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EdS- CHTOntcte =-ldFluS TeCSlfSu d let
ter from one of the brave boys of the 18th
Regiment, containing some of the true
ring of the Jackson Democracy, in con.
ira distinction from the K. G. c., as
taught by that traitorous class under the
the garb of Democracy hope you may
find room to give it an insertion in your
paper, though it was not intended for pub
LEGATION.
The writer is the son of a widow lady
at our place who has but two sons, one
in the Potomac Army, in Stoneman's cav
airy, and in the late as well as former en-.
gagements of that Army Corps, where he
had his coat shot through several times
his horse shot dead under him-after
which he caught another horse whose ri
der had been shot, mounted him and
dashing again into the conflict, was soon
after knocked from his horse by a piece
of a shell which struck him on the head.
He was only wounded, however, and o
recovered, and is again in active duty.
The other son., the writer of the follow
ing extracts, is in the Army of Cumber.
land, under Rosecrans, amongst the
bravest of that brave old 10Th, who stood
such a terrific fire and slaughter at the
battle of Stone River, where he was
wounded. Proud may that patriot moth
er be of such sons, and l trust a kind
Providence may still continue to protect
them, and permit them ere long to re-
turn to her paternal home, and that she
and they may be spared long to live and
enjoy the blessing of that peace anepros-
perity for which they m~anfully imper-
illedtheir lives.
CAMP NEAR MURFREEsBoRo, TENN
April "a.
Mr.. r. II. WaLke-Dsar Sir AS I
have nothing to do here now, l concluded
that l could not better employ my time
than in writing to my friends and letting
them know how l am getting along.
I suppose you have heard that l am
again up with my Regiment. Although
unable to do duty, my health is exceed
ingly good. l did not rejoin my Regi-
with the expectation of doing duty,
but knowing that l had good officers, who
would not ask me to do duty until | was
able. There being some prospects of a
fight, l was afraid that l might miss it by
back, and that l would not like
under any circumstances. If there is
any fighting going on | am bound to be
there if it takes W. men to hold me ON
my feet, for / nave a little bill to settle
with the Secesh for the wound they gave
me at Stone River.
l suppose that Mother will be surprised
when she hears that am with the Regi-
aud would a great deal rather that
I had stayed at the hospitai,b but did not
enlist to lay in hospitals, and God knows
there is enough there now without me
increasing their numbers.
l found the Regiment in better condi-
ton than / expected. 1t has been filed
ny with some drafted men and recruits
md some that had deserted since the
Eight so that notwithstanding we suffer-
I'd a good deal of loss, the Regiment is as
good as before. The health is good-but
very few are sick, and l do not think
he Army of the Cumberland was ever
n better discipline than at the present
line, and, what is better still, the boys
ire, Notwithstanding all the harping of
Northern traitors and sneaking Copper.
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Il was once as you are now.
As l am now, soon you will be;
Soldier" prepare for death;

Some changes are occurring in our Reg
ment. Col. Ratliff, and Major Burnett,
have resigned, very much to the regret
of their officers, and men. DR.. j. T.
Smith, is now Wi principal Surgeon, and
we call him Major. He is highly esteem
ed as a man, and physician. Major DR.
Taylor, has been transferred TO the seth
0. V. l.. These changes are giving an
upward tendency to many worthy young
men.
May 18th. We have just learned the
act that another rebel army under Nor
gan, and Wheeler, are at Monticello, 10
to 10000 strong. Their pickets at the
river, six miles from US, and that they
intend to come over. That is just what
we want. We think we are competent
to meet them.
The news from the Potomac army is
very encouraging to the soldiers. We
begin to think we can do up this work
this Summer, and get home with the fall
ing of the first snow. More anon
E. T. BROWN.
Chaplain, I'd o. V. Cavalry.
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New Steam Wooden Factory!
AT WARREN!
NHE UNDERSIGNED HAVINC

Il Joined in CO-partnership for the purpose of
carrying on the Manufacturing business, would in
form the public that they have fitted up and filed
with good Machinery. the building two doors east
of NJ. b. Taylers Warehouse. in the Village of
Warren, where they may be found at all times in
readiness to all who may favor them
with a call. for Wool Carding, Spinning. or Manu-
featuring Flannels, Blankets. or Twilled Cloths.
Custom fulling and cloth dressing done to order,
with neatness and dispatch, and on reasonable
terms. HORACE STEVENS.
ORVILLE JONES.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

THE Farm owned by Mrs. E. Petit
76 acres.
Also adjoining the above, the farm of Stacy Petit,
containing % acres. For terms apply on the prem
ises.
May6 1S63-tf
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T. ]. McLAIN & SON.

Licensed Bankers, Brokers and Attorney at law,
do a general Banking andlExehange business; Buy
and sell Uneurrent Money. Gold and Silver, and
Europe. and Passage Tickets from Great Britain:
Agents for the sale of q. S. Treasury Bonds. Office
hours, 9, A. NJ, to 4 P. NJ. Main Street, Warren. o
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DEATHS,


In Pennington, April the'15th. JASPER A.. oldest
son of Charles and Carrie Wildman, aged 5 years.
and 8 months.
In Warren. Sunday morning. May 9th. Mrs. MA
RY ROBINSON, wife of Asher D. Robinson. and
daughter of Jacob H. Baldwin. in her 18th year.
In Vienna. May II. ELIZABETH SQUIRE. aged
70 years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-27

SWEET FLAG CHEWING GUM-The
best known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedy for
Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia and Lung Complaints.
Ask AGENTS for circulars. For sale by ]. X. Woods
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-27

two soldiers, one from the I'd Minnesota,
and one from the LIST Georgia. These
first volunteers from the two extremes of
the country, met here in the centre, to
contest a great principle. Their part in
the great drama is over, aud they have
gone to the final settlement.
One head board has the following lines
cut with a knife, and written over with
ink.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-27

DIR. OBED ANDREWS Vapor Gum
Cures Dyspepsia. Vapor Gum cures Throat and
Lung Complaints. yapOr Gum cures Nervous Dis
eases. For sale by J. X. Woods.
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ARRIAGE


In Geneva, May "a, by Rev. j.. F. Boughton, Mr.
HORACE II. DOWNS. of Bristol. to Miss MARY
NJ. Russell, of Geneva.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

We represent the Phoenix and Merchants Of
Hartford, Conn.,, Lorillard, Market. and American
OF N. y, also Life Insurance Companies .There
are none better. For a policy where they INSURE
low and pay promptly, Gallon McLAIN S0n,
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WILL CARE FOR MOTH,
MY EMMA LOUISE.
This iuan eIepant song. ehI
HORSE RAKES!! HORSE RAKES n
Farmers Look to Your Interests!

I WISH to inform the Farmers of
TrumbulI and adjoining Counties that ! am
now Manufacturing and offer for sale, at the old
shop on Quinby Hill. q few rods north OF the Nor
risOn House.
Independent Wheel Rakes. with improvements,
Revolving Rakes. Churns, Churn Powers, Straw
Cutters, Wheel BarrOWs, Grass Seed Sewers. Fork,
and Hoe handles, &e. also Saving, Turning and
Planning. done to order ID
Warren MAY Is. IS63-3m Proprietor.
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.

~ .
Jonas Wendell Before S. A. Davidson. J.
VS.. fP, of Mecca Township Trum-
William MeCustlin.) bull County, Ohio.
OR the 10Th day Of April, A. d. 1868, the above
Justice issued an order of attachment in this case,
for the sum of fifty dollars, which was returned
served. JONAS WENDELL
May T,-3W& Plaintiff
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-27

ELIZABETH FOULK'S ESTATE
IL The undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified Administrator on the estate of Eliza
beth Foulk, late of Champion, Trumbull County.
Ohio, deceased.
ALMOND c. LODWICK.
May H,-3ws
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DOCKET BOOK LOST

DOCKET BOOK LOSI!
On Friday. May s. the undersigned lost q
black Morocco Wallet. with a rubber band around
II. containing about S35, among which were two SlU
Greenbacks, and a g Allegheny bill. balance not
reeOlleeted; The Wallet was supposed TO pc LOST
between W. II. MOntgOmery's in Rowland, and
Warren. A liberal reward will be given for there
turn of the wallet and contents. to this Ofiee, or 10
MORtgOmery's. L. ii. CUhIlS-
MAY IS, lS663-2ws
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NEW WALL PAPER.

0000 Rolls just received from
AOOO New York. New and desirable
patterns with Borders to match. Ako a good as
sOrtment of Curtain Papers.
March Is. 1865. W. N. & W. f. PORTER.
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STRAY COLT,

NAME to the farm of the subscri-
~ Der. on Monday. the4th of May. ablaek mare
colt. supposed to be years old. with a small star in
the forehead, a small white spot in the inside of the
hind leg, Just above the hOOf. very long tail, and
light name. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take it away.
WYATT MCKAY.
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1ss James Ward x Co vs. james Lauehiin.
100 James hurry vs. D C Pettet,
lo1 Sfa4a of ah;o
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at par for bankable funds. Nav 27tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-27

OTEAM BOILER FOR SALE.
~ One Steam Cylinder Boiler, thirty fact long
and thirty inches in diameter. Address
d. II. WILDER,
May 20,-6Ws n. Bloomfield, Trumbull Co.
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MANUFACTURED BY RUSSELL. &CO
MassillOn. Stark County, Ohio,
WE again offer RuSSelI9S

w Internal Cleared Machine, with some
changes from last year. We have no eogs in the
ground wheel, giving motion by pals and ratehets,
by which there is no trouble of grass. mud and dust,
to collect in the gearing. which the case with most
all other machines now offered to the farmers, which
Is. certainly n great annoyance to the operator.
which makes our Machine far in the advance of all
other machines now offered to the people. Those
wishing Machines of US will do we'll to apply soon,
as We expect to be sold out early in the season.
can be seen and bought Of me, at my
place, or at R. II. Barnum, & Cos. Warren Ohio,
where be will take orders and keep all repairs nee
essaTy for Machines sold.
JIG. WILSON. Agent. Girard, Ohio.
Nav ~ 1963-tf
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WEEPING SAD and LONELY.
w Or When this Cruel War is Over.
Inscribed to sorrowing hearts at home. with ahne
ADAMS MUSIC STORE.
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AuDuae. In great variety,
POCKET BOOKS and WALLETS.
BLANK BOOKS. of ALI kinds
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-27
NALL me not back from the Echo

~ less Shore. .
This is the reply to Rock Me to Sleep Mother"
and a most beautiful song. just published at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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rnes turning out almost en- mass
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EGAL NOTICE.

George W. Bushnell. In Probate Court of Trum-
Administrator of Al bull County Ohio.
mon Griffin. Petition to complete con-
tract of Decedenf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-27

ISAAC GRANGER
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
prorosaIs.
cynon op rrv Dgpor QuARTgnn ssrEa. !
Fosr lsAysywoarg kAssAs. Oct 20. isiJ
LNROpOSALS tor ARuY THANSbOkIh-

iFAFsSWO.fH. 81
V>ROpOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA-
X RIOS SEALED PROPOSALS viii BE- rec''sri al ms
noic, mill :. oco-k m on she o'h day Of Doc"nofI' ,
for DE paf Of military supplies during The r'a' ~
and ls65 oii tie following r,u'es: Inn.
Hsgfc w. i-tlo;a Fors Leayenworh Laramie sld ino y
yes. ON ,e wet bank Of ihr M'.ouri River north oi rort
irlvs1 worth and south Of htGde ~ noh' 20 my Po
a. siio,,~ tnn sle o iav hn cabhed In he Tcroes ol
.tris., Uatotah ld,h0 ,nd Utah, sou'h OF stnde -
north snd eat of ion-ade a. wrs and IA me irfio o
Colorado, moth of - north ic. TO .t'e he Is i ',
pouul. fos 100 miles tt which hey will transport s.s ,o4's
l. esch of the months nom Altto seP'enpef n'"'' ''
b1,e No. D From For.. Icaycnwor,h end Riley, n the
snc OF Kanss nud the town Kansas, IN the s'aie ~ Ni
sou any pos stations i are or may be es, ~
sli.'r ~ ho'.n III +, I.,,a, Hahn, h. i. mated
in ,h, fiof, 20 for Garland, aud 10 any oh. p" or
pou.. Oh s route li!d'rs go tate the rtr per ' i"uh'
or 100 rrs o. which they viii ansport said sofc IN sich
Of ho noot irom Ap to september ih''''e' % ' '''
aoaie a. p FROM Font Union such o'hei drPo, s' ney
be- IA the ieritory Of New 1ex.eo IN % poaf
station. that are or nay be es.nnsnrd ID w Sa
10 such posts stations may be dr-nied ~ t" irrrtofy
OF Ar,oni end S.le oi IeHls w'at oi Ions dn r3 ",s
Bidlr 10 tai. the per 100 pounds Tor 40 miles ~
which they viii transport lid stores in each o. the months
THE weight be transported earh yenr VII not exceed
o O0 o. pounds Route No lJoOoDo pounds on Route
No. 4 anG g. $50 pounds on Route NO s. ,
no additional per centasr will be paid .f th9 ruhspoi1o
Of bscon had bread pine aber 'hinso' or a'y o'ee'
di,r. u,t give their In m well i' Their places
Of residence and each pop,,s must b. ecoonrnrd ~ a
bond i the oi ten tnousaih dp!ial.' sSneu ~ ~"
on persons guaranteeing that m ease roiti"et
awurdfa f0r the mentioned IN The proposal !" ~, P
prnp0 will acceVts aud entered n'"
and and sufficient security iuniihed ~ si pA'i's m s'
cof.an-e III the to ms II tLis adyefilsrnl' IT.
Tho amount of bonds requEcd viii be ss lollow';
Ga Route We" ~,
On Route No. 2.'..'s.'.''. .''.''''''''' .o,.s,
tu Route No. i.......ss..'.'. ''''''
4ai.fseory evidence 81 the loyalty ana s"lv'y o es'h
hdier 4nl person offered a. security VIII De required
rr,patsls mus, ni0rsed froposas Tor Army irahs
poaiion on Route. No.. or D. a. the case may oe ni
none be- entertained unless they faly eopy WIN al u'
requirements of this advertisements
fsrii.s whom award made mrs be I'rpn'n 20
and % give the reilHed ooh'' " '
iathfu prdoTmanco of The same ~ c.
Con'f,c will be- made 'ub,cci 70 the sppo,A OF 'n' N>u
General but the .i re.eved - foC' any "
all bi. iha, may he offered
Contractor. b. readiness fr service tF tn' nst
Siam, is5i sni tLey viii Do required 20 hls' P.,
b. ... or sr.ucrs ir The vicinity Of Fof ".'.Non
And unon and dslots ifst may De- cssbH'hra " "hcD
they LAY BE- communicated with promptly and .idiy
L. &. EAsrOs. Nylr and Qiarofna asfr'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
TIE 1868.

PESssYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
With 10 eonnest.ens ietmsr uo,-rr
TIE SHORTEST AND UtlChEsf hottb
ys,s ktw.YoEX 10 rgig PRiSoirAL NEsrsM ,itAs,
seven traies fua daily fom Nsw-l oFs to fhade'9nA w
NswJer.e and canda and Ia. ATbSy L,Gs' inc nv THIS
~ kofjrE LEAIE NEN-NORh FROM THE
FOOT OF COURILANDTSE u.~
Byway Of Philadelphia the morning p.'sen o.,,en,er,
York a. : y m, sane Tine ~ osher Ioute'i '''-s'
a, D D u ono hour aer than other lines. ,....,7n ~
By Way OF Asntown eveans .ni by both routes
two hours later than tho Nsinsn line. in CHICAGO and al
arrive az tho time Northern ,n.na, Ion.,,lA
poiut. ia tie North.we., CTeInc "a III n.ir
81 Louis Cleveland, Columbus, 'n."''' ~
points We', M.'n 'qgs sh,a.s run ftom PHILADELPHIA
rittsblrre 35C milos, aud Ne~-i oiA 70
snoAn, aud Saloon Cais Oh a. N@N''
Iare the sane other Iou'rs' ,A.
Nsr-asr checked through lf1hslet' lf1hslett'p..A
seers te.o.s good until u,ec, oy , ,.1ap1sn ,a,oNs
~, p.-,.,lS,uin Central Company runs an EmirsI
,o,,,e,ai,sn Line which affords comfortaos mos
myel 70 paIlis. moving ~es'"ai' ~ olsNAA 'n' S'"
u Iars. EnyrGuTs -.
gv h, route ftclsh,s Of al desedPon can DO t'rsrS
- s,on, sry point tie Railroads o Ono, henusr1
a', na Ilinoi. Wisconsin, lows, OF Missouri, BY h,I
3DID lkECf or 20 Gny port on lie nasisso1e r's'"
W,., by steamer, ffom Pittsburgh. w..M
no Penns, yaua censl Rafoad agc At oil mss M
= are oha sed by other Ralroad Companies ht "a tab
shippers ialrustis hc trsnspoI'sion o. ther ,,.s.
Company can rely wah eeIsisnsr enc, ~ ~ ''''''
Farmers and Dealers in Live STOCK VIII ma I .ri SUP
advantageous route. Cepacious ARDS wen ~ shs is
,d w ~ ,yey convenience have bren opened On ..rs
& A., and ever attention paid 70 tneI ~
trom Harrisburg, where wiz DO i9und es'y pHILADEIs
das ard s'@s .aSiSs .aS iSSs,riM0s fsVii 'm&skETs
"''i u ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. A"s' n'''~
LEIGH 1 Co, Freight Agents, ,...,, vrui.nA
No Astor House, and NO. ! ooutn w
MCDONALD bIScHoFs Em'S.a's SS% : H3a; 5sssssy,sss
ENoCH LAWS. 0sassI saQssiassIdAak As''aAks
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
prcpoeaIa.
CFALED PROPOSALS are invited till the

~, Jv Of November 1905 IL m, for furnishing the
sb.i.tr,c,, DEPARTMENT with n, 900 barrels Of tlour
a l b., 'ec,vcd for wha, IL known Nos. and .,
ami for nl.y norton sss thsn The tDJjp Dafr's
Bids n duplicate for tic different grades should DE- upon
seuarsf. sheets of paper. ~ = -.
fbe delivery Of he Flour 10 be coenccd wfh one week
from opening Of the bids OF az soon 40 ,ne
va.d h,r al he Government warehouse m GEORGETOWN
at tic whaIve,, at the railroad depo ,snn-i"", 49, - ~ M
opening Of The bids ..,,,lu,., ~ s,cb
payneu viii be made In certificates o indeDtei - os sue"
The usual Government inspection will 30 made J's' Do'oie
the Flour ~ received. ,,
An oath of a i.g iance must accompany each pa II,
M Md will be entertained from parties VINO nave rre'pu-
ed 10 comply with their bids from bidders not present.
lb.rrrl 10 be entirely and Of oak AID made very
..foug Of rev ma cfials. and head lined
No Flour W ~ received which is not f.D grounn , .,
pii. ,o b. Directed to LEUT-COL. o. BELL u =, ";
= A. Wahiusion d. Co and rdor.ed Proposals Tor fiour.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Fou,ar pErART'iKsr.
t.sIsraSr QuArr.ssssrf srfAs DTrfcr.

kLgnsSDnIA. "a. Nov lo la69)
DROPCsAIS for HAY, STRAW, ana
Ggsfv Written pfop.rais sIe invited for irfui,hns
NAY STR fW OATS. and CORN. Z the ufe q inc pos
efnn O. b. aelycr, AeIanlih. Va, or any 1int on
tl. Potomac o. rbuftles saf in srch Gnati's ~H
tie aroun' proposed or and a. such times A. As under
ssnsi may d4fclt- ,t - 4,
e p psa. 20 - ,il.s.ci 10 ihc isf'iyned, and 10
,s~ fir ..rfIiy ani rlire of sicl ariil.e ois 3D.
Pfopa. "a be received f,r ave thopfana spSi bn'he'
e. Com ,. Dsls sad1ey i,0 tla v. -! 90 iflN 80. ~
,r,ff rf - 10 =. b. ffLc Interest oi iAc Government 70
contra l0T a isss ainolpL ,.,,,-t
CON 70 30 pat up rood s'rs' of shon' 'To eu.hc'
and oats n fa.. a1o4t fer ID bushels each ~ch are 20
b. fufris oe = caf.c 81 tEo OoErruinr !.o Ay an
r.Fsw e. bc frf 4sfly bara. =
Al ate fsf.isl.I under nj. aivefemrni - Do s-o
lrf. 4 f.. mere. 80 1uv,Tlal'tt n trpcei.
Pufch...s ri o made tn' 8. tr un-ei y = alf'I
,l,cuenf ~ t- la'rcsl sc nsb bldci, a. ue Into s'h'
Il 81, p4u.r srsEi.a lnay fct4Ifr. , -
sasr. ~firh flsv b. Gscned Faioe ~ih ihs nie's'
u iir OptffrrrnL .l,.t
Ps,mss v bo msie l9 'uch fani' - ray BE- TroFiei
ffofn tnlfs4 -'1rs lfeffnry snf. a. 70 tf T 70
rts d. sff bli ttr lutrIfga a fr.rffr thr ~ ip :" ~
hsl he shes any part " tie yayasn. ar ne compete
f.lli ...ri a! ssfsrllrutf 1900, =, ,.,.-, 81,
O,ol r.uy ~ te -srird 'ar ihe 'AiAi al a'-''H' o'
an, 'r. f- rrd-f' fif sly~rfi.s o. -
VIZ sIODDARD, CAPT All 4 ''i''.hi q NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Hurv.u OF ORpEASCE, NAvr DEPARTMENT, Nov. lG 1904
hENInAAL& lnr IIMNER Lnr lin NANN -

nuls.u or ORpsASCE NAvr DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10. lsGs
DEOPOSALS for TIMBER for tho NAVY
j. Bg,LED PROPOSALS, indof,cd Proposals for Tim.
bcr w be- receved al This ucan until O'Clock D. ofho
ah day VI december for furnishing sud delivering IN -
conifsct at tho several navy Yards al Porsmouih n A.
hoson Ae" ol and rhadspha uo following dei T.bed
Cla. T.. Nhlto pak Tor gnn. q ssr..
t,ass II. White Pms und White Wood
CruiIi. White h.h and Hickory.
Cl4ss ~. Gum Logs.
Hepao 0crb DO made f the suupiy =, each Of the
Hspy.Ysids named and ia tic White Oak rnd ths Hickory
While wood White Ash, mifne but tho oacrs must 10
To- ALL 81 each descfl pton FOR each Navy. Yard.
Bidder, .oerd 10 tho Ordnance Officers r, the several
Navy yads and stations anl to tho Chief tho Bufcau Of
Ordnance Navy Department. who will Furnish them with
pdDed scbednlcs giving description Of tho Timber o Of
dei, oIiey aud other particulars. II. A. WISE
Chief Of U,Jesu ID Interim.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
DRorosALs FOR MORTAR SHELLS.

CHnslScE Oyrtcr WAN DsF,RrsrsT,l
M.snisoToS November lB, l5ri.
tFAiSD PROPOSALS viii bs received at mi. once
uni O'Clock p IA tho 3si Of December ncrt for the DO
sery ol tny thousand 10 Inch ora. slels la tie following
qusflte, =, th- following Ar,ens's VIA
At tho Wssf,oun AfssuAl Ws;orowu. Ms,,. scoa.
Attic Waier,ie, Ar-enti. West Troy n Y, 0o0l.
A. the New York Arsenal Governors Island, q. 10.
A. the u. =. Ar.en.l Washington, ID. G, $3.50
A. fhs 4. 4 Arsenal 81 Louis No, 5000
ress shells 20 10 made of tho Mud u metal .nd IN
DfsWnys By any u tho United states Afseuas
The hss b. Mspcc-is No foundofy where east ro
Of charge ior snposen or handling un delivered al tho
AIsert.
Deliveries must be m,ds 't IN. ratio ~ no, lees ,n Ave por
por OF thu number n proec,s contracted or
the f delivery 10 DO nsd within days arT a.. date
Of tho o.ntfci. and any failure - dsvor specified tine
vii subject tho contractor 70 forfeiture of the nunbor hs
may lsii 10 deliver o. that time.
Separate bids mus, be made for each Arsenal the bidders
proposs 90 deliver a, muro than NO bid VIII be cou.i
.fc rol pae, other than regular founders pfoprror II
who are bnosn TO this Def an-nt to be capable Il
,Icruns iae work contracted fox IN their establish
nicuts.
Zach patty obtaining eontrac. will be required enter
Into bouls With approved sufen. foI H. faithful execution
The Drpsfni"nt reserves tho right re,oo, any all 1is
II not ieelled .aii.sAcioiy Tor any cause.
Proposals vii be ,difessei 10 brsader Ccn-ra George
D. nsm.ay Chief Of Ordnance Washington ID. C" and will
DO indofssd Proposals Tor Mortar Shells"
0LO. n. RAMSAY
Bhsadler General. Chief OF Ordnance.