Columbus ia situated
Ia the corner OF the bend Of the MississinIi
river which touches the border of Teuneesee
few miles further up the river than Nav
Madrid, although Iearly southwest of that
point Ii is located about tao hundred and
forty miles from 81. Louis, and nine hunirei
and fifty miles from New Orleans. The sleEa.
ti0n Of the river st this point is about tHo
hundred feet above the level Of the delta, ct
Its mouth. The average depth Of the water at
this point Is from ninety 70 enc hundred and
twenty feet, and the breadth Of the stream
from mainland to mainland about nine hun.
dred yards E#.
The current run. by the ISLAND at noder-
ately-fsst rate, and With the power Of the three
rtyers-Nississippi Missouri and 0hiO-com.
bined. The Island Is near the southern, or
what might he termed the eastern bank Of the
river, but that At this point the stream varies
from It's southern course and turns abruptly to
the northwest, leaving this island In the south.
srn angle Of the bend. II Ia about a. miles,
BY the course Of the river, south Of Columbus,
and about 70 miles from Hickman. 1t Is near
0bionvills. @ .---- -s--IlT :
0bionvills IL not very important point yst
In geography, further than that it 10 located In
0bion county, which IL situated In the north.
west extremity Of Tennessee, where 10 borde "a
on Kentucky and Missouri. The .Mississippi
river passes to the north and to the south Of
ObiOnville, leaving = land distance between
the two waters very incOnsidsrsble. and easily
walked across BY healthy person In lsss than
an hour, although the voyage by water between
the same points, owing to the bends in the
river, is about twenty miles. -rr -r
The surface OF the surrounding country In
nearly level. 0bionville Is connected by 0
turnpike road with Columbus, In Kentucky,
via Hickman, and With Troy, the 7ospitsl Of
the county. ..-.
Passing southwsrd, We next come to the forts
bordering on and threatening the passage Of
the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04

A SINGULAR ARTICLE or EXPLOITATION The
schooner Guapa, which cleared this port yestsr.
day for bralbr and q market, had on board as
part OF her cargo, a RallOioS' This 10 a singular
article Of expoftatiop. Doubtless there may be
need Of such an instrument in several Of the ports
the schooner may visit, though whether there
will be demand remains TO be seen Bostoa
Tdasertp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04
4 NJ ERIC AN WATC II F s
FOX MER7CANS!
TO sell, hut not to keep time.


Why should an American buy foreign Wash,
when he csn get better and cheaper one 81 home
Why shonld Sd American BeedssslJ enrich
foreign Watch manufactures 81 the expense o. cur
own artisans?
Why should an American ssnE god tO fns lt nd
and France, our covert bot bitter enemies, when
gold Is so mIch needed a. horne?
Why shorld sn American Juy an imported
Watch. vh!oh, N nine oassa out Cf ten, viii CO 81
more 10 keep IN order tor ne Jsar. tfau Its orE-
nal prics. and which was never intsLdsj 10 Eee p
tine ulcsf aIy circumstances!
Why shcull AmeIicars Lot p.lfcnizs more
generally hm1TIoan magufaItaTss and thus suar
o,Pste themselves iTom tie ,hTsldOln Of EnshEh
capital, French fashions, aud COntin puial .eW-
Eawa!
The AHenoln Wateh COmpsnr's Watches are
psrticuary adapted fsr soldiers use beng ine s,
substantially made, and rOt liable 20 get out Of
order, tl her IN marching, ridlrg. or fEhtns.
geld by NJ W.GALT q BRO, ssI Psan.,L
vsnia avenue, Washington.
Wholesale orders should lie aldrss sed to
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents cf the American Watch Company,
is 2s'm 1S2 Broadway, v. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04

IDA sign Of returning prosperity Is found by
Pniladelphia paper In the fact that small houses
are again at a premium In that city, and rent
for high figures. Neat two-story and a half
houses In decent localities are almost Impossible
TO be secured. The principals builders state tina.
with the opening Of spring, operations will DC a
extensive a. ever. This 10 Ia the very face Of In
creased taxation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04

SEALEp PR0P0sssALs sss Are invited I'LL the iotl
sl{ipf The W. +. sab, DEPT With s.oo mead 81
and each animal 20 average SO pouids sJos,
weight no animal admitted which weighs Isss Ia sn
Ths Cattle 10 Be delivered at saoh times ana in
sueh quantities. ss the GoyeInlnsnt may require,
No Cattle will b. rec ured under this oontrAot be-
fore tho lat day Of April, 1859.
Heifers, SIS gs and Bulls MOI wanted.
A bond vkh good and sufficient security viii be
Government reserves 70 itself the right to psy In
Treasury notes. Ere
Iaotors Who have previously failed % comply with
G g e oS here the bidder 10 not present
a Bids p b diIsetsd 70 Ma; A.. BEoEwITa. c.
fo1M OF Bin. wla6
y, 90 As5eoy Rtolose % deliver 20 ths Gov
anrasea pounds gross ,yeight The Cattle 20 be
ofeasSfea 49,. according % the tsrnx Of the en-
Sio.sa s o.! sdys.t.ssp:nt The Cattle % be vslghsd
the purchase Weight. hereby agree 10 give
good and sunictent bond for the fulfllmept Of the
SontF.et .nd 70 reosive Treasury notes in payment
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IL In h,lng the salute from Castle William. In
New York harbor, on Washingtons birthday,
several OF the guns were not run out OF the pori
holes. but were fred In the casemstes, and the
consequence YVES, the furniture OF the Sergeant
In charge OF the Castle was considerably dams ged
the nails IN the 1ors were started, and the Gun.
ners were almost unified for duty, by the tre.
mendous concnsslon.
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Town OF COLUMBUS IS rLAxts

SCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR
Ssra,I IN. Gp5S dS,iV 81 Vs.Pepss NsivsaI Weaknsss
tatio1 Of the Heat AID all diseai aTising from
Of @Ss .s S sna Ss1
TSSs y %EERaS ffoslc .,imnl.r. d.,
tsssd sss IN Fsss sHanisnoe 90 the shore
Sss. FasSoa ss
seqss ,ss fSSs aS S, Of SsSshn: The stomach 9oa
tSs eess noos Of Son saS sus xbS for
tie Ss1sr;i hss!:6 a.d :tEsasIh 9th, system can
se Wssd foo Vii ssSours or RlseT tRs T.pdt, 81 hfs
with Thieh most persons gain fesh whlls taking
Ssd which; n1lss ohs stmgs1s toss not
absndonsa, as !! rs distilled from req weed after
s sss Ssbs snnsf R a e. sP.f 0 tbs
Whisky o. alcohol. which form the basis OF smost
The direction: are to tske from ha:f 70 wine
and take what he eats wei m,siicated. When
the stomach !: Ve.J weak, and apparently in an
stale bread and butter fst meat fat off9wis Of any
tind, beef. mn:toa lamb, but no k;rd eG ALT meal
beers marrow 10 e!to very good The Tonic acts
directly o. the food. and turns II to sOupy sub
stance called schJIne, The first process Of diEes-
Or. ]. II. scHENCK viii be a, his agent. :.
sorEs5 sgtsns an .vs9ns s% DH q. g.
sSasSh. Se1:, liver os%ssn,
adviee v.theut ohs'gs, nnlsss they want tho.
ftuEh examine tiop ion with his RsspiromstOr. then
PiiOe Of the PumOnie s,rpp, Oil Per bottle or 50
Prizes Of Sea Weed Tonic. 81 per bottle or ss
pIee Sf Mandrake Pills. IS cents psr box.
SfcoNp MOURNING AND GREY SILKS,
Black silEs. more than our usual large and com.
L Fancy 3tlEs, select sssornuent
+ Moarnirs 1esds. our usual full and complete
stylish Drsss Goods. for early Spring.
A Ass, oa our psss s"Pls s,Ssf OF cit the leading
ups PIies Only, MARKED In Plain figures, TIE ae-
An inspection Of ,t'Ok solicited, II ineurs no
: - PERRY BRO.
4Oz Ne. 4Sa sgD l6z ssyssfa 5s. 464
osr sSsf lSsfs e wiEs IN Essib Bkzs:brEs k: srns
SSs .hsls sAs6 s sSS5s. sssSsSs5S.1s s.s o.
pT' s Gn IN hsss sss. .s s.s Z;
susstSd % Itvs them . cali and sIs@ins 81 thslT
'f's41.S '''4D' s's'1 - Z Z .$sSfEkTHElMER CO.,
-. t-.-,esss A6a and 464 Seventh stre3t,
de M-sm =. y - oppo. Post Office.
Tar p,,iDI iDlssGSeEDlTED = e SI'9 7 D BBAEKs; 3
s sosd. q ss h.r III r ns:s sss:s
Farmers and Mechfnies' Bsnk. Milford, Del,
North western Bank, Warren, Pa.
MefchAntB' Bank. Trenton N. 4,
.rsA rsAssEI IS g.. nys., VI 15hoMssas 5ISsss Gs,.
HoRsEs Fog BALE, : : = :
.sss.Gas e a::es ah.aesLo''AS: J:
MULES FOR sALE. 81 -
large young mules. W Ano
JAMES n. sHREyE.
fe 28-2 seventh street, between sndI.
GENTS Furnishink Goods, Trunks, Clothin-
NJ Trunks. Hats and Caps, al ct Northern ns;asss'
sttne feople,s Clothng stofes No. 460 7th stre 4
CHlRTs. SHIRTS, sHIRTsLJpst yec.iv.d
y kq d2Ssn ehirts yhioh We Offer Of Old prices.
81 s4ifH's. No. tee ssssnth 81 fs h.Sm
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OF REGIsTEREn BONDS.
OF COUPON RDNDa


Elshti MILL OF the 6SnomihStiaE Of l 20
Twenty millions Of the denomination OF =. 500
Proposals via bs Tecsivei for the dsiyepy Of all
oi one or more demo minatIc ne Of notes aud bonds
eOmelete. n ludlng the engraving, priEting ,nuI-
peIng Nd paper, or sc psrately for tue sngTaving
loe prinnng, and fer paper, The e1sTsvins must
"a tns STYLE OF art ana tho Psper OF ths
PrOposers must state tbs number of sh .s,s . nd
tne sgsregate representative vs ne Of ssch anon
nalon which they undertake to furnish daily and
me issst nambsr OF days res aired ffom notice Of
MODELS Tor notes and bOnQs must be submItts.i
ana specimens of work accompany them
~ odeis OF notes on The f1ce will ks IN the fams
ioiIn ss noT u:ed and on tbs backs vii state tie
,v11sGe OF le,sl tender and other prviis st pu
Models Of boLds wll. I'm addition 10 IN usu.l
Stl pulanons, have the statement thar they are Ts
sm6n sable after i've and payable twenty years
sf pected also that ss far q. practicable. the
dIee and p ates viii be sneh az have nor been hara
tofore used except for work Of ihs United SiStts
Esea grosSssi must be accompanied BY state
yorE the ns@bsr Of STsssss iS ,S uss Ss5ds sne
HIosed security ofbuildinss oceupisd. and capital
PIoaOss,. by Incorporated companies mus, be
snd SSps % Z, and the
s9cst;pns By the articles q and T names
Bonds for the faithful and ,rom,. execution Of
snm s o1 m - p1oS9sed 9L finally Agreed ~ me
names Of the psriss offered ss sure iss and 2hsir
Written consent 10 become such torethar Nth =
csItifcate Of an Assistant TrcssrrsS a. 10 her
seS,ssnsy; ss ssH..taqs nqst acSomIsny sseh pIopo,
to any or 2. al n tSs S,s. T The sh
sr9nnts ,psciaed, a. In his opinion the interests
" tne Pa6no service may TeSuire 10 ~ 18th
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NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING U, \.
NOTES AND BONDS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb d. 1861.
SEALED PROFOsA LS will be rec .ived st The
- ofios OF the Secretary cf tae Treasury nrtil
wednesday, the 81 day If March next, fer fE rn-
Two hundred millions IN Bonds. to be IsEued under
suthorlty Of the sct OF February 1872 entitled
act 70 authorize the Issue of United states Trass-
ury noes, sEd for the redemption or IsfandIny
Notes and Bonds viii be required of ths dspomi-
hau0ns and IN the proportions "a follows:
. Thirteen millions eaoh of United States N0tss OF
the denominations of 5a los. SOS s0's, I0's ard
: Ss, and twsive millions Of the denomina.iOn oi
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ID Gov. Robinson, OF Kansas, slthou9h I'm.
peaehed by the STATE Legislature for defrsudiag
IL The population Of Nssrssks, BY the census
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
w JLxuARI 81, lssre.
ORDERED, Tha! the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Ffidays against all other business but that which
relates 70 active military operations In the hSld
Saturdays will be devoted 10 the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
il 2-H Secretary OF WSf