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DISPERSION OF REBEL CAMP IN TENNESSEE
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY
Headquarters, Cincinnati, January 2, 1868
Major Gen HALLECK, General n-ChieE
Major Gen Granger reports that he has received de-
spatca from Major Foley commanding an expedition sent
by m 10 Elk Fork Campbell county Tennessee, CON-
posed OF two hundred and fly Of the Sixth and Tenth
Kentucky Cavalry stating that Sunday morning ast he
surprised camp Of rebels three hundred and ty str,uo
at that place, killing thirty woundng one hundred and
seventysx, and capturing yone without the loss Of 4
man. All of their camp equipoge was burnt, eighty
horses, aud a large amount of arms captured
H. G. WRIGHT
Major General COMMANDING
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A VENERABLE SUBSCRIBER.

We do not often indulge ourselves ia the publicity Of
atterog or friendly letters which occasionally receive
from our pstrons and 10 making the annexed
ception We are quite willing to incur the charge Of vanity
for the pleasure Of laying it before our readers.
UTICA, On. ~ DECEMBER 30, 1862.
Messrs. GALES e. SsAToS--GESTIEMEN; Enclosed
6ni draft for $l2 for subscription OF my father EZEKIEL
BACON TO tbs National IneIIgencer At the age OF 50,
having grnndson OF 70 who has just given hs e for the
country at fredericksburg he lives mostly IN the 1ss end
your paper ne much necessity to him ssrt Yves
6fty wears sgo Very respectfully, yours. nsaa 3
WM ,. BAcoE,
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INAUGURATION or o6vSRNoR sEYMou1

| +
ALBANY, JAN. The inauguration Of Gov. Seymour
took place yesterday After the administration Of the oath
OF 'co Coy Morgan delivered an interesting congratua-
Tory address ling his attention 10 The highly prosperous
condition Of the stae and closing with some peril tent a.
| lasions t. national sf,rs
The millions OF people, he said who are now aroused by
Imaginary wrongs to eses passion cannot at once return
10 reason Their resentment will have To co ANA the
deson under which they are acting to be dsspatd but
Tho time must surely when the people of the 81 nth
will again the sovereignty honor the same laws
and fight under tie flag. At present we uust use
the word IL cannot be sheathed until tb ia rebellion
shall lay down their and the Consultation aud the
laws shall have uniform sway
AT tho conclusion Of Gov Morgans address, which was
warmly applsuded--
Gov. SEYMOUR Thanked the Ex-Governor for his kind
expressions and coed wishes and congratulated him on the
able close Of his administration, and said:
have solomny sworn to support the Constitution OF
the United States with all its grants reservations and
guarantees, and sha support it. have also sworn to
support the Constitutions Of the State Of New York. with
al lis powers and rights, and shal uphold IT, have
sworn to support the duties Of the Office of Governor Of
the Stale, and with yolr aid they shall be faithfully pcr-
formed The constitutional laws are meant for the guild
ance OF our al conduct and for your protection and
welfare The fret law recorded for my observance u ne
declaration that shall bu the duty of the Government TO
maintain and defend the sovereignty and Jurisdiction Of the
State, and the strict Injunction Of the II
thst the Governor shall take that the laws are faith
fully executed So help me God this ehalI be
Gov. Seymour said he would not dwell at the present
moment national affairs. The position Of New York
State had been happily attended to by his
and his views the subject would be laid before the
Legislature While knowing that bis position gave him
but little control over national affairs he yet ventured to
trust that before the end of his term of service the coun
try would be again great glorious and united "a it was
in other days Of the Republic
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ceedngs and practice which has bern customary In the
Courts Of the United States and Lou.sanahs judgment
10 BIO final aud concusiye Ard do hereby authorize aud
empower the Judge to make aud establish such rules
and regulations as may be necessary for the exercise of
his Jurisdiction and to appoint Prosecuting Attorney,
Marshs and Clerk Of the said Court who shall perform
the functions Of Attorney, Marshal aud Clerk according
such proceedings practices before mentioned and
such rules and may be made and estab shed
BY taii Judge These appointments to continue dur
the military occupation OF the city Of New Orleans or the
restoration OF the civil authority in that city and in The
State Of Louisiana These officers shall DO paid out Of the
contingent fund Of the War Department, compensation as
follows: - Such compens alton to be certified by
the Secretary Of War copy Of this order certified by
the Secretary OF War and delivered to such Judge shall
be deemed and held TO be sufficient commission.
Let the seal of the United States be hereunto affixed.
IL ST. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLItM III. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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THE INDIAN ExEcIrr1oNs

On Friday morning last thriy-eight rpgesders in the
late Indian outbreak and in Minnesota ware buno
AZ Mankato In that State in the presence of some tboa
sands Of spectators The ealows was 80 constructed that
al Of the condemned men fell at once 90 that the awul
spectacle was not prolonged There was no
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I'VE GAiisoRSM LEGISLATURE. Legislature o.
california; u divided politically follows Senate Union
o. Democrats y House-Union 65, Democrats 49, A
United STATES Senator In place sf Mr. Latham IL to BE-
chosen b.5
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RE-occUPATIoN OF BATON ROUGE, (LA.)

Our latest dates from New Orleans to the goth in
slant On the 10th Gen Banks dispatched Gen. Grover,
and considerable force, supported by the sloop war
Richmond and FIVE gun-boats, to occupy Baton Rouge
which has been hell by the enemy since s evacuation by
order Of Gen Butler. The expedition arrived at Baton
Rouge the morning of the 18th and occupied the city
without opposition the few rebel troops that stationed
there abandoning it haste On the 10th the troops st
held possession without moestaton by the enemy who
reported concentrating considerable strength at
Port Hudson twelve miles further up the river where
Is said powerful Notifications have been constructed to
resist the advance OF forces up the Mississippi
10 addition to the prompt dispatch Of this expedition and
the publication Of his proclamation Gen. Banks also issued
on the 10th two important orders the suspendog the
public sale OF property account Of the United States
and the other requiring all military aud civil officers Of the
Department who experimenting public works have
sssumed to control direct private public property
report him the character Of such works the number Of
persons employed description Of the property he'd and
the authority on which their proceedings based
Z his latter order has given rise to numerous copjecres
add is believed to be aimed at certain irregularities which
have cept in under the administration of Gen Butler
Among other important items Of from New Orleans
is the statement that Col Hamilton the Union refugee
from Texas, accompanies Gen. Bankss expedition with
commission as Military Governor of Texas and also that
as Provisional Judge of the State with commission from
tho President investing him with penary Judicial powers
The and extraordinary features Of the commission of
Judge Pesiody viii attract general attention We append
a copy oft:
EXECUTIVE MANSION
Washington October 90, 1862
The nsurrectou which has for some time prevailed in
several Of The States of this Union including Louisiana
having temporarily subverted and swept away the civil In
stuons of that State including the Judiciary and the in
dics authorities OF the Upon that it has become
cessary TO hold the State in military occupation and IL
being ndpensaby necessary that there shall be ju-
dca trkpnel existing there capable Of administering jus
tcc have therefore thought II proper to appoint and
do hereby constitute Proysoos, Court which shall be
court Of record for TIE State OF Louisiana and do hereby
appoint Charles A Peabody, Of New York. to be PFoya-
ca Judge to hold sid court with authority to hear try
and determine all causes, civil and criminal including
causes in law equity revenue and admiralty and psrticn-
lsry all such powers and jurisdiction belong 10 the Dis
tct aid Circuit Courts Of the United States conforming
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Major General BUTLER arrived here last evening, and
Is stopping at the National Hotel
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AN ACT for the admission Of the State Of West Virginia
uto the Union and for other purposes.
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ADDRESS OF GEN. BANKS AT NEW ORLEANS

WILLIsM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
The Union Pacidc Observation-Disclosures -
Directors and OMcers.

Tho requisite amount Of stock having bes9
taken the stockholders In this company were called y
gethsr ct their ofoe No. 81 William street In this civ
on Thursday. the qsth ult fos the choice u drsot0
and officers. There o fun attendance ana WI
great Iutcrcst manifested BY all present. Tho mesen
was organized by the appointment Of Hon George
dyka Mayor Of the city. az Chairman, and hcnTX ~
Poor Rad. Secretary The number OF directors ~ ri
Ing frst determined upon. tho Convention prooeso'"
ballot with the following resllL vlk; <r, an
Geo Opdyks N. Y City .?cc1 VIM. y. Osdsn
yohn =. Du " $500, I,t ass;.r Bsston. .304
- =; gursnr ~ ~ "a, ~ a tsmhsId Boston 20Y
g. ~ yunnam' ~ lN"y,ssSa ~ R.shnsiL n Haves IN
~ ~, a.: Ssgl Ia. II Sorasoa. Scraar
F. IL oioson, ~ Oy.. W. 'os y D. ,,..........leY
J. 4. LAnief NJ Y. City. 3o0Il ton .:a Phs 20Qf
A. q. Jerome n Y. City = - nsvcnpors low Mo-
A. A. Low N. Y. City,. ?0'l u.nrv' davenport,
q. T. NJ. Davis, N !. City vi =. ~" ..,,,,,,le1
Aug Belmont. NY. City. ~ 10 S.conb Wilmins.
L. c. Clark. N. Y City osi...,,,,,.,..NoB
Cha. Iatsie T., SMy i''ssx Augustus keuusss Que
O. ei!.ssi Say b. t N:Si s.1ii:i. jss3
l.. froyn, A'sny,' Is. c. Pomsroy, Aiohison.
r.. ~. sso'vT 4 S56l kansee
TSs total numbs Of shares sold (of o. oo es'A' W
2.oo7. r,;d.x s,r sloc,ou og ofacssA
chan Major DEN John A. DIX was chosen fIesasns
wa r,mr,n, Thomas g. Durant Vice Prcsideasi ssS
y ne CISCO Treasurer and Henry " Poor, Secretary.
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Walter Brown. m.n,hiv wssl Cire.ls~


Term. Of rsyusns-Ss' III aa'snp'''s' & "es' On "
e csoso.t seIsc,sd Saxon, Fleece. saosse.
Thrsnasr,sr, and faIi blooded Nesino Fleece soee&
S. ; ri:s,. 1 s,sdI r,..o. ,,vn.
Common Fleece. 1gaI)e.
Canada Fleece, 7o613c
Nsw.Yort City E.,rA Pulled, 1,a.s
N.v.yo,s cry s ~ P Ps1ss "a az Ss:<.
Coaa,ry Erin Pulled, !Issoa
County sup~r Pulled IsrNe
coan,Iy no PHI ps,t.s s' ;,SEa
Canada Pulled, &eta
C.,IScrn,A Unw,shed Fleso-., in srsdss 00QA
C,iiforui. Washed Pulled 43d6sc.
Csnornia Common Washed Pulled, ,sd*a
Calilssnis Washed Fall Clip In grsdcs, BONA
Austvsi,as Cape. d.
Australian Fine Unwsshsd <odset
Cape OF Good Hope Fine Cn~Ahed sy0@e
sp.n.h Mediup, Black UnwAshsd. 0@o&
African unwsshed 3J6yo
Mexican wshed. aad4sc
Sosh AmevSH1s-
Buencs Ayres unwa.hed sa1eny r!eeos So1S>
Eu.nos Ayres u Nv ashcd Merino Feecs, J1S4
Iasao. Ayrcs Unwashcd Mosliae. In lots. oe<6A
Fn,ro Rios Walked. ,! dTe
Fn.re Rios INV shed ?od9Se-
Iofdova W aAnsd, *ofsSc
Peruvisn Washed. t5GtTc.
Peruvian INV ashed. 236pc.
Gillian Fine INV ssoed 80 &c
lhl,an Common Unwsahcd. ?o9eo
S@rSs.
Smyrua Pine wa,hed. 30d35c.
snyrn. Low and Medium Washed, VIVA
SMYRNA Gray Washed. Sd<lo-
smyrna white Iimad Pulled. l61ls&
smyrus Gray Lined Pulled. iaeiSc
Suyrus In Grease, 5000.
Russils>
pon.io. Washed Long White l3ac&
Dou.to, " ashed Long BLACK, <0e<seL
Edss IgG.s.
Washed White medium 20 One. 0osoa
Washed White, common, 90 30.
Yellow 3, Gaze
Black. 32d3oc-
Turkey, Washed, t!t3oe.
Turkey. Unwashed, .29!7c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03

TorAL OLD AsD sEv.-Chy Prime, =; last month Il ~
thi. date last year, Lis. Rspsstsd ceicsgo d..
last mooth 4loi thls date last ysG. 2se2 Eskosd ~
3li; l,s, month it5 this dsse last yes 81 ksiass
. 7oi las. month 1iss this aa.s fass year. issS ns
Prime = Las, month. u; tbs date as yeA.. Vtcss
Prime Me., 10; month. III this aste ~ yea -
Country Mesa SOD; Las. month 70 this date 40 ye
,es 49, Las; month, this date laas yess
Uninspec,ed bbl., 5,l?s; last month ~ tns ssas -
go. TotLs-35 In lAst norsn. SSsSei ten ~ 49,
Tor?
Ana IN addition 70 above 10 oos bbls kes Post. md ~
hbla Prime Mes for Government use
stTGAhS-Raw hsve been in faI demand and sss hner
ii.dic fair Rennns and 26l2ie for good do saies q =
hhds Ia lie for Cubs snd lJoi5tc TOT NsW-oS>
Refined srr unchanged -. -
sEEDs-The market l. qriet bu. steady q iooiic f6s 81
d,assd at 81 sJa 81 IS - 10 Rough fax Seed esao
bu. ,-Acr aud wanted 1t - ga e35f 3n.
TOBACCO-Thsrs has bern only moderate ousnoss 49,
since or lasi prices remaining about tbs ssme
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Dentistrp.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

4 CREAM DISCOVERY.
n ANEsTHErIC NITROUS 0xIpn ,.uR
THrTH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED WiIhUv.
i; ia superior 70 chlorofosm o. sshss. and pes'se
causing quiet .esp with ps.. ssnssVcs az q
"awlsdss Of ths patient Teeth allied and srtinols
rssrv description nssrts Perfect :.iiaf.celea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
List Of Candidates In yemina a ion.
NEW YORK,

The State election takes place tomorrow,
November 8, when Secretary Of State. Controller,
State TIeasrer Attorney General State Engineer and
Surveyor. Canal Commissioner Inspector Of State
Prisons and Judge Of the Court Of Appeals eight Jus
tees of the Supreme Court two Judges Of hs Superior
Court Register and Supervisor in this city County
Judges Treasurer ard Sunogaes IN most Of the ooun
ties, and members Of the Senate and Assembly wiz b.
voted for. The State tickets In nomination are.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03

Totss ....:As37 $3.50 ss41 1919 13Sss lass i,!a
TorAL OLD N.w-Clss. $751; last month -, ~
d.ts lat ysaI b. ,os Thin Me-. ~, ss n0Sss $3.50
thi. Dat. . yss 2osa Psn. NE, Nee: 81. -. o.1S a,
tns date last year 70. Prime last MONTH s:s ~
date last yes soio Ramp. t1; Last month s't ~
th: date sss yeS, sx3 Do Prime Mess tess I.st month
S,O7sI this dat. La. yeu. Refuse Prime hos' .s:
la, month 32O4 this dsss lat yeU $751; Uninspecssd
OS5; last month"; 1875 this dsie last year. NS. as"s~
ll2 76; last month l4 eeJ; this date last year. ioS"
Get Lam Anne Par cre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03

OYDsyHSd6
Daniel u. 81. John.
Sanford T.. Church.
.M. Is. CLamplin.
William Is. Lewis.
Van X. Richmond.
WulisIa ". Wright.
Dsyjd Is Nc ell
William 4. Ala5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03

The Bank Statement continues TO show
decrease Of deposits and loans. The large business OF
Saturday docs not appear In the statement Ths move
ment at bank does not promise chcap money for some
time probably not under per cent until tho Two Year
Notes are paid for. The comparative statements %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
CITY GOVERNMENT.
HAZARD Of Aldermen.
tOryiciAL.l

iOyyicIAL.l STATED snssos--Nondsy, Nov. Z, 1901
PTosent--Aldermsn FronenL
Alderman FE0nRHT tool the chair and the roll having been
called quorum appearing the Board was arcIsisd a.
y. I. VALENTINE. C!otk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03

CANpIDATEs WITHDRAwS.-Alexand Ward
has retired from tho field for the scn"sorAip In Inc
With District and John ID. Bailey In tho Sh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03
BTATk.

Secretary Il s.sts. .Ch'neey NJ. Depew,
6tsts Coutrolier. .Lucins Robinson,
Attorney GeDsssI. .Osn. John tociIs'''
otsts TfsAsnref..., Geo. w. SchnybH'
Stats Enxinsss. WIN. y. Isylor'
CsuL Con uliss'r. Benz amin n. broos,
Ina Of 1t. Prisons. Jaipes X. bates.
SudSs c. Aprsais o. Henry H. ssidsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03

The following are designated o. the places In
each Election District In tie several Wards OF
tbs city a. which elections shall DO held. until other
wise ordered. II. l. NAIENTlrb,
Octoher o. 1861 Cork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03

TALON IL in fair deni.nd but the msrks heevyj -
Of IS oo and " tca ~ life fes Western ssd oSeDsH -
City. ~. a., g..
without uinch change: saes Of ~ oeaA q sS$~ssS ~
STATE and slotl4c. ios WesisrAA
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-11
DIR. HUGHES
Eclectic Medical lnflrmary.

Established for the treatment Of those diseases IN
eoth seres. Requiring Experiences, skin, Honor aud
dsifcacg.
DRIyATE CoNsULTATIoNs.-Dr Hughes has
Il for a number of years confined bis attention to
diseases OF certain class During his practice he
has treated thousands of cases, and in no instance
has be met with q failure. The remedies are mild,
and there interruption of business or change OF
diet. Dr. Hughes Is In constant attendance from
In the morning until 10 at night, al his Office, lem
pie street Charges moderate, and cure guaranteed
In all cases. Separate rooms. so that no will be
seen but the Dr. himself. His remedies cure disease
when all other remedies fail without dieting,
or restriction in the habits ofthe patients with
out the disgusting and sekening effects of most other
remedies cases In few hours; cures w!th-
out the dreadful consequent effects of mercury, but
Ia TO anrihilAte the rank and poisonous tsiai
that the blood Is to absorb unless the proper
remedy Is used. The ingredients entirelyveget
Bile, and no injurious effect either constitutional
locally can be caused by using them.
YOUNG MEN. who are troubled with seminal
weakness, generally caused by bad habits In youth.
the effects of which pain and dizziness in the
head. forgetfGlnesd sometimes ringing In the ears,
weak eyes, etc, terminating In consumption or in.
sanity If neglected. are speedily and permanently
cured.
All correspondence strictly confdentisland Will
returned r desired. Address
DIR. j. b. HUGHES,
Nos Temple Street, tcorner of n'ddle),
portland.
~sends stamp for Circular. iuli-dswtfs
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-11


sAMBUcI WINE,
celebratedin Europe forts medicinal aud benefcis
qualities Us gentle Stimuant, Tonic Diuretic, aud
Sudorilc. highly esteemed by eminent physicians,
some Of the aIst families in Europe and America.
Hhas no equal, causing appetite and building up
the system. being entirely pure wine Of mostvsi
ASA DIURETIc
Itimparts healthy seton of the Glands, Kidneys,
and Urinary Organs. very benefoialin Dropey Goui
and Rheumatic Affections.
sPEER's WINE
Il not mixture manufactured article but Ia pure
waited in New Jersey, recommended by chemists and
physicians as possessing medical properties superior
to any other wines In use and excellent article for
all weak and debilta ed persons. and the aged snd
infrm improving the appetite. and benedtting
LADIES' WINE,
Because IL will not ntoxicate as other Wines as II
contains no mixture of sprits or otherouors and is
properties imparting healthy tone to the digestive
organs and blooming, soft and healthy skin and
complexion.
WE REFER TO
sfew weliknown gentlemen and physicians who
Gov. Morgan. II \ STATE, Dr. ward Newark. Il. J.
rs.Darcys NichoD, New. Dr. Marcy, New York
ark, Nj. DR.. Cumming, Portland
DR.. Hayes, Boston.
EY~Eonc genuine Without the signsfure ORAL.
FRED SPEER, Passsic, n. -" Is over the cork OF
each bottle.
tY-MiKE ONE TRIAL or THIS FINE.
For sale by Druggists and all rst class dealers.
City aud town Agents supplied By the State Com.
missoners.
A. sPEER. Proprietor
yrsEyARp-Passaic, New Jersey.
OPYIcE-2os Broadway, New York.
JOHN La FOY. Paris,
Agent for Franceand Germany.
soldln Portland BY II. II HAY. Druggist. Supply
ing gent. dec22d1y
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-11
MISCELLANY.

A. Coco HOTEL ISzoRy MANY good
things have been told Of the worldrenowned
humorist and hospitable proprietor of the
A. Hotel, whose ready wit few are will
ing to encounter. But little incident oc
cured there few days ago which rather worst
ed the doctor. A Lieutcnant-colcnel, who
was wounded at Murfreesboro, had been stop
ping while with him, and on the twentieth
day called for bis bill. The obliging clerk
handed him the document, with twenty days
multiplied by four dollars. The colonel scam
ned the bill, and observed Its footing up-eigh-
~ dollars. he turned TO the doctor, who was
present, and asked him IL he did not think
that was pretty heouy. The doctor, with
slight toss Of the head which indicates a
small whirlwind, said No .ilyou had 70 pay
four dollars for gobler, and dollar dozen
for eggs, four dollars pound tor Rio coffee,
one dollar and twenty-five cents pound for
butter, fifteen dollars bushel for potatoes, and
five dollars a pair for shad, you'd think il
hght.r The colonel ran his eye over the bill
again, and quietly replied. swell l have
been here twenty days and, none OF the things
you have mentined have l seen on your Ia
ble.' 1t is said the doctor rushed out Into the
backyard, and did not cool off till he had
whipped three little piggers.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-11

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
Nary Department. Norerrber l6 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Timber" will be received at this Bureau until
three O'Clock r. n. OF the twentieth day of Decem-
Der next. for furnishing aud delivering under con-
tract at the several Navy Yards at Portsmouth N H.
Boston. New York, and Philadelphia, tho following
described timber and plank for Ordnance purposes:
CLASS ]. White Oak for Gun Carriages.
CLASS III. White Pine and white Wood.
Class III. White Ash and Hickory.
CLASS ". Gum Logs.
Separate offers must be made for tho surpiy Al
each Of the Navy Yards named. and for the White
Oak and tho Hickory, White Wood. White Ash and
Pine; but the Offers be for al Of each descrip-
tion for each Navy Yard.
Bidders arc referred TO the Ordnance Officers AT
the several Navy Yards and stations and TO the Chief
Of the Bureau OF Ordnance. Navy Department, who
viii furnish them with printed schedules. giving
description OF the Timber, time Of deliveries and
other particulars. H. A. WISE
nov2S lawiw fhisf of Bsredu af IN fe,-;1
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-11
Proposals for Cavalry Horses.
'AvALRy BUREAU.


oFFfcE OF THE CHIEF QUARTERxAerrR
,uo,N WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 25 iSSs
tJhufoSALS are solicited and will be received st
i41orssnriss once for the furnishing Of CAVALRY
nohc 70, 70 be delivered at Washington u a
o.; Louis, No, and Chicago, Ills -
me Horses TO comply with the following specia.
Satiohs, VIZ TO be from ffteen i5l to sixteen 1isi
aanas nign rom hvo t5l to nine fe) years old we'll
orexen 70 Tue saddle compactiy built, In good aesh.
The ability ofthe bidder to fudl hi, agreement
must &c guaranteed BY two responsible pcrsons.
whosesignatarss must be appended to the quar-
No proposal VIII be entertained uniess the oath Of
on c In this Office N'S' snAii Va
Tho responsibility of the guarantors must be .hoxn
~ inc Official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
ney.
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant Oplonsl
=. u. Snwtelie, Chief Quartermsster, Cavalry Bu.
for Cavalry Horses"
Cavslry horses agreeing with the above specifics
u7nswi be purchased In open market at fl II prices
~ Inc following places, viz: New York CITY Aha.
ny, buhalo and Rochester. N. Y, Pfttsbnrx pa
Solnmous. Ohio, Boston, Mas, Augusta, Me-, and
Madison, Wis. -" 49,
&. G. SAwTELLR
Lieutenant. Colonel and Chief O srfermaser
hosSouu Cavalry Bureau.