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eeesfnl than YESTERDAY; l1aring carried Missionary
Ridge from near RossTil1c to the railroad tunnel,
With comparatively small loss on our eide, cap
turing about forty pieces Of artillery. large guam
tiiy q eMsll afms, camp and garrison e9nIpage,
We captured two thousand prisoners, Of whom
Two hundred were officers Of NIL grades, from Col
Que1s down.
coneuct Ct the officers end soldiers was cyery- y.
thing that could be expected Missionary RIDGE
wcg carried simultaneously At straightforward
GEO. h. THOMAS, Maj.-Gen.
rEoA GEN. THOMAS.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
,. Nov. Is, 1881 T. .n.}
Minor Gen. Haleck, General-in-cmef:
General Davis, commanding division 18th eorps,
operating with Gen. Sherman, gained possession
Of Chickamauga depot at 1s::..D to-day. Mr. troops
having pursued BY the Roesvilc and Gfaysyille
roada, came upon tho cncmy's cavalry at New
Bridge, posted each side Of creek. They retired
be detained for few hours to rebuild the bridge
but Hooker thinks he can reach GEaysville, and
perhaps Ringgo1d, tonight. Many Etragaelers hare
been picked up to-day, perhaps 1900. Among the
burgh.
FROM GEN. GRANT.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,
Nor. q, 1861 i. Mf.
Nal. Gen. Ha1teek, Gencral-in- Chief:
1 nm Just in from The front. The rout OF the en-
emy is most complete Abandoned wagons, Gals
sons, and occasionally pieces Of artillery, aso cr-
eryEhere to be found. think Bragg's 1oss will
fu1y reach sixty pieces Of artillery. large num-
Der of p1ieone.s hare fallen into our hands. The
pursuit. viii continue to Red Clay In the morning,
ior which place shall Start In 4 few hours.
U. 8. GRASr, NM. Gen.
, 1863-12-09
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

There are two Eliza Van Nostrums in
pongltkeepsio, and when one Of them WAS
married recently, the other indignantly
rushed into the papers With denial. A
marriage certificate set matters right.
MIR. Canton, tho President Of the Mcdi-
cal Society Of London, has been writing
volume on the ARGUS senilis, or old man's
bow. This is ring, or bow, or segment Of
a circle, which shows itself On the cdso of
the coznea or dark part Of the eye, Of which
it is fatty degeneration, and q never falling
stitution. The advantage Of this discovery
is, tl:at rpersons having this symptom may
pay proper attention to their health In time.
-"Personn" in his letter to the Charles
ton CtnTier. from Lookout Mountain, says;
Tho appointment Of Gen. Thomas aa the sue
ceEsor Of Gen. Rosccrars appears to afford satis-
ihan to Geo. Bragg. Thomas was lis first lieu lien
tenant in Mexico; before tho wnr ho YVES rnbid
Eecessionist; eince the war he has become radi-
cal AboliAonjst, and may be summed up, 1neu-
tally and physically, in the language Of Gen.
man,s'
= A theatre is in full operation at st. An.
gustinc, Florida- It was established By tho
4Sth New York regiment while stationed at
that point, and has since been carried On by
the 94th Massachusetts. The building will
eeat some sevcn hundred persons, and the
entertainments are said to be very popular
with the townspeople, The monotony Of
military life Is greatly relieved by the amuse-
,ment thus afforded.
- The Count dc Madrc, In Paris, has built
Is great houses for workmen, and let them in
flats, consisting Of sltting-room and kitchen,
at rent Of three shfllings Per week. All the
tenants have The usc Of the court yard as d
ay-ground, and i grand ccntral hall ia to be
erected for the use Of the workmen's wives.
Tic Count pledges himself never to increase
the rent Of tenant, so that he may decorate
In confidence; never to eject one except for
non.payment Of rent, aud never to distrain
on furniture. The experiment has now. been
tried for two years, and the result is d profit
of G11S per cent. The Count is about to erect
other large buildings on the same plan for the
same purpose.
-Abeautiful specimen Of Photographic en-
craving on steel-in other words photo
graphic picture on steel-etIected solely by
thc agency Of light acting on certain chemi-
cals, has recently excited great attention In
London. TIC specimen is said to be quite m
matched. It represents an exquisite scene In
Jaya-a Eayinc and rivulet fringed with BAN
ana trees. Not the least wonderful circum-
stance connected with it Is, that at least FIVE
thousand copies can be taken before the plate
detcriorates. Such result, after so many
years Of labor, says the 41Htnruni, must be,
for Mr.. Fox Talbot, 4 genuine triumph.
, 1863-12-09
The Famous TRIANGLE,

From the Army and Navy Journal, Dec. 1st.I
All me world has heard much Of the "a
nous Quadrilatcrl in Northern Italy, in
which "cltoTs of the Mincio" played SO
Important part. Ever since the days of
Transpadine and Cispadina Gaul 1t has dis
fnsing to come under the rules and a1ioms
which Euclid and Legendre lay down for such
figures. Enture made ita sides and diagonals
when 1t "cloye the earth with s'rivers:" and
new generations Of soldiers guard it accord
Ing to Natures organic laws.
But, In that country of tumbling ridges
and serpentine Streams around Chattanooga,
is famous Triangle, made, indeed, by art,
but its lines and angles based upon nature.
We refer to tho railroad Triangle, of which
point just in front Of Chattanooga is at ono
angle, and Cleveland and Dalton occupy the
the other two: The country il broken up in
nll directions By the East and West Chicka-
maugn Greeks, and the more northern tribu-
tarics Of the Tennessee; by Lookout Moun>
tain, Missionary Ridge, Tunnel Hill, and nu-
mcroue other colossal fumuli, and so these
railroads mark the principal routes Of COM
municatfon, especially for large armies. Tho
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad passes
Tennessee aud Georgia from Chattanooga to
Dalton, while the distance from Dalton to
CleYeland, completing the triangle, is tra-
ycrsed by the Western and Atlantic. Sup
posing the rebel depot Of supplies to be fur
Tier south at Atlanta, Dalton and Cleveland
have both been very important entreposs, and
moreover gave to the rebels still uninter-
rupted Communication from Bragg to Long
street, who invested Burnside. Longstrect
drew his supplies directly from C1sveland,
and thus the railroad from that to Dalton
was capital base Of battle operations against
Chattanooga as nothing is stronger than its
weakest point, if our army piarccd this bat
tie line ut any point tic whole; must fall;
Dalton and Cleveland, now inter-isolated,
must be abandoned; the rebel armies Of
Bragg and Longstreet, aud, Of courte, Of Lee,
are separated from each other, except By diff
1cult, tedious circuftous routes, and the ro-
bellion is fairly cut in two, It's backbone,
VIC believe, was broken some time since; this
process will sever the intesu1nents, by which
It only hangs together, and then, unless it
be endowed with po1ypus vitality, It must
soon die.
When Bragg abandons Dalton, he cannot
stop short Of Atlanta, where three railroads
unite to form by their junction, SO to speak,
The Western and Atlantic Railroad. This Is
a most important point indeed, but If he had
not "grape" enough to defend the redonbt-
able and famous triangle, steven little
more" will not sare Atlanta; and after TINT
comes "t1c jumping or place"
, 1863-12-09
PROPOSALS FOR ARAfY
TRANSPORTATION.

Foz4 g1eT Of II DkfoT n5 oTAaTE9xAsf e, y e,
na1 sEAfTS dldi 81 Is Z r sssssa ode.
s. sseSssss aalln a
ss1 1ss ssss FsS Tss aS ss ,ss ~
a. aS ae e.
and east Of longitude II deg vest, snd In she Terf
Se g q mes e E
az p o sas Il & 9 9ea9s s9s "a
.ss Ed HsIs sat % Sc
q 4
drawing supplies nom Fort Lsaysnwosth and 70 Tosf
q lit M Fl e fpsSt s q e
Rsf e as 5 FSn sei BsEs 4 Ts e 9s saa
ScPtem6er INCLUSIVE; q ths yeafs is6l ana 1s5.
pas - my g il tsa Ter1so!1 isa q ss@
n 70 Sc 9s
tions NAY b des5gnaen shs TsEr,tosy Of Arizona
Bdders to sae te 7sto per ioS poans nj ef
At which they VII transport saa stoscs u each of tha
aashs 9ss1s M a@ ana Haso s 10 OF
Thc EelS1s = to ne taaspo,ea eaeh ysss yin hSs 5 q;
pounds on Eouto 40. =. and 100000 pounds on Rousa
No additional per centase will be paid for the trans
poEtation Of bacon hard bread, pine lumber, shingles.
saasss NUT sive tae!E nan,es IN IN: =. xen =
aesonpanled o{ bond "a. the sun o1 tsa tho1ssad
guasantceins that IL case awarded for @
ing, the contract Eu be accepted and entered into,
and good and sufficient security furnished by said par
ties, in accordance with the forms or this advertise
me1t.
The amount 1bonds required win be ~ follows:
On RSute No. s5no9e
~ 2oo.8
Satisfactory evidence Of is io5aisy and sovency of
each bidder and person offered security will bo 70
quirel.
Trnnsportaton Routes Nos !. . or 81 the casa
may be- and none will be entertained unless they fully
ment.
Parties to whom ava1ds are m.de must 30 prepared
to execute once and to give the required
bonds for she fatthfal peEfor1nace Of thS same.
Contracts viii be made subject to tho approval OF
the Quartermaster General but tho right l. Etaervo1
to reject any or all bids that may be offered.
Contractors be In readiness for service By TIA
first day Of Apx1l, 1854, md they viii be- required to
have psce Of business agencies ut or In the ytcn
~ q Eess LeayenEgrth and Union. and other -
Communicated with readily and promptly. ,,.,,
snc1.pe3g38I Major and QuasteEmaSter-
, 1863-12-09
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The expense Of holding the Crawlcy court
martial will be 5000.
M. Louis Vcuillot Is preparing rofuta-
ton of Renan's "Life Of Jesus"
Three persons recently died In London
in one week Of ofinsutficient nourishmcnt.
Its proposed to establish an Oriental
library in Bombay, to include all Sanskrit and
other Oriental works.
The trade In in,n'orteNes-the yellow
flowers for grayes-produces 700, GOO francs
year to the people OF Provence.
An effort is being made to obtain sub
scriptions for monument to Izaak Walton,
+ to be erected in Stafford, his birthplace.
= Tho Civic Council at Naples have deci-
ded upon the erection Of two monuments,
one for Victor Emanuel and one for Carl
baldI
.-" "Historicns," who has written so ably
in the Tines relative to international rights,
is Dr.. Mosley, the author Of "Thc History Of
the Lowlaads-" :
The "GIant'' balloon, in Its late nrinl
journey, performed total of $40 leagues
(g25 miles, In sixteen hours, being nt the rate
Of Sc 1-2 miles an hour.
--Mdmc. Poitevin> nearly lost her life In
Spain by rough balloon descent The
Spaniards who assisted insisted on cutting
ont slices Of the balloon as sourenirs
Mr.. Miller, Of Edinburgh, the engrayer Of
many Of Turner's finest works, has on the
point Of completion an engraving from TINT
great masters drawing Of the Bell Rock
Lighthouse.
"A collection Of the rarcst etchings and
cucrayings from masters Of all schools are
being copied into Autographs By the
Brothers Burchard, and are In course Of pub
ncation in Berlin
-Garibaldi has addressed letter to the
Workmen's Association at Rayeuua- Napo-
T. n
it should be the MIN Of every Italian to ''un-
Bonapartise'' his native land
Gas in Alexandria is the latest progress of
civilization, The undertaking has been cou-
flded to Messrs. Collard and Remeraud, under
the direction dh engineer. Before eight
montis --ae streets Of the city will be lighted
With gas.
- The gambling house ct Genera Is at last
doWs of the Cercle des Etrangers has ceased
to attract the moths who burn their wings
there. The Baden, Hamburg, and other
scandals must shortly share the same fate.
The curious may like to be told that
| Fraschinf. the successful tenor, bus private
fortune of some g 600 . ycer, md that 1t
lessee Of tho Theatre 1ta1len, than his own
| interest, that he ventu1ed to face & French
| audience
AN officer who has Just arriyed from
| Mexico tells us that the French officers and
| soldiers arc rather sick OF their glory and
civilizing the country, which results In their
having their throats cut If they move away
from fhc town half mile without regiment
| as escort.
! The Empress Of the French has ordered
from Spanish artist grand picture repre-
| scnting her visit to Madrid, and which pic
ture is to be hung In the Tuileries. Her
Majesty gave C, 900 reals to the servants ofthe
, 1863-12-09

Contocnttn1 Physician, uormcrly Of St. Louis MOL
can be consulted at his otcc 1se South Clark street
coEncr Of Monroe Chicago, H.. hn1f block from the
Post 0Mcc, on an Chronic Diseases, and Diseases a
private and delicate nature in both sa1es. which he
tre:ts With unparalleled Success Rooms separate.
where Iadtrs 1nd Gentlemen Gun consult the Doctor
With the str5ctcst privacy. Once hours fspm "a. II.
to8P. H.; Sundays 10 to II l. II. Communications
confidential. Consultations tfee Address P. 0. Box
Isl. Enclosetwo stamps and get his Guide to Health
From the Doctors long experience IN Hospital and
private practice he is able to perform. and Will gua
autcc perfect curca for NIL VenereAl Eaxual Dis
IN their most severe and complicated stages, IN
q very short time, without the use OF mercury.
Young men suffering from self Eabuse invited tt
call. 4 perfect cure warranted Female Irregular
tics attendant On Puberty, Mcnssu uation. person,
having eny distractions to marriage, should caI n
once and be cured.
Best Of city references to ability and success.
3e0.t.GSfE
, 1863-12-09
CAUTION, :,

None are genuine unlcss tha words . HOLLOWAY,
THn.xAYK u every Ica{. Of the book Of d!1scuons
around each pot tox; the same may be plainly seen
E1u be given to any one rendering such Information
as nnsy lead tile detection Of any party OF parties
cnnntSJfctt3pg thH medicines vending tho R311e,
knowing them 10 be epur1ous. .
sod at ses @nfE 2, Po1 a1 s
Edits and dealers In medlctne thtoughout the clviz
I'd world In pots and boxes, ATE ceats q cants and
II each. 49, -,
B.-Direcuons for the guidance Of patients In eve.
~ disorder afe anlxed to each pot and boz
~'~UeaIe{s In nv Wc1l-known rnad1clnea can h8Ye
shnx Earis. Circulars. etc, sent FREE OF EAPEN6E
b. addressing Thomas Holloway. 30 Maiden Lane, a.f'
For sale by LORD & SMITH. General Western
Arcn.s Il Lake street, Chicago and by dcale1 ereEy
WErrc oc:6- :6-o9s3Sut9teW-~
, 1863-12-09

Formerly Of New Orleans, whose unrivalIcd success
In the treatment Of Chronic, Mcrcurial, Blood and
other dIscAses
THAT REQUIRE GEILLFUL TEEAT2fEET,
lae pcrmnncn.l5 located himself ut es Randolph st..
Chicago. Dr. 5ames Is recommended By the medical
faculty. aud the almost entire press ct the South
Thousands Of unfortunAtcs blesa Dr.. JAMES, who,
tu! for him. would be living miserable existence.
The cnyiablc reputation pr. James enjoys from the
Lakes TO the 0u is the result Of years Of study and
observation.
Dr. Jamesuses no Mercury, Iodlde, rotaasla, Arsenic
or Sarsapa1llA in tho treatment OF blood disease but
ueutralixer, which is positive cure.
Organic Weakness cured By a new and infallible
method, saving both time and cxpense.
Occ and par1ors nt s. Randolph street, {up stalrs)
Office hours from T. H. until P.M.
CONSULTATIONS Mv1oLADLE.
nnA1.rfc1 ,ot.rxfs
, 1863-12-09

plainly Of their rebellion against the best
Government the world ever saw, and pointed
out to them how the thing Was likely to end.
seemed to be. impressed with the truth
of his statements. A rebel lieutenant urged
I1r. Anderson to make them Union speech
A1r. A. said he would, provided Col faulk-
ner's consent could be obtained. When the
lieutenant applied to the latter officer to get
his consent to the arrangement, Faulkner be-
came grcat1y cnraged, and placed the lieuten-
ant under arrest, and revoked Mr.. Anderson's
parole.
An arrangement Was finally entered into By
which Mr. Anderson was released, on conai-
ton that the rebel congressman, Trusten
Polk, who had been arrested by the Union
forces, should be set at liberty.
, 1863-12-09
MEN OF ILLINOIS,

You are again summoned to rny around the dear ok
Flag. Tour spontaneoua and glorious patriotism ha
y. ImpeIshablc lnstre has crowned the Arms Of TIL
tnytnclbla lcgions OF youf brethren already IN ths
bellion reeng and staggering beneath tho trepen
dous blows Of the brave and stAwsrt Of tie Be
ienear. Your country again calls. She asks you t
close the thinDcd rankB OF tho hattlescatred he
Foes. who, hundred glorious ite1ds have ade thu
name of"iil!ooissn" terror to ths foe 92d ths
thy alike Of hef gratitude fof yonr past
ander fifth IL yous ability 70 n st T9re endqs.a:
and thousands and assist in tho hnh1 effort TINT shall
bring the internal Dragon Of Secession 10 the dust for
eTR9. So, living ting, stall thls Commonwealth and
the Republic bless yon. and your nnmes and memo
{1es be tunrortal4 JAMES OAEES,
Lieut.. Col. 4th q. s.. Cavalry,
oc15oa43M. 4. 4. PRO. Mar. Gen. III.
, 1863-12-09
:Tor the nrt1tp.
RECRUITS FOR
OLD RECIPIENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, $402 Bounty
and Premium.
ALI other Recruits. 1902 Bounty
and Premium.

An nb1e-bodied men, between the ages OF Eighteen
aho foffy.F1ve 3eagt, who have heretofore been
ustco and have served for not less thnu nine months
Tho fhn re.tnlls for Regiments in the fcld Will be
deemed VETERAN VOLUNTEERS, and as such win
be entitled q Tce!rc one months pay In advance and
&hoonty and Premium Of $1r1.
To I'LL other Recruits for Old Regiments, not Vcte-
rans, one months NJ nsy IN advance ind bounty and
,, Eesh @ rssE9tt viii be allowed to SELECT THE REaI:
into 1hr Regiment OF Its choice.
DOW in 1hc fold and to receive tho InuntnconI boun-
ttcs Off rrd by tho Government, can Lsye the priyj.
lege " calling At the Headquarters OF
Cap:. W.. JAMES, Proves. Marshal Of the 1st DIS
,;GseL AaSsB: COOK, Provost Marshal Of the I'd
% SsPs y9dS e E1srAcE. Provost A.ssna, of the
c;pS: yXiks Mo6DRuET. Provost Marsaa, Of the
e SsPf: JAMES II: ALLAN. Provost Mazshal OF the
csPt: .AREL ioSs;woHTu. Provost htarsharo OF the
Capt. z. siT1NN. Provost Marshal Of the 7th Dis
~Gsnt: :1:F; WTsL!AKE, Provost Marshal otthe 9th
Capt WILLIAM ii. FKY. Provost Marshal Of the
1tth District, at Jacksonville.
Cart; MonTAlE2 Q. KEAS, Provost Marshal Of
saRs: aEoRSE ASBof1, a5z: Provost Marshal OF the
,.GsPt; AAc j; fHn1Ps. Provost Marshal Of thu
18th District, st Cairo.
, 1863-12-09

FROM EEr. J. NEWTON BROWN, p. D., EDITOR OF TIE
ENCyC1oPKpIA OF HkL1aIoU8 ENoWED0E.
Although not disposed to fayor or recommend pat
cnt medicines II general through dstrust Of iher n
sons why may NOT testify to tha beHets be be
leFes himself to hare received from any simple pre-
paFatio, In the hope that he may thus contribute to-
the heneft OF others.
d. this more readily In regard 10 Hoonand,s Ger
man Bitsers prepared by Dr. C. II, jackson, OF this
city, because was pre]udlced against them for many
hs s taa ney q ws!s ee e
shoemsker Es9 for The remoyal Of this prejudice By
suffering from great and long continued debility. The
use Of three bottles thees BteEs at The beginning
reatoration to a deEree OF bodily and mental vlgor
which Ihad not felt SIX months BEFORE and had
most dlspaircd OF reGninne. therefore thank God
md my friend for directing me to thsnse Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADELPHIA, June =, 1865.
, 1863-12-09
Volunteers, Attention.! 1adiscre-
tiOuS of E0uth.

Sores and Ulcers, B1otchcs and ewelltngs, can With
Certainty b radically cured, II the Pills arc taken
1tsted In the printed Instructions treated IN my
other manne they d up In one part 70 break out IN
morn fo tie eysenl and leave The patient vigorous
and healthy man. 1t will require Alttle perseverance,
III bad cases TO insure q lasting cure.
, 1863-12-09

Conalr,ug nearly so pages and 1so nne Plates and
EaEraytngs Of the Anatomy Of III" Sexual Organs in 4
se Of Health aud Discasc, with Treatise Sell.
Abuse, its dcploraIle consequences upon the Mind
Only rntfo1n1 and successful mode Of cure shown
q to The married, and those coatep!ating marriage
who entertain doubts Of their physical c9ntiuean. Z
cents n stamps postal currency, By addressing Dr..
1ACEOlA. No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n. !.
, 1863-12-09

In the official A,my and Ndvy Gazette for
last week We find the official bulletins from
Generals Grant and Thomas, in consecutive
order, printed rs they were received by the
War Department. Some Of them have not
before been published for prudential reasons,
sentences were ezscinded from those which
were, as careful reading will show. As
succinct record Of the great contest we
therefore print thcm entire: -
FEoM GEN. GIANT.
[Receiyed GAO p. H., Nov. ss, 1851
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, q p. H., Nor. %, 1863
Majcr Gen. Il. II. Halleck, Gcneral-in-Chlef:
Gen. Thomas troops attacked the encmy.s left
at p N. today carrled tirat line Of riiiepits,
front Of Woods Fort end low ridge to the right Of
1t, taking about go prisoners besides killed and
wounded; our loss small. The troops moved IN
der fire With all the precision ofyetetans parade.
Thomas, troops viii intrcnch themselves, and
hold their position until daylight, when Sherman
win join the attack from the mouth Of the chicka-
mBuga, and decisive b1ttle will be fought,
q. S. GRANT. Maiof General.
, 1863-12-09
FnoA Ggs. IuoXAs,
[Recciyed In CIPHER 3:45 q. H., Nov. e5.1

lhecelFed IN cJphes 245 T. H., Nov. e5.l
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Nuv. y, II, 1868 33+1s n.
Major Gen. Hallccl, Genera1-in-ChieG
. Yesterday, at ha1Gpast 1s, Grangcrs ind Palmer'e
corps supported Is Howa1d's, were advanced
directly in trcnt Of onr Notifications, drove in the
cncmJs pickets, and carried his tret line OF rife
pits betWeen Chattanooga and CltIco crccks. We
captured commissioned officers and about 1E0
enlisted men. Our loss about Ill.
To day Hooker, in command Of Grants division,
1:h se1ps oste5hans' diyison, 15th corps, and TWO
Of Lookout Mountain, With emallioss on onr side,
and . loss to the enemy Of zoo or COO prisoners
killed and wounded not reported.
There has been continuous fighting from IL
o'clock until after night, but our troops gailantly
Icfulsed every attempt to rctaEe the position.
Sherman crossed the Tennessee before daylight
this morning, at the month Of South Chickamangs,
with three divisions ofthc 18th corps enc division
18th corps, and carried the northern extremity OF
Missionary Ridge.
Gen. Grant h.s ordered general advance In
the morning. Our SUCCESS 80 far has been CON-
plcte, end the behavior Of the troops admirable.
GEO. H. THOMAS, Aajor-General.
, 1863-12-09

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
Il ANCE CO., OF New York, F. s. Winston, PTest-
dent. Cash Assets, February 1st, 1865,
4B,225,11B,7B,
o. CROEKHITE, General Agent for Northern and
Central Illinois, No. Il Clark st., Chicago. je1Estly
, 1863-12-09
DROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY
l. HoESEs. CAyAIn1 BuRzAu,
OFFICE or TIE cu1Ky quARTxnxAsfK1,f

PROPOSALS are solicited, and Win Be frceivedas
this office for the furnishing: Of Cavalry HoEses % be
de1ire1edpat Washington, D. c., st. Louis, No. aad
Chicago. Ill.
Tho horses to comply with the following spect1c2-
uons ytz: to be from nteeu {13> to sixteen b) hands
high, fom hve % to nine C} years old well broken to
from all defects
The ability Of lie bidder to tI his agfeem ent muae
be guaranteed by Two responsible persons whose at-
ratures naust be appended to the guarantee. pro-
poeaS will be received unless Of alegnuc az
The person persons bidding ahau be on ne In mn
Office.
The responsibility guarantors must be shown By
Tie ofcal certificate Of the Clerk of Tho nearest Ola
Proposals must be addressed to Lent. Col G. O.
EAEteIle, Chief QuartermasteF, Cavalry Burenn, and
Horses"
Cavalry horses agreeing with the shove specifics
H 1s ths foswlaS Rlaess ytzi NsE Yosk ciy. A6an5:
Wis. C. G. Sd WTEIfE
, 1863-12-09
Git, Rottces.

TITY COMpTROLLER'S OF
~ F1CE, Cu1pAao, December "a. 1859.
uytn Dssemher 1sth. Tue CITY of Chicago III Pr
g aha bc presented 1t my o1ce Interest not called
for within that time vii. be paid In New York the
1Eat day Of January ~ stipulated.
dee<6a+1w 6.6. HAYES, Comptroller.