davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18
From Inc yeksI,urs Citizen.
TIE SITUATION


The Formidable dee, d Com. Partes's
.unboats in connrctlun with thr huge arpv
IL Gen. sherman. has again arrived Il
Vie ksburg-and this time me last .fest
desperate r6orf will be made 70 "prn he
nav sation u the Mississippi. U lsainll.
,tsry and political rrcr-sitf which will n"i
iaii 10 call inta Feqa,suIsn ihe utmost &.
forts Il me LINCOLN Government. and Ii,~s
are able 10 toll them, great will hs ne Il.
tel upon the lnrtunr. II me war. i,lsas
Important TO hold fick.barg, perhap., -
10 hold Richmond Tie irer navigation
Of the Ni~i.appl" i ! piece o. Mts'rfs
allegiance to I.lncoindom. and Il II lsiI. u
l,r tbs pending grand attempt, &c a.
10 < out lor squalls. Inc Nest j. ~
more than halt with Lincoln II brst.
sicksburg has already twice ba'iird y.
most hrrrulrAn Efforts OF Ihr enrms, I'D
hrr detences have been growing stronsef
ever, day since the Inst raid II the en,u!
Already has her strength aud hsr eoeFsss
hrrn tested 10 4 manner which ~oaid have
proved d severe Ordeal 10 4 les hereto
place; but nothing daunted she siillsnts
defanc. 20 the ruthless f"e. w vac
and bs land ii has bsen assslicd viii Al
thr fury II the ensmy, and ~ each instance
The invader has met with lnglur'nu. drle'i.
The bomb .rdlnent last war sas more tsl.
rife than any city has prob,bly ~lth.'eoa'
aud ii the late hive day,' attack upon n'f
defences. the enemy made desperate
tsmpu 70 retrieve the miscarriage q w. II
former attack, but gndismayed. eur l,liis
army stands here like 4 mountain " rae,
trIumphantly With.ianding the iron hals
which las been rained upon i.
II Ylcksbarg can defend herself no
against the tempest Of shut and she'll wllt'
i coming. and % one doubts her aniiIi''
and detcrmihaiiou} she will have achieve
~ immortality Of lame, and !, WI 80.
Stand !, monument 70 encourage bra's
men IL the defence Of their homes. AZ 9 j
warn tie invader II attempting " eii'la's
4 Tree people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18
'~sss

MiIroy. Lincoln's Emancipation praclana-
tion is being faithfully carried out. The
following is, a copy Of an order sent IL 4
lady in Clark county. by Gen. II. III. Mi.
roy, through the hands Of a runaway negro.
named John Washington, whose wife and
children were servants Of the lady:
Madam --Yos will release to Mr. John Washing.
ton his wife and children, and oil other slaves in your
possession made free BY tho proclamation o. Aba.
ham Lincoln.
(signedD R.H. MILROy,
Brig Gen. Commanding.
We understand that Dir. John Washing
ton carried out his missions mt only IN the
taking OF the slaves demanded BY Mlroy's,
order, but also the line carriage and horses
Of the lady upon whom the demand mas
made. PEI. Dai! Express
FRoM PoRr HuDsoN. Port Hudson. Feb.
l0.-Ialormation has just been received
that Pockets portion OF Slbley's command.
encountered the enemy at Indian Village
to-day, routing him alter a severe tight.
The eueMs admits 4 loss Of one thousand
slled, wounded and missing. This i posl.
tive information.
From Ba,an Rouge We learn that the
Irish Rflga.le and negro regiments have
been sent below. The total force uf the
enemy il 10000. Deser,srs a,e contias-
Tally arriyin 9 here.
| raos rHg NoaTH.--Mobile, Feb. li.-A
.pec,al dispatch to the .aiveriiser & Rsgis.
Ter dated Jack.oa [ lth. contains dispatch
IL The Crisis from Grenada. which says
chicago dates 70 tie ith have been recrl'.
Ell aud New York dates l. the Sd. Dry
20 d. advanced beyond reach Of grers-
back.. Gold 1921. Twelve Confederate
prisoners were irsken 10 death Al Caap
Douglass.
San Franchises dispatches ! the ID 81.
Judge Craymsr decided sree"sAcks nj
legal tender.
rhr Halter4s vas sunk ~ The British
ship spnhrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18
4illsburaugb gsrarner.
HILLsBoRoUGH, n. G.
wednesday, February rs. 1868.

the legislature .f ,hss State adjourned -
Thursday last, after session Of IS days The first
session, commencing on the NH November, 1882
..sracsd s6 days.-thus making but 81 days Of both
ssssions-sons 90 days less than former aenniases-
Siens.
We have received from the Standard Office copy
of Captions, embracing prstty full abstract Of the
Ra,ssue Law, which 10 our readers IL our next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

CApruRE OF TRk SABINE Pass. - Rich
nond, Feb. GA dispatch from Gen. Ma
gruder 10 the Secretary ot War, sass Thai
Major o. NJ. Watkins. in command u the
expedition against the enemy 81 Sabine
PISS, reports that he captured thirteen
guns, property worth million a dollars,
and one hun,lrrd ard nlnr prisoners Our
rams were at sea off Sabine Pass. waiting
Tor new cumers." Exsmiasr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

he 2Nth saws that the Kentucky Legisla-
tnte has passed an amendment 70 the Nil.
i,ary bill, instructing the Kentucky troops
not to enforce the Presidents proclamation.
The vote was 81 yeas. Is nays.
Chattanooga. Feb. 6. Thornton 4. Mar
shall. of the Kentucky Legislature, has IN
troduced resolutions which declare that
Kentucky fasors an armlstice. Inc Lou
isyille Journal of the Cd instant. fasors
proposition Of conference between the Ken
lucky Legislature and The N"rthefn Legs
tures, to see what shall be done.
Esom Red Riuer.-Mobile. February y.
a special dispatch to the Advertiser y
Register, dated jackson 9TH, SAYS that the
Government Ordnance agent who escaped,
reports that the Federal gunbnat Queen o.
he Hest, which passed the Vick>burg bat.
t.rl.s. went belnw and up thr Red River.
capturing the steamer a ". Taylor. loaded
with sugar and mnla>srs and having thirty
Confederate officers % board. nine Of ahom
escaped the steamer Moore, with QUE hun,
dreA and eighty Thousand pounds Of p"rk
f,r Port Hudson; also steamer Rericieks
Ban with twa thousand barrels flour and
one hundred bal-s Oh cation. The Queer
81 The Hest mounts / rlfied twelve poun.
l,Iers, and carries crew Of one hnndre.
and hlty picked men under Col. Elliott
she Was struck twenty times. hat being
cotton-clad was little injured. She has re
tarned to Yleksburg without her prizes
which are probably recaptared aF destroy
ID.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

pas MY Rousn.--wm. Payior. Esq, =
Person county, j. true patriot. IL 81.
II. wheat 10 soldier. families At II X
cents 1 bn.hsl. andeorn II % per blrts,.
ant that While distillerrs are offering -
barrel tn nass alcohol Tor ne Gnse'h
msui = They. hnssvsr. cannot srsa -
ii Ii. corn Ii asy price. That's The mn
for iii. times. h.loa ckreaitt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

Y.ssSs Flssr ~ PeHI RayaL.-Chai.e'
ton, Fsb. q A Yankee feet was-in ~,
Royal on SATURDAY The hsrt comprise,
81 transports. 10 large ssr steamers, ~ ~
i Or 5 iron .cIsd,. Eyidsntly sumo gfaS0
movement 10 al hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

DgsrRVcrIoS OF THs EsgsY's SHIPPING
A MosTH's WnRK The result d. opera
tions ID January foats Up rather badly tur
the Yankees. Ii the matter d steamers
alsne, their lassss amount 70 nine trans
ports anil one gunbsat Jestrpyed BY our
i Horse Marines. on the Cumberland RI
YER; one transport destroyed N The Mis-
sissippi; the Harriet Lane. me isaac r.
Sn.fh and Columbia captured; the Hansras
sunk 10 the Gulf-totat l6-yso Or three
Of which have been added 70 our little IA
W. TO these must be added tbs N,rfiaiia.
the Quaker City. the furret.bearing roa-
clad in the attack on Fort MrAllisier. and
4 gunboit on The Cumberland. moe or less
crippled. besides what damage has not vet
been reported which nav have been done
by the florida, tie alabama. and the
man that struck Billy Pattrr,on'--,h. y.
the cruiser that sunk The Haiftras. This
II rather faster than the Yankees can build
steamers. aud II We can only keep On 1T
the SANE rate while Longer. their naval
resources will show 4 sensible dlninuiion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18
FRos Kssrucxs.-rh, Richmond Haig

FRos kssrucKs-rh Richmond Hing
Of Frida, says: A dispatch from General
Jshn II. Morgan. I. Hon. ". 7. slnms.
Senator from Kentucky. was received ~
This CITY on the 9Th inst. Il states that
Gen. Boyle, the Military Gs,ernM ~ Ken.
lucky, during the past week, ordered u,
Provost Marshal. at Louisville, & TAKE
IRON AZ OHIO brigade ,hr negfnrs thrr hid
stolen white IN the St,ts; that ~ taking
the negroes fight occarr1d. in shirh the
eiiizens II Louisville generality took part,
and q number we're wounded ~ both sides.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

SMALL TREASURY NorEs Treasurer
Worth has male an arrangement with the
Banks Of the State, to supply them with
unsigned Treasury Notes Of less than Sl.
the banks tos have them signed by persons
selected forSlhe purpose, at a cost Of 30 per
cent. less than heretofore. BY this means
the Treasurer will be relieved Of ths large
number Of clerks in his otSce, and from
giving hi. own personal attention to the
matter; The Treasury will save about $4,000
wear; and the people can get their shin
plasters from the nearest bank.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

aeember last, i, was proposed BY gentleman
i this county TO get up association O. such per-
sons as would agree to lei the families Of soldiers and
At he psor have the necsssaries Of life at moderate
rsses-saY corn at 81 hushel. wheat Al -, pork al
81 huadred, bacon a, 20 cents pound, beef at 3
ce=ts;-snd The FIRST Saturday in January was sug-
res,ed as suitable day for delegates from he var-
cas- districts 10 meet in Hillsborough, and furnish
ms Of such As were willing 70 join The assoc ation,
publics.ion 10 the Recorder, iha. The parties con-
oernea might know where 10 look for supplies The
aoce va. Short and the weather incleme NJ, and we
believe ne meeting was held.
We received, however, q list names from one
ncighb0rhood, Oaks. The delegate informing Us thai
The state Of The weather and his own health had pu
j. out Of hs poWsr . SEQ many Of his nslsh6ors, bl
gsat ali tAoss consulted, who had any surplus enter
"a eessiaiy late the scheme. This list, necessafl,
ssssnp!sls, ~e asw publish, Is we should have done
before, hoping iha the benevolent proposal Of oa
ftisnd may asi be overlooked BY those whom rrosr
ssncs has bles ed with enough and 10 spals.
lAitsn Patterson, William Jones,
ieas Picard, John Moore.
Is~es Phillips, Thomas d. oldham,
S~ka Morrow, William lib, mpson,
sseSer, .. Pickard, Frank Minor.
H N. G. s,rowl, William J. Bingham.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

kEvrscEv.--Aobli., Feb. Z. A dispatch
V ths AID vsrtiser from McNinnsviils, sth
instant, states that the Nashville, Union Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

A resolution was recently introduced
into The Indiana Legislature u investigate
the secret political societies which arr said
to exist extensively IN opposition % thu
Lincoln Government. All the Democratic
members voted against Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

sfurdar-0n THURSDAY nsrnias lss,, Mr. Isaac
sHe-d, living seslhwss 81 this place near the Chat
Assn line. Gas kiilsd BY s0as negroes working with
him. whs Afterwards carried him about hnlf q mile
ana sarisd hin 10 an old field. His body vas not
fasnd anil ssaaay norang. We understand one
&c tie nsgres. has confessed thai he killed him. bui
ssss that il -ss BY accident. The negroes. four 10
annS.., 100 men and iso woman. we're brought u
tbs place % Monday, and Odgsd il jail
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

DagaDYuL CsRsaos.--rhs nns' careful.
" prepared statistics Of the present war 20
TO shpw that the carnage on both sides has
rarely been equsled in the history u thr
world. II j. estimated that " the Killed
and ihosr who have died from wounds re !.
ceived 10 battle and sickness engendsrsd
10 camp. there are rot less than 32j, 900
o. the Federal army-~hile the Coincide
rate army mas suffered 10 number no, les
than 75.00O-rsakins 4 grand ssgrrgate
Of hall millios nen since The war hogan.
AID co. ~hAti To gratify malics asl -.
w and hatred on the one aide Ito achieve
Independence, Of honor and . nstiossl ~
Silence % tss other. Pstssbvs Esp,tu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

the Treasury will save about $4,000
wear; and the people can get their shin
plasters from the nearest bank.
TueIN INSANE AsyLua.--Dr. Fisher reports
10 the Board that there we're on Nov. Sd,
1861, (,he date Of his report printed BY the
Legislature 1875 patients Under his care.
of these lie are males, and 80 females
Two wears ago there we're l79 patients, Of
whom SO have been discharged, viz: So
recovered, 6 much improved, % not i'm
proved, aad % died. The institution is
now full, many having been reluctantly re-
fused admission, and in the male depart
ment operations are necessarily restricted
10 treatment Of those already IN the Ass-
lum and such others a. may seek admission
according 10 priority Of date for vacancies
Occurring.
There have been 500 patients since the
reorganization of the ASYLUM; $50 from North
Carolina, IS from Virginia. ; rom ;. saro-
Ina, 4 from Alabama. each IRON Geargia.
Mississippi. California, Tennessee, Texas
and Florida. Among the patients no" IN
der treatment are insane IN consequence
sf the war" and | victim d the Joan
Brown raid.
The expenditures for 1861 vera sSS,3S6
l70, and 10 1862 S45, 459 50. The receipts
lin 1861, SIC, 629 Sc in 1862 sl6,5S6 80.
s64. 500 Of the receipts are from the State !;
the remainder from pay patients.
CHARLEsroS.-We are keptin consdera-
ble excitement about vessels running the
blockade of the harsor Of Charleston, and
/ will here mention i very curious fact.
suppose have been IN and over the Charles.
ton bar hundreds Of times, IN all weathers.
| Ii was always nuisance. u IN vessel
drawing over ten feat. you had TO wait IN
I'LL ex act high natsr, and then you rarely
found over Is % l6 feet on The bar. Inc
Good win sands'are not more treachrron'
than those on the Charleston bar. Well
What does President Linculnl At vers
heavy expense he ordered vessels lilies
with granite to be sunk 10 the main chan
mel. shsre there never was IL fest Of w4tei
al high Or any other tide. The result i
a,tsunding. The Cooper and the Ashley
rivers, which there pass % the sea on eacl
side or Charleston city and cut over the bar
have swept out ship channel. in no Plac,
under so feet deep, and 10 some places
thsr~ Is so feet water where there was mi,
! I6 befsre the vessels were sank. When
peace comes Charleston hafbor will be one
: of th- finest In the Southern States. Mar
proposes. but God dIsposes. From near.
IN round Charleston the water in On anne
of 30 fret will make her the second city il
. the United States in few wears. ! nav,
! nv information from 4 source that canno
! be doubted bv me.
J Mw York Correspondence u ~ Loadaa
koraiag Herald
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-18

csssrlso orr rHs Es.scirArios PsocLa.
rartos. Within that portlps n Virginia
nOr occupied BY the Federal forces under
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
1863. TIE ne. .. !. 1853.

~. J. #
N VIII Irs ...lgr.Oa., t0ras
TIE SAogglsr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos Nsw.YoHy 40 TAR PklNcirAL ssfehs CiTiss
"e'e" - sr,, Ter ~ md Camden ard Amboy line. -
ALL THROUGH TRAINS OR Iha WEST ny THIS
NCIfIE LEAVE NEW-GORh FROM TUE
FOuT o. GDUHTLANDT-ST
Byvay fPhiase hi, tEe morning. Passengers leave New
yo,n m zine other routes; Evening passengers
at p w. one Gouy lNsr t''en Other lines ---L
~ vsy 4 Allentown. tgeiihs pa1sergers ios's ~ m
two hous the Northern hnes and by both routes
arrive a. g. tue N.Ihefn nes IN Chcisc aud All
IA the NofiE.West treste, Indianapolis Louisvs
noirts W est with fewer charees sfcar
Sleeping Cars without change, from Pbila ielphh 80
Smokn aud saloon Cars OF al trans
Fsre the % ne other ToC,es ... d..
Bsggs ge checked throusn. irsnIeIsnee-
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsyvania Ccnttai Company runs y, Enxsse
Accommodation Line which affords eon9t,so.e in1uoS
travel to parties moving Nest"afd ~ on'-uAi ~ $50
Of Sre. t,r,,.trr, IT'D '
Dy this roue fre ss 81 f descriptions csn or oIwauo%
20 si nom sry roint on the Rioad. OF ONO hsnsue
IuosBa Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa u sls.su ~ riyer.1t
ROAD DIRECT, or 20 any p9It on mo HN''-'f 80
the West by steamers Loi $3.50 nv point ia the West ~
A., utrsl ila.ruad gre Of an 80
as are charged ny other hasd ~ ,helr Fret "a th.
snippers lhuu'Se " ,l confidence on 10 speedy uan"N
Company. can r~iy :" ~, s. si0CK ,,s-,,,..,..
and peasss tivs STOCK iii w.tsrsd and ,up
vsntaseous have been opened o. als nhe
pnsd copn ection. and every ateaSn 10,
v Harrisburg. where VII DC loti 1 - a.. PIiIADEI
esdas sRl S Se;9 and De- BILTIaoRE HRkETs
PhlAt IL EfLiOrr Passenger Agent, No A''or House
LEECH io Hone snd No. South VILLAINS;
/ sI 'T No. batter y place
ENoCHLEWlS Gene. i Superintendent Ai'0sns,rA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
JOSEPH HEGENlAN.

- WEDNESDAY. April p,
At O'clock y IN at No. "a Nyckon, between Smiln ana
Court-sts, Brooklyn
Mahogany psrior chamber and dning-room Furniture
Brus,ez 3ply sud ingram Cerpe OuL!1tns glt shades
Hedeuburgh Hester. Croci ery aud Kitchen FurhuTe
At o'clock a. at No. l0 SchonneThoIn bstween Smh
aud Boerulg-sts.
Mahosany psrlor ehamDer snd dininsroom FURNITURE
Bookcase. Carpets &C., &c.
At o'clock p M at no. 23i Union, between Court and
Clnton-sts
HANDSOME RNIIURE-hosew0 wood PsIloT Furniture
In geen reps mahogany msrbe0p Chamber Furn IRE vel
vet Carpet lace Curtains osnts Ornaments oil Paintings
Ou-Ciptht splendid PieT Gisss Wardrobe, &c.
Al y O'clock Doou az Nc 253 Ssckes between Court and
CliutOb-gts.
small qu,nNy ofHoueholo Furuure-Brussels Carpets.
Ot ohs, mahogany Sofas Chairs Tables, Beds, Metresses
&C. &c
AZ O'clock p M tho. u Ns.ssu-st, WsshngtoDs
Hsndsoe rosewood Piano 7ocave oveistrnrg pas, very
hne tone Psdgr suites EtsgeTe Pier Glass. fine Efenc
EHgtWngs Center Tables, mahogany pirbetoP DressiW
bureaus "asnsi1ud Brdseads, hair Mattresses, beddns
Ctas Lounges Plated Ware velvet and other Cafe,s OH
Cio.hS, Books &c. 40 '..' ...
Also an Iaisnts Wardrobe, comprising 80 pieces
new.
Catalogues ofal Tie ADORE 1t tue s.lsu00uA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

A VEN lRAL HAlLROADof NEN-JEGSEI.-
" From foot OF Cour,landt st-Connectsg at Hamptos
Junction with tho DssVs,s LsckswanDs and Western Rail-
Iosd and Ut Ea With the Lehgh Valley Railroad and ts
connections forming dect iae to Ptsbu5 and the West
w. GEEAI Middle ROUTE TO THE W~Sr.
SPRING ENT-Commenciaa Aprf, 20, 1859
Leave Kew-York az follows:
HARRisBrRg EKPREss-AE a. IN. for Esston ReSyns
Pot'syie, Harrisburg MsUch Chonk NillismsPoTt.
MAIL TRAIS-At9s m for Easton. Water Gar. ynntcA
Great Bend Pittston Biugharnton Wike.bsre. 20.
Il M-For Eas,on Allentown. WlliaiDspOrt, Resoaa
Potsville. HAnsourg &c
$3.50 P. or Esston. Bethlehem Allentown and Msuoh
Chunk.
1850 p. N.--Fo- somcrvi.le.
$40 ?. E-F9r Somerviie.
Jpn WESTERN ExPREss-For Easton, Allentown, Read
ing Hamburg Pittsburgh end the West Sleeping cars from
Jersey City through to Fittsburgh.
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HAREisBURG-The 8 M. Express
Train from Newly ork arrives aris5ars az u connect
I'M aud oct Penn yvaus Central Railroad North
Central Railroad North and South and with tbs Cumbss
land Valley Railroad - M,
New.York At D. M dali Sundays excepted making cioss
connection Hsrisoufj with Pennsyivana Esroad-wfth
range Pittsburgh and but one TO Cincinnati and
Chicago. Two hours ne ia saved by taking this train.
ELiLkBErBPORT AID NEW YORK FERRY-Leaye New YORK
rom Pier No. 2. North River at $3.50 q H. and R;O. q
and $500 r.. IN.
"Trip each way. JOSIAH y. sIEARNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
OyvCE oR TIE SIeSAL OFFICER, WAR DEPARTnEsr,}
WssBISsTOs D. C., April IL, 1865 )
CEAIEn PROPOSALS will be received at

OYyICE OF TIE SIGSAL OFFICER, WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsBISsTOs ID. C.. April ii, 1858. }
GEAEED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Ohice until o'clsck D. M he Goth day Of April
s for furnishing the Signal Department the following
articles:
30 (rhIer hnndred) Telescopes, complete
go two huntred) Marine Glasses, complete
go two hundEvd aud hl,y) Com asses.
The Grst delivery TO be made about the 18th day OF June
1868 or a. thereafter Government direct the
baseee TO delivered before LIST day Of August
1903 go,
bond WITH good aud sufficient security, will be required
Proposals. do yl persons, where the bidder mot
preset 70 respond 20 BIZ bid, VIII not be considered
The OF should be se;ed In full with the precise
ado Of each member Of the tm.
Al bids TO he accompanied by two gsTsn.ee' and directed
20 Sifs Ofcer Of tie Army and iacosd Proposals. for
ki,,d signal Equipments"
PORN op GUARANTEE.
We -, Of the County OF -, and stS's CT -, 40
heieby suaTantse the: is able 70 fah the contract n
accoriance the Of his proportion snd that should
h proposition De accepted Ia ~ a. cutter into cen
lreet IN accordance herewith.
should the oontrsc. bs aIded to him. prepared to
become mis- securities.
It'll, gnsrsnt-- mas, be appended TO each bid
The responsibility Of the g1araptors must he SHOWN by e
Official ceriheata OF the CGk Of the ne9TeiI District Court
or OF the United States District Attorney
The right e. reserved TO reec' all proposals the prices are
deemed too high H. fer eauie Is not deemed lof he
puUic interest - accept them. %,
Modeis will be exhibition az tina Office OF the sigma
OH.ccr for nfstn Q5l days irouI that date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

Apr lS-Stcsm,iips-Arago. George Peabody
SL!ps-Cynosure. Geo, ianG Stafa
BGlks-JOh1 Carer Northwood, Monterey Commerce
EoTdsn, Shamrock q. W. Hal, Rapid, Rocket. Topeka
beaLdusv.an.
BissC ocus John Freeman, Samuel Small, Olga, Maid
ksndo.' b, Henry, EeLe
Schoooers-MaTy, j. c. Ellis Mary Ann, Emma Fub.th
AHsnce Biscs diamond Victory, Marian. sea Gull Mar.
siedIlsn, J. ID. Carter John lays White Cloud, Ntsb
Daniel Wooster Il. Carson, Belle Creole Mexiesn Eerchol
bHeu BsrDes NsshrgOu, r. bemeut, Susan Edri0gs. 3
livery Mary Nttt, H. u. Buney G. +. Rockwell RIO Aino
L. Nhte, Ctu sTiuo ILonts. Anna Baker. Alen H. Brown
I. Bcche Rob Roy, and 90 others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
Proposals.
NOTICE TO DEALERS in STATIONERY

NOTICE TO DEALERS in STATIONERY
sssisd proposals for furnishing tho Stat. Of lows With
ceyed the Office of the Secretary sts,s ct Des
in said State until tho 2 day July 1853 al noon Of said
Day On said day. such proposals h have been received
up said hour will be opened and the contset
awarded to tho lowest bidder bidds the parties contract
tst "a mats 10 different bidders II advisable Proposal,
must be accompanied BE- samples of The srtioe 70 be fur
nLed which articles toh delivered at the oes OF
s of State the CAPITOL on or before the 18th
dsv OF October next without claims Tor hesh boxes,
tay thin Z extra over amount bid TOD N'
SCHEDULE
I2Oo resmr Book Paper, 2+I3s inches
50 do Legal Cap.
80 do Commercial Note.
IS do Fiat Cap.
rs DO Letter Pap5L
10 do Packet Post
10 DO Folio Post
60 do Enveloping Paper.
co do Psmpblo. Covers.
Is NJ Envelopes No l5-9.iach
S NJ Envelopes, No. l6-llinch
20 dozen nkstands common.
IL DO. Gold Pens With SILVER Casoa
IL do. Letter Pads
2 do. Erssng Knives
II DO. Caslingi Manual
IA DO. Maps OF Iowa - .
3 DO Qnsr, Bottles Of Writing Fluid
do Rot.s Of Carmine l0k.
do. Bottles OF Aucuage
Do Nucilsge Bottles with B<ushel
DO. spools Red Tape. inch. " ..
do. Bolts SIX Ribbon, inch
20 10. Rubber EIasers. ..I
Cross Of Rub5eT Bands, assorted sizea
do. Bl0tting Boards. II.
20 do. Steel Pens
DO. Pen Holders
% Boxes of C4ndeA ..
100 do Paper Wufers or Seals.
Is do Eyoi-ts assorted shes.
Eyelet Machines
rs Pounds OF Flax Irvine. ,.,,
Auditor Of the State.
De, MONIES, April @, 1863.