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esseatsd saie Ans1ia Osgsia . e1sese . ssnle
$50 = tsUsk esaveDta9 - nd 1S1sles ~ laad
II oeots soasty, IeGa, 9essibed = fsolsvs, -
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chicago L. N,r.hwe>terM Railway
1869 SPRING AKRANGEMENT.... 1861.
CAN 49,

Rockford. B-loit Fre-port. 0alena, Dunleith,
Ja- esvlle NJ Olson, L.Cro -se. Pcairis du Chen,
81 PAUL. Fond du Lac. Oshko.h, Matert"wn,
rcrliD ant all u ,ints in WISCONSIN. Minnesota
NJ, ern Illinois and Northern Iowa via Chicago
AM North western Railway. Running rough
~i'hou, changecf cars I. Janesviil .Water,own,
toul ia nc aud Osk,sh, aid connecting At -
tros.c and Appleton with u =. AL CUschc. sni
Steamers. nfiota,.x the d,rec nd exp .d,ti u
route to all points iu tho NORTH and AOkr.-
NSF
,aias cave ih c,go rs fellows:
lay txpr.ss iz2JrM
v ~ p.---us rs $40 v
.y- >ew n elegant sleeping cars are Rs n I'M
al Night f,ains
GEO L. DUNLAP. Sup't
l. WITT Rob- >sUN. Gont Ticket Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21
ll.iaois Co.tral Railroad.


NN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
J Sd, tsains will leave from the Grand Central
i'crot, foot Of Lake and South Water street:
through Express. A, $50 N. arriving At
iai y, exc, SLndsysy 'airo at 4;SO A NJ.
80 This Train connects tor Peoria. Alton, 81.
Lo,is, Mem phis. New Orleans and NOZZLE.
Accom- nodAtion) At 40" = NJ for Caro- and way
lr.,n, Sta ion, arriving At Cairo ~
Every dav, S:i5 + N mex dsv.
s-sv This T,"in. on -aturd,y-. will run only 20
L.bans- aims arrives hi,ago at li0' !"
AMI 40 M
rm Tick t. and information, apply 1t the om &C
Z tae Great Centr n Depot.
HYDE PAtK AND WOOD LAWN.
T,,;ns will ,..v. Chicago: Leave Wood lawn:
g.oAu W:45 a II
s.ts N SZ5
l9M lz55PM
3,n pM 845PM
Ann, y 65yPM
" r. ARTHUR, G."l Sup't.
" r. JouSsos. tea Passenger Axt nOWtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21

ERIE RAIL WAY.
e. "a
Great Broad Gauge To. be 7Iuek ind 7seg,apA
KOate, to
NEW FORK. BO.TON
.s.S'D I'LL. II SSTERE CITIES,
: arr,i Ii. Greet we.e.r "a NsssA.
~ eseePs L nited states IN ale.
Z XPFESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNK1RK AND
- .uffAl0, daily. ON the arrival Of all usins on
the bake Sho'e Railroad, making elise eonnec-
tlous with trAi,e ". IN Ievelshd, (hlcs 70, Nil.
~autcs. st Louie Burlington, ksokuk, It Paul
'.buqss, Gsl-ha. Iowa City. DC the OILY card
'unLinx Trough frym the Lakes to New York
City
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
- BY my other r.uts-
road which are sold at all the principal railaoad
6ices in the v est.
This kca, ,rds facilities for shipment of
Freight, supe 'o to any other route
AN kAPRESS TRAIN FUR FREIGHT
leaves New lor- daily. making close co, nections
through to al p,in " est. aid quicker TINS than
ever BET, re m de On ny line.
For Freight rates. enquire Of Z Oatman, 2l0
roadway. Chse Thurm IN, 1873 broadway, n Y;
u II r Archer, v8 south Get, VII , Dunlap,
Is state street, boston Erie Railway Ufi.e, q
CHAs. A1Nor Gent sup',, MT.
E. :. SP.NcER. Ws.te,n Agent. Chicago, lii.
A. BAkBxK. agent, Bur. ington, lows.
NOt.tt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21

.,,chg,n Sea'hess 4 Lake Shere
RAILROAD.
/NN AM AFTER NOVEMBER 5D, AND On
J ,iifurther no ice trains will leave Chicago -
ar follows:
GO 4 N daily (except Sunday via Old M'cht-
gan kOad, connecting At Elknart Win tfaIn
on Air Line Road, At White Pigeon WIZ
train for Three Rivers, II Aarian wi'n
trai MS for Jack .on. 1t AIRLINE Jaocuon
with train. for lie 'rnit
NIGHT EXPRESS.
$3.50 P " daily (.xcep' Satur via Old Mich
ixan koai counectiDgat Adst with trs'0s
for Detroit. A.
Train. arrive from tho East 1t lO:46 N ana
1s.OOP
An the above trains mako re- zular connections
tc ,kir. Buffalo. Mag .rA tsllA, Albany. new
rk, horton, PhiladeI, hia, baltimore ana ~
pin Eat.
:uxuriou. new Sleeping Coaches. with all MOD
e., imp nv-men,- run Night Trains.
la,ouyh Trek. F.. can ne obtained 1t the Com-
,,sy'- , flee ST Clrk street. rndev Sherma"
!: Use, or "a, the i'epot, corner OF Old Van buren,
ma ~ ertDao streets. 6EO NJ "hAu.
J.HS CANPBsLL, Genl western Agt.
GcaI Supt Toledo, o. dcH
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RAILROAD6.



: ~ AND an ~ nVsDAY. AAY srs. -
~ ssA sntil teseao ooxSso. trAjoD ou1 lesso
navsepest daily. Sssiays sassseed, - tsaiooss
lst ootI tFatu =. 1880 Z. =.
"a night expeoo. ............ 80 2. -
rssins arrive = Oavsspers daily, 6asdays -.
copied, - follOws;
lss sight express 70 .. h
- 0aii tr In at..... - - ?. -
All trains over this rvutsars In direct s.nusxiee
atChieAxo With trains over both the Michigan
Sosthsrn, Michigss Central, Piusbarg, Rost
wayne, and Chicago Railroad 70 and from De
MOTT, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Nttsburg, DuDk,rk, buffalo, Niagara Falls. Alta.
u, Nsw York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and wash.
legion. Alsost LASalIs With trains Of the hi.
eds Central Road-North - 0alenA and south q
~ Louis and Cairo.
Passenger are reminded d the saoessity d
vtng distinct directions - 70 the desticstioI ol
sbsis baggage. 70 procure ticks's before tsk.
sE thsia ssAts in the carr, the eonduct col.
lest fares only u sts&ios the line Of The Chi
ssao and koek Island Railroad.
JOHN ?. TRACY. Superintendent:
Davenport Nav 3, 1891. du
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,a.ago, Ru ling IN 4 Qaiscy y. y
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAvEAND ARRIVE
1t Chicago A. follows:
bay Express. ll:s0A t3vPM
Nisht 10 - AS " $50 AN
= sndota Aecymmodtn s:s0 p n 100 A u
w2l-tfl Z. y. hAMMOND. Sups.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21

NissI.sippl al Mlxsesri Railroad.

Mississippi 49, sSSU ss'
,U~nss AasAsesnESr. ssss'
s,.;~, ,.s 5, nss41s 49,. setsa . sss'ss 80
wtss issssv eks~ Dsssmpen sisns.
<,y.kyp AFTER v0nDAY. NAT 81.
te62, aad sotil further 5000 eesS~
t,eias fv,il Isavs Davenport - fouswss
7A,.A. !. ios Victor ssd Washington.
-.A,., Asssvs A. DAvsxross - 1oLLowS.
esoe. =. froo Victor and wsshingsss.
loro,ss tn n cut Of ilavsnpost will make direct
eeanec,i.ns !, Victor, lows city and Washtee-
- With the Western Stage Company ssssss tor
ii, points W. 81. D.~..
v,,h trains Of the Chicago and Rock lslead Hail
nd Tor ali points East, North and SsotA.
Passengers Or. reminded d the neessstty .
Giving distinct directions - 20 the dssttnaesoc o.
their bag gage also to procurstieksss before ssk'es
N cir seats in the cars. .
JOHN 2. TRACY, 0sn1 Sept.
A. KtxsALL, Ass't Sup't.
DAvenpo I, May 81. 1902 -dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21

- Nold Erervehere-by
All WaoLesALk DRro0ls1s in tho lsrgel cities.
Some Of the
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Shlsfaelin Broth rs Co uarral. Rislsy Kitchen
1 Co. NJ Wa.d, Close { CO.
A b 4 d Sands / Co. NcK,sson / Robbins.
Wheeler 4 4.art. ID Barnes i Co.
james = Aspinwall, q Wells i 60.
Morgan + Alien. Iaselle, Marsh Gard
T i 4 Fuller. Hall, Dixon / Co.
z. D. Orvis. Conrad Fox.
AND OTagxs.
Philadslphia, Pa,
rsSa...os Se Fs:sss ssss c.
AND orasks.
Boston, Mass.
e. 9 Goodwin : c.. wests: { Pst,ss.
Also, all WHOLESALE DsuGersrs ct
Chicago, H.,
St. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Buffalo, N. T.,
AND ~
DRU0olsTs, 0A1CERs, Sros KEnrHAs and RETAll-
I'll Ems generally In oil the Couxf1Y
1owAs and vlLLAaxs
4 the
U NIT - - M.
At
Dsz VxSsvxSORT ~ OVs6s
s,,, M
rroaA,n. xov. N & A
sEsis ~ Fr ea
81 zeat arsl
-
PWST oRRICB DU11Dluo,
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~ office.

vrHE Cop nrRErOrORr
existing De- sse" -. uni-r II. d, in ,hs
bno end Sh . ha-ins u,dsr ,be pssns ana :, Vie
u ssmi.on Murd on. trahivd , .is-s .ss ~ l.n-
ieation. ,. - J.misss viii os..sinas The hs.iaeee
and collect the debit Ge shs late 1su.
j ". JNNISOy
spe20-dlw1 ~ ~ - uC9uUS.a.
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ticlligan Central Raj Road.
GREAT GENITAL ROUTE
To lao r0vk, .rstc England
a. d IT, TUvs. d a..

~ AND AFTER >OVEM FER THIRD, 1861.
I trains leave tho Great Cent n Union Depot,
foot of L.hc street, AS toliO~s:
IA "A DAY exp (exce >un t"y) arrives at
3.tr.it nj 8 r NJ Su<pe sion Bridge 1T 4D5 N.
Albany AS a u, New York Y:s0 + VI, noston 1870
l. 81.
S:,oPM Night Expfess (ex,ept Saturday. ar
,iv.a beirut At 6:"5 A NJ. Suspension irioge
52a. A,nsny 6.l5 NJ, New iorx IL NJ; Boston
z:3a NJ
Cincinn I'll traias, via 'ai!rosd, leave Chi
GAG. at s A mai tain. S:3op N Fast Express
.,r,ys N Chicago att A u Fast Express, aud II
= u Night ai' Train
rne 81 p a tran ,sAviag Chicago ,uns through
30 in innas, without III Anss VI oars VI baggage
SALtSBS VS. PATENT DU TIERS
ar,run on AZ Express Trans.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES o
v E R M 1 n.

Those Preparation (ualiks I'll oshsf') sfsl
!. Not aaneerous % he Human Family"
" Rats do not die on the premises"
They come ont Of their hsJes . die"
"They are the only infaliible remedies known."
"l3 years and more estab!i.hsd In New Yorh City.
Used by--shs City Post Once
Ussd blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Utsd kv--the City Steamers, Ships, -.
Used blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses, 10.
Csed b. the City Hotels-Astse--St. Nicholas
U.ed blythe Ros.ding Houses, &o:,4s.
UsSd by-mors than 81, 900 Private Families.
-. Ses ore or too Epsc;me.s Of whae - Ersry-
s,ksre sa;d ~ tie People asors-DssIsrs. &c.
neutrality-suspicious. troubled with vsrmia .ssd
- 20 no longer, II they uss "CosfAa'e" Extseni-
aators. We have used IL to our sati0lactio1, and
q box cost IS " would have It. " hsd tried
poisons, but they effected nothing: but "Costas's"
article knocks the bee.th out Of Rata, Nice, Nos
ches and Bed Bags quicker han " can write it.
II 10 IN great demand III over the eounRy.-xsdj-
Sa o. lGasess.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are Destroyed
snnualsy in Grant County ~ Vera In. than would
psv for tons u this Rss and Insect Killer.-ZAs-
caste Wis Herald.
HENRY r. C0SrAR-Ws aso selling yous
prep ~ ion. rapidly. Wherever they have beeu
used. Rats, Mice, koaehss and Ysrnia disappear
rspidsy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21

Costar's Rat, Roach, % Extsrminatof.
Costar1
Cos .ar's Ded-bug Extsrminator.
Costar's
Costar't Electric Powder for insects, -.
Ixs5c, 500 AND 81. 90 Boxes, BorrtIs AND FLAsxs,
- AND IS FOR PLANTATIONS, SHlPs, BoATs,
HorsLs, &C., Ac., &c.
CAUTlON!!! To prevent the puhlie from
being imposs, upon BY &psriovs and A:yAly Per-
m;cions kpwatioss. new label has beep prepared,
bearing Eacsimiis Of the Propristos's sigoetere.
xamine each box, bottle, or 6ssk carefully be-
fore purchasing, and take nothing but 8 COS.
TAHS.~
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r.tspt ) <eping q 80 ON Night Trains.
Eagq1ge Checked Through.
3nROU,,H TICKETS for sale in ell principal
N.si-csi Off es IN the West at the General 4 I'll ,e
corner of Like anJ Dearbon streets, (un isr the
Tr.sscat House Chicago, and at the Depot.
X. N. RICE, GenI sui.
J. W. SMITH, Western Pass. Agent. dc6
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4IIID
--

.ONLY NTALLIBLH REMEDIES KN0Wn.
Destroy Insanity
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freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
goto all point. East At al times, IT Ivw ratss
any Otncr Railroad route. ssp2e-dtt
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SALISBs VS. PATENT Do TIERS
arsrun onA ay Express Trains.
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.9nfaf l89ses Tsgr ~ az
lxs ssssa "a = isaAssA ssswes @szaa ~
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
The War in the Southwest.

sr. LOUIS, NV. 1.-The following official
dispatch has ben received:
w.. HEADQUARTERS, MANSFIELD,
Missouri, Oct 20.
Mgj Gen. 0rrti:
i have The ho,or to report that on the even
ing Of the 2Oh I received information Of q
party Of rebels moving up Ninga creek, max
Ing toward pdnt eighteen miles east Of this
place, and en- roae to join the rebel forces Of
the Southwest.
Iimmediatel, took lo6 men Of the Tenth
Illinois cavalry and starting OF O'Clock p. m.
to intercept then, ] came upon their pickets
at about 81 O'Clock; drove ihem In and attack
ed the main f'rce, about 200 strong, killing
four, wounding great many--as I Afterwards
unders.o ood--ani capturing twenty seven pris-
oners, among them Q captain, who informed
me that Colonel Dorsey was In command.
We likewise captured Q number Of horses,
saddles, shotgun aud rides. r't
Ny loss WIS one killed and one wounded.
This party was organised by Rucker and
Hughes. who sien themselves majors In the
Confederate Fmy.
They scattered In every direction through
the mountaint A large Eortion returned In
the same direction they came, but they never
tried to colle4 together again.
The largee trail could dnd In one party
was OF ten oI the party. followed It for
miles the nett day, when they likewise scat
tered In every direction; and ordered Capt.
MoMahan's cdnpany Of &. 8. n. to gather them
in. They rebompletely disorGanised.
am, GeneAl, very respectfully your obe-
dient servant,
JAMES STUART,
hAeiA- Colonel 18th Ill. Cavalry,
Commanding the Post
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
Chief Detective Baker.

The statement OF the editor Of the Washing
ton Republican, In regard 10 his arrest by Chic
Detective Baker, and the treatment received
from that official, is denied by Colonel Baker
who, II appears, sent for HIM to learn the sour
Of some information he had published. He was
not placed under arrest, and no such language
was used as imputed by the editor, whose state
ment we published yesterday. II was through
the vigilance OF Col. Baker the remarkable ar
rest was made OF Miss Buckner, n correct nc
count OF which was sent 10 The Times exclusive
ly last night.
The above paragraph appears 10 The Rev
York Times OF Saturday, in the report OF tbt
Times Washington Correspondent. We hav,
nowhere said that we were arrested by thiI
oficer. That view of ,b. sfar wa. taken b,
the Times and other newspaper correspondents
but not by ourselves.
We. however, uHhesitaIngly c tirm that the
chief did say to us tba: II newspaper men were
not more careful they would, some of them
find themselves In the Old Capitol prison. This
Mr.. Baker will not deny, II sensation para.
graphists have made more of this affair than
the facts will warrant, and we think they have,
1t Is not our fault. All we have saId respecting
this matter ws can verify.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
The Rebel General Hindman,

GeGeTal Hindman Ia now 10 the military
prison at Little Rock, and Is shortly to b.
taken to Richmond. Albert Pike has written
long letter to the Arkansas Patriot, showing
up his course. Gen. Hindnan was detected
by General Bragg at Corinlh 10 using biz
(Bragg's) name 10 orders he never Issued, and
sent 10 Memphis In disgrace. While there
he went to the banks In that city, and under
tho assumed authority OF Gen. Beauregard,
made them lork over to him 81 900 900 for
operations ir Arksnsas. After getting into
hs own Stale, he issued series OF most ex-
traordinary military orders. First, be declared
martial law; next, he had all the cotton either
seized for the Confederate Government or
burned; next. he ordered that all provisions
Of whatever kind likely to fall into General
Curnss hands be destroyed, and that which
tho people failed TO destroy he destroyed for
them. Next he iBsued an order that all the
wells in the country tnat Curtis might pass
through should b. poisoned. Next he refused
TO bet reputable citizsns put substitutes into
the army; and finally, be refused to let any
good cltizen pass beyond the limits Of Arkan.
ear for any purpose whatsoever.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, November The steamship Ara.
bia, from Liverpool on the 18th ult., has just
arrived.
The steamship Scotia arrived out on the
l7th.
THE MARKETS.
Sales Of the week Is 500 bales. The market
was dull, and nominal, at decline Of IL to I'd.
Under heavy arrivals the sales on Friday we're
100, at the closing still declining.
Breadstufis dull and irregular, tending down.
ward.
Provisions still declining.
Consols closed. Eriday, at 934 for money.
POLITICAL NEWS, &C.
len reported that two Confederate privateers
are In the Mediterranean, which have already
destroyed q dozen United States merchant YES
sells. 1t Is said that Capt. Semmes commands
ono of them.
The newspapers advance nothing new on the
subject Of American affairs. Some Of them
continue to call for the recognition Of the IL.
dependence of the South.
Rumors OF further changes In the French
Cabinet are reported. Fould and Persigny
| have both rendered their resIgnations.
Thouvenal, the Minister for Foreign Affairs,
has resigned. Drouyu de L'Huys Il his sue.
| cessor.
Sir G. q. LoaiS, the English Minister Of War
has been speaking against the recognition o.
Southern Independence. Earl Hardwicks hal
endorsed Gladstone's views.
The story printed above about the two
rebel privateers, is from the Daily Ms,os' spe.
;'al correspondence, and very PROBABLY 10 only
another version If tho statement already pub
iished Of the de estruotion OF whalers.1
There was a large Garibaldi meeting held IL
London. Among the resolutions was one pro
| testiuy against the continued occupation o
Rome by French troops.
The changes in the French Ministry wsr.
constIue ID to be favorable to the cause OF thu
Italian uaity.
Marshal Canrobert has been appointed oom
mander Of the military division Of Lyons.
| Taere are vague rumors from Rome tina
Cardinal Antonelii aud N. Mer0de had tender
cd their designations.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03

REPORTED MOVEMENT OF GEN. BuTLsR.-
Very little reliance can be placed upon the 70
ports which come from the Grenada, M,psis-
,sippi, paper, and therefore not much credit car
bo given to ,he report that Gen. Butler wal
moving with 1000 men inland from Pensacola
II may bs true, however, ss our last advicel
from New Orleans stated that Gen. Butler hai
left there, with q heavy force, for Pensacola
including two New Orleans regiments, and olt
and haifrcgiments of cavalry, seven full bat
teries OF artillery and elk regiments of infan-
try, among which we're the Seventy ffth New
York volunteers, the Eleventh Connecticut and
Thirtleth Massachusetts, regiments.
1t is more probable that Gen. Buffers foros
was designed to cooperate with the feet in au
attack upon Mobile. This is great deal
more likely than the suppositlon that be wa.
marching upon the Mobile, Montgomery and
Psnsacols railroad junction, which he could
not long hold with 1000 men.-Boston ira.
uelLsr
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
The Capture OF sabine Pass.

The New Orleans Delta Of the Esd ult., hss
the following dispatch, dated Southwest Pass
Oct 23i:.
On the lst Of October, the United State,
steamer Remington, acting Master Crooker
commanding, assisted by the United States
schooner packet Seaman, and the bomb schoon.
OR Jouas, Captain Pennington, aseailed the fort
commanding the entrance to the Sabine Pass
drove the rebels from the fort, captured two
24-pound field pieces, spiked and destroyed
two large eiaht-inch gums, and anchored oppo
site the town; landed fity men with one howit.
ger. marched five miles into the country, at
Iached rebel camp of cavalry, conslstine Of
from one hundred and fifty to two hundred men;
found them dawn up In line of battle, fired one
volley upon them, and charged at double
quick, when they skedaddled, dropping their
arms and leaving their camp equipage; burned
their camp and fourteen buildings used q bar
racks and st1rehouses, containing large
amount Of stores.
On the 9th instant Captain Croobsr started,
with twenty five mep, on . Pivsf steamer,
which he captured, to destroy ne Tayiors'
Bayou river bridge -r. ....
thousand men, consisting of cavalry, artillery,
work. After using shrapnell and canister upon
them for about one hour, they also skedad.
died.
Captain Crocker then landed twelve men,
and usder cover Of the steamer, destroyed the
bridge, repulsipg charge from the rebel
cavalry during the time. and taking several
prisoners, among whom was Col. Clifton, com.
mander Of the rebel forces.
Captain Crccker has, within the last fifteen
days, captured one fort, two camps, and
burned thirty buildings used as barracks, and
store houses containing large amount Of am
munition and provisions.
He has also captured four schooners, two
sloops, and one steamer, besides quite num-
ber Of smaller vessels, which he has burned.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
DRoPosALsrO. HEApBoARos FOR GRAVES
DE,oI 9uAnrsRxAaiEs,s or,roE,

Corner ltlh and u sueeu, Nov. J, 1862.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be rece we'd ct his
othcs until Monday, November 10th, 1859, at two
o'clock, p NJ sor ~ ir,nis shing to the United States
o rS s q Or
All to be Of good black walnut clear Of knots and
spits, four l4ifsst 10 lsDg tan tol inohe, vide,
ve esh,hs % Of an inch groove twenty (2yJ ac6es
In Ter 9Th, and In all respects TO correspond with
sample TO be seen Ct this once.
points In thu city Or county Of Washington, D. G
e the Depot 9Iatsr%aser NIX dsss within
Proposals. from disloyai pdres uiu not b. considered
and an oath Of allegiance to the United States Gov
ernment must accompany each propo.itiUn.
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pended g tSs guarantee and sad ouaran'e must ae'
The responsibility Of tho guaran,ors must be
shown BY the official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District court or Of the United satss Dis
Bidders must be prssent In person when the bid,
Ths full name and post { ifice address Of tho bid.
liza BID q made in the r anne OF firm the names Of
the parties must appear or tho bid will be con-
sidered as the individual proposal OF the party
bonds In the sum Of one thousand dollars, sisned
~ the coutraetor and both Of bis guarant rs, will
Be required of the successful bidder upon signing the
det tined too nigh 10 rel erved BY the Depot Quarter
mt ster.
Informal propo:als will be rejected.
Proposa's must Re addressed to Gait Edwrrd l.
Harris, Assistant Quartermaster, U. S. Amy, at
Washiugtop, D. c., and should be PLAINLY mari ed
proposals. for furlhhing Headboards for Graves u
Form OF 6uardnlee.
We, --, Of the county Of f., and State OF
-, and -, OF the county Of -, and State
Of, do hereby guarantee that - IL able 10
iuldl the contract in accordance with the terms Ms
proPosi,ioo, and that should hi, proposition be no
ORntAn. "a q N ANITA tat.,
cordanse herewith.
Bhould the contract be awarded MIN, we ars pre-.
pared to become his suret o.
Ito this guarantee nust be sppsndsd tho ofnoiai
certificate above mentioned
EDW'D L. hARTZ,
Captain and Asst Quarlsrmastsr, u j A.
nov 3-dtl0th
The national Republican., 1862-11-03

the Democratic party In the recent elections
and It will be the next manifested phase Of
their insrigues. Happily, 1t is not great dan.
ger, because II Is connected with scheme,
which is only plausible when stated in general
terms, and will be found environed with inex-
tricable difficulties, when attempted TO be re-
duced to details and practice. The geograpm.
cal and artificial connections Of the free States
are such, that it will be impossible to separate
Them from each other.