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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-09
Proposals Pre- , for Stone and Brick.

.,ss = ORDNANCE 0yncE. CoLuYmus, ONO,
e DEsHLER BuuDIKa, COR. HIaH AND Town BTs.S
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- ceved at this office for the following materials;
Foundation Stone for buildlng. 393 pereheE
"a for columns. IS
Building Stone. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !. $3.50
Cut stone 260O cubic feet
l9s window s., cut 'ions' e. long 1870 s1sd inches
Door Sill, f'' "0X H. &" 2h Gin. by IOin.
Platform Stone" "SX It. - bysk #. Wide
II steps, I ''''-'1. ~-s'.. . "-GNn, by It. in.
wide, by 8 inches.
Brick a........o....,...."..l,9O 100000
The foundation stone for building to bs Of best
quality large fat stone. not less than ten inches
thick, and for lwentyfour columns to be at leas.
one foot thick, and platform stone three feet
square. Building stone. 10 be Of best quality,
the outside OF building to be hammer'dressed range
work In cour,es from eight inches TO twelve Inches
TO be measured in ths buidlnF). The brick to be Of
best quality Arm texture, hard burned and OF uniform
color. The cut stone TO be Of best quality dressed
in conformity to working drawings ana specincsuons'
formation will be given to enable bdden to make pro-
posas unders'andlngly, BIDS for the above materials
may be made for the whole Of the cut stone building
stone and brick, for either OF them separately and
must be distinctly marked on The envelope, Proposals
for Stone and Brick" Samples OF stone should accom-
DsnY the bids and be marked with name aod place
S1ansd 5 is or he nela%Bas aaRSs Arsenal O
mated on the corner Of HaIbor street and the Newark
and Columbus railroad about mile northeast OF the
state Capitol at such times and in such quantities as
may be required. u ~ ~.
Bids Will be opened at 70 NJ, on Monday, September
1853 The right , tI reject s1s Or ana 70
Address Capt. j. W. TODD, BOX NO. ~ ooiumpus'
Ohio. -..-
WELL, ORDINANCES Department, indianapolis Indiana
[Cpcinnatl Commercial will copy and send bill to h'
4 chice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-09

.Bko5aH thihkS more Of q lazy, dirty lousy
higger ctbauef o. bFAvS; Weafy, Asick Soldier, =
The formefcan psssswsssh his iAilso6d1f 1fsespehile
the latter must pay fpik fAsesrsLgpsn. Gsssts,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-09
PROPOSALS for Sawed Lumber.

ORDNANCE OFFICE COLUMBUS, ONO,
pLER BgHpIss COR. Hon AND Town Sps.S
PROPOSALS. WILL BE n T.
Drs.. ofacs for the following material
SEALEb '"''.'.'''''''''''' 55,OOO feet
y ceived at this ,"s....,...".,l22,O0
White oak......... 10 Of the best quality
White Pine. ".Iota; 70 becut ful
All the above lumber must Ss s6ove iumb,
Tree from unsound knots, shakes O. ~ tsaaiva
to sizes given, and squared on all the = ID rul
fuii detab Will be given, and bills Of IL, ~
may be examined at this office. Bids win ~rrA
10 tOr sne oak and Pine together or separately a.
DO marked on the envelope, Proposals for Lumber
Az the above material TO be delivered on the ste q,
ne yoionens Arsenal Columbus Ohio, corner Of Har
sueet M and the Newark and Columbus nIlroad a.
suen times and in such Quantities az may be directed
D S,us must be addressed to Capt J. W. TODD, Ord
mau0e ,, department Box No. %, Columbus Ohio and
VIII be opened at 10 NJ, October l, 1858.
, Ike proposals will be received by Capt T. j. TREAD
WE'LL, ELL ordnance department, Indianapolis, Indiana
Ifeedo Blade and Cleveland Herald will oonv an,
send bills to this o6ice.I - ""'' 'OPy snu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-09

80 80 ORDNANCE 0Trcn. CoLuMHul. ONO,
r DEsHLER BuILDmd, ooR. HIaH AND Town Brs.S
cEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE II E.
- ceiyed at this Office for the following materials
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-09

nj ,5jgIt pIgfpil y ffI ~ % 5s.ie9N1Rli r.
~ l,. :, ..sI- o le.t l.E1,R' 40 p ,h9a-l :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-28
News Items.
trst,,spAsd 70 tA yss Yo,i ss~

II Understood that the greater portion of Gen.
srsl Kip-tret's Cavalry Division vill enlis, for
the VA
The story ofths capture Of the negro pilot Robert
Small by the rebels at Charleston, Is uatre. let.
ter from . Trustworthy correspondent ssys that he
vss sti acting - . pilot In the fleet.
IL accordance With instructions received from the
Emperor, the Russian Minister, Mr.. Ldvsrd do
stosck. bad an sudisnes Of the President satur-
day for the purpose Of expressing the thanks Of the
imperial government for the kind reception Of the
vosels Of the Rissian navy in the United sts.ee.
Aros,, in charge Of Csp'sin Ansvorth was, . day
or tso sinec, cent up the warwick River from Fort,
REL" Monroe. and sneesedsd In bringing away ,hres
stationary engines belonging to rsbes, and suitable
for the running power Of numbering mnr. one Of
which IL very valuable.
Ell Ewrss for msnv yesrs st the head ~ ,hs
Na'hv1le Rsr, aud ,ub.e ,uen.ly an setivs and inu
snta orator in tho reseio has written letter to
relative in that city, expressing desire to return to
HE sles ancs under the Presdsnts proposition. and
advising sil HI, friends N pursue the Same course
TUE officers Of tho sunh,at Acacia arrived on sat
urdAy report that when they left Hslifar van ants
Gu, for eight Of the prstes OF tho Che,spe,te
oil OF whom we're in the city. but that doubt
full II any arrests viii be made. tn, police we're in
the interes, Of the rebels, ard the people bitterly o
posed To such measure
THs 81. Croix HnALr, published A. Calais, near
the border Of New BrInswiek, states that much sI.
element eIists thcie In Consequence Of apprchcn.
sions Of c ntemplsted raii by rebel ss.ns and
roushs from the vicinity OF St John. The citizens Of
Calais and Eastport have formed themselves into
| home guards obtained arns md Ammunition and
hold themselv,s in readiness for any raid that may
be attempted.
| A. accident occurred Saturday night at Bristo.
Station, Va. train Of ten ears nom brandy Sta
ion for Alexandria, owing to the switch being placed
the ~roos way, ran into tho dis track and, on
reaching the end OF Il, the LOGON motve and four
we're thrown down an smbankmspt, . distance Of
eight feet Two the top Of . car and another
inside we're killed, and siI seven persons we're
xourded.
/ THKRs 10 nothing nom the Army Of the Polo
mae number Of stan and corps officers are
Witt 10 Warrington The town Of Culpepper snd its
vicinity 1. now occupied by strong force OF in
fantTy AMI batteries attached The 70 enlistment Of
other veterans IL rapidly Progressing the coming
in faster than blanks can DO furnished from W ash
inston for this purpoae. Seven reg ments have
already organized two-tbirds Of their number, and
viii be entitled to return home furloush, with
arms and equipments. Onsis the 95d Nsv York.
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Fre0 south urricn -Actuni War between
Ecuador and Columbia

The steamship Atlantic. from A'pin-sll, Dec. is,
has arrived. She brings . large smount n freight
and His EIeellency FL Presiden, baUios and lady
II San Salvador, ne p,.,engsr. Tho TIaEs furnishes
% with the follow ns information
Puna,n1, Dee. 1.-two schooners and three
Iaunebes, With twelve guns and hve hundred men,
htm Guayagui, Ecuador entered the port Of Iu-
usco, in our peighhorns STATE Of C,uca IN this Re-
Dublie the Tth instant, and took Io,se.,!0n Of t
without resistance on the part Of the ,mall garrison
lsn there hv Gen hosqucra. some OF the primo pal
lnt sbits nts fed the approach Of ect, three
or .uur nave reached fAnsiua We hzd report
y previous steamer that the ,ioyernment Of tcns-
lor we're pepsrins 10 tako this hO.iIle step, but
no credit vas gwen T..
On the 22d Of November Geu. Flores, comm and G
hr Eeuadorian army, Issued poo snlAtiou the fist
II which ives that he found himself compelled, 10y the
hostile and threatening atude Of he latter, 10 ro's
tho frontier Of Colombia, and g. fnake war on her.
This proclamation w1s followed ~ an immediate
Uovement lie crossed the river Carohl at the head
n 6,OO0 men, and ettahshed hl. l.Hdlusrt'rs IN
TuIuerrss He say, he shsll advance at once
On Pasto. and attack Nosguefa there. Mos
nsrA's little force near the hOnuer had already
gHGFn to 1000 or 1900 n Besides these,
40 men are marching fIom Cas-, IN CaueA, 10
bin him. Gen. Sanchez has 2,o'J men in fopayhn,
The Capital Of the STATE and gems, GutisrTee and
Lopez, on their way 10 CarcA, will take o consider
kle force With them from the states Of Coni naI9N
60 AID Tolina II will be but = short time before
Hosquers viii have ten thousand men IN
the hsld. be will then march on Quito and
sstls the little s6aiIs Of Eeusdor g hi,
Ming hosQaGs hss hssly borrowed $4,000 hard
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Washington. Dee. fS.-A circular has been issusd
from the Adussnt Generals ofaes, part sf shieh is
Is folloss
Fret air months trccre, nov In the ssrviee II
tio uited siates. vho may desire 10 rsenli.t for
IN ee ycAt or during the before the expiration
o he ~ mopthe term, vil be re snlist cd fer the In
ersAed term, under the follow ine regulations.
Nhsre thres.fourths Of . rssinenf or other ~.
san.ston reenss the officers thei eof oil he per-
mitsd 70 retain the rsnk held by them under the
mouths tsrn.
2 should lsss thss three -fcurths re enlist ssid
force shall b. orssniEed into eomrap les
OF the authorized strength, and oforred by .ueh on
esfs a. may be selected om the or snsi comma nd hy
The commanding General Of the army % Department.
ne rersiposr will be continued under the r,msin-
ips ofto,r. until the sipiratiou OF the sI pths
'srm aud discharged from the service.
II the Government shall not require ths.e uooys
for the full perod Of three ,ear then they sha b
mustered honorably ont Of the service befors the
prauon Of their term Of enlistment; they shall re-
oevs, upon being mustered out the whole smount Of
bounty remaining unpaid, the ssms - n the full
term bad been served. The legal heirs # recruits
uho dn IN serr,cs shall ts entitled to receive the
shols bounty remaining unpsid 81 the time Of the
ssidisr's death
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General Intelligence.
tBy katl TO tAs NY. SUM-

Tn. First Nstionsl ranh Of ludiaespoli. has teen
,elected o. permanent tepnGtnf, OF public moneys
Tho circulating notes u the bank ere delivering.
Tns acceptance II General Measher's Isss-
nston has been cancelled BY the wsI Department
ins 10 day OF Tuesday,
C lncnnAt, ono of the ouriostss for sal. isa cane
ont Of the tree under which Generals Grant and Pom.
horton arranged the terms Of the surrender Of vch'
burg.
Tuv Rur.isn Admiral ard . number of bis oficsrs
called General Butler, st forIsr Monroe, ye.,er
dsv, The Admiral say. he .hal ssnd part Of his fleet
West Ibdes and back
Tn, Aontrssl papers are eomplsisinf Of the sIodus
Of lsborer, from Canada TO the United ststss. Thsy
say that 90 many lsbotorine have lsft tho prov
lnee TO earn the hish wases hat are paid in the
load tho ,hipe at the whsrves IN Montreal.
Twssr, rIvr deserter. from Hards,s army Who
into Chsusnoosa on the Pad, report that Tenn
70 sfty, where the Prssidents Proclsnstion Va.
received, which met with much favor by the Tenn
ss'es and Georgia troops
THs rebel chief Of cavalry In Georgia whr,lsr, 1.
a.. al voik Nino colder. we're captured on Tues.
day last between thattanoosa and Harrison by him,
KnoIviils .s1ins dovn un,on as. @ ns p
nou mrn, and p.ekins up s'rassIsr' The unionir''
are much alarmed
a conaysrorpsrr Of the Cincinnati Coxxrpr,L.
iouns, said to have foiged lsud warrants ten ears
80" 'ne n ,%9as o. ro m %. doI =,
twenty thousand doIlAts offered a. the time hs
de- d was committed. lie was taken TO Washington
SUNDAY.
pArEsso, New jersey !, u. headluarter. Of the
SILK manufactures in tie United StAtcs $50 he nds
are now emp Dyed mostly feusles whose annual
psyros snOunt to flbO,O0 The ,iik comes from
China and japan, and Ia converted into at lin ng,,
ribbou., nrckiiet. hsss sewing tvis', 6c. Two
fret factories ave about 10 10 started, wh.n the
,ilt mauuactufes Of Paters0n, viii exceed that Oi
all the rec, ofthe United states
The l. chuond EIAsIsgs Of December 18Th, sp
pear to bs coming Of th- condition o
tho Contsderacy. 1t save THE adjective 'Contsd
! crate ~ applied &c tie various make shiits Hn
| SonnlimsntaTy Confederat. coffes 10 Ios.ted rye
/ Coniederate paper 10 only At for wrapping parcels
Coneders.s Svords are - harmless - II they vsrs
| made OF lead Confederate notes ere treated ss
! they we're more valuable than caadle-lighteD."
| Or the morning Of the f3d, hstbost that be
! tween ksmphis and the AIkansas shoee, IN the CO
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LOCAL NEWS
Skw YoRx AND Tnk VICINITY.

On.goulxs or Gr.rnAL CoHconAN 1T was
,..u,.,.d cha, no fave, than tan ,hou,.nd persons
i,i,,A,h. ,.o,.,no,.. po.,, n, s.,u.d,, 10 tai. .
i,, a, An. ts,u,s, of ,he d.ee..,d soldier and
.,,,o, -h.n.,, ,o ri. .n,n .r..r ,.l.nd ,oysd Anne.
,,c, IN. l.nd Of hi, .toptiou Tho Governors Room
and avenues thsrto we're nsd with piaet' ana every
thing wore . sombrs appearance -Four man OF bis
>, .c, - =. ,h. =.
old company "a o''hl 5000 10 s"s'" o''' NV ~
IN ains, and relieved every two hours, from the
time OF their arrival On Christmas morning, until
thoy taken TO their last resung place yesisidv
Afternoon
besternAy u'orh'nS' ~ e'o'h' wv """' ""'
r,ovsd In "A, Patrotv Cathsdra uId y the escort Of
-. .o., -. ..,,,,n.n,., h. c,n, rh.oAo,.
Co A, 18th Regiment commanded oy 'ap'' ihoo'o''
oc,,s,, ~ an. co,h Rs,,m.nt os,eo,, of tho It,h
-, - n ,.,o., .
Brsnhe' &C. on,sfv III o'if'hs afs~ h'' oc'oeaA
solemn hish mas, OF reuism vas sung for the rspo.s
=, ,.,..ol .,. Va, p,. p.,ho, Starr, v a b.in,
VI "'' e"'' '"' ' 80
the celobrant, Eev. Easeus Mcclure, deacon, Rev
m, u.s.s.nv .uh deaeon Aud Rev NcSisrn,v
~ a. a.. '
master OF the ceremonies AZ the close OF 'ho mas
the Very Rev. Vicar General delivered an
,,,,...i.. and .lo,uspt sdd,.., In vhieh
'nip''"o s"" ''SiN' ''
h. alluded in closing terms to the career
the deceased as q citizen, soldier and . ohris
= -, -..
uth' sftet vhich 'ho e"uin "ss sssin 'e""'o"
to the Governors room, where thousands svalled
.....o. ~ ,h. ,.,,ni..or "a IA ,i.v m. ara
'""'' " ~ ~ -
Of deceased Az ~ miha'es 10 o'e'oet tne coma s'
brought to tho hearse undsr q salute from the 69tb
p,. III. n, .,.bt hor,e. in
nesNh"' "o y, ..nr," CO.
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New Orleans and Texas,
Favorable Prssre.. or Affair.".

~ ID. steamer Georse Washington and Mississip
", ve have from New Orleans TO the 1871 in,t
They hiring number OF Federal officers and hatch
Hrrbel prisoners. among the latter Ma or.Gsnstel
Gssdper, formerly Commander a; Port Hu,.on.
Advioes from Brovnsville state tha, large eIpcii.
ton under Gen. washburnc had started for Lsvsres
and Indianoia, and 1t Is probable that both the'c
piaess are In our possession ere thi, The TeInns
eesred dhroscd 70 welcome troops, and 10
rejoice In the sssedy restoration OF the state to the
Union. II vas thousht that troops -ould he eoIeen.
stsd At San Antonio for the overthrov ofthe rcs,,
sndsr hseruds. AZ Brownsville, IN. houses sbsn-
loned BY the rebels which include in The town.
ere occupied by forces The country for one hun
cred mllss back and TO sbovs ona, about two hun.
0red miles up the river IL visited by seouts. aud
rebsl property, wherever found taken into cur yos-
ssssion.
Gov. Hamilton and san onseen lately visited Gov
ee1na, Of TamauIipas. at kaismoras, uron invita-
tion, as Gens Bsnts and Dams had done few days
before, snA we're received they we're With salute
u 90 sunA sad Handsomely entertained by the Gov.
amor ~ his house. Gov serna Welcomed Gov Ham
uton in speech. to which Gov Hamilton replied.
The navigation Of the Mississippi river /. less inter
suptsd. The gunbosu are keeping . sharp look out
A party from the 10th Illinois Regiment secuted as
far - Traty on the Black river. aud captured %
Srisoner.
A convention OF the Union Associations of Loui,i.
AS assembled at New Orleans on tho 18Th oi 10
sember, for the election Of dscsstss TO the Conv.n
tiop Of southern Union Men, at Ioui'vill,, Nv. -
associations represented including del, cation
n eoloved freedman. An snort w,s 10 be ade 20
bold the General Convention at New Oreau. in
Slsee Of Louisvis. Preparations for the state elee
uon In Louisiana we're progressing under tho dreo
don Of the FEDERAL oficsrs.
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
4 New Expedition Started.
GREAT SECRECY OBSERVED.
Interesting From Texas
OUR FORCES VERY ACTIVE.
ANOTHER WAR IN S. AMERICA.
Colombia Invaded BY Gen. Flores.
Miscellaneous Local News.
LAUNCH OF The DICTATOR.
Description Of the Great Ship.
FUNERAL Of GENERAL C0RC0RAN.
&e.. &C.. &c.
Colombia Invaded by Gen. Flores.
Miscellaneous Local News.
LAUNCH OF The DICTATOR
Description Of the Great Ship,
FUNERAL Of GENERAL CORCORAN.
Charleston.
Dan Tines in the Harbor.

Povtysss Mo~yoe, Dee. 9I-Ths United States
Wesmer Hs"sehuse,ts arrived this morning. fom
Charleston BAr. With $40 discharged men. - sick,
and 10 rebsl prisoners espiured on tho rebel
Cheatham. The Msssschuseus hs, on board . portion
Wths fshsl obstuotions from Charleston Hsfbor.
forwarded 10 " sshinston By Admiral Dahlsuen.
Chssisston Harbor dates TO Dec. 2Ath state, that
10 event Of importance had occurred since the sailing
q the last steamer There had been but little frlns
bet~een the land batteries the lAst few days The
ironsidss and Monitor, all lying safe At their
snehorasss There vas present prospsct Of active
operations.
On Friday. the smsli bost ofthe s,esm-tus Clover
~ overturned while soinf through the surf at Lght
House Inlet. Several boat, went to the assistance Of
The erevtvo of which we're .'o esP.red by the heavy
~. AZ one time. t.snty.:so men And officer, we're
Nrsts'ns in the water sr men we're drowned, ono
Il than bsins masters mate Davies, ofthe Clover.
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pAc,ty Of ferry, vent o O,e-ton on . resulsr tin
.rd .ecinr no sn. Of LIE about the land ne. landed
She had hardly touched shore, when party OF suet-
y la~- 'irte~n In number rushed dosp TO the land
ine. And conmeneed firing upon her rs,.ensers and
ors and rpsny Of The ns.ensct. pniled ui their re-
yoverr and used them. Tso bullet. sruct the com
mander OF the fiat killing him instantly. t4dv OF
oots we're Instantly sent over, but the band Of vsS
aboads Aad departed
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dollar, in London. vtieh L. Cute . biz thing" in
these .tiutes, and ~ will dve him srsa, -estt
sta net such IN irnIoveri.hed country Fcuado.
~ the act s'ssmsr from Carthssena 10 Asp n-all.
le,rn that the sbols Rsruh.ie vill favor the
atslnt kcutdor, and 'he feeling for ~n will Ne much
eftster vhen he PEOPLE on the Catribesn aud Nas.
daena learn the facts Of the invasion OF our Tertiary
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An Exp.di,i.n from Beaufort, =. e.

Boston, Dee. 26.-The TaAvsLLEn. n thi. eiSy, has
letter from Beaufort, 5. C., dated the 2?d inst.
which says; "An srpedtion Is about starting, all In
harry and uneertain,y No ose knows iu destins
ton but the fact that It 10 10 he commanded hy Gen
srs Seymour In iicstes that is Of importance for
he 10 fighting man. The order 10 strik, tents Nss
gven sir O'Clock. and at ten o'clock they cG'
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From tAe SSn !yaroi Rerortt,l

A'ol i"e NJ" a"emps 70 'sunch osf' almost .
mouth NO Hlsd tns seeond s"sinp' h~ uoeeeded'
s"u 'n' uo" noa's Wouoy upon 'ne "ss'' NOT
snn"snaiae 'ne "et 'nst no uohs" were r'ued'
and 'ns. mission "" c0nhned 70 . fev naval ON
es's ana 'ne rcpresen'stiV" OF the fre's the pre-
eineu ofthe vast 'h I-hou'e' In which the vessel v
e~'' we're on safnrday crowded 10 sIesss The
"uu.n "" 70 tsAe p'ses ~ ~ o'cioet, out long ns'
ORC tha' nout io'n suse'' I" 'A % WIN sVenus' VI"
tn'eAy "udded Win prfsons osndiss thsu way TO
inc river Inc nAtnof Also Ts'ented q very anima-
tsa appearance hundfsds o. small boa' piled TO
ana ITO All nl'ed WIN psnens ana the desfs OF oil
mercantile ves'ls near the shan we're cro"dsd
Win spectators The steamer FMso vas literally
erammed With people, who shouted and chesred for
hour, Desor. the ceremony. cOn.p,caou. among til.
assembly vs Capt. Ericsson, sho for the first time.
sA' cs'' no"eso 'ns n""sh' secretary OF tne
Na'S foil' Commodore storsr. Admiral Gregory,
CHI" Engineers Siiriert. kobie, LAYTON, his Honor
rs r.yo. nan.n',. o"p.. wo,asa, AND many other
> tu''' .'' 'V W -.
;aa; 3 % S" her Wy, .S'n ,s. blocks. -,S' %
-, :. a. -. ~. "or -,
been d.p...d to esri.,.p her, no, ' s.,os p,,..u. %
vorsmsn ..,.sd the bo,,,s ~ v,n. .u..hsd 4, .c,..
her bows. and NAMED her III. "pie,.,or- tn. con.
struetorp On noun oed the launch perfect suceeaa
- - = -
II having been ffsauensl, s,a,sd that the Dictator
"sn oe'sn no"e'sa- 'ne 'u,pression p'eVs' 'nN sne
,h me n's .nd S'n'. vessels bull.
,t.. r.,
po'A'of mas none OF 'hs patspnsfnahs o sueh ocean
vessels .' .s AZ. in the habit of ooiins a, in our har
rissns, no eap'.n on deei-po,hins. IN fact. th..
looks like an ordinary ship. tall man could almost
dip his hands into the ~ater from her dech en- which
Q same Of hsss ball might b played, even With the
tur.t ON
TINS huA
The snsions of the ul Of the ve.sei are q fol-
io,. Frt,.o. i.r.,h 49,, ali ~ So. ~. -. =,
o"s'" o' s ''eo'' '"o s' oVoi
hanr hens 81 foet- and forward overhang Is feet,
leaves 100 fse, between perpeudiculsrs. extreme
80. % "s,.. 40 ,,-,,s" .I,,..'
Monior and the monisors that are nov in course Of
.o,.,.,..,.. - p,....,. 49,. ,,,.
" sA""'"V "'"'
.s, nsIs. ,n, o'sn'; 20. being Of 's.' metal, psI
..-. .
s'pssishee vnen she completely ont OF water IL
ordinary ship were lifted UP and an immense shef
ofIi f,., =, icon r,.,.a an a.. =, ~, a.,
80 y" Wv 'op'' "' u"A WV
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would ressnb,e the Dictator Yverv fran. and hes m
hh'ensa IN thc most secure manner, and 70 b,iove
the bolts are oil put 10 red hot TO render thsm sum
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lehs'nV"s eseo posm oe'ns ABOUT isH inehos square
These wooden slAbs srs fastened to the Iron frame
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Our Ocean Iron Clads.

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