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Positions Defined.

81 am for the Onion without al r. regard
less Of whether slavery stands or falls by its
Restoration. '-Gea- Tmfie, Democratic eandl-
date for Governor Of Iotra.
Il never will consent to the restoration Of
the Union until every slave in the land has
been set free. ."-Col. Stone, Republican eand..
dIfs for Gopernor of I9lra.
The positions of the two political parties
could 10, be more graphically Or truihfully
described Il Is this determination Of the
Republican party 10 forcibly destroy slavery.
that leads them to bitter and unrelenting
war upon Union men, North and South, who
do not agree With them. II IS this deiermina
tOn of the Republican leaders that holds the
State Of Louisiana in hostility, after her ear
nest application 10 be restored TO the Union
1t Is this determination that is increasing he
obstacles 10 the way Of Union, and continuing
the slaughter, havoc aad extravagauee OF war.
1t is the fendish spirit ot a fauatieal and big
oted Intolerance. l. is manifest in all the &C
tions Of the Republican press and leaders Il
denounces the Union men Of Kentucky (see
the Sacramento Union, Marysvile Appeal on
Prentice, and glories 10 the death of such
Union patriots as Criiteuden Would iba, a
jnst Providence would deny to these perjured
and fauatical wreiches, farther power to De
cieve and dufraud the American people, that
reason and Justice might return. giving rs Un-
ion and peace whiten the sras with our CON-
merce and again send the busy hum of indus
try and prosperity throughout the land. How
long shall the gaunt feud Of an oto!eran. and
bigoted fanalicisn bar the approach of unity
and reason to the councils Of the nation Is
the nation struck with judicial blindness, that
it is thus turned over TO the direction Of men
who worship not liberty in their hearts, but
according to their understanding and who are
supplantng the Temple Of Liberty with a sec
ond Babylonian tower
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IT Is AMUSING 10 hear men who have ueyer
been anything but agitators. lodging from ore
extreme party to another, and whose wax noses
are now pulled hltber and thiiher by dyed in
wool ab0liionists, still claim TO be Democrats.
How potent the very name of Democrat is.
These fellows, though declaring it dead forever,
are compelled to admit that, like the ghost OF
Cesar, It's
-"Spirii walk abroad
And turns our swords cen in cur proper entrals.
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DR.. HosTETTER-s sroMMAcH BrrTERs.

DR.. H0STETTER's sTOMMACH BITTERs.-
These Bitters are universally Acknowledged to be 4
sure preventive and cure for Fever and Ague, Flat
ulence Heaviness Of the Stomach, OF any other lk
affection. Their eaeIt upon the system is most >nil
racul0us they give a healthy tone 70 the svsteh'
relieve all morbid matter, and in fact cleanse th@
system Of all impurities. In 40 case has it bee !
known to fail, hat on the contrary, new virtue
have been found in its use. To those afflicted will
any Of the above Ills OF the body the sBtters .r|
offered speedy and certain cure. Try them an
form your own opinion Sold by Druggist. an
dealers everywhere.
H0STETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
Agents for Pacific Coast, San Francisco. |
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J. ". CILkIsCN. COUNTY CLERK
4 in and for Butte county, and ex-oficio Clerk
Of the Bard Of Supervisors in and for Bate coun-
ty, State OF California hereby certify the foregon
to be a true copy Of the proclamation Of the Gov
ern0r Of this State 50 fax the same is applicable
70 the said county. calling an election throughout
the State: and the Proclamation Of the said Board
Of Supervisors. calling election in this county.
together with the Election Precincts Inspectors and
Judges OF Election for Butte county.
- Witness ny hand and the Seal Of
] 81, County Coar; affixed September 18th A.
{ D. 1858
- J. ". GILkYSON.
County Clerk. and ex ofhcio CLERK Of the
Board of Supervisors, Butte County,
California.
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COUNTY rRE.srRrR,sosr,cr

UEoVILLE, SEPT. l-fh. lS63
Warrants drawn on the General County F,ns
registered November 18th to November l-th
1862 inclusive. viii be paid on presen,aiio,
at this Office, and viii cease to bear iut.r,.,
from this date if not presented within ski,
days the money set apart tor their red-mptiou
viii beaPpropriated to pay warrants next in er5sr
Of registry.
D. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer
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Butte Mammoth G. S. &
G.. Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting Of the Trustees OF Butte Mammoth
Gold and Silver Mining Company. an assessment of
ten cents per share COT foot eaeh) Lev ed ou
the capital Stock Of the company. payable on OF
before the 27th day Of October, 1883 at the Office
Of the Secretary at OrovilIe. By order OF the
Board Of Trustees.
September 26th, 1868.
A.MAURICE, Jr, Secy
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Josephine Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN AC-
" cordance with the laws of the State Of Cali
fornia and order OF the Beard of Trustees Of the
Josephine Gold Silver and Copper Mining Compa-
ny, there viii be sold at public auction on Monday
November 7th at o'clock P. ". in front Of the
Campanys office Huato0n street. Oroville 20
many shares Of the capital stock Of said company.
standing in the names Of the following persons or
shareholders. as Will be necessary for the payment
OF the as>e>sT ents duly levied thereon together
with the expenses Of advertising and other expen-
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ArA MEETISG Of the Democratic State
Central Committee held Monday last, says the
Monitor, Doctor 0. VI. WozeDcraft wa. unaa.
lmousy nominated as candidate for Supern
tendent Of Public Instruction, in place of A
j. Moulder declined. \ better choice could
hardly have been made by the committee; and
the people may rest assured, that if elected.
the important interests committed TO bis care
will be faithfully and efficiently discharged by
DR.. Wozeneraft Mr.. II. H. Hartley Of Sacra-
meuto, was at the same time nominated as
candidate for Supreme Court Judge, vice Mr..
H. H. Haighi, declined
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BnsToS paper says it has taken ,se wears
10 cohvinee Tie country, what General Nc
Cieisan learned loog ago. that spades sre
tranps- Spadts did the work at Vickshurv
and Port Hndson, and are now doip- !,
at Charleston Bot il mus; be spade iha,
Is pade. with 10 bungler 10 haadle il bu,
an engineer of the Mcclellan stamp.
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GES. GRANT has ordered the establishment
of negro camps al all the military posts in bis
department where the negroes are 10 be su-
peFintended, aud put 10 work, aDd made it the
duty OF he provost marshal at every military
pos. to see that every negro within tie juris
diction Of the military authority is employed
By some white person. or is sent 10 the camps
provided for freed people.
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Notice.

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNLESS ASSESS
Il ment No. / now due on the following desi-nat-
ed Shares Of the capital stock Of the Hickory q 5.
c. Mining Co.. together with the costs Of AdYer.
Using be paid cr before Saturday, October eth
1858. al O'Clock P. NJ. adequate paEt therof
sufficient 10 pay such assessment and costs of ad-
versinc and sale viii be sold for cash 10 the high
est bidder, in front Of Wells, Fargo i Cos Ex-
press Office. on Hgntoon street in 0roville, 10 ac-
eordance with the Bylaws, OF said Company and
the S.atuteia such cases made and provided.
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CAMBRIDGE. Ind. February.6. 1856

CAMBRIDGE. Ind, Februarys6. 1856.
Messrs. A. L. ScovILL & Co.
Gents:-This Is to certify that have used DI
Morris Liver Pills in Bilious Attacks, and foun
them 10 be the best Pills that ever used for thd
purpose; and have also used them a. a Catharti
Medicine, and have found bat little use for ph
slcian since had them IN my family
Yours, truly. ASA FRENCH |
For sale By all respectable druggists.
REDINGTON & Co,
san Francisco,
Wholesale agents for Pacific coast
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Tbs Pittsburg Gazette. tcopperhead Re
pablicanl said previous 10 Governor Curtin's
nomination that his domination would be dis
graceful to the party and his aec'ion ImpoSs,-
be" We hope and believe this TO be true
Judge Woodward IS the maa for Penasylva-
nia
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THE ARREST of c. Edwards Lester, as 3 spy
al Harpers Ferry. reveals the fact that this
somewhat notorious individaal-a life loag
Democrat" Ike Dickinson. Il a.. had been
converted to Repab!icanism and held clerk
ship.
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THE RIBBoSED OK Is tired OF bis ribbons.
Mr. Dickinson has written a letter declining s
re nomination for Attorney General His let
ter is as bitter IS butieraul bask.-N T. -fr-
c1as.
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Col. J. ?. CREAGEg has been arrested and
detained in the jail of Frederick county, Ma
rylani, on the charge OF enticing slaves away
from their masters and eulisiing them into the
Federal army. The Maryland Union says
The laws of Maryland are in force, and woe to
the fauatical preacher and teacher of Aboli-
tionism who comes into our midst TO breed
mischief and discomfort among our slaves
Is FULTos county. Illinois, Lincolns enroll
ment officers displayed more than Russian 10.
science and barbariiy in making The enrolment
They shot a Baptist minister named Alexander
and in this condition, severely wounded, and
growing faint from loss Of blood, be was made
to stand until bis boots were filed with blood,
and Until his brutal captors had taken leiz-
urely search Of bis houss.
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THs 0RDEs Of an Arkansas rebel cavalry
officer 10 his men to mo1n', re>em e the or
der OF the Abolition leaders 70 1ae.r Repubii
can followers to vote :-FIrsl order Prepare
for 10 get cato yer creeturs. Secord ordcr-
Git
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The Dayton lOhiol Empire, whose Editor
was murdered aud itself suppressed BY the
tools of Lincoln and Burnside, has re appeared
The blood of the martyr Is the seed OF the
Church"
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ONE WORD To THE ,rrspp,r1ps

You that are covered with Sores Ulcers. and sli,
eruptiens. sufferers from Salt Rheam. Ring worms
Fu>tales, letters Biotches and other marks 81 dis
hsNFe meni thai are re ui>iye to tie ght aud COS.
mixtures OF Sarsaparllla. and which failed ctre
You. II YOU would he cured, take RAILWAYS
CLEANSING SYRUP. called Railways Renewal.
lns HeSolvent. We guarantee tina from one 10 ,ix
bottles viii cure you. Or. Railways theory Is that
II six bBtties Of any advertised medicine doe, M
furnish to the sick satisfactory evidence OF care It
is worth ess.
For sale by Druggists.
Hos letter, SMITH 4 DEAN. Agents.
lwl San Franrjl,o.
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MARRIED.

On the e9th alt. At the residence of the Brides
Father, in Hamilton, by Rev. r. Hobart JoHS
HAhRIGER TO Miss ALICE JANE, daughter Of J. n
Chester.
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REvERDY JoHNsox, of Maryland, addressed
the Saratoga, New York, Agricultural Socie-
ty, on the 4ih Of September. His address
was brief and mainly devoted to National af
fairs. Ii was pervaded By spirit 0; intense
devotion TO the Union and enjoineI the daty
of sustaining the government in the struggle
with rebellion. Without expressing an opin-
ion as to the validity Of the emancipation proc
lamation, be held that III 10 the exercise Of any
Constitutional war power slaves should become
free, they cannot be re inslayed aud if not
then The whole question would rest with the
people of those States when they resumed Their
Places ID the Union" This is souud Demo
cratic doctrine. II is the position assumed by
B7amette in his Inaugural, and the only way
ia which peace can be restored to the country:
To leave the States to regulate their own af
fairs under the Federal Constitution. The
meddlesome doctrine of intervention has been
the cause of all our national trouble
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DELEGATES To THE NEXT NATIONAL. DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTION. S.-1he Massachusetts De.
mocracy have appointed J. g. Abbott, Of
Boston +. D. Beach, of Springfield; Isaac
Davis, Of Worcester, and j. 5. Thompson, OF
New Bedford, as delegates to The aext Demo-
bratic National Convention from the State at
large. These are The first appointments to
that prospective body.
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HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DiURETIC.
HELMBOLDS 5 EXTRACT BUCHC.
THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBuLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT nIURETlC,
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
TIE GREAT DICRETIC,
And Positive and Specific Remedy TOR Diseases of
the
Bladder. Kidneys.
Gavel, -Drupsey,
Organic Weakness ~
And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
see Advertisement in another column. Cat II out,
and send for the Medicine at once
Bstcdre Of Counterfeitsf
HOSTETrER, SMITH y DEAN. Agents.
san Francisco.
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lHE QUESrIoS PRESENTED TO THE COUNTRY
is-wbeIher a State which has seeded. for
instance, North Carolina on abandoning the re-
bellion, and oferiug 10 return 10 the Union. is
10 be permitted upcopditionally to resume its
former status as one Of the United States? Or
whether war is 10 be waged agains, such q
State until it will consent as condition Of
admission to The Uuien, TO abolish SLAVERY
Bos,an PnN
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TuE DEFESsEs OF CALIFoRNlA.-A Wash.
inglon letter Of October 2Sih, says that g
board Of officers was recently detailed by order
OF the Secretary Of War. 10 consider and re
port upon certain projects Submitted to the
Department for more efeciuany defending our
Pacific coast, from any possible aggressive
demonstration. The beard convened in Wash
ington, and held several sessions, but could
not come to any satisfactory decision as to the
practical value Of the plans submitted without
hTst viewing the point recommended to be for
uled. Accordingly the members will shortly
repair TO California. and after making tour Of
inspection, Will report to the Secretary of Var.
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GovFRNMENr PLUNDEREKs Since the ad
vent OF this one ideal, imbecie, fanatic and
corrupt Administration" says the Harrisburg
Patriot, 1.-THE peoples treasury has been open
to at least ten thousand punderers. some OF
whom have robbed i, remorselessly. We have
no hesitation in expressing the belief that one
fifth Of all the money that has been expended
during this fratricidal war has been stolen, and
stolen too with the connivance OF those en-
trusted with its custody. We have no doubt
that when We succeed in assembling a Demo
cratic Congress the President wilt be impeach
ed, and an act passed putting a lien upon the
real estate of every scoundrel who has been en-
gagged in plundering the treasury, until fair
and full vestigation of each can be had This
is what should be done-and We think nothing
short of it viii satisfy an outraged people"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-03

~ The Office Of the California Stage Company
is at the international.
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WASHINGTON HuNT on THE Policy OF THE
A ADMINIsTRATIoN,-Wa ashington Hunt address
ed large meeting at Lockport, New York, on
September 4th, in opposition to the aboIition
policy OF the Administration, and 10 favor Of
restoring the Union as it was. He presented
a petition TO the President, asking him to re-
woke lis proclamation, and in its stead pro-
claim that when the people Of any State lay
down their arms, such State may return under
the Constitution. The petition was adopted
with great enthusiasm
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ns- Stages leave this hotel every day for all
parts of the country.
RALPH BIRD.
JAMES LOWRY.
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B;dwctI Township.

Bilweits Bar-At .... Inspector Geo Nc
Bride; Judges, Thornton Spence. Geo W Brooks.
Berry Creek-At Berry Creek House. Inspector
Russ Johnson; judges, Harry Hake, H Dutton.
Mountain lioase-luspector. +. :. Rusgles;
judges, y L Dodge, " Spencer.
Pea Vine At 49,. Inspector Wood;
Judges. \ Ryder, L " Prime
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Mountain spring township.

Mooretown-At John Moore's House. Inspector.
" Edmonds; Judges, John Moore, Major Ball
Lnmkia-At go. Inspector. Orrin Champlin;
Judges, Chas Cleveland. Joha Williams.
Cascade Yalley-At ..... Inspector, Geo Fink
judges, Jas Wilson, W II Stone
Entcrpri>e-tt. -. Inspector, John Curlcy:
judges F \ Freeman, John Wilson.
Stin-fown-At ...... Inspector, " Wood
man; Judges. Franci, Tohiu Jjs Pierce.
Moaatain Spring Houac-IDspeetor, 6. B. Rods
ers; Judges, " NJ Boone. D p Morgan.
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Vyandotte To,vo>hip.

EvansvI-Ie-At -. JAS E CuHe Inspector:
judges Martin Frazier Benz GreenweIl.
Blucor-At -...-. Inspect Garai er G>good;
Judges Jas \ Watson, E 4 D,d4e
Honcgt tity-At 80. lH- eatr. y Miller;
Judges, John San5o.u. 2 Hurley.
Wylndoue-At ...... Inspector " Y Bliss;
judges, W : Wilkinson, Benz tr.,.
Wilson's Laneh-At ..... t.~re. tor. ) NJ VII
son; judges. sam u, Clei'aid liaus ia.
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: Y " q '9.sIIJI -tN4 l-dI ;
Orovi'le, September 2sth, 1868.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. }
COUNTY Og BUTTE

COUNTY OF BUTTE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN FUR
~ sI2nce os Proclamation by the Governor of
the State, Special Judicial Election will he held
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Orc Township.

Forbestown--At ...-. Inspector, /. P Smith
judges p Plum, r Fry.
clipper Aiils-At ..... Inspector. Adams:
judges. Geo >hearer. j Wordtn n.
Ma0reyie-At .... Inspector W. B. Van Or
den Judges Chas Noble c V Able.
, 1863-02-14
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR IS, 10, and 8
INCH CANNON

WARRINGTON. JaauAfy X1th, lH3-
PYopoa2l4 will bt received At this ot]re until F. H..
Binch cast iron canpon be mnde ID consrntY with
tE!al Fun to he asds yarn Or e2la bl,s t,rs.
pounds .nsh to hs de.ermI 4 oy testing ~
from cylndst Sas t5on ass; 9sd IoH metal
and b iaehes t!:h wis. n e!l!gt!cal bsse ots
sns a5e E s. aid
as aaa dd S o 'hs he IL 3
II, s tss: H. H. ;2s:,ssas {.; s
not lasr an hree' h' Hontss m on tic date 81 thc e?a
= 5 fisSn nst ~ ~, 'ae e
r"n5on Is ri! of po;asT da Of ae5 @ ~
:sss d IL, Il ii, +
s;;t < e :1.na;,ifisp ii Wnc;, t- fTe;e::
.eang sd rsa IT, Sans aaa IL sue cinaas.
se fse e r as nj q ths e ssy
rs EGlt tie iron dqyin! tas u fas9tcs
tion - Y" a, non for xi!eh pnrreae nc oandes il
nc head cne eaaroa. and *!ahs fFon cysaers u!
hstS1g I'd Fc. 81 :! ,Lr eoa = e
e e.anIe r. regular proof "a q;
rrosf Tiisn VII ~ He rssesed .: sae iaa1dsy ~her
til. cannon thry propose 70 fuTnls, On the fur.ga
rfecttfatloNs md rnadlt,a.: the place w:.o-e the
shr Tate Of delivery Pc. MONTH s.esesftsr, aud u
rt!cc Fe: pund or rer @nr for the HnlsIcd can1o7
No bids i'll be entertained uHiess fsou4 faarle:
actua1!y crErgel In the busiGess. c:itsuce OF hlc
mEEt accompany ene is0.
Fa:snre . deliver ne s!eciaed time vi aae:as
Nv,Jcl Ut tnat time. Each party obtaining contFa1
vii! be required 70 en:er Into baads witt prop.s s
ties fs lis faithful fnllncEt: and traaste: Of "a
eontrsct t., anaie5 parry YIN c.nSs ts s't!ts e
iIftu1e ddefs VIII he required - file with tacr BIT
bond In tho penal SUM Of Tot 1csa than 10. sign
by not less ti.an twn persons conditioned TINT u q
lid Ia accepted te h.dcr shall comply With his rrt
IoSa1 and fsth4y and qly perform what be prpos'
n undertake. Tie bond 1nust be tcknoH!td before
:udsr of q e urt OF record, and tie bond-nen ma
Ee certified by tho Judge OF Dstrirt Court Of =
ItEatpd States or Ordnance tisicar In Charge pf
Tilted State Arsenal e be each worta the p:aal s1
Of tic botA over ana above al llabillte+. Tnn riyl
L reserved TO reject all pseposAis II The prices 81
M aGH hfn or fo1 any % Is not dsee
P5oISsa!s VII l,e sealed md aadrs..sd te "Gsnes
and viii be endorsed ''Proposal- for Heavy Cannon
H. ". RIPLEY.
NiC1IieR General Chief OF Or1lnante
, 1863-02-14

OBDSAScx OFFICE. WAR DEpAETNEST,l
NAsHISaIoS. i1nn3!y estfi. i$il.
Proposals will be receIyrd at this e!ce un: O'Clock
r NJ. OIL the 9Th OF February It. for fnrsi%1ng
i.u"t ct. er tess. tpoEdcr cast Iron Uowtze.s for
:iank Icfenar. Thcse liopit1ers wc.-h when l.atd.
about Life pounds tnct and ra w!aEs exhibiting tlelF
dimensions be ttcn at th!* aice. at the Unltt
Sta,rs Arttn1lA They to bc subject 10 tile regular
CEitea States nspccn and pruof and noun are 70 be
received and paid Tor except such pass Inspection
AMI r:cuf. and ARE approved By United States In
s;rcttE. to be designated by this ot:G. PlyneHts Will
kc radt certificates OF inspection anu receipts. to
be given hy the Inspector and fosWarded t. ts office.
ldGert will state t..r number Of How zera they rro-
pose deliver {not exceeding hundred the place
IT Manufacture and delivery and the rce per pound.
fnr the nEis!td 4owitzcr: and no bid VII! be enter
fanrC un!e1s It be from FOUNDER regularly engaged
in tic hHiness satisfactory evidence nf which must
accompany the bid. any bidder obtaining contract
will be required to enter Into bonds with no: less taR
two Euretcs in the renat SUN Of ten thou and dotl.s
far tic faithful fthlnent nf hts contract in a
Tho bonds must be acknowledged before Judge Of
court Of record and the honisen ,nust be crrlino1
by tile Judge Of District Court of the Tinted States
An Ordnance officer In charge OF United States ar
above all liabilities.
The right Ii reserved reject nil psoposalbi the
pr1crs deemed too high IT, for any cause. 1t Is
ret deemed for the public interest tn accept them.
Proposals III he FcAo! and addressed to brig adler
General James " Finley. Chief Of Ordnance. Wash.
tank uoNt:zcrH." J. n, RIPLEY.
Brisadicr General Chief Of Ordnance
.xkn iuH ~
, 1863-02-14
IRRITATION OF THE SECK nE TlIE " 4AnRs-&s W
INFLAMMATION nFTM hapS ~ Sn1,Ft: Gn
STI;iNGCEY AND BURNING.
OII PAINFUL UElS-

UiSF1LLK, Fa.. JHnd Z. I93s
1,n. wA. II, f;Eroo-Dcas Sir: In February. 61l:
En. afflicted With tho .rxar dIahc!c* ani Tor nye
r.uitl~ pa.trsi nore t7n wo RallonR OF water N
tEeis fur huui. VIE Obliged ~ xe Ut! a: ofscn -
leu u t~elvu ti,ne. during the ni.ht, and II nTe
month, LOST n9ont Ht!y pound. in ~esht p;nsnS
E"n4tutoln wateT mud ln txo days nf1er ,,.ng L.
csrcIic1rrd relief a: nIfF tMktEE t~u bJtIc. was
:; ;trr!y cured. t.,n ar.r reEsninE my usnnl Eova
Scalh. 11uss EH3s =. .,,r. ,.,r.,r-r
, 1863-02-14
We Must Have Texas 9u,.,rc-
<itateEy-
fryo,p Tho N v Fytnts,s pnst

There arc more reasons for sending an cx-
l.cdition to occupy Texas without delay than
the public IT" very generally aware OF:
cLave it from an authority on which VIC
rely, that the Texan sccessionirts hare plan
in Contemplation by which they hope, as soon
lis we surccedin opening the Mississippi, pre-
vent lis from taking possession OF their state
ave will put ourselves, they say, "undert the
protection of France. We will say to France,
or to its representatives in Mexico, that VIC
lsayc the SAME right to place ourselves under
its protection now as few years s11rAx xNsr !lsa
to separate from the Mexican Union 61d an
nex ourselves to the United States. We shall
sny to thc enemy, by seiziht. .apon the chan
mel Of the Mississippi, he has cut US of from
tic Confedcracy to which we belong, but IN
thc.n,eantimc your country is not occupied by
Federal troops, and now before they can over
run it aud wrest from us our independence,
&c ask leave 10 shelter ourselves undera power
like FRINGE, which they will dread tn eneoNn'
ler.n There will be strong Inducements fo'
the French to accert this OFFER