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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07

t&<nslirg. THE GsTmsns, TIeluail. the can
dsi,:a I,F L:"n,,naat Gpveruof. "ss hoi3E1s
forth u: the Academy OF Mnsic. In tie
c,nrsa I'M; reaascbs IL said:
This var. lie said, was the best tking tnai
ever happened for America-.ve had noEor
haf.T. sp-n, snYthlng inr htvartising ec.i
En@!au3 iaJ We had nGw us.iu to DYER
t,se. Az th3se ware the nrht Bills sc had ~
re-. Wo E.i been fofsTa wsnned from
| Enrar.: way should We new care about
| Eps'.ni's In~LrTeuuou; !I@ interference
AMOUNTED to nothing HhaD We we're In the
| ri-ht. [IAp2lsuse.9 In a"e thing the South
hud tern superior e. Ike Nc:tn: the North
| cad aiSaJ, toadod 70 Ea:lsrd while the
South did aot. (3reat spphn-el The pro-
! t~ectig- tariff ~A5 E Suuths n=asura- When
Eie'4fi waited sggrNndnaLl.rI. 'r to make
| mischiaf il n country, sue lnu oduced some
topic fcG cunlent.on: 80 she did in the East
Irhisa. To. vTsous princes were g't1en
&, oa1rral about -, isndEL till soon
.hs whole couDlT5 - -, EnEi>id's- 50 when
aae r,1t-,d this loLntrT Ilsievered hud rent.
ale lruniuceri tiiSsuhiona about slavery
Brifi,h !: is caInr acre. and the subject WAS
hrorn>l from the pulpit and elsew ssre- he
urged reb-meT.tly 1hat Ws should not allow
! ~clercvrnen % I.Iakc a rostrumrof the pulpit.
(Loui confirmed chsering9
What wr n,iIdt do nov, ne said, wss to get
tie ladies' IN 1lr srias introduce a new fash
| ioI-the fssi,..u ~ having everything Ane-
Iicai- ri. '5iias w out shopping they
should ak II NJ srrds ~ere American. and
If answered no. tHen HEY should say We do
NJ, : 4ul tnssu~ lApplsuse)
We must begin at the botton, and have the
! l,.i,e, act. We want manufactures in tins
| cauntry everywhere. End to 20 IL Tor White
pe.,i.ie. and .Lt Tor oisck people, (Cheefa.)
sfr Tru:n vent IN 70 prove that in a
rh5 s,ojo.ilal .Gc" Ia. nsEri Mas fE ~iItt-ri'r
70 tD- 1tire l.,r,- he has nine cubic inches
leHa Of t.ai.,. ils liEet White rsople better
than snacg- ,apP'c1's. Col made 7na
ra7. = c-a1,ot ouothe' I.ce. II Vas not
honest f,- Us 20 talk sb,ut ~alavery, when the
slav had grown nearly everything "" wesr.
As long as We paid a direH preujrn on sl4-
Il vas oot fdir to talk abolition. CHEERS j
! He respected Mr.. Clay he<nusc he was hon
est ia MS oou.iouE. He called 1or ihrse
. cheer. fo- Cen. McCi .liau. the a1u; ana ne
| ~, tie Cousu.ufinn All" III n#e7 which
.ers fe1auD,uG5 E7an, AMI Iren three aeartJ
! cheers were gwen for HcIss'o Seymour.
Nj. Train thought Mr.. 5=ynour ought to
hETs advised sho Preid1gt--tks question |"i
a.t {. queasios Of can1idalce-" vas whether
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07

RI rI,n CIJAs-. : Je-uo. Of Sa:c- IA r..y
GC.I't!'j rae, Tor sac ~
=. pETseqrT \ CO.
S.uiR,
yGioHCSD: sat hat pounds choice zr:.:, e Eada,
wv s:..r y. Q. EuS::, Tor sale .!
s:3-ls chAa. /. ToRsl: L CO,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07

- ! UEE'- . 1, ~ ~ HkLAd q YIN
Ill eta" Sa.wvs %; CROSSING T1rACCO. Il Sea
11sa5t:IE fer sal. =
M-sDs : 5aTLH": :jius%Si.:=,.
D-.jv IGr sa,n a., i:Si-e: GcC:s 70
MOO Lea. SvpFGhAI-aJt -srs:T.4 ana To-
A.iDS}D ,,sty T. DUAL,
est@ kCorns. SAFE IL inb rs.I
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-01-25
ZIG FIGHT n KENTUCKY.

The la.sss accounts from Kentucky Don
tain the particulars Of q great battle be-
tween the Federal forces under General
Thomas, and large body Of Rebels under
command Of Gen. ZoIlicofsr. II appears
tina, the Rebels attacked Gen. Thomas, Oh
Sunday morning, the 18th inst, bas were
soon repulsed, and resrea.ed closely pur-
sued BY the Federals, and succeeded in
reaching their insrenchmen,s shortly after
pish,fall. Gen. Thomas's men lay upon
their arms in front Of the enemy's works,
intending TO commence the attack in the
morning, but discovered, at daylight, that
the Rebels had deserted the place, leaving
ell their cannons, stores, tents, horses,
wagon. and baggage. The action took
place at Mill Springs, near Summersss. The
Federal loss has not been definitely stated,
but il known to be heavy. Near three
hundred Rebel dead were picked up on the
field, including Gen. ZollicoFer.
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1oar patrons may not . sder {.

Tosr patrons may not s-der tbs
issue Of the Eonparel very interesting
We beg 70 differ With them. To " il the
most interesting number ever issued from
The ofsce. It's s.big thing" But, We
vii, make is all right with our Subscribers,
hereafter. We ask them to throw the man.
tie Of charity over our past and present
"shors. comipgs'' and We will do 50 no more,
for some time.
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Ia sn.s ety. January al. ise2, Mrs. sAEaa 1LLn -
araKYgNfKA wife os D. " cAspEAIEz. Ls's-s o. ese
Csr eiI Esass Bsai<. aged : ss4ss-
Ys< ssnstsI VII iaas place resH the rese ncs my
cAarx,rEn. rs-sssrsv tsgn.s,l AZ 10 eiSlosx A Il
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-01-25
REPORT or THOMAS rosTEvIN;

Treasurer Of Pottawatsts eeuntyiowa from June LIST
1850, to January lst, 1sst
coseLuprp IRON rIRsr PAGE.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-01-25

DISSOLUTION.
NOTICES HEREBv GIVEN. THAT THE
cepsrt.exship heretofore existing the
de-sa<ne ard w. u. PALNER, rnaer the style of II. D.
vASHBJ RN d Co, dissolved the sra inst. by
nat7ai osnseat- All Ishts dee the said arm mast Re
pais 10 D. washeayn, aas; those ssains; said Arm
VIII hs pad By Atm.
I'D wAsHBURN.
Dated, ysausry ftth, lse4.
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BIZ AUTHORITY.
II
UNITED STATES MAIL.
i Q w A

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
washiEgtSa. November %, 1881.
nROPOAALS viii be received IL the Contract Of
are u iaEs Department uatil 10 a. Of Monday
Nsrct 81 1859 10. conveying the mails Of the United
States years. commencing July l. lsS3 and
ending Jene -. 1854. in the State 81 Iowa GA the
rsaes an tie schedules Ct departures AID arrivals
herein s,eeiae4.
DECISIONS AsSorxcEp BIZ APRIL -, iSss
Bidders riR ersnise carefully fht forras sad in
sfrge.ieas saRsxsd, end especially tAs latter
part Of inSsrsriien -
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. 3s5 % 3 a95 IS

BY tax refunded to II. G. Mutt. paid by error s.
by DIST Treas receipt James s. D. date Oct do 70 ~
do do do Dec 90 do III % |
e. do Knox Oct Is do 563 90 |
Fla do walnut do do IL ~
Amount paid Turner as per order Of Board 60 90 |
Balance due dist Fund Jan 80 ss7 10 |
3 ass IS |
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-01-25

= r.,,syln in acc, with Tho State Of iowa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

We observe that Hon. ; II Bu~khk, OF Nor
roe county, = favorsbly spoken of for Spe 'ker #
the lnsliana Hoase a Representatives. For this
p sitisn he j most eminently qualified. and his
choice to that place would rche,t credit upon the
memhers OF that BODY. But while We are re sdy
TO acknowledge his excellent qualifications for
the Speakers chair, We would not forget that
the claims Of Northern Indiana deserve TO be
remembered. IL is fact. that in the choice OF
men for prominent positions in the Legislature
and other places. Northern Indiana is entirely
overlooked Weclam n fair share not only in
the division OF the honorable places, but also of
the Profitable and paying ones. In this Congress
sional District the Democracy made 4 glorious
fight. and the Democratic members elect OF the
coming House labOred as hard and as earnestly
and did as much To roll back the dark tide of Alb
olitionism, any other men in the District, and
We claim for them proper credit, without dis
paragemsnt TO the claims of those of any other
District.
Among the hard workers was NJ A. O. Pack
ard. member of the last House from this Rep
resentative District and take the liberty OF
suggesting him in connection with the Speak
ership- he is an excellent parlia mentarian. which
with his experience as member OF the las
House, emnently fits him for that place: and. II
justice To the Democracy of the Ninth Congress
sional District, We present his name as matter
OF right Starke County Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

sEAMES EMPLOYEES NAVY YARDS.
The number Of persons employed on board OF
our naval vessels including receiving ships and
recruits, is about p ,000 and there are not less
than ~ 900 mechanics and laborers employed at
the different navy yards and naval stations.
EXPENSES AND ESTIMATES.
The appropriations made at the regular and
special sessions of Congress for the fiscal wear
ending June 80, 90, we're az, els .55l II The
expenses of the department. during the same time
were SAL 200, 500 96-leaving an unexpended
balance of 81 .4l5.02l 81.
The amount expended includes the payment
tor the construction of SO steamers; the purchase
alterations aud ornaments of LIS steamers and
sailing vessels: all the charter money paid by the
department together with all the increased ex
penses incident to the enlarged navy. The
amount appropriated for the current fiscal year
lending June 30th 1859 is So .S24 .359 o.
The estimates submitted for the fiscal ending
June Both, 1854 amount 20 soc. 257 .255 OIL.
He also proposes 20 abolish many Of the dis
eliminating rates of postage now existing, APP
proxmating as far as possible to uniformity, and
increasing the efficiency and extent of the de
livery and collection of letters by carriers in cities
The attention of the public is called 10 the great
importance of good postal officers for a success
ful administration of this Department. 1t the
POstmasters and their clerks are selected without
chief reference TO their efficiency and personal
fitness, no amount of good legislation will secure
public satisfaction. An energetic, faithful and
efficient Postmaster, devoted to the interests oil
the service. should be retained so long he illus
trates those qualities in the administration of the
Office.
He attributes the success of the English system
largely TO the permanent character OF their 9th
Gers. and TO their IA familiarity with the laws and
regulations, and regrets the extent to which Other
motives to appointments have prevailed in thi:
country.
He urges return to the old standard Of hon
esty capability and fidelity. and anticipates more
public satisfaction and administrative success,
from the adoption Of such a principle than from
any other single act of reform. He uses this Ian
guage:
lit is my intention to adhere firmly to my de
termination TO displace incompetence and in
difference wherever found in official position un
der nv control, without any discrimination il
favor of appointments | myself have made under
transformation OF facts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
The New Jersey Legislature and an
Armistice.
The Washington correspondent of the New
\ ork Herald saws:

a Congressman stated to-day in the House TO
n icw friends. that resolution proposing an ar
mistlce OF 81 months had been drawn up by a
ne~ly elected member Of the New jersey Legis
iature, aud would be presented at the beginning
OF the session opening 0n the 1th OF January
next. The resolution. I've said. " hich ~ preflced
10y long string OF considerations. will reproduce
LOUIS Napoleons idea OF .armislice but will re
fuse to adhere To the mediation scheme on the
ground that several State Legislatures are ready
10 discuss similar resolutions. and that this in
huence will be sufficient TO obtain suspension of
hostilties without the Intervention OF foreign
powers That Congressman asserted, also. that
these resolutions will be adopted by the New
VOTED nnon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

mo. l4g-l
A TNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA-SS:
Whereas, libel Of Information has been filed in the
Disric; Court Of be United States. within ami for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of indiana the 9Th day Of
Dec mber, lS62 by John Hanna, ESD Attorney Of the
United FOR the District Of Indiana agans the fol-
lowing described credits and effects OF Richard r.
stevenson wiz One promssory NOTE da ed about The
25th II April ls60 due December - b. 1852 for the
Of two hundred and nifty (s2J dollars aid given by
Hiram l. Allen and ITS face 10 Charles
Thompson, for violation OF The power Of Of Con-
gres approved July IL, 1862 entitled IAN aci to sup
press inurrectiou 70 punish treason and rebellion. 10
end ccn~cat the erty 81 rebels aud for Ofhe
purposes and praying process agers said note aud that
the same may Ne condemned and sold enemies prop
ertv.
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the nOniou under the
seal OF said Court o. me directed and deiered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said note,
any part thereof in any Interested
therein that they be and appear before the said the liz
Tici Court e the United States, BE- held the city Of
indianapolis, in and fer The District 4 Indiana the
first Monday OF January next IL O'Clock Of the fore
Of that da then anc there nierpose their claims
and make their allegations IN thar beha e.
g. ROSE. L s Marshal,
BY J. : BsGEL0w, Deputy.
Attest
JoIS II. RIA. Clerk decl0-di8t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
REDUCED Is PER CENT.
U. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICES.
mo. 1881
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

mo. 1851
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA-SS:
Whereas, libel of information has been fed In the
strict Court of United States within and for The
Seventh Circuit and ID trict OF Indiana the sil day
OF December, 1852, by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney Of the
United States Tor the District of indiana againsi part of
lot 20 in the original plan of The city of Evansville
nenci Vine 81 feet inches from the
Of Vine and Frt streets, extending thence the line OF
Vine toward the Ohio river - feet inches thence
said lot he line of lot 80 plan
along said line toward First "a feet inches. thece
line parallel with Fir, TO Vine street place
beginning he city of Evansville. against all
persons lawfully intervening for their interest therein,
and pee ally against Paul X. Mars. for violation
1882 entitled An suppress punish
treason anu rebellion 10 seize and couScate the property
OF rebels and for ther purposes, and praying process
against d realty, and that the may be condemned
and sold * enemies property.
Now therefore, pursuance Of the monitiOn der the
seal of said Cou directed and delivered, do here
by give public notice t. all persons claiming said realty
any part thereof in any manner interested therein
that they be and app before the said. the District
Court of the United Sate toe held the city Of In
dianapols. in and for the District Of Indiana the first
Monday of January next, O'Clock of the forenoon
of that then and there inerpose their claims and
make their allegation in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, L. s Marshal.
BY J. 5. BrsEtow, Deputy.
Attest:
JOIN III. RIA, Clerk. declO-dl4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
Letter from the President To Horasio
seymour.
The special Washington dispatches TO the Gin

The special Washington dispatches TO the Gin.
cinnati Gazette say:
The President has written letter TO Horaiio
Sew mour. urging him 20 drop attention to party
interests and 90 concern himself somewhat for
the interest of the nation; dwelling on the suffer
ing of the West from the closing Of the Missis-
sippi river. and expressing the hope they will be
able 20 alleviate that suffering somewhat. by pre-
venting railroad monOpoles and reducing the
present enormous tariff on freight A. deemed
bv those who ought 10 know. the letter appears
10 be 4 sOmewhat curious document.
What ,riu tbe President 40 nexfS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
wssessssa etssesai-The vsse Ger Csn.
The following is the Official vote Cor Congress
=. N ,sr..ns.r.

The above table shows q Democratic majority
in the State Of Wisconsin Of six thousand three
hundred and forty nine. which gave Ne. LINCOLN
fifteen thousand majority in ls60. The Demo
crsts elect three members OF Congress 20 the
AboIiionists three-an equal division.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

SHINPLAsrER SroRY-A shinplaster story
has been localized here and applied 10 popular
dry goods dealer. The story may have been in
print, perhaps, but a repetition will do no harm
As the story goes, farmer purchased a few
cents worth of goods. from this trader, and gave
him bill TO make change from. The latter re
turned him eigl ty FIVE cents in his engraved
promises TO pay, genteelly known as checks. but
vulgarly >hinplasters. What's themf" in
quired countrvman, inspecting them with great
curiosity. oh said the merchant. Those
are a sort of currency We dry goods dealers
have" and went off TO attend to another Gus
toner The countrynan went OF, not exactly
satisfied, but soon after returned and bought
esrly dollars worth of goods. After recev
ing the neatly tied up package. and being told
the price. he deposited number OF pumpk in seeds
on the counter. What thoSel' inquired the
sstoni>hei merchant. "Oh," replied the country
man, cOOlly, "them's a sort of currency We farm
ers have" and thereupon leit the store. The
story has il that the dry goods dealer, who appre
ciates good jokes vas 80 amused that he did not
call his unproftahle customer back Boston
Herald.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

SPKScER County ToBAcco AGAIN From gen
tlemen residing At Rockport, Ind. We learn that
sales have already been made of tobacco grown
in that county 10 the amount OF 300 900 lbs az an
average Of sl2 per hundred. thus giving as the
result Of the sales the sum of SO 600. One-hah
the crop OF the county has not vet been disposed
Of. but much OF il remains in the hands of the
raisers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
boston Post

For elegance and beauty. the following lines
rom the pen of Charles Mackay. challenge III
Whole world of poetry:
How many thoughts give thee
Come hifher on tue grass,
Aud II thou'lt count unfaing
The green blades as we pass,
Or the leaves that sixh and tremble
To the sweet wind of the west,
Or the ripping Of the river.
I'll count the thoughts give thee,
Ny beautiful, my blest
How many joys owe thee
Come IL where Joys run high,
Ant count the hea' ing pillows
That re TX on the shores and die;
Or thu < aims Of sand they fondle
When The Siorms OverDlOwn,
Or the pal H. the deep caverns
Or the stars in the milky zone,
And III count he joys owe thee,
Ny beautiful, my own
And how much love proferi
Come scoop the ocean dry,
Or weigh In thy tiny balance
The star-Ships Of the sky:
Or twne around thy fingers
The sunlight streaming wide,
Or fold IL m thy bosom
While the world is dark beside:
And I'll tell thee how much love thee,
Ny beautiful my bride!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
ASssrscs 81 the secretary 81 the Nays
RenOTf

Ia order that the actual condition Of tho Na.y.
pat and present. from March 4. ls6l. TO Novem
ter. ie62. and the expansion which has been
made. may be seer. | present tabular stste
mont of the number OF vessels. and the aggre
gate Of their armament and tunnage. With de
tailed account OF the losses that have occsrrei
since nv last annual report:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

. The New York Express says the $780,
OOO,O1O per annum army jobbers. contractors.
gun men, gun contract men, etc, are in high
state of fu'ter over any runors respecting or
pTo.uects of peace
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
Attest:
JOHN ii. REA, Clerk.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, Dis
u TRlCT OF INDIANA, IS:
WHEREAS. libel of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
Circuit and District Of Indiana the sth day
December 1862 by John Hanna Esq Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for District OF Indiana against the life in
erst Of Levi L. Lycock in the following described
property. fowit The Of lot No u, in the original
plan Of the city of Evansville Nanderburg county. Ind;
also in and tn following lands in the county Posey
i'm said state o-wir: r y of or and y % or.
section Is, town I. of II west also the following
credits and effects to Wit: balance certain in e
ment and decree in the county Of posey in sad
against In Febas and IN favor Of him, said Lay
cock, OF about $500, for violation of the powers Of
Act Of Congress approved July 7th 1862 entitled
An Act suppress Instruction, punish ana
rebellion, to seize and cont the property CT rebels,
and other purposes" praying process against said
property, and tina the same may be c'ncemned and
sold enemies property.
ow therefore. u pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal OF the said Court directed and delivered. do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming said
property any part Thereof, or any interested
therei that they be aud appear before the said the Dis
rct Court Of the United States TO he bed At the city Of
indianapolis in for the District Of Indiana the LIST
Monday Of January 10 O'Clock If the forenoon
and make their allegations in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, Z. s. Marshal,
ByI. ;. BIGELOw, Deputy,
Attest:
JOHN II. kEA, Clerk. decl0-dlst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

~ Just published aud for sale by Sambo.
Gumbo Co, "rhe Free American OF African
Descent Romance, by the author of The
Niger ia the Wood pile. 1.-The Proclamation .
anu other works of startling interest. Price 81 %,
payable in wool
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

e AMOS Fsosr, Of Seymour. and A. A
BusHNEIL of Rockville. have oeen appointed
Pension Surgeons. Soon We shall have uu army
of office-holders almost equal TO the army in the
field.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
What ,cM the President do nex,s

Henry WiIlets. Republican Treasurer Of West
chester county. New York. Is a defaulter in the
pretty little sum OF S22I .5e5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

The Cincinnati Gazette gives a list Of about
j 800 deaths Of soldiers in the Nashville hos
pitals since March last.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

To be delivered the Stables in Indiansp
oils, lndana.
Seid Mues to be sound in all particulars; in good
dcu square built; les than three @ years old and
fourteen ll4) hand high upwards.
Deliveries 20 be made a. follows:
300 300 within i've % days from date Of contract
800 .. (iO) - +"
400 g fifteen u.s. - "a I"
All bids be accompanied by a guaranty for it's
faithful performance
Form Of bid and guaranty he had ON application TO
this Office.
Bidders must be present at the opening IL bids.
When bi j. made 10y firm the proposal must be
signed by each member Of the firm.
Bonds mast be Ged by two o'clock the same day.
Parties will be required up of the
contract. forfeit he ensount ct their bonds.
The undersigned reserves the right reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Two bids from the parties win insure the
rejection Of ali such bids.
these and specifications will be strictly adhered
90, and risdiy enforced IN every particular
Any other Information will be given application
JAMES A.. EkIN.
'ec9 dtd A. q. N. 4. :. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

The machinists and blacksmiths Of Detroit in
sist upon an advance of 10 per cent. upon their
wages from and alter the lst of January.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
mo. 1871
limited STATES OF AMERICA, DIS.

decl0-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

NEW CUSBoAr Miles Greenwood is nov
building gGnboat above the Miami Depot, a
Cincinnati, to cost $3.50 900. which is OF the sam
size. model and construction as the from a'
Passac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
AND
COM MISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 6s East Washington ~

Fire Doors Est Of Odd Fe7olos' Hda init
annapolis. hididnd.