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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-14
Wall Paper /! Wall Paper!!

THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the
attention Of the public to his large and
well selected stock of Wall Papers, just recei-
wing for tho Spring and Summer trade. His
stock consists Of 90, 900 pieces with 400 differ.
en-, patterns. ranging in price from 6kcents tc
81, 90 per piece, together with every variety Of
Borders, Window Curtains, Decorations for
flannel Work, &C., &c. gs 8
lie has also on hand complete assortment
of School. Historical, Medical, Religious and
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
&C., &c., which will be sold Wholesale and re-.
tail as chedp as they can be had West OF the
Mountains. Give me call, ... \.
|, j. nj. LAYTON.
/ March 9.,59. 8..s s
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New YORK, May IA dispatch from
Baltimore to the Times sa,s:
Gen. Mcclellan is now within twenty
miles of Richmond. Nothing Ietinite had
been heard from the Galena and The g1n-
boats on the James river. One of the latter
was reported to have been lost.
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0TArthur's Home Magazine for June is
before US. 1t Is splendid number. Terms
only So a year.
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MONTEREY, Tenn, May 1O.--A deserter
from Louisiana regiment in skirmish
Yesterday just arrived. He said the rebel
force was thirty five thousand strong, under
Bragg. Van Doren, Hardee and Price, with
thirty pieces o. artillery. Their purpose was
to overwheim ard drive our left into the
Tennessee river. Their loss was very heavy
both in officers and men. Our loss thirty
killed and about Sc eventy wounded.
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GyCourt commences on next Tuesday
Call in friends, and see us.
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G-TMr. THOMAS HOLIDAY, Jr., Of Free,
port, in this county, was killed in the battle
of Plttsburg Landing. He belonged to Gen.
Sherman's staff. He was an excellent young
man.
Mr.. JOHN BRADBURY, formerly OF Cadiz,
was killed in the same battle. He belonged
to an Illinois regiment.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-14

LOUISVILLE, May 11.-One hundrnd and
forty-three of Morgan's cavalry, at noon to
day, captured forty eight freight and four
passenger cars and two locomotives, at Cave
City, Kentucky. Morgan supposed the train
would contain two hundred and eighty cav
airy prisoners bound northward The oper.
ator at Cave City, however, gave notice of
these lacts to Bowling Green and stopped
the upward train. Among tho captured
Federals were Majors Holcote and Cafe,
both of Wooord cavalry, and one other
Federal officer and three or four soldiers
The rebels burned all the cars, except the To-
connective, which brought the passengers back
to Louisville. .-
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John Everhart'g Estate,

MI Office is hereby given that the undersi On.
LIN ed has been appointed and duly, qualified
Is executrix of the last will and testament Of
John Everhart, late OF Harrison comfy, Ohio,
deceased All persons interested will please
take notice. ar s'@4
Z May II, is6e-3ipd. ..,.,,.1,.
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M ARRI.H1ID,


On the 7th by the Rev. w. M. Grimes,
Mr.. JESSE 0. THOMAS to Miss CLARA B.
CRABB, allof Cadiz, Ohio.
On the 28th ult., by Rev. S. B. Ford, Mr..
HENRY CLARK, Of Carroll county, o., to Miss
JANE LAW, daughter of Henry Law, Of Har-
rison county, o.
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His stock of Tobacco. Gigais, &c., is full
and cumtlete, and will be sold at the lowest
prices. Whatever he sells he warrants to be
No, !. article. yea
Groceries and etores supplied with everything
In his line us cheap as they can be pnchased
anywhere. Public patronage respectfully solict-
tied. A large lot Of good dry Comm Cigars on
always on hands. n1
Cadiz, May 20, 1861.
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Meeting Of the County
Board of Equalization.

NJ Office is hereby given to the Taxpayers
IN OF Harrison County that the Board Of
toI 5 office, in Gadiz, on the first Wednesday al
Ter the third Monday of May, inst, being the
2lsi day Of said month, for the purpose Of hear
ing complaints and TO Equalize the Valuation
Of real and personal property, moneys and cred
its, and TO nd to such other matters oi like
nature as may come before them.
All those feeling themselves agrievei by the
valUa zion OF their property will TAKE No.
TICE that this is the ONLY TINE deductions
can be made therefrom for the year 1862
SAMUEL KNOX,
Auditor of Harrison County.
May 7, 1862
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LATEST NEWS
Gene nj POpe's PicKetS Driven
by "a Superior FOrce---IIe Falls

ny - superior FOrce--"kte FaliS
Back.
PITTsBURG LANDING, May 11,-The fol-
lowing has just been received at head-quar-
tiers:
Army Of the Mississippi, near Farmington,
May 9th-5 P. M.-Mojor General Halteck:--
The enemy 10000 strong, drove in our
pickets beyond Pennington, advanced against
the brigade occupying the farther side of the
creek, in front of my camp. The brigade
held the enemy in check for five hours, until,
finding them heavily pressed in front and on
the flank, and that | could not sustain them
without passing with my whole force, which
was contrary to your orders, and would have
drawn on general engagement, withdrew
to this side in good order.
The conduct Of the troops was excellent.
and the withdrawal was made by them very
reluctantly, The enemy made demonstra-
tions to cross, but abandoned the movement.
Our loss is considerable, though cannot
yet tell, how great. The enemy being much
exposed, suffered very severely. One of his
batteries being completely disabled, and his
infantry line driven back, ssveral times.
Ny command is eager for an advance.
JOHN Pore, Mai. Gen.
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THOSE LEAF BEE-HIVES.
The Good Old Box Hive,

On our plan we take the honey in the white
virgin comb in a most admirable way. There
lie no b etter way of regulating the size to the
entrance Of the hive. 1t is the right size and
shape for profit. 1t has a glass side through
which to view the opera tions the bees and an
Excellent Mode of Ventilation,
or get ting rid of the moisture and frost in hives,
which destroys so mony good colonies In win
ter.
Then by merely adding frames to the GOOD
OLD BOX HIVE we are enabled to lift any or
all the combs from the hive at any time, to
know their condition, learn their habits, save
from the moth, "a colony need never be lost by
the worms) ascertain and snpply the loss o {
queens, have the bees 10 swarm as much or little
as we please, unite weak smarms, feed most
admirably by lifting combs of honey and bee
bread from the rich and giving to the poor with.
out tempting ROBBERS. T'h Sc with
FIFTY OTHER THINGS!
the intelligent Bee keeper would wish to do
can lie done in safety; and those who consider
handling of bees injurious can let them alone
in this as well as any other plan, and then he
has not to expend SIS for palace or costly hive
to kill bees in
Our plan ol Hive has been constructed with
reference to the principle that the apiarian wish
es to keep his bees right, to do which n must
first learn the nature and habits Of bees and
! the condition Of each OF his stocks at any time
and then have each comb of his hive move able
| that he can perform any operation he may wish
| governing them according to his Intelligence
Unless this be the correct theory in Bee cul ture
we cannot conceive what would
The Bee keeper who fails in this plan mnst
do Sc either through ignorance or bad manage
matchmaking due allowance for such Sc asOns
as last.
The Price of Individual Right to maze
and use the Hive is $500
One Hive including Glass, honey boxes,
and the right to make and use 7,c0
Every additional Hive $50
To such as wish one Hive with the right
to use it only $50
Persons having Bees in any old Hive which
for any reason should be removed, can, by in
forming us, have Il Bees, combs and honey all
removed from it to our New Hive, and in case
of strong ones make two OF one.
Now is as good time az any to transfer.
We are prepar ed to furnish BEE HATS, that
persons may be enabled to handle Bees with
impunity. Also
Quinby's Mysteries Of Bee Keeping,
One of the very best books on the subject III
existence, which every Bee. keeper should have.
r~r-D I,,, n Snl.
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MARTHA B %. THOMAS, Sec.. Ladies' IL N
Society, Cadiz.
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
Eon Dosso., VA .nwrOns AnD,


~ tie DlsadA snd supsrior stesn. -A
- METkOHQLl9, EXPIRE
1TATH, BAY eTATE, and STATE UycRzlNE
q stren&A and spsed, but partsoslaFiy adapted
% the navigation Of Long 1sland Sound, running b
eoaneotoa with the fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distanes Of . m,lss oaly 70 Bostcu.
:s.s rs ~ IEa sSs y;i .S n: 1::.::s
noaAays, Wednsedays, and Fridays, att o'olock, r.
H. sosehiag at NswHort each way.
Iuesdays, Tharsdays, and bstufdays, at O'Clock
r H., touching ct Newport esoh way.
These steamer are fitted with oommedius state
room, And every arraagemsnt fof the security and
oonfor OF who are afforded b. thk fyuts
nishts rest on board, and. arrival at Fall river
proceed PER steamboat train, reaching BostoR early
the following morning, Or may remain on bVaId un
u! starting Of the aocommodatiou at A. N, By
which they may reach Boston Aboat s.&S A. n.
baggaGs mastsr Y attaohsd to each steamer, who
rseeivss aad. dcken ths baggage, and scoompanies
the sAme % IL destination. RI. ~.
A steamer runs, b eonnsotion with this limo, be
Tween Fan hvsf and Providenos, daily, except Dun
frslsht. 70 Boston b forwarded through with srss,
dtpetoh ~ IN Exprsas Train, which leaves fsl
river every nosntnG, Sunday excepted, at N
oolook, for Boston and New Bedford, arriving tit
dsltnAtioA p about II A. NJ
tos freight g pes;asel ,spply on board, or a,th
nd ssa berth, apply On beard OF If desired to Our
wM. BORDEN, Agent.
eaa lit 70 and u West street N. Y.
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XNTlRTER ARAARoEnEnT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n IL h q AD.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. IA, lssi,
rASsESaER raAiAR FK,k, LEAVE rnlI.ApEL
for Baltimore, II $50 . N ,6iss Nj Il u . -.
(Express) and 10 % p. N,
For Chester, N slSa In, II. " n 3 - And 10 :.
For Wilmington. At $50 nj $40. IN. ,iGs
N S.&s and 1850 p.
for New Castle, at SIS u And SIps
For Dover, at sit .. IN. and aat . o..
For Milford, At s.lb . 10.
bof balisoury, at ID . m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore ut $50 . m. (Express,) a. 70 y
Leave WILMINGTON At isO and iSs I III .Am
$40, and v.bop. m.
E:.y: t:.y: salisssry siisss !, 4 - 81 = R. m
Leave Dover at =. m and 6.l0p m.
Leave New Castle At II .. IN. and y.iV p. IN.
Leave Chester At $50 .. H., lals, 10. and sH
Leave Bslunore for sslisbury and intermediate
.tations q 30 and Y. M; Tor Doysr end iEtsrne
TRAINS Fob BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at $40 .. N, Il o. and II 20 p m =
Leave Wilmington At &so .. H., S.b = u "a "
EaEISaT TEAM, with Passenger Car attached
Leave Phlladelphis, for Psrryvills AMI lu,sr,us
date places, At 10 p. 10.
Leave Wilmington, Tor rerryvilIs And iutsrmsdi
Leave baltimore, for H.vrs dsarsoe and iu,sr
mediate stations, ate q. m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
A. $50 .. N. and 1850 p. N from fhiladsphia TO
a from Baltimore TO philsdelphis.
.ors ns iii II nm dsiIv naGau Sm Sepn . 10 SAo
''''' W." ''' '' ~ X rnLrOa,
~ st Pfesidspt.
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
rLAlns A sAIssy u. UHlvED syAvRs

fisasuryJ j and CHAKLEs u. sHERHAN, Cous
Sellon at Law, vii devote their entire attention Il
the prosecution and settlement Of demands aEsins
the United States, growing out Of the pressat var
ncludina the Accounts and Claims Of Btatos, Con
rsctors, and Disbursins Oh1oers; applications ic'
the restoration Of property illegally 1ssed OF cap
turod, and for compensation for the use OF prtvah
property for Government purpcss,, and for damage
Tor the injury Of such property BY the army: 10
military pay, pensions, and bounty lands; Aad fo
diAIbutive shares Of monios payable at the Tres
suYy and due to sub contractors and others
Jusy will also give legal advice TO clamAsta, ccb
trsotors and 70 unprofsssionsl agents In htigatec
sases; and prepare written arguments when desired
win Nonresident Agents who may send then
,laIms, an equitable division Of commissions Will b.
tnado
Undisputed Demands will be oolleoted. sno
rcmptly remitted for . commisisn Of from hal
ittwo and 4 half per cent depending On The
knSsnt; aud negotiations with the DsIAi tne6t
con luo,ed on moderate tarlng.
Uy rronpt attention, moderate charges, ioae sE
prrfence, and \ minute knowledge Of the OF law,
regulations, Tules and Idsoedsnta, governing thi
,la,s oi business St the Department., they hOpo
'cnder their services ussfrl To clsinsnts And puo
.eIitorg,
Haisrenec may be made to Members Of congress
and officers of the Government; and especially b.
psrmi~iou, TO the Hon. ELISHA WaITTLlssH. f6G
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Address--" Mssrs. BI6dER SHERMAN,
Washington, D o.
OGse, No as r street, near Treasury Ano WI
iAtds' Hotel novS-fn
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
ANEW lohK ExCELsIOn BAKEuY,

NEW FORK ExokLsIOn BAKERY.
~ 6s3 5th street, near Maryland ave-, Island
wM PATEN respectfully informs the public thai
he has become sois proprietor Of he celebrated o.
tablishnent lately owned by his father and will b
happy to supply al ord6rs with the utmost dispatch
ut prices fn accordance with the times The quality
of our articles u not TO be exoellsd Sutlsu sup
Piled on liberal terms.
Again We ooms bsiore you,
Our banner In unfurled,
While our oustomers are docking
From al quArtsn Of the world.
For Our Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddings, 6wsetmeats, too;
Aud they come 50 last upon us,
That We soaIce know what to do
Our bakers have been busy
From early morn till night,
While oar stock Of dour "a vanishing
But this gives % delight.
Fer quick Gales and smaii proAts,"
Ia the MOTTO Of our store,
And II you purchase onoe from as
You will surely purchase more.
And also that the hsrAlds
VIII proclaim from North to South,
That the "BrsAd and Cake Of Patsn's
Eptsrs evesybodys Aouthp p
Iuly l7-.fm
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
A II N Y sur l. e 0 .

Oryicr ov rHs CHIEy QuAlrrsxAsrEl,
Army Of hs Potomss,
Warrington, September 20, l6s9
PROPOSALS. sre invited for furnishing for the
uss OF the army Of the Po.onac the following ar.
tictes:
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
baled, the weight Of each bale to BE-
marked thereon
2 900 800 bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality,
Hrorg sacks, we'll sewed
900 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well ssa
sontd and OF the bs.t quality.
Bach bid must be aicomp Anied BY ihs endorse.
msht o. two responsible persons that the oontrssts
II awarded will be fu filed.
tclee may be needed and contracts will be awArdsd
for the quantities needed 10 the lowest rssponabs
bidder up to ,hs time Of or eninE 80 %
Inc right h isssfv,d TO accept all or any part Of
Psoposals shosid bs endorsed " Proposals. for Hay
or Oss, or Wood, !" a. the case nay BE-, and en-
closs 10 ssparats envelopes.
RUFUS INGALLS,,
|, Lieut. Col and A, D. G., Chief Qlsrtsrmastsr.
ssp N-0
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
y RALLROADA MO.
pAssEF @ Err TR a lNS
: From Washingtsn.

.
rs..ss :ss 1Is. ss ss'ss:. % s.sa. IT, r:
and the West, will be run - folloWs:
Daily Trains between washlasto Bald.
Daily Trslns between wsshiss.o. and the wss.
=. q sSad.,', rwc fnin; 70 Ssiii.oss,T q md oss
fs...ss.i. 10, tn. YVES, n.,ias Y olo.: oo...e.,ca.
more and Ohio Railroad for all Poi.ts west st lower
ra,ss q ,sss Than sy ,ny ~ Other ,l Inc ,v
Tok kxNEzf0Lis-Lsav washi,ssss q leo
~ As reSas 20 oSe is s:ss: :sss
at 7.A0 q m and . M, and On Sundays st p N.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York st7 .. nj Philadelphia II % a
n; Baltimore a.1p.n Arrive u wsshinstoa 30
Leave New ic.s 1t . p. =. PAilsaslphI. n.se z:
H Baltimore 40 .. n. Arrive 1t Wsihinstoa s.ao
Ley; Hsx res. .. II p =; fhll:s.lRh,s !: $50 !.
Looai Assoanodsssoa Trains leave Baltimore a.
70 z: n and SO 2 n. ior wsshinstoa arrive there
nor: Il ss...s.: @ g s. .ss:, s: r:s sa
Baltimore Or wsshinGtOu.
md ~ ::,Ss .ss. .Ss:.ssss: !. S
s,Ss sS We. w: g 3: Sss s:, sSS oSS
ss,.. sss 2: W: 9s.. (. s."''' and Ohio
Tralns lsavS Aasapolb Sof Baltlnoes end Wssh
instou daily, except Bundays, at sH . n. and 8 70
Passsgse Trains lsaving wash.nstoa as 600 an.
II .. =. sad ,. n, end 1altinofs ct A.so and 20
:; 49,. 2; ssd 20 ?: H. ~ '"s q A""ap''i and
way PoasnSsrs asse taks the Asess,nadaitos sssi,s
ss,y.
W. p. SMITH,
myN .Hasesr Of Transportatiou, bah.
The national Republican., 1862-10-06

OAK HALL CLOTH ING ROO N,
" No. 48i Ssuesfh sree, bioW r.
lhs subscriber takss great pleasure In announcing
to his old Friends and Cusomer that he has opened
Q new store at No 46A heventh street, +, where
be has line, oeltcted stock Of Clothing for Men and
Boys wear which they have lust received from the
North and Offers Them Tor sale at this Lowest North.
elm prices. J BRUCE co,
Clothiers, No, +sA Seventh street.
Eyerybodys attention y called to our new stock
Of clothing for Men aud Boys use, which We have
Inst received and cdsr for sale at very low prices ss
No. ~ ssvsnth stlsst, near srF.
Pr0pristors of Oak Hall cIothips Room.
. sb-3m
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DROPOsALs roR PAPER,
NAvI DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of ProriGons and ClntAtao, /,

NAvT DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Proi6ons and ClolAiao,
September ~, lU2.
[. PROPOSALS (ssaled and endorsed " Proposas
for Paper'') will be received at this bureau until
noon on the both day Of October neat for iursiih.
Ing and delivering at the Navy Yard at Brooklyn,
New York, three hundred ieams Of paper with the
privilege Of increasing ths quality 10 one thousand
resms,
The pspnr 10 BE- white, l3h inches by l8Ii inches,
to weigh 10 pounds to the resm, and made of linen
ock; 10 be stop ruled, leaving one ltch margin
each page, back and front; 10 be ruled, "a lines
eaoh page, with one inch margin at top and bottom.
Sample OF quality and size Of the paper may be
seen at the office Of the Inspector In charge at the
Navy Yard In Chsrlestown, Naseachusetts; Brook.
lyn, New York; Philadelphis, Pennsy lvanis; aud
At this Bureau. sep 2t-iawaw
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
pEvOLVIN0 IRON TUH . ATS.
NAVY DLrAnrnsur,

Arlington, september IS, lse2.
fnE NAVY DEPARTMENT T will receive pro
positions for the construction and erection on board
q vessel buildias at the Partsua2uth, New Hsmp,
shire, Boetop, New York. and Phihdelphis navy
yAres, u two revolving towers and On imprsgnsbis
smoke Pipe for each vessel.
On ons OF the tOWer there 10 to be Q pilot house,
the whole 10 be on the general plan OIL those now
building for the naval service
The diameter Of the tower will be q feet In the
olear, is thickness will be eleven inches, composed
Of plates Of not ltss than one Inch thick
The smoke pipe In Thickness ak iLohes, composed
Of plates less than Inch thok inside diameter
at The top forty six inohes aud height above the dsok
eight feet.
The propositions must embrace I'LL the machinery
Tor revolving and working the turrets sr the guns,
and will state the cost and the time within which
the work on sach vessel will be cOmpleis1 on board
and ready for ssrvic..
The contractor will be furnishsd with general
drawings by the Navy Department.
Proposals will be rS Sceiyed until tho 18th day OF
October, aud must be addressed TO the Navy Depart
,nsnt, and endorsed On the GU side, "Pr0rcssls Ior
Revolving Iuriets," hat they may be distinguished
nom other letters Isep lS--IawtOot 10
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
SoM y Thisa rEw.
II r. Y L II 4.

Now 10 the time to buy your Fall Clothing Of No.
400 Seventh street. Where you can find all the la
test style goods at Northern prloss.
Ho Ho For Seventh street, No, 400, A large
Invoice Of Clothing, 81 very low prioes No. 400 Sew
enih street near y.
A new way to save Sold, buy your Clothing ct No.
cent below the market piies, Ia Treasury notes
Smiths, No: 600 Ssvsn strssr, the cheapest house
IN town 70 buy your Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Hats, aad Caps.
" N-3m
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
The Sk r NJ Line runs daily, sundays except,
Tbs IL P. n Southern Mail runs daily,
WAY LINES.

For BriStoi, Trenton, &o., at 10 and w A. H.,
and 8, 9 80 kna 10 p NJ, from Kensins ton, and *
p. n, from Walnut street whasf
For Rristol and intermediate Stations at TX 4.
NJ, from X Kensiu gton
For Palmyra, Riysrton, Dslanoo, Beverly, Bur
lington, Florence, Bordsntown, ~, st l9k,l, 1, 3
and dSkP.h
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordsntowu and intsrms
wharf.
S1- For New York, and Way Lines leaving Ken
dnRton Depot, take the Cars 0n Filth street, above
Walnut, hall an hour beforedeparturs. The Cars
ran Int ths r. pspos aud On arrival Of saoh Train,
ssnesf. Passngers are prohibited fron taking any
thing - Baggs6s but their wearing apparel. An
BagQAss over .6ty pounds, to BE- pAid for extra
10 One Dollar per pound, And will not be liable for
Any amount beyond 100 Dollars, except by spsslal
,ontrsot. Wh. q. GATZMER, Agent
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RON Ar N o Il PLAT Es.
NAyr DKrARrMIrI,

.. .Washngtou, September Is, 1853.
The NAVY DEPARTmENTw will, until the 18th
Of October, receive propositions the delivery OF
the Iron ArRor and Dtck Plating for vessel build
Hampshire, Boston, New York, and Philsos1phis.
The Side Plating 70 be In I've lhcknessss OF plates
not less than one inch In thickness each, and the
Deck Plating In tso thickne.ses, three quarters OF
an Inch each; the Plsies to trimmsh TO hsps but
the beading and punching The holes will 10 done By
the Government 1t the navy yard.
The plates are 70 o0nfsrm generally to thoe use1
10 the vessth Of the clas OF the "Monitor,' now
building for the Government.
Upon application TO the Commander Of eIoh ot
the yards named, the quantities, dimensicn ana
description OF tho several kinds Of plates cat 10 Oh
tained.
The Iropot ais will be addressed TO the Navy DE
par msnt, and sndofsed Oh the uutliIs " Proposals.
for Iron Armnr PiAtes," that they may bs ditih
guiahed from other letters. [sep l8-iawtOct 10
The national Republican., 1862-10-06
A DAMS Express Company,
A OAcs SIS Penn. Avenue,
WASHINGTON Orr, d a.
GREAT EABrERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
EkN kXPREs8 FORWARDERs

GREAT ESBIEkN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
EkN EXPRESS FORWARDERS
nsroh = ndiss, Money, JsWslry, yAlua.
blss, hotss, stooks, Bonds, &c.,
Forwarded with BAEETY AND DISPATCH 10
all accessible totons Of the country This company
bus agencies In the principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Ih prlncipsl Offices are
wAShIN9rON. DO, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PH1LADELPhiA, BALTIMORE, GIN
CINHA1I, 81 LOUIS, LOUIS.
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Couneotiens are made at New York and Roston,
with lines foIwsrdiag TO the CANADAB and the
to oLIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON, and HXVRE,
and thence by European Expresses 10 all prominent
commercial town. In Great Britain and ou the Con.
tncnt.
Collection OF MOTIFS, DRAFTS, end BILLS
made at oil accessible parts Of the United States
&C. DUNN, Agent,
JeH Washington, ID. y.