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... John A, Miller, ct .Al. .t...f
BY virtue Of an execution, TO wit: n writ of
vcnditoni exponis. duly issued from tbe
Court of Common Pleas of Seneca Co.
Ohio, and to me directed, | shall offer Tor sale
at Imblie vendue at tie tloor Of Tie Court
House in the city Of Tiflin, in ssid e1unty
on tI.E 4Uf'i gllTIElL lttIt
TnE 3fst pAr OF MARcH, 4, d. le6o, y
between the Lours Of 10 o'cl, ok A. NJ. and A
o'clock p VI. of said dnyy the fdfow rng de-
scribcd 'nnds and tonements, to.wit:
All that part Of in tot number ciGt eni(lD
in The town of Bettssille, la, Seneca eounlys
Ohio, lying south and west Of aline drawn
from point in the sol th line of said in.lot
number eleven tlll ten feet wsstof the Bouth
east corner Of said in lot and running tlenee
ina north and westerly direction so As to
pass twelve (l2) feet distant from the south
west corner Of the dwelling house on said
lot and TO the Plank Road. -sfi o.'- '".f e
' LEVI wEIRICK, -
Fob %. 1862 81 20
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Civil Action.
John T Huss,
Plaintiff,
VS.. In Attachment
Oris Skeels,
n.f.. l.ut

VS.. In Attachment
Oris Skeels,
Defendant.
The said Defendant, Oris Slieels, will tax,
notice, that on the 26th day Of February, A
ID. lo62, 2,Jesse II. Leidy, a Justice Of th,
Peace, in and fer Clinton township, Seneca
county, Ohio, issued an order Of Attachment
in the above action for the sum Of Sl3,3l
end interest thereon from Nov. 23d, ls49
and 45 cents increase costs, also for Sf5, ,1C
with interest thereon from Dec. let, ls49
and Is cents costs Of increase, that said
order of Attachment was duly returned, en-.
dorsed, :I have made dilligent search and
" can find no money, rights, credits or assets
" Of the Defendant 10 take or attach under
under this writ, but fad that the Defend.
ant, Oris Skeels, is the owner Of an interest
" in real estate in Seneca county, and State
Z" Of Ohio. February 26th, 1862;
"J. II. NIGHSW AMBER. Constable.
" Fees, mileage TO-"
WhereupOn the said Justice, at the request
Of the Plnintih.did forthwith certify bis pro.
ccedngs in said action to the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of said Seneca county. and there.
upon the Clerk OF said Court at the request
OF said Plaintiff, did on the 27th day OF Feb.
ruary, A. u. 1862, issue an Order of Attach.
ment in said action for the sum of 1881 and
interest thereon from Nov ord, 1919 and As
cents increase costs, also for S45, ,76 with In.
terest thereon from Dec. list, lS49 and As
cents costs Of increase, directed to the Shcr.
i'll of said Seneca county. Under and by
virtue Of which Order Of Attachment the
said Sheriff, on the 2Sth day Of February,
A. u, 1862 attached the following lands and
tenements, as the property olsaid Oris Skecls,
to wit:
The undivided one fourth part Of the north
east quarter Of section fifteen tl5l township
two (2) range sixteen 16) in Seneca county
Ohio, aud the said Oris Skeels is notified
that he Is required to appear and answer
unto said action on or before the third Sauur-
day after the 25th day OF April next.
JOHN r. HUSS.
90 BY Hall 4 P,tergcr,
his Attorneys
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FiGIIysNG NEAR WIN
CHESTER.
The Rebels under Lackscn mud smith
Completely Routed.
Terrible Slaughter oftho Enemy
sTRAsBuRG OCCUPIED BY OUR
TROOPS.

WtNcursrrR, March %, =. M.-Wc
have achieved complete victory over
Gen. Jackson, taken two guns, and cns.
sons, killed about one hundred rebels aud
wounded twice as many more. Our loss
is probably nc, over loo killed aud wound.
ed. The enemy Ia in full retreat,
LATER.
We have achieved glorious victory
over the combined forces OF Jackson,
Smith and Longslrect,
a battle was fought within four miles
of Winchester, from half past ten this
A, NJ, until dark.
The enemy numbered about $4,000;
eur force not over 5000. The enemy =
loss is double that of ours.
We captured a largo number Of prison.
ers. The ground is strowu with their
muskcts, thrown away in their flight.
Our cavalry is still in pursuit Of the
flying rebels. Particulars cannot be as
cori0inod till Tomorrow morning.
WINCHESTER, March "a.
In consequence Of forward move
mcnt ol our army, We could not rct the
correct list OF Killed and wounded. Our
loss is from so to 100 killed, among them
one Colonel aud fourteen Captains and
Lioutcnan,s; eco were wounded, among
them 10 officers. The enemy had nearly
700 killed aud wounded, aud SEQ prison.
ers.
WASHINGTON, March 2A.
Information received here shows that
our nrmy was at Strashurg this morning
aud that the retreat OF the enemy was
u flight.
No details ot the battle at Winchester
have yet hccn received. Officers OF the
army and correspondents were too busy
yesterday pursuing the rebels to find time
TO give information 10 the public regard.
ing the battle, Our army camped ms,
night several miles distant from any
telegraph station.
WASHINGTON, March a5.
! Gen. Shields has received dispatch
! from Major Gen, Banks, dated o mics
beyond Suaslurg. The enemy are still
IN retreat and our forces in hot pursuit
. The loss Of the rebels must have beer
I CnoruDus, They have abandoned wag
ons utong the road iill,d with dead an,
dy ing, The houses ON the route az,
7 found crowded with tho wounded an,
dead. The houses in the towns adiaccn
20 the battlefield of Sunday, are ais,
I found filled with the wounded. The in
Z habiants aided the rebels ia carrying OF
their wounded during the day aud butyinj
/. them quick as dead. Our artillery make
! terrible havoc among the enemy in thci
flight, and the rout bids fair to be one O
|, the most dreadful Of the war,
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MIR. ASIgLEY's TEvRITORE
Al. BILL.

Hon. ]. NJ. Ashley, chairman OF Com.
miitce Oh Territories, has introduced in
Congress b.ll for the organization CT
the Territory Of Arizona, in which Il
incorporated the principle Of the Wilmol
Proviso, as not only applicable to this
territory, but to all territories belonging
to tho United States or hereafter TO be
acquired. II this bill passes (and we
hope il wilD slavery or involuntary sory..
tude, except for the punishment Of crime,
will be prohibited forever in all our terri
tories and prospective states. In other
words, slavery will be restricted to its
present limits. We think this country
has seen enough Of tho ruinous effects Of
slavery TO put stop TO its growth. IL
We let slavery grew, we may have u re-
bcllion every tenor iineen years. Pres.
idcnt Lincoln never uttered truer sen.
timcnt than when he said "this Govern
ment cannot always exist half slave and
half irOe." ' .
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their batteries, ard hrc Mt, mpting Ia
erect new ones; but the well-dirocted
fire Of our mortars prevents.
CAfRo, March %.
hfiairs n the island arc statu quo.-
Moriors are firing rrcularly and very nod
eratcly once an hour. Rebels do not re-
ply. There are not so many tents yisi-
Bile. Some reports say they arc leaving.
No ba loon reconnaissance yet on account
Of high winds.
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Road Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the County
Commissioners of Seneca Countc Ohio, at
their regular session on the thrd day Of
March, A, D. 1863. levied tax of FIVE cents
on each hundred dollsrs valuation of the
taxable property in said county for Road
Purposes, which said tax may be discharged
between the first day of April and the first
day Of September a. D. 1869, by labor on the
public high way, under the direction of the
Supervisors of the several districts at the rate
Of one dollar per day
ISAAC KAGY,
Auditor.
March IA 1850 9w
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u. g. SGNATOM.

At the Union caucus, held at Columbus
las; week, Hen. d. +. Wade received IL
votes, but lacking 3 ofonough to nomi-
nate. Another caucus will be held this
week. An effort is being made to post
pone the election until next winter, which
We hope will fail Either Mr. Wade or
some othor good man should be chosen
now,
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EXPLANATION OF MODEL.

80 ODaAAAs
Tho model shows a double enclosure
of the stove or fire not. The outer en-
closure, Tor the box,) represents a brick
wall Ike the hot air furnace.
The next enGlOsnre (or steam cham.
bcr,) may be made Of thin, galvanized
No. -, or other IRON made steam or gas
tight, This chamber encloses the stove
and stovc-pipe. The air from the outside
of the building PASSES through this cham
bCr in close pipes, aud is warmed by the
steam, while on it0 way through the fur
mace 10 the apartments.
The whole steam apparatus consists of
an open pan on the stove, aud by means
of ball faucet connected with the water
pipes is made to supply itself with wa
ter.
A small open tube near the bottom,
connecting with ths smoke Hue, limits
the pressure Of the steam,
No more steam is needed than will lust
keep the steam chamber full, with none
to pass Off The size of the pan and it's
position should be such as TO keen the
chamber supplied with steam, while any
amount of surplus'steam eau pass OFF quiz
city through the escape pipes.
The heater or stove, should be OF am-
7 pie Dimensions, no matter what it's shape,
and no matter if il is kept at white heut
continually, SO far as its effect upon the
airis concerned. A sufficient amount OF
smoke pike Should be used in the furnace
10 save all of the heat. As soon as the
fire is built, steam is generated from the
pan which ills the steam chamber.
The first act OF this steam is to expel
the air from the ire ronm and steam cham.
ber. This steam takes the place OF the
air and is the medium for conveying ca.
loric from the stove 10 the air pipes a.
passages. Steam has this advantage oyeI
air Tor conveying calorie, to-wit:
Air receives heat slowly--steam quick
ly--air moves slowly when heated
steam quicky--.air distributes heat une
venly, while steam renders all parts o
the chamber nearly Of the same tempera
: ture. Steam has also the advantage o
holding latent heat, which saves iuel.--
The heat of the stove is in this way quick
ly taken up by the steam; quickly an
evenly conveyed to all parts OF tho cham
ber and as quickly given out TO the al
passages.
When The steam has given out its he a
il becomes partially condensed and re
turns to be reheated by the stove Q
{ pipes.
Thus one OF the PARTICLES of steam ma
receive aud convey heat millions OF time
I and itit then boeoms absorved by the wall
7 OF the stove, its place is in:me1I;e:cly sup
: piled by another particle OF steam geneI
5 ated from the pan, The efficiency Q
this mode of heating is partly owing I
/ the absolute lightaing speed ofthe stear
) In receiving, conveying and impertin
l heat, aud partly from the fact that thi
steam may be suPerhea.ed Qn PARTICLES,
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gen. BnuI,s Marching on stras
bury.

WASHINGTON, March 95.
A dispatch received here late last nigh,
from Winchester, says Gen. Banks was
then Q miles from Strasburg, which place
he intended tn take to-day.
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Er. I.orta. March 90.
I312
WINcHrsrtn. Va. March 10

Strosburg whs occupied by our troops
last Sunday evening. Jackson'- army
retrceiing on cur approach. The Mich-
gan Cavalry led the advance aud General
Shields division followed. Ashby's Cav
airy protected the retreat of the rebels
and gave good deal of annoyance to cur
forces. A bridge was burned by the
rebels, which also caused US consdcrn-
bic delay.
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Sheriff sale.
~

Levis Bang. ct al
ny virtue Of an order made by the Court of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio. at
the Jan. term, AID. ls62,i the above enti.
tied cause and 10 me directed, will offer for
sale at public vendue at the door Of the Court
House, in the city Of Tiilin, in said county,
TINS 3lst DAY OF MARcu, A. ID. 1860,
between the hours Of ~ clock A d. NJ. aud 4
o clock p. NJ Of said day. the following do
ecribcd lands and ttncmcnts, TO wit:
In.lot letter in the town Of New Fort
Ball formerly now in the Second Ward Of
the city Of Tiflin, senoca county. o. 9s
LEVI WEtRlcK,
.||. i.f Sheriff.
Pcbruarv 9S, lSG2 s3,15 boa So u
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The Rebels at I.lnud No. 70
Heniincd tu.

Pl' IoiiNt MdTfu ".
The follwing is a copy Of a dispatch
sent by Gen. llallcck to the Secretary Of
War:
"rhc cncmy's hotilln, hcmmcd in be-
tween Commodore Foute aud Gen. Pope.
made another attempt 10 escape down the
river.
Tho rebel gunhots chunonudcd Popc's
batteries on the 18th, for an hour and a
half, but werc driven back with severe
loss. One gunbost was sunk and several
badly damaged. They ore completely
hemmcd in aud can escape only by fight.
Ing hcirwoy out"
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Gen. narnsidc's Official Report
oT the victory ut NevbcrR
The Perseverance RMd VaIor
o. hGS Troops.


ppsrial Lirpat,h to The C,peisnsu Gss,usl
... WASHINGTON, March 10.
Thorc is great indignation at the Rp.
pearance exclusively in the lrtclligenccr.
With only iaur hundred subscribers, OF
Gen. Burnsid0's report Of the capture Of
New bern, denied TO telegraphic corrcs-
pbndents of the press. Ii states his loss
atiuin, ty,oRe killed and four hundred and
sNiy-six wounded, mauy murtally; the
cn, n,my's was less. Ills force, in ali three
brgadcs, Landed at Socum's creek, eiph-
trCnJmilcs bVlCw NCwbCTn, wading waist
deep to the shore, m1rehing kuee deep
in aud Twelve miles. whole regiment
bcing required to TO drag eight pieces of
artillery, The naval furce shcllcd the
rad IN advance, They biyounckel ON
th night ofihe I3 h, aud on the morning
of the lalh advanced Fosters Brigade up
the main country road TO attack the enc
Iny'T at, Renos Brigade up the railroad
to at aek bis right, Parks Brigade sup
porling IL. The report goes on to say:
Alt.r,au engage mont OF four hours, WI
succeeded in carrying a contlnuaus line
OF heldworks 0yor a mile in length, pre-
t,eted on the river faux by battery o
lahcavy guns, and on the opposite hanl
by a line OF red0ults of over halt a mil,
in length, for riAemen anlhield pieces, il
the midst of the swamp aud the dens,
f,rcsts which line the work, defended by
eight regiments Of infantry, live hundrcC
cavalry aud three betierics of field trtil
lery OF six guns each. The position wui
bDally carried by NEST gallant charg,
OF our men which enabled us To gain ia,
nesr ofsll the batteries around kewberp
twas done by rapid advance Of the en-
tire ivree up the main roads and railroad
the naval fleet in the meantme pushing
up the river throwing SHOT in.o the forts il
front of Us. The enemy after retreatinl
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OhafIts NutschIet, AdminittTator OF Jacob
.H Welte, deceased.
vs..
Jacob Sohaub and others.
BY virtue Of an order made by TIE Court Of
Common Peas OF Seneca county, Ohio, at
tho May term, a. ID. ls6l, in the above
entitled cause aud 10 me dIrycted, lshsll Of.
fer for sale at public vendue, at the door Of
county, on
TnE 3lst pSr op MARoH. A. D. 1862,
between the hours ofl0 O'Clock a m. and
o'clok r. m, u SAID day, the following de-
,ctibcd lands and tenements. to wit:
ln.lot number one hundred and sixty 6vo
l65 in the second Ward Of the city OF Tiflin
Seneca county, Ohio.
.....t ...-...l' LEVI WElRICK,
Sheriff.
Feb 2S, 1862. Printers Fees $3.50
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Farm for Sale.

IN The undersigned oilers for
LII sale, cheap, his farm, situated 5 miles
nonh Of Tfu in Liberty township, consisting Of eco
acres OF 6rstIAte lahd-l2o acres cleared. IL has
good quality 81 soil spnng of TunaihK water and
ssout S choice fruit trees. Anybody Wishing 10 buy
ia rm cheap should give ne cali, IhsJ ssA get a
pat OF AL OF trade for q small fam.
HENRY SMITH.
-.
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Take Notice and save
Costs. trr

The Notes and Book Accounts
OF George Taylor have been transferred to the under
signed Al peTsoLs indebted 20 said Taylor are
hereby notihed that by calling and settling the sane
they will save costs. as they SVSr be collected.
ean be found at AL times Al the office of, Steiner,
Esq,
be Torrent afttr the lat OF APil aeSt.
HENRY EBBERr.
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Teter MVcrs, Estate,

Notice is hereby given that the
subscriber has been appointed and qualified as Admir-
i,tiaior of the estate tTetsf Myers, deceased, late
Of iseneea county, ohio.
Marshos ls6a INV
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Sheriff Sale.
David S, Headly

James H Fish ct a,
BY virtue OF an order made by the Court of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, az
the November term AID. 1861, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, lyyillc fer
for sale at public Tsndus at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of TifRn, in said
county, ON
Tax 18th DAx OF ArRIL A. d. 1869,
between the hours OF 10 clock A NJ. and 4
O'Clock PM, OF said day, the following lands
and tenements, to-wit:
In-lot numbered one-l-in the Town Of
Melmois Ssaeea Cou nty Ohio.
LEVI WEIRIcK,
Sheriff.,
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From ISLAND no. 10.
('pcelN Dnps,eh TO ihs Cioc c,Suau Gassuol
oS DoARp STR d. L. WusoN, 4
Orr ISLAND M. 10,
. March "a, . A. MA

March "a, . A, MY
Everything is quiet at lslaud No 10.
The morturs continue firing slowly day
and night, at intervals ofeyey halt hour
mostly concentrated upon the upper bat.
terry, which is now fairly TO pieces.
This battery has not replied for tWo
days. Only one gun can be seen in po-
sition, and that is probably quaker
The batteries upon the main shore and
also upon the Island are also mysterious,
ly silent.
Their eneampmcnt grows smaller, day
by day, and transports still continue ay'
lug about, apparently carrying away
troops.
1'he river is still rising and everything
is oyerflowed.
The rebels are drowned out ofsome Of
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Gen. GarGcId at Pound Gap.

Gen. Garfield has routed the rebels en-
trenchcd on the summit of the Cunber-
land Mountain at Pound Gap by sharp
strategy and shooting, pursued the flying
five HUNDRED into Virginia, burned Their
camp, and killed aud wounded seven
without losing a man.
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Money from soldiers 10 their
I.tut flies

The following note from the Treasurer
of State will explain a question which
has many times bccn asked by tho unx-
ious fumiHes OF soldiers, and which has nS
often been lcn unanswered:
Treasury DEPARTMENT OF ONO, }
CoLuMRus, Mach II, 1902.
In answer 10 the humorous inquiries
made by County Trcunrers and others
in regard to the payment Of soldiers re.
ccipts, given by II. NJ Chaplin, the Treas
urcr Of State wishes to say that on the
return Of Mr.. Chaplin from the army,
which will probably be in twelve or 6r-
teen days, the money which he receives
will be paid into the State Treasury, and
lists OF the persons entitled 10 receive
said money sent to the different counties
when the County Auditors will draw on
the Auditor OF State for tho amount due
in their respective counties, which will
be paid to the County Trcnsurers, ind by
them dsbursed in accordance with the
provisions OF the net passed FEBRUARY 4,
1862.
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Reported Success Of ear troops
Dt aeiUmhla. TCHu.--EiBreNCc
Rpd TusCumbin, Ain, MISC
Occupied.

Prom the Nashville Patriot, 18th,
II was reported yesterday that por-
,jon OF tho Federal nrmy occupied Col.
umbia, Tenn, Sunday night, aud captured
there portion of SCOTS Louisiana cav
airy. II was ulso reported that the Fed.
crul troops had taken possession OF Flor
cncc, Tuscumbin, and luks. This would
give them important positions on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
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Tiftin at'eeklp Tribune
II. l.. M'Kgg. Ls. MCi.ELLAND
N17I<e ee * NIsC1el1nnd
EDITORS AND PR0PRlE1oRS.
OFFGCE-SRAwIIAN's BLOCK
Cor. Washington 4 Market SIS.

TIffo o, fnday March ae, 90.
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6. TIEELN NEISnaY 6
s'rait Trees, Fruit Tvccs

Z H"at AHVV', UTUEU IFCrs.
Evergreen Trees, Greenhouse
Plants.
A7 the season is approaching
lot ihe rnusfsntrg OF Trees hcs leave to call tic
Michitou o the public and those who are in want of
Trees 10 my stock Of Fruit Trees of all the popupi
"tapeNinos, small Fruits, fine lot Of Evcrereer
Trees shfnbs, Ornamental Trees, teenhouse ulsnts
ETC. Please call md tor yourselves al the Nuron
miles south oi Iifin on the NcCuiuhsns,ine road
a. r. ZARGEs, Proprietor.
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Sale OF Real Estate by
Order of Court. VI

March q, lsGa.-ew ss.95
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AI,erifC,s sale.

Fobnlary as, 1860. s4,s5
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SHERIFF Sale.


February as. -IsGa sals n
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tCommunicated.1 i

AiR. EDrroR:
The following article was written for
the Scientific American, by the inventor
Of Bulklcy's House Furnace. As several
Of our citizens arc talking OF putting this
Furnace into their dwelling houses, |
have thought The ideas in this paper, in
regard to the true theory of warming
buildings, would be Of interest to YOU
readers.
Amy person wishing TO see a model, OF
any. further particulars of the Furance
can do so by applying to L. L. Holden
Shawhun House, Tifin, o.
HOW SHALL WE WARM OUR
HOUSES.
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Sheriff Sale.
Reuioniu I.annarl

February 2sth. so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
Proposals.
OvYICB OF ASSISTANT CoNNIssARY GKHrFAL OF
ssIsTgScE, No. Safest, EewYoik. June H. 1907
AtvDDI Id prnpnxals Will D

OvYrcs o. ASSISTANT CoMMrssARY- GRyHFAL OF
SrRssrgNcE, No Swtest, kew-foik, June 49, 1907.
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed proposals WIZ De
"A received by the underssn-aa his office uati oeoc.
o. H. on THURSDAY the 3lst July 1872 for fnrnsmns
DESIGNATED and COMPRESSED MIXED ttoEIHt
BLES issue to the United States army fof t~eys
fom he first Of November nert, at the rate oil one
and thirty five thousand pounds per mouth - -,
Tho proportions OF the different Ingredients sfc 70 p1
follows To each hundred pounds Of the n,ed
tweay pounds OF potatoes twenty-five pounas "a
nips twenty-five pounds OF carrots ten poun1 Q. ~
ten pound, Of onions five pounds Of strirg nve
toaato-s pound Of celery parsley ana ss o..nt
rjc. II any rviation the erom Is made 10 10 oe ~ ~
of the m it'd s.a,ss through accredited SCENT "
practicable each of these vegetables IN 1nv thee
after ion will be submitted Tor eoa viii bs ,c
parts each vegetable commonly usoS -
& are to be compsctly ccinpres,ed
into cakes OF pounds eacl yen 81 i.h ,yo 81 tha.s
bs IN wooden made Of suitable seaoned stur
Nv, I than five exhhs of inch thick, with sunken ends
one inch thick hened with ouoe hos P'ecos
10 be strapped with hick ,ry at the ends
pron,sas must be accompanied with at least one WOODEN
HOY s above described with contents complete OF the pro-
poser manufacture which will be paid for ~ tho Ineo
States al tho price that shall be determined also with
reference the manufacturing wheIr MADE to
ge,ber with satisfactory proof OF the psoposers soy 20 ee
TIE r.ouir of shs contract.
Persons mixed vegetables OF different compo
from above described. put up IN different man
liberty 20 send 10 proposals accompanied py s'ht
of the proportions &C. OF the article 6nefec anu sc
oess will receive attention according to price AID sdip'soh
to the vans Of the service. -, III.
Each bid have consideration must contain the Written
guaranty OF two responsible Names ~ foows . =,
We tie undcis med hereby that should Oil OF ny
the above old accepted viii give our Doo Ia o
Of ten thousand dollars, that the contract ''' De III"
hled"
Proposals must be indors.d Poposas FOX Desiccs'ed AID
0'''P'e's0' ''''e' 'ese'A'''' ABB EATON.
Juuele IsyTh 10 July II Liegt.-Col and A. &. IT, B.