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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-24

-WAzhsayys gale. recently swept
away a large portion Of the rebel OBJ
structions in Charleston harbor, aud it
is Believed that the Federal navy viii
take advantage of the occurrence.
Shells are still being thrown into the
Oity.HOIT0UA 0l1hfJlI
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-24

aW Gen. McClellan's report in three
huge volumes, is being printed. AL
though the Copperheads have clamored
so for its publication, there is not one
of them will read it through. "Little
Mac" has more words and less fight
than any officer in the army. p
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-24

,.H The new State of West Vir.
ginia, has been divided by her Legisla-
ture into townships, like other Free
States and unlike the Slave States
which have IasflxiA division below
counties. She has also adopted . CON-
prshersiye Free School system.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-24

W Howard Maynard, Attorney
General of Tennessee, declares in a
published letter that the usual county
elections win be held in March next.
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DOWAGlAC FAMILY MARKETING

DO w AUlAS Il AMlL1 MAhhElINOs
sUGAR-Cuba IS q IA; crushed, powdered
and granulated, 1871 coffee, a, IS; coffee, B,
II;
TEAS-Y Young Hyson fair, 20; good 80; choice,
-l.60 g 1.75; Japan, LIS; Black, LOG LIS.
COFFEEARio, IS @.Ss; Java, 4v'@ As; ground
25@31.
RICE-l0c. fI5Igfs-s a.
a71l q 40; Allspice, s71l q 40;
ginger, 25; cassia IS; cloves, IS q so.
CHEESE-Country, 10 Hamburg, lsc.
BUTTER-Fresh Rel, %; Packed, 20, n
EflGS-lsc Az ~ - "a ~
LARD-l21lc
OILS-Kerosene, IS a 50 Lard LIS, Linseed,
LIS.
FISH Mackerel, 1oc..p n, No. l. Kits, $50;
No, I. Kits 2.25 whitefsh, &C. per h. Cod
fish Sc. per IL.
FRUITS-Grcen Apples, 4oc. per bushel, Dried
Apples &c. per ID. - 10 -.r5ts
PEACHES-Pared zoe impaired lOc
CRANBERRIES-3.o0 per bushel. Z -
Is Raisins, per Box, $500; per b. 3oc
POULTRY-Dressed Chickens, &c. Dressed Tur-
keys, Sc.
BUTCHERS MEAT-Beef Quarters, $50 q 500
cnt meats common, 4, q s 5; Best, y q 8
Salt Pork, per h. 10; Sugar Cured Hams
- l214- rr.a55rs1 ~ di-.u - 4r7rf 81
SALT-per sack, lab, 25c; per. bushel, 75c; per
Barrel, 1926.
FLOUR-Red wheat per. Dbl. 6.75j $175 q $l.ss
per sack.
FLOUR-White Wheat per bbl 500; 81 80 q
$500 per sack.
FLOUR Buckwheut per cwt- 40; Corn Meal2.0o,
Al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coo. per bushel Onion,
LIS per Bushel; cabbage &c. a &c. per head
Turnips, 30c. per Busnel
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-24
The New Policy of the War,

In girins Freedom to the Slaves, w@ ensure Free.
dom 10 tie Free 1Oaora5ls aliks IN 4s1as we gsse
and what zoe rsceires eHssAaH nsbty.sassor nsaar
Iy lose the last best Aegs Of sartA.N Oth<r means
may succeed this could not fail Tie way plain,
peaceful, generous, Just AWay s0Ase1.f followed,
The Uorld W'H J0revsr epplaud. and God must for
se~ N<ss. APresidsntLincolh'sM Message, December
LIST: 1852. .b9si7q ,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-24
nj AN HOOD: =
How Lost! How Restored !

Just Published in Sealed Enrslope Price Csnts.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of Spermatorehsa or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
lmpedimenis to Marriage generally, Nervousness.
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and
Physical Incapacity resulting rom SELF Abuse,
&c.-By RoBT. J. CgSyERWELIs N. D., aushof
of the Green Book, &c.
The worId-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
eaectually removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies, instru-
mems. rings, or cordials. pointing out mode Of
cure al once certain and efectual, by which eyerv
sufferer, no matter what his condition NAV be- nav
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
This lecture will prove boon to thousards and
thousands s,s.'f s--.-. q
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, to any adj
dress, on the receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps, by addressing
CHAS. j. C. KLINE,
/" howery, New York, Post Office Box. 1855.
.al novl2-3oyl
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Universal Clothes wrineer


SAYS of the 7zsEal Es.-- .sss.,-,i .a.-5st
Universal Clothes Wrineer s1lst
A-child can readily wiring ont tubfull Of clothes
in few minutes. 1t is in reality clothes saver.
A TIME SANERl And STRENGTH SAVER!
The saving Of garments will alone pay a large per-
centage on its cost We think the machine much
more than pays for itself every year in the saving
of garme nts! There are several kinus nearly
alike in general construction, but consider i
important that the Wringer be fitted with Cogs
otherwise mass of garments may clog the rollers,
and the rollers upon the crank shaft slip and tear
the clothes, or the rubber break loose from the
shaft. Our own is one of the FIRST made, and il 10
as good as new after nearly four years constant
use" .--..s.t ~ .saf l----- ,.--s.--,sr-,l
No wringer can be made durable without cog
wheels. A good canvasser wanted in every town.
tB-On receipt of the price from places where
no one is selling, We will send the wringsr free Of
expense. t-r,s9
For particulars and circulars address
r. G. BROWNING, 547 Broadway, n. Y.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-24

J W General Grant is at Nashville,
and alrs quite at the front. . .sss1b6I
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Official.
OFFICE BOARD OF ENROLMENT. !

2 OFFICE BOARD OF ENROLMENT.
.5G.s .g5fsI 2dIDIsT. MICHIGAN. l35m /
Kalamazoo Dec. 10th lS63.-An
order from the Acting Assistant. Pro-
vost Marshal Gen. for this State, Of
this date has been received extending
the time for hearing exemptions which
are mentioned in the order, on the
poster containing the names ofpersons
enrolled, from Dec. goth to January 9Th
1864. L"'
EXPLANATION
"Manifest Permanent Physical Dis
ability" means disability wlliclris ap-
#parentto the public, such as the loss
of an arm, a leg, deaf and dumb, blind,
cie. ,.-.:. d. s-.. d.. ..-.y ,f-..-. -s
r. G. DENIsoN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-11
FROM YORK WN.
A SkirmiSh with the u ebeI~

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 9.-IntelIigence
from Yorktown states that during the past
week a number of Rebels had been made
prisonerSby our troops in that quarter. and a
number Of Rebel deserters have come within
our lines. Last Saturday five Rebel deserters
came in and reported that sixteen others were
awaiting an opportunity TO come in also
Maj Killing accordingly ordered two companies
OF cavalry To proceed in search of the deserters
The squadron about six miles out found the
sixteen Rebels deserters, the enemy's pickets
retirjEg before them.
Captain Faith Impruden thy pushed forward
after them without orders, and about three
miles beyond he, with his small command.
found themselves in an ambuscade, and were
fired upon by concealed Rebels. He was
brought off, was supposed, mortally
wounded. Captain Hagerman upon whom
the command now devolved, bravely fought
his way through the enemy's line, but getting
separated from his men, was taken prisoner.
Lieutenants Williams, Smith and Little Were
also taken prisoners, and Lieutenant Rhine.
miller was teen TO fall from his horse, and il is
supposed TO have been killed. Our entire loss
was 3O killed, wounded and made prisoners
The enemy's loss is unknown.
The enemy is reported 10 be in some force
about II miles from williamsburg
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FROM NEW ORLEANS
No New Military OperatIou>-Affairs at
Port g}ud>ou

NEW YORK, Feb. l0.-The adyices from New
Orleans by the Iast arrival a. this port are
rather mea2re. OF military movements near
New Orleans nothing can be made pu Llic
Gen. Banks is still busy planning his opera
lions, and the troops at Baton Rouge are being
Il rrcughly drilled.
The Tctels ar Port Hudson are continually
Strengthening their works, and say that il they
defeat ihe feGt rails they viii shoot all the Yam
kees in New Orleans, etc.
TIE Epws OF the capture OF the ship Morn
ing Light, off Sabine Pass, had been re .ai v-d
At New Drl' ans, and assistance yyas ilnmcdi-
a,Ciy sent from our fleet. The rr;,eis SEEING
our Iui boats coming Set fir TO The shin, and
lhns GestroN ed her.
Ii was r-pCrt. d that the local banks had
{. mf iEcd against the United States currency
a. grcenbac k are wv o per cent discount
O.; the ~, ming OF the % sl,-airlr. riggpd ;ts
"a t"lk- wi'h rakish appear tnce. came IN
sight III the Southwest Pass. and IN Dyed SLOW
~ hl the Pas. apparently watching Tor sig
n%is, or eX XprCtlug some.
rrmhtr Of tlie Pass pilots are now under
:ITesl for comm Unica-ing with a strange vessel
- ne days since, ana il is supposed III II further
attempts Will he made Preparatory u a raid
o. Il g river.
The sChC nrr captured by :he rebels of Sa-
Tine Prs, teretof'r" reported. yvaS.tae trans
loTt Velocity. At me tins, Of the capture a
C,& &d calm rreNall,d.
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TIE CHARLESTON ENPEDITfON
Sajl:r. Of I.J Vessels frou Hcautart y 4

Io-1oH. Mass, Fob. "a Newb-rn CORES
Cl G' IT. v Eo has ,Ist returned from ISe tufDrt
y. G. writes under dat OF Ia 3lsl ultimo. AS
Iuilows:
lie sailing of the expedition for. belle We
Eail ston harhor. WAS Que Of the grtudest
s'liitS LIVER UItES-S"d. l'hr fir ct consisted of
III oul l25 all oi vessels: steamers, transp ort.
IICs, and sChcoICrS.
At aiCut II O'Clock on The Both OF Jinuiry
tht SAILS Cf the VaTlOu~ small c-lf. w-ra la0,-
'neC. "Dc- silently, Cne bv one, in close order
lit gliUtd from haTbor. Next followed in II
sane RAPID succession the ST amer. store
r hips tam icr'S, iuc>, and al. l. WAS ma =
n.iCeht sirht-Une lurg line OF y>s>elS, crowd
"a " ith ireols cheering. The btads were
lla! ing ana lie colors streaming from the
maslS.
counted seventy eight schoonrrs and store
81 IIs. and thlrty-tUo steamers, containing a
very large body Of troops. At dark the vessel,
we've sui passing the forts.
he runbuat DiylIght had reached Nor
herd Clty from the hlock idIn- squadron off
Charleston. The officers OF this vessel report
hat lie iron eunboats PasSaic and VI Jnta aka
humber OF mortar vessels. and variouo other
HIttd States war vessels Were at anchor i'm
Bulls Bay, near Charleston, when Ihey left
I he ith Massachusetts regiment, and some
other regiment at New bern, had been ordered
Cn another expedition, which was TO start on
the morning If Feb LIST.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESS DISPATCHES ]
THE WAR ON THE MISSISSIPPI.

News from Eies >tNNg-The Exploit of the
.'Queen Of the West'-Terrible w Fire Of
Rebel Batteries-The Ram stops to utt
Rebel Sfecmer-None of her q rev Hurt
Other Rams To FoIIow-R ebeI OF mmu-
hicstton with Texas to be Cut Off.
OE BOARD UNITED STATES HOSPITAL SHIP
Efb ROVER, Feb. g. via C.iI O, Feb -TSpecisl
lii.ratch 10 the Cincinnati Gazatt- Tins
moaning ri O. clock the ram Qeeu of The West
ScnmaEoed by Capt Sutherland, with Col.
lItI. Commodore of the ram fleet on hars
flt THIS IivFr, and having passed down by the
lthiheUla M full sight of kIcksburg, rounded
me pClnt and was under full head Say down
toWErds the cry before she was discovered
he Rebels 'hen opened fire upon her with a
ELnihr OF their heaviest guns, aud kent mn n
brink canEonade, while she ran in toward tha
I"nGinF Hnd fir q she'll into ana vice severely
butt q the Reb steamer Eickshurg moorad 70
The eank OIrr ely under the river batteries
betldrs the time occupi,d 4 in running down
toward lie city she was fully ten minutes de-
ta1nf d III making her assaults UPON the steam
ei. Notwithstanding ali this opportunity and
lff { lt So IroT unity 10 the Rebel batteries and
the hIe from tl,m Of 100 poand shot and she'll
she was only hit twelve times. and N is said
NOT one person was INJURED She continued
GOWN the river ard landed at thu 10 wpr end of
tae canal, when Capt. Sutherland landed and
crossed the peninsula back to the river Col
f'il't conilnufd down the river, his destination
ntlhG The ouaChia rly"r. The movement will
Tie 1olioW mp TO- night bS an attampt by the
ram Monarch 10 make the same trip
these l2Es will b" able to keep omen tha
Wv rIcr hCme distance, with the aSsistan,a of
cit or tN o. " hos" commanders Were soliciting
TIE privilege Of, and may soon he granted nar
missIon 10 run The blockade. A large body of
nooi's might be landed from The poats tipon
The south side Of Eicks burg. IL this can no
one ihr direct communication of the Federal
city with T.Iat. and Louis will be cut or
snd most Of The Rebel TRANSPORTS on Red and
OnacElfa rivers can be captured or DESTROYED
lbs VIII he L great gain, and the value of this
ploretr achievement, Therefore, relatively As
We'll us lntrnsioally, is very great.
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SAH fRAScIsco, Feb. a-Un the frst h.I,o,
lor I. n Senator tonight, by the Legi.Iature
al Sacramento, thc vote stood-l loune>. so.
sargent, b; Phelps. ., and Brown,d O. Mr.
tonness was thence declared unAnimousIv
elected.
sAs FRANCISCO, Feb, lo-John Oonn q.
Wse hnallr elected Senator, rec-iying q out OF
the Ia vote. lie was formerly a Douglss
I've moerai, and iattrrly member VI the Un,os
Ialty,
The unrtlentinr fend bstreen the friends of
'Chfrsfnan Phelps and Mr.. Sargent pre-
NehfC lie election Of a SenaIor OF Rs.puh hlican
ani'o' do nts, IN accordance with the nolit,cal
Ilss II islee majority OF the L@eislature
n re occurred in Virginia CITY, Washes.
col nty, 10. day. Loss sSi,Ua
lie ncn'y market 10 easy. Atlantic Guy
itncy and exchange. IS per cent discount:
epic, 10 D pn MUM sterling 1chanee, lra4. N
lr' minm; les al tender, 6l-6s discount
Inc ftnernl market Ia slightly better with
increased d, mand for candles, coffee buttey.
and tutsr.
The ,hip Golden Fleece ha. been chartsra.
Tor cargo OF wheat for Liverpool
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NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The steamer Ellen -.
Terry, from Npwbern on the 5th inst, arriv ed
this rvrning. She brings no news.
The Newborn Progress of the 9Th instant con-
Ii ns the following items, in addition 10 an
boun Ccmeut OF "A temporary suspension ol the
pap.r on account OF their supply of paper be-
Ilg exhausted.
The church at Newport City was totally de
stTol. hy fire on "Wednesday night last II is
supposed that some contrabands went into the
edItiCP and built mp fire 10 warm themselves,
ard neglected 10 quench il on lgaving Another
theory is that il was the result Of il cendiar-
ism.
Tie steamer Baltimore, which for soma
time has teen lying AZ Morhead, had har
stat rooms accidentally buTnud out one da 7
last week.
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rom hey West-Thr~ntrnrd Raid by
Rebel GunboRtS-Thr ssAiabama', Re.
pairing Her Damages

My West, Feb. 4.-Tha u. e srasmay
Huntsville. Lieutenant Rodgers, has arrived
frCm Apalachicola
1t Was believed on board our guu-hoats
bioGkadihg the Bay of Apalachicoia thnt n
l,Imluabi. expedition was Organizing on the
I hatiahcochte river, having FOR It's Object their
c'1uuctlon. IL was generally believed that an
p' dItIon.
ihe Alabama was, at last accounts repair-
ihs ne dani ages she sustained in the con lct
and lost her rudder. Six balls were put
through her b~'
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Headquarters, DefenSS Of Wnxhiaxton I
fR0PcsALe are invited for fur nishing W ood to
the troops in and around tie Forts herainsftar
specified. irom PARTIES owning wood wood aai Z
kipie1. FranAlin, Mansfield, Pennsy !vania Bsttary
1enatiy own; Forts Kearney, De kussey, Massa-
81 uset+s. Slccum, TOtten. Siemuer, Brnkcr diil
Saratcsa, Thayer, Lncn1n, Batteries Vermont
Martin scott and Cameron. on the north side of
Proposals to be made in the following msaner,
TO wit:
First For wood standir e. (price per cord
Second. For wood felled by C. g. Engineer or
otherwise. (price per cord
Third For wOcd cut and corded on the ground .
Proposals mustspecify the locality, kind gas
fsLy AMI GnGiity Of the wood.
PropGsals Will bs received under this advert ss
rnent for the amount of wood required up 20 June
/ JStsS.
Each bidder must attach his fall name AMI Post
Once sddr- So To his bid and the names Of al par
bid.
IA oHih OF allegiance TO the G0r,ra51e5,t Of IKE
LpiitG States mus: GrcOnapI each otd
Bids will he opened from time TO time, and con
tracts or purchases made 81 the wood Inay b. re-
CURED
The right is reserved to acsept all or any part of
sHy bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Woo, ;" and addressed to
ELIAS u. GREENE,
Lieut. COlore and Chief Quarter rNa7t-r
laI'f Dafrn = of Va
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FROM ROSECRANS, ARMY.

SlN Hundred OF M0rgan'S CavaIry Cap
tured-The Murfreesboro Railroad Com.
pleted.
NASHVILLE, Feb 1O.-Our forces entered
LEBANON, Tenn, on February iUth They
captured some SO confederates, most Of them
being men OF Morgan's command
Many field officers We're taken. Among the
prisoners is Paul Anderson, 8 violent mem Der
OF the State Legislature OF 1860 and l-61. He
WAS an original secessioniSt, and one OF the
earliest advocates for the southern confed-
eIacy.
over one hundred wounded men reached here
by the ears frcm Murfreesboro tonight
A number OF paymasters left for the front
this morning. The first through train for
Murfrfrs horo i'll leave here 10 morrow.
The river is six freA on the shoals and fall
ing. II is raining heavily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-11

~ MissiCnaIIrs, schools, railroads, st an
Ioals, tel IRA ne anu ne We Apers, Tapdiy MAJ
unly ing are eNI'i' nrIs OF the progress Of clVIi-
Zaiiun IN inuia.
81 Ii is calrula'rd thai the priya prop riy
of the Imperial family OF Austria amounts %
nearly t2,vU.,UtC "A year.
~ The New albany Ledger says that .
million ana a half pounds Of tsbA eco has lseen
grown in PiAe Sounty, 1nGtana. the past sea on
81 Tie number nf bankruptcies and fil-
ur,-s gazettrd in England lat year amounted
.,:bN.
81 Mustard grows wild in California and
ts aIh, ring H. fasi Uccoalng lu cratl'e bas.-
Bets.
IA def and DUMB woman attempted -
commit suIC al, in New iorIs day % I.sc a.,
becilis. SIZE Was tired - life.
e. las G,rrcn, 2 clerk IN the chicago poe.
ofic.', has h. en ARRESTED f'r opening money let.
tptS ;.i.G a. a. lie &, Eir;:t-.
So Nm. Hopp - t. be hung in Chicago on
March .tIn. III lhe :luT1'r "a has wife.
So Ih,re w.r, 1, Iej nrs- ia Lon Ion In lsdz.
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9.-T.-l88O.-x.

DRAkE'S PLANTATION BITTERS
invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys-
.sm; is a perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. It'll composed of pure st. Croix Rum.
The celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. 1t
cnres Dyspepsia, is a gentle tonic, and is just
ti.e thing for changes Of the season. Sold by
ali Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, AID Saloons
P H. DRAKE Il 90, zoe Broadway, New
York 25-eo6m
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THE BANKS EXPEDITION vEssRIs-S,rson,
ChGrges.-The report Jf Senator Grimes in
relation TO the alleged abuses in the cnarts.r
other expe editions, rs a very vol minous docu-
ment Ii arrives al the following conclusions:
First-That all Government vessels should
be secured through legitimate channels by
officers, In answer 10 advertisements.
Second-1ke pracuce OF employing agents,
With unlimited power 10 fix the rate OF charter,
cannot be justified.
Third-That all vessels should b. Thoroughly
inspected by competent experts, responsible ID
the military branches Of the Government
Fourth-1hat the monopoly OF chartpring
vessels by Hall, Loper and others cannot be
justified.
Fith-That John Tucker, Assistant Secre.
tary Of War, snd Colonel James Bel ser, United
States Army, knew and tolerated such mono
poly.
Sixth-That no one should be allowed to act
in the double capacity OF broker and sAip
owner.
Seventh-That the commission received by
Hall, Loper, Danforth aud Others, amounting
To- hundreds OF thousands, rightIuily belonged
10 The Government and should b. refuRded-
Eighth-That many charters, Obtained
through these persons, were Al an exorbitant
value.
Nnth-That Collins q Pickerin should be
made 10 refund their ill-sott.'n gains.
TPnth-That no charter money should be piiI
TO the p rsons above named.
Eieseuih-That Colonel James Delger should
be court-mariialed.
Twelfth-Thai John X. Dauforth is guilty of
q violation OF the law.
thirteenth That the War Departmentshoald
exercise vigilance in such cases 10 pre- vent loss
and restore confidence IA ats mans CEMENT
f fourteentn-Ihatt the facIs rel ttI We To perjury
III sorne CT these cases should b. lGq uired la.o.
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1 Ny Up P l. 1 ES.

I sMY Sc p LIES,
CrTIez OF rsE GgIEr 2UikrEsxAsTEE,
.trr1y dF fts Fc:0Dlat, J
WASHIECT2H September q, 1872
fscP-sALe are iuvitsd for fu furrisniug for tEs asa
= Gs sTTty OF the Potomac the following srtic,ss.
..oce toes best quality Timothy bay, secural,
haed, the ~s;Ebt ofesch bale tc liz Ia.r / 50
thereon.
1le &c bushels sf Cats. of the best quality IL
strong sacks, we'll se9ed
:,tf1 cords UaL sni Hickory Wood. we'll sessouse
SId % the best quality.
ssch '.i3 mast bs accompanied by to endorso
isn't cf ~ 5pcnsi bic persons t,at siie CONT
=. awarded viii be fulfilled.
Eids viii ~ opened from tine to time IS t,s
-;zies nlxy be needed and contracts will he a~ard6-
- the quantities s;si to the lowest respousib;s
pG3er "a. ~ tho time OF opening.
TIE - IL ESarTed 20 pt al or any part C'
;xy Did.
PROPOSAL should be endorsed Prop. ssis rcr II 81
D. Gsgs Wood ss tAe case rIay be, sE1 srcio.eG
z separate ENVELOPES. RUFUS INGALLS,,
E.ieut. Col. ana A. ID. c..
ssa-tf Ohief QuArtermCsGAr.
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Osden.bur- Muuicipat EI.c,ion

OGDENsBURG, N. Y, Feb. I0-The whole
IT, mocrailc ticket was elected to-day by an
average majority OF IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-11

aFAccording TO Sumner, .hr sublimast sc-ne
o. lie MAR u as the elevation bv Gen Blnks Of
the negro girl On The csnnon-but "A Memphis
obktryer, describing the ImIaense rush af.-r
cul2n along the railroad Letwvrn jackson and
NICksDurg. save, s'if there one specttci
more sublime than any other afforded by rha
present siTii', al is q steambO ioad OF wei
dress sed gen a. men rushing for ward h ervic div
TO AXE the profits Cf the var wlivn The IA a.
ar all over. IL makes one feel that W. have
rot lost Our character as a commercial nAOn,ss