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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11

MEssRs, P. II. DRAKE & Co.:-Please send
rs another twelve eases Of your Plantation
Bitters As morning appetizer, they appear
90 have superseded everything else, and are
greatly esteemed. Yours, &c
GAGE g. WAITE.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11

A gentleman at St. Paul, Minnesota, has
produced, after long labor, six automatic fg-
ures, three Of each sex, life size. They play
upon musical instruments and mind their own
business
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11

The Duke de Dino of Paris, is celebrated
as the possessor of a thousand waiStcoats- "a
garment he has passion for. He should have
4 straight one.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11
VOLUME II. NO. 80.
URBANA UNION
.. ". -. 80.

OFFICR.-Coulsun's Building, second floor }
West side North Aiain-street, near the Square.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11

The Origin OF HANDsHAKINe-Ths
Romans had q goddess whose name vas
Fides, or Fidelity goddess Of faith
and honesty to whom Numa was the
first to pay divine honors. Her onlv
dress was white veil, expressive OF
fraGkness, cardor and modesty; and her
symbol was two right hands joined, or
sometimes two figures holding each other
by the right hand whence, in all agree
ments among the Greeks and Romans, II
was usual for the parties to take each
other by the hand, as a token Of their in
teation to adhere to the compact; and
this custom is in more general use, even
among ourselves at the present day, than
would at first thought be realized.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11

Another wonderful inaelieni, Of Spanish
origin, iInparting beauty TO the complexion
and brilliancy to the mind, is yet unknown to
the commercs or The world, ana we withhold
its name for the present.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11
ILWaE HEWsPlPERsi

Z. Subscribers who do not give express notice
o the contrary, are considered as wishing To con-
luue their subscriptions TO the paper.
q II subscribers order the discontinuancP of
heir periodicals, The publisher m5y continue to
tend them until all arfeRrages arc raid
= HGubBcribers neglect or refuse tG take their
periodicals from the Office tO which they we're di-
Fectgd, they yarphela responsible tin they have set
Tied the blll ard ordered them discontinued
T. II subscribers remove to other places with
cat informing the publisher, and the papers are
senf 70 the former direction they are held res pom
bible
B. The Courts have decided that refusing tntakC
periodicals from the Office, or removing and leay-
slg them uHcalled for. !s prata JIcie eTidcnce OF
etontlenal fraud,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11

BARON GUsFAvUs RoTHscHILD retires
from business with a fortune of s30.000.-
600.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11

THERE is great meaning in the word
MANHOOD. It covers all human growth.
It suppOses no extensions. or increase; !; it
is integral, fixed, perfect-the whole.
There is no getting beyond manhood;
it is much to live up to 1t; but once
reachedi you are all that man was made
to be in this world.
Itis strong thOught-that man Is
perfected, so far as strength goes; hat
he rciU never Be a5ler to DO his ,0ork than
aader he Usyy sasq lcAicb is nol9 shining
on him. There is a seriousnsss-that
few call to mind-in the reflection that
lohateUer yoa do IN thjs age of manhood
Is and unaberable type of gar ,ghole big
ness. You may qualify particulars of
your character, by refnemeuts, by special
studies, and practice; but, once a man
and there is no more manliness to be Iiv.
ed for
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11
A FslsgTaphio Wonder.

THE following account of an extraOr-
dinary French telegrapbic invention is
given by the Paris correspondent of ths
London Star; -
The Able CassslE's pantelegraph is
taken Up by the Government. A pro-
ject of a law was recently presented to
the C37Ps Lcgislatif, which proposes that
it should supersede the Morse apparetus,
now in universal use The pantelegraph
is one of the greatest scientific worders Of
the present day It is properly enough
termed an autograph and amateur. A
dispatch written at Paris is reproduced
without the assistance of any clerk at
Narseilies, with the most rigorous fdeli-
Ey, as is also a portrait, sketch or draw
ing of any kind Nor does the Casselli's
apparatus need 50 great a supply of cleo
trieity as that of Morse, and is much less
affected BY the condition of the atmos-
phere. The Empress has had her like.
ness felegraphed to some Of her friends
in the ProTincesi and, last week, CassslIi
telegraphed a painting Of a fill-bloHn
rose, from the observatory to the bureau
of the Telegraphic Administration The
petals were Of beautiful pink color, and
the leaves of an equally good green; in
short, were exactly like the tiats of the
original. Rossiui, also, not many days
ago, telegraPhed to Marseilles, by this
apparatus, melody which he improvised
in honor Of the inventor; and which has
since gone the rounds of the Paris salons.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11

The most adroit shopEfer III New York ;s
man dressed IN woman's clothes. whom the
police has ju>, Pu. in prison and psu,alyous
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-11-11

Written by John F. Poole, and sung By Il. IT, Egaa.
dir: Tie GiTl IlstI behind ne.
, 1863-10-19

FK0VlpENCK.H.I Z
Eo1t by LORD gM1TH, Wholesale Druggists, a
Lake street Chicago. H.. General Western Agents, to
Hsom Ill oEdeTH rEy bo sddFcseed. jol9- 9-Et4fyFTAN
, 1863-10-19
ORDINANCE OFFICE, WAR
~ DEPARTMENT.

WAAHtHGToNs OCT. 9Th. 1S634
xH g :. ,e q Sss
Tor 100 600 SETS Of tnfaut1y calble LIS.
sooo eets Il the Il =: Arsesa,. Governor. Island.
s99S9 s@S5 :: Allfeesny AIssasl, Fltaeu7E; r..
1o;eco US. Anory, Springfield. MaSs.
These arconEemcnts are - be 4 Ade u ttr1ct coz
fotEity wtta u 9tEuiacon rA:terna. Which Can be
to be subject 70 1nseeion q tho Arsenal where
delivered before being received for the Government
rome to be sccerted o. paid iot brt such ara ar
proved OIL tnepecuo1. The belts 20 ba ct GRAINED
5E.1nsE *Ed a1i II 1tocs to he the bt oak ts1ned
Deliveries mutt be made IN io.s Of cot less than 1000
skk e1 week for k 1ntsacrs u 10 COO ses or under:
not 1e5 thAu Q9 tets pE1 EetK On al contracts
ever 1oo tett the E1st delivery 70 be InAde With
70 forfeiture OF the cunt 70 be delivered It that
tine The acccuTe r:s nust be boxed tn the usual
an0er the to b. charged at coer. to be deter
Edteia sil .tsts explicitly the a.senl o. s.teaal.
they prcpoee deliver It zach placs II for than
10 bid. Will be cor et.cred from parties other than
TeEnsr of the s1tiee sno kuch - a1e
execute. il their shops. the EoIk ogosed for
Each party obairirg contract Will be required to
eIeE 11so bonda. with approved su.etta forits faith.
ny Or II BIDS. # rot deemed sstisfsctor9. 00'
George B. RanaaJ. Chint Of Ordinance, Warrington u
20 ~ ns endorsed 1ns 1nsa1sty 4ecan
A'le Brigade. General. chief M q oTdnaiace.
, 1863-10-19

Proposals
FOR OATS.

PROPOSALS FOR OATS.
i ASST QUARrERkes1EKgO OFFICE.3
FoA4ex DEFAt1NtHr q. s. A.
EAIET Lor1%, MO-, O.robe- 1ith. 1850. J
Sealed Plopoeals &lu hu recctvtd at this oce untH
II Q clock ~. MONDAY Uctcber lyth 1868 for
10000 BUSHELS OF OATS,
To be- delivered In St: Louis. No., at the rarious
steam host Andl e. railroad aeposk ana Government
warehouses ite of crsy4ge tAst NJ required, esy
from . 0u 70 s5 Bushels per week. Deliveries TO
he Oats must BE- n:tt quality. IN good veil ss~ed
sra eight st .se plseo Of delivery:
Gs.n oepoei:s 1nust be made wtn each p1oposal e
br1aes be io1fei!ed 70 the Goye5nnent eass tho
Ctscks will not be 1eceivsc G as depea!ts. --
BoEd to The AttLnurt Of 70 per cent OF the vHIne
e tne contt.e: awarded sEnsd by ;Eo resp 3ns1nle
contract VII be required A. Additional sessrtt] 70
be EithhA.d rom nfEt de1lyertea.
Bidders must give satisfactory evidence Of their
pepostts uu4t be IL separate pae1aE,a. snd fully
en6o red
Bids thCu' q be endorsed Proposals tor Oats"
bidders NUT ht preEent when the bids are opened,
The right Is re e1yed to reject any Or all hts.
opotels II afeo be received for the Same kmount
to be delivered At Cairo Ill,
oc1C-oSS It z D CHAPMAN Can't and L. o NJ
, 1863-10-19
MEN OF ILLINOIS j!

Ton ara sga,n summoned to rally around ths
etaI Gig nag: Your sooatans,us ant Eiostoas
e,esy c41 OF your so,nslY Impe1i'haois iuaiIe nag
crowned The arm. OF she u 1!11c!oe le9lons Of ycar
proud recoId. The rebt ion Il ree nE q stsgEsr.
Ing beneath te tran endous blow oe sha oEav1 ana
Eestoa diea The md & mar: Your esuatsy seaia
ths battie acE1ed kere g. 1ho on hund glorious
nelds navs maie ne nsMe q ptootssa" teEos e
wtth ithet hty worthy alike Of h-r gratitude for
II rsst achievements. AID her Iah In Jou: 2ottty
rslt aEain: Y aaEd!sds I'D taoussnrh s1d ssss Il
EectMon to tho dast foEever So. uy!ux Or dying.
sta1 th& CouzDonweEth and tho Reoubhc btca1 yutl,
And JCur c8Iles and memories ne immortal
JAMES OAKE&-
..... Lieut. Colonel 4th q, g. Cavalry.
GELS oe03 9u L. a. Pro. MAJ. Gen III,
, 1863-10-19
EggeTt Charles mrs
Eye Libby miss 2
Elliott Hattie 4 miss

Ga1lagher Mamie miss
GAYLORD T. c mrs 8
Gardner GP mrs
Gardner Mary mig
Gibson Laura
Gff1ord EuImam mrs
Clifford Ida mB
Gilbelt Mary miss
Gilbert Jennie mtfs.
Gibbons Louisa miss
Gillett Geo " mrs
G!eAssn Hopora a1aIa
Glarco Mary mrs
Holland Elizabeth s
Hall Alice i mrs
Hammei Belle misR
Hammond Liza miss
Hambett Nancy jar
mrs
uat1on Mary mrs
Hardin Ann miss
harvey Chas T mrs
Harris Mo!lie g mits
Hameon Betty 1ninn
Fart Harriet 1ntHe
Hart MasErct 4 mrs
HasEpu IT pmrA2
Hemingway Hannah
uepchan I B mts
Hetteur r mrs
Hlcgo AT mrs
Highland Mn1ym1e8
HtEsdale Eliza J mrs.
Hi1dt Marry Ellen mrs
Hobby Lydia miss
Holt j D mrs
Hooker John mrs
Uotchkies Hannah B n
IIowlnnd Il mrs
Hubbard mrs
Huntington Geo E mIt
uuntoon # F mrs
Howe Kate C mics
, 1863-10-19
~ -
Udeu

VanNoet1andD TosbughsterliugT Ticker 4 CO
ValJohn H Van Mstine Van Steenburs
Nan Ners Perry Van alssine Sid VIC
TanIel,n Clar- VolleyJC Varney NIL
ence
, 1863-10-19
Nv AFTER CURE AND HO
". AEOPATH1C MEDICAL INFIRMARY,

2324 STATE STREET.
prH G. TOWNSEND. recently nora Boston. Naas..
Proprietor,
The business Arrangements Of this establishu.e1t
coMprchendx:
l1t Gept1Al Practice. for which Dr. ToEcsend hAs
L competent associate Physician.
%. 0dlce Advice with verbal or written directions
for home treatment
Sd Department Tor Fesnsle DsseAeaa. also for spe-
ctal csses ol Nervous Dsbltty oi HAiee and Fema
can b provided w1n nioe rooms best q nu:t
Foom1 % arranged that patients rtst1ag bis ofnce
never nee try one hut the DE- hlnaeeu. lottets %
caEo. nj. win be promp,ly .ns.srGd. Consritsston
, 1863-10-19
4 PHYSI0IO1ICAT VIEW OF

Containing rea.1. 500 Ees end 1se ine F11t.s .1d
EpRfAvtr Of tho Antt0uJ Of t1o oEAuA! OrEAns 3A
state e&1th and D:teAse. win Tros1m9 ~ bess.
Abuso, Its D. plofAple conseQ1ebcas upon Ge Aalno
and Boty wttn the Auth flAu OF TrektGent-thn
only ratoua1 and snccessfol enrde OF c2rr eho
fne ntH4te. ard these { ltezp1atitc na-r1Axe Eho
entertain aoub.s O tte1r pngt'ca. cord ton Sent
Gree OF postage It todrtes receipt oi Is cents,
IN stamps OF pos Il currency. hy Aad.ekkIx Of. La
CROlx. No 81 MAite1 Lane, albany. .E.I
Srr11 I'm
, 1863-10-19
1ugal1s &Cady

AE4AEuJ l 4kA
Kelly Peter
Kellogg 4 P
Ktngsnlau B F
ketchum bpn&c0
Kimbail 3 F
& Kelley 4 P
KrouBkup Oufn
Kelly Nicholas
LevamdayGR
Lee Geo g.
,LearyT Timothy
Ledden ThoB
LfmbarkG "
'LindsayJamesW
Legore J "
Lee James
Lewis Isaac 3
Lidges JameA,
Letter Jamea
Law John
Lane ) G
Leverance Jas F
Linn John
Lathlng Vim F
Lennon Wm
Ltghtcap Wm
Lindsay Wm
Lyni1aW Il
LeaFyM Michael
Linn Michael
Le0ry II |
Lamb Henry
Lyman 8 "
Labar Daniel
Morea1P
More George
Marin Owen
Moore B j
Murphy Patrick
Murphy ] Peter 4
.Mufray Patrick
Milford OH i
Morphy Richard
Murray r
Murphy Edward
Myer Frank
Mooney Teltn |
Moore Stephen !
Munday Felix
Morse Geo B
Mosler Geo "
Henry
MuEselutan Il
Mon James L
Merrill Fred 4
MurrayJW 4
Mountain James
Monks James
Murphy James C
Moulton' S s
Murray J " |
Morse James
Moran John
Monec johR
Moss Joseph
Murray ueurJ |
,Mountford John
Morton Warren
Munu YIN 81
Murray
Morley Martin III
iMorrlssy Mark
Morrissy Mich'1
Mitchell Nath'l 1
lNcMolIcn AZ
thur
McCaeuu Gun
ningham |
McDermpttChris
topher
Mccarty Pat'k
Chas |
McCue Patrick
Mckinney Chas |
Mclean Dwight |
McMulIcn Don |
aid
McRca DE- |
McNiu D 1
McCarty David |
McConolly Peter
MeGlllls Donald
Edw'd |
1fcGInnls j /
McCally Edw'd
Mcpherson Dun
Hcan capt
NrA1ft+1Me .Ttstx.
vene-+v r.uo. |
McSmi McGncSre eHv9 RnI |
HeGUInEE MeG.sth En"sn.
a!SH.atn 11sHna nasIS'et- nsnSe|
HcErI McEr1-a nSts 9tcrcn I'm
1TsSe.aJ MTsW.anhtEn Jh1tECI4 |
HINt'~sA1'D" =
,ENIr--s. err /
, 1863-10-19
@el11fr1t-
USEFUL and VAIU4BL
DISCOVERY
HILT(sN'@
lNS0LuBtE Cement !

II Of mora EenaFAt practical
utility thAn any invention now
before tho public. 1t ha4 been
Thoroughly Tasted during tbs last
1.-TWO yeRrt by practical men. Ind
pronounced by III to be
Superior to any
, 1863-10-19

DIR. WITFIELD'6
BLE PILLS.
Are wsrented certs.a cure fc1 F1sTULA. BLIND
Oh BLEEDIEG PILES.
Te would caution al who Are ytctiEis to tEis cts
ceons they r<ult only ln asErnv&ttng the dseAss
DR.. WITT 1E1D'B remedy 5er1oves TIE cxnse Of the
atael&e ant enecte permanent cn q
THIS Is NO QUA AEDlClEk.
These Pitts EAye been triad for the lAxt seTtn Year,,
Ind IN no Instance have they failed 70 cure
Price 50 cents per boz. Sent by mail 10 my address.
!. XOUCG, sole proprietor.
For sale BY M1ss d 6HARP. u IaIe street CHI
, 1863-10-19

- Q1NtGEST.-fecessty conpeta us-BIL1ors
FEyIR.-EosniDE il T. ore dtsAG It .hls 10 TIC sick
than the nauseoas medicines pnsrleiAna nequeutiy
th1ke Il to 4llnw but the C~siEs heath fE
The potent argument !nch Euds the pill dlkEn,ses
e7e. eb1ista this dlieaiis cy ,as Tsriay aad ca
tAtnty Of their actlen ~ the stomach. lives aud
t1oWeA they act entstu1y tha. they viii 1nue-
detelJ cure the WORT pha4e1 Of Ind!xesI N. BEAD
Hche. bilious Fever. Dc Fesalon O! 6plEus. DC. Wa
rss:ible 70 1nd any suca 70 R,ve them t1ai md "a
Sore hesAts. Scrofu)ous Eumora t:Aucer. Pt!1s aud
~ te-n ofsoases, HolloEay's Uinttue1r j. the mnt
NdtttuAl remedy IN ntt pt1&-nis11W
, 1863-10-19
HAlR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

E A1R D9EI HAlR DI Il
IL HATCAElOET celebrated HAIK DYE u TH1
RtsT N TH4 NoE1.p. Tie OILY HAEkr.Ma. TkpK and
fsK1IAh1A Dyt known; ThiE erleadld hair Uye =
30 GLossy I1-Aox or tA1uKAI Brown, without L
n sna ,a9 Bs1,a n npsa 1hT & 11;aT sasca7
Eeetor!1E ~ pristine G.o5 md rcettes the " eec:s
BACHKLox. Ill othe1h are uere lutanoa1, and should
r. syeaaed &nif BY 81 DtugESt7. &c. F&ctory. 81
, 1863-10-19

graduate Of the Nex EuEla1 Female Medical Col
3eEc, 1t Hoston 1eaptcttnly announces that she hAa
orent ottce r. tr1e city Hkv rg prArticed Jeas
= the Eew York lnnrrary for the diseases Of women
Of Cbic*ro and vicinity Otne: - STATE street 0Tcs
'hru1t f1om 6truA.A AANy TA0&PS0S;
R1F1RKScxe .-ArB JOHN T.. H1tnek, Mrs 3. =.
Gardner Ksr, F. c. Sherman. Nts. r. Il. RYDER.
, 1863-10-19
Chicago Qribr11re,
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining uncalled for in the Chicago Port
Office,
, 1863-10-19

IT B THE ONLY
fHaIQU" CEMENT
ExtAut, th1t IL = surt thing for
meudfng
| IFuREITuRE.
CEQCKERY.
TOYS,
TVOKY.
And etsac.es Of Household u1d.
, 1863-10-19

!. Mc9nlicuddyJl
MeCorgaittale
John
i LPMcElFoyJohn
91IcRcyno1ds T
% col 2
Macfpnis John
.osMcHain John I
.eoMcDoWen JohI
'gcMcKny John
tceMcDonA1d JohI
McE!ilgot Vim
McCa1lipeF " {
McCraryWm
Mcdonald Wm
Y hfcMillas mr.
| Mckinley VIM
MeGfath Luke
.s McNamorA Law
! renee
Is McGinnis mr.
IS McCanu Nike
!, Mclean Il D
Metleay = j
es McCa1thy0wel
q AcThoney Jas
lesMcCartY Jane!
1fcClcl1and II :.
[ uilough &
) Sherman
4 Mc1ntireCA
!. McKayNefl
! McOsker Owen
] Mcdonald A1e1
ander
10 McHoare BE
| McMullen A n
SMcCoy Andrew
lnMcEl1f.ott Pat
, 1863-10-19

Sheppard STEELE E mis-
8bott Martin 4 mrs
Skinner Maiy m9ss
Sinclair Jenuiem migx
Snow Sarah 4 mrs
Slack Elizabeth mrs
Sreesby Emma mIes
Smith Ann D mrs
TAfktt Anna N miss
Taylor Nary mrs
Tsyton a D.ulrt
Temple Lizzie miss
Thorn ton .An1ia niEs
Tiffany Geo L mrs
TIbbett Sarah i mrs
Thompet n Amelia mis-
Thompson Jennie mis-
, 1863-10-19

Shaw WK ston. .HT Smith Edward
shsHer J Stevenson Thos nith Il
Sc'ttt Henry G Smith Coop Smith 4
Smith Edkon Em m:h 9 Il Shllabes James
Smith howe Sutth Law e
sMlth Borpa1d Smith Albee
T
Tcister II eaptThnmas II csptTIllgeny John =
Trpuen g Titconb Jos Taylor B
T1esd~tn PeHy Tookcy Jas Temple VIM
& Nortoua 3 Tracy Jas Tot1man Jos
Thom1E Tyrrxn Harry Tstor Geo Il
Turner Ma1conbT1dd DAv1d J Teller H
Tu1he VIM 4 Thornton Peter TaytorJ W
T'o~ b1idgeW1 Trne Chas mast Taylor J
1fEe dos YhAJer & Noyes Taylor g "
ROLAND JohA Thomas AycreTenney W
Ywogood J BcapTodd d co TeRnYE L
Thomkon Elijah Tracy Andrew Tesbot Chaa
Trail Robert .Thurston A l. Terry VIM Il DR.
TTomey Edad TomltnBon G. Tarhune Thro2
Thomaa Ell capt TiaEney Andrew TAYLOR Jos q
Thompson EdWdTolmes Alva Tennis Jac,h
TIotter David Thompson Chris Taylor Jas F
capt topher c Taylor Jas I.
Thomson n z drTbomyson Thos Teely Jas rev
Thon son EatesTrgo " Ta'tnAdgs Henry
Toby Jas r Tolahd John Taylor Henry
Tine JuB ThaJer Geo Thomas mf 1853
YbonpouJP Townsend Geo Etnzfe at
TukeJus " Tfesco,t E "
ToN1e G Tracy Thos Turnley PIT
, 1863-10-19

DRASS STENCIL ALPHABEfa%
y = NxrCALF d son:
.z1 eaIFw gTREKT BOSTON MASS =.
Tns on}y Maaafscsnrers in Tie uaitsst e scet sa1f%tS
m bs13 aye !gaI1sty soia * Whoeeale + ~ loxAx
E4sH P.1gE:r Al.S: M ne sSsS 5t.9eu bas "a =
sinacof steae1 STOCK. Inquiries Or ofaes. psomss&
attended -.
, 1863-10-19

A RTIFIC1AL LEGS Stat
q, , toEd sole rEoRr,etor md m.au1sctures Of DE
HHC01B PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG, tas pee1
APPROVED and Adopted By the Ui1tcd stAte Govern
neot which has appointed \. g suppl. thsm s3 ~
klRD. Is 6outh ClA1k street, h1csgo. VIII receivt
Immediate Att6ud0n- 6Gnd f,T pk."pbtat4-
70. BOZ HoR Eep1aHl!1lmM NAF
, 1863-10-19
LXYK &T00 X .

2sCEe3 ma FNmN1 VIII md rhts ~ DuN gAee.
exsoaa soata @ an5 IT. stock: Easae3ooi x91 ~
nea2 opeued On Mis line md IL cQuueftom ~ 91EH
se sxss1ao3 \ p4!d 2 thaE wan1. lFum asar5s6aN;s
NHE1a HI4 ~ !o09a HyU11 eAMyohnce fue 1eet1K GkA
%41&4 G1olee = aa@ed ~ tAa FHHADMk314e,
MAn Y0HA 3ad dHAIFIkCKE AARK11A NJ ~
fo9ta iof esoek % New 7ask.Ivia Apaats1a1-1sA
XNoCH LEW&. dsc1 @ s9yf 1tfoose, r.
IL. HOUE, 8ea1 1iels& Ayeax. Fnil4aAIHG Fi
1b&y3&.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17
PROPOSALS FOR FLANK HowIrzEaS.
OKpNAY OFFICE, WAa DEPaatA.Sr,

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPAHF AESr, 4
WAsHIsGT0S. January 2. ISIS
PROPOSALS vii b" receig e. 81 this Gfice untfl (
O'Clock p. III, on the 9Th Of February ext for
fuTnlshlEg ore hundred, or less, - p0ua; ir east
iron UOwitZers for Hank defapse These uowitze.s
weigh, when finished, abb Ut ,E76 poLais each aa1
drawings exhibiting their Dimensions can be ssea
They to be subject to the reg liar United States
inspection ana proof, and none are 20 BE raceiyct
and ps i'd for except such pass inspection aud
proof, aud approved by nited States ms eAc-
tor. TO be- desi grated by this Office Payments will
be made on certificates Uf Inspection aud receipts,
to be given by the Inspector snd forwarded to this
of ce.
Bidders will state the number of HnEitzers they
pro- ose to deliver not yceeiiug one hundred IN
place OF manufacture and delivery, AMI the price
per pound, for the hnis he'd Howitzer; and no hid
regularly engaged in the business satisfactory
evidence Of which must accompany the bid. Any
bidder obtaining a contract will be required 10
enter into bonds, with not less th an sureties
IN the penal sum OF ten thousand dollars. for the
faithful fulni ment OF has Contract all respects
The bond must be acsnowl led ged before 1ud ye of
q court OF record, and the bondsin must be GER
uhed by the Judge OF District Court OF the I'm It'd
States, or an Ordnance officer in charge of United
states arsenal, TO be worth the penal sum and
above ali liabilities
The right is reserved 10 reject ali promo i tina
prices are deemed too high or if for any cause IL
Is not deemed for the public interest TO accept
them.
Propo, ais will be sealed and addressed to Brig
adler General Jane. W. Ri pley, Chief of Ordnance
Washington d. Q :" and win be endorsed Propo-
sails for tank Howitzers." j W RIPLSY
jaE-tuthslm Brigadier Genr Chief of Nra'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

~ diseaS" has shown itself in Vermont
ThicA i pronounced ny physicians To lie An
epidemic dipEheTla, and which is'uau.uaIIv
fatal. Its fret symptom is a numbness in the
ever ealrt mines ana ii makes rapid strides,
proving fatal IL two or three Il avs without
any sign q sC-e throat being visible.
fTThe Portland Argus thinks Il matters liz
tie that dentists haye raised the price of put
ting IN tretE, rs, IL prices OF food cOntinti. 10
rise as they have been doing, there will DC
lille use for them.
Tie Sx-postnlaster of Chicago laws his
damages against Horace q rerley for libel at
sJV,tCO. The n. \. World thinks Horace NAV
have 10 scare up another gun contract
81 Theodore r. Sloan, a cIrrk in the store 81
J. = 1t dana - Co, PhI!adelphia hJs Dan
arrested fOE s!eai ing money from his blowers
70 enable him ~ prepare Tor the ministry
e. The pretty Princess Alexandra pou,s
The English papers say the attentive Prince
OF v sIes presented her with q hIudkome u,ir
q STATES, out rot being able to present her with
fe1en pond, she - unhappy.
Hon PRICES IN ARKANgAs.-Iu Little Po.k
gFsHcH Two aoliaTs per dozen; turkeys, seven
&c lars ,p!eee; PORK, tWenIy ii ve can's per
p una; neor. 'wpnt y-fye fbiiars per b1rr,l:.
.nea', enc dollar city cents per DuShpI p
g. The New York Post Tidi.uIas tho t5ss y,
"CelesiitP cotton. The raw material grolyl
iH 4! ina Is inferior, and tie InauurLctur.pr
ei' renf OF the country Is IL its infancy
sTA Paris liter says The Imperial Prince
Ne TO hf 0rnan'ipStrd from pettico4t -ov.rn
E.sEt next month, and placed under car. OF =.
tutor
- Kentucky man IN ctured tobacco srIl -
Louisville n few days since a. GO ueats pr
7 -rnT-hlghest price ever pail.
go 100 ton o. iron wef, shr1ssu .,t
a. thil, 1,as' q; he Lake Superior mia,