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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28
Colonel Cloud.

A correspondent of the Leavenworth
Times, under date of Springfield, Missouri,
Feb. Sd, thus speaks Of Col. Cloud, and the
i'll treatment he has received at the hands
of Gen. Blunt:
Yesterday, Gen. Brown, 10 accordance
With directions from Headquarters, Depart
ment of Missouri, issued an order transfer.
ring the command of the District Of South
west Missouri to Col. W.. f. Cloud, COM
manding I'd Brigade, 1st Division, Army
of the Frontier.
"Perhaps you have heard of Col. Cloud,
and perhaps you have not. He is the same
colonel who has been in command of q
brigade since the Oath of July, 1862, has
been ander fire just fifteen times, and yet,
by consulting Gen. Blunt's official reports,
We find that he has neue- been in a battle.
"sA prophet is not without honor save
in his own country I begin to think this
is true, in great measure, With soldiers.
Col Cloud is true soldier, and brave
and efficient officer. During the whole
campaign, just ended, bis brigade was
Always IN tue SuV8uCe 0uV NC ulWSeu ~ tue
front, or wherever duty called, and venture
to say, without intending to detract from
the homer of any other brigade, that no one
has done more efficient service, or contribu-
ted in SO direct q manner to the success of
Gen. Blunt, as did Col. Clouds brigade;
aud yet, in official reports, he is almost
totally ignored, while others receive the
highest enconium. Why is this? Cloud
is no politician. A soldier in erery sense
of the term, he attends strictly TO soldiers
duty, aud heoce is without political inau-
euce or political friends. Soldiers do the
work, politicians draw the. honor. What
encouragement is there held out to mea to
do their duty. just 80 long q politicians
control the appointments and promotions
Just 50 long viii you be called upon to
chronicle defeats and disgrace to our arms.
70 The appointing Col. Cloud to ths com
mand Of this district, also orders bis brigade
to remain here on duty ;
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

Admiral Porter communicated the fol.
4owing 70 the Secretary of Navy, dated
February ath am happy to inform you
that the steamer Vicksburg was so badly
damaged by the Queen of the West, that
she has to be kept aftoat BY large coal
barges fastened to her sides. Her ma
chinery has been taken out, and she will
likely be destroyed. This IS the fifth
steamer which We have deprived the rebels
'of, The Vicksburg was the largest and
strongest steamer on the river, and / think
they were preparing to use her against our
transports, she being very feet. Her
guards and wheels were smashed in and a
large hole knocked in her side, so aeserters
say.
The new gunboat Indianoia followed the
example of the Queen of the West and ran
the blockade Of Vicksburg. The feat was
performed on Friday night. She started
at eleven o'clock. 1t was dark, drizzly,
foggy night. Manned by unquailing hearts,
she started on her perilous voyage with
watchful eyes on her fires. The Indiauola,
in spite of all precaution, was seen by the
rebels and signals quickly passed from
battery to battery. Then came the roar of
artillery and iron hail. Every battery Wed
with each other in their efforts to sink the
boat, which de6antly foated on, hurling
back with sullen determination the iron
hail. The deep and deepening revebera-
tions told how great an effort the beleagur,
ed enemy were making. So mighty was
the shock that steamboats, shivere1 from
stem to stern i've miles distant; but the
Indianola safely passed the fiery ordeal and
reached her destination at the mouth of the
canal. This great feat promises the best
results. ,..... F.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

Rio Janerio dates of Jan. 9th, states the
English Minister has made demand on the
Brazilian Government for the wreck of the
ship Prince of Wales, also for the arrest Of
several British officers, who, while in citi-
zen's dress, created a disturbance in the
streets. Both demands we're refused. The
English Admiral, acting under orders from
the Minister, seized several Brasilian yes
sells in Rio Janerio. The Brasilian Gov.
ernment refused to treat With the English
Minister until the vessels we're released,
aud the matter was settled by referring the
case of the ship to the Brazilian Minister At
London and the British Government, and
case of arrests to the King Of Belgium.
There was great ezcitemen. IN Bio J.eeio.
The British Minister'S residence wss threat.
ened, aud all Englishmen. Addresses we're
made promising the honor Of the, nation
shonld be maintained. r.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 Ii PERSONS CONCERNED ARE HEREBY

"A notified that on November 8, 1859, loca-
ted, In my own name, Military Bounty Land
Warrant, No. 9OOO2, Act Of 1856, on the north
east quarter Of section eleven township eleven
Of range four, east in Kansas; that have lost
the duplicate certificate of said location; that
| have not sold, alienated OF in any manner
disposed Of MY interest therein, and that after
the expiration of six consecutive weeks pub
lication of this notice, viz: on the 18th of April,
1863, intend to apply for Patent for said
land. HORACE BROOKS
nl7-1t-pfS3.5 80
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

-. John P. Mitchell, deputy jai.or, who
vas accused Of firing from the Inquirer
Office upon citizens Of Lesveavortb, and
into the boarding house opposite, resigned
his position, and vas afterwards arrested By
the Provost Guard and taken to the Fort.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

How Free People Conduct Long War
By Chas. j. Sdlle. Published by wm. s. and
A. Msrtien, Philadelphia. =
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| 1868.
TIE
S(i::}.

pt,ssYIvANIA CENTRAL RAiLAOAD,
with ito connections fDlns
TIE SHORTEST AND ~, ht;sI hoot
Psos Nkv-iORs 10 TnE PRINCIPAL NtsitHs 'iIi's,
Seven tain, run daily from newton 10 fhl@dephA VIA
gid csINde 9 and IAN AFoS{ sT nv THIS
ROUTE LEAkk kkW-lOkh FhOsi me
FOOT or COURTLASDI 81
Py way Of Philadelphia the morning pi's'nsr' "A's new
York time a. oihef routes evening pAh'ehso'
al . ~ hour later than other nnfa ,.-
By ssy OF Allentown. evening passenseft i"No a. H.
~, Lo .er than tho Northern lines and ~ both route.
arrive time az Northern 4in-s VA Nhes9" anu az
uoin. In Ia, North -Wo Crssilne, ndsHhpohs iouh'i",
Il Louis Cleveland Columbu, Cinc'nns, ana a" man
point, West with fewer shAnscs Of cars ,.,,,.,, =.
es,iny lars without change from Philadelphia to
Pht.OaIgh $50 nile, and Now orb 20 fsDuIEh >V ms'
Smoking and Saloon Cars on al Trans
Fare the same other routes
Baggage checked through. Transfers zee.
Boo ore tickets good Unsii used, by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMiGkAIIo" -,
Accommodation Line which aord' comioriabe mode OF
travel to parties moving westward at one MALI the usual
oi fare.
Ply this route hesh,s II all decpop can be forwarded
,nd from any point on tho hhrosds Of ohio, hehincs}
West by steamers from Pittsburgh.
the Penn, ysanA Central Railroad all times favorable
a. are cbsfgsd by other Railroad Companies Merchants and
shippers nrusng transportation Of thor Freight to this
C,o1,y csu rely with confidence on lts speedy transL
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers In Live SocE WIZ ma ms nosl
,A,n.g.o, route Csphciogs iafds well wsored and sup
and Ito connections and every attention pau 70 men
From Harrisburg where WA pe !Dubd o,l Viii .np
feeding aud e.ng choice y offered o. me s
H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, NO A'lof House
LEIGH Co, Freight Agents., ,so,,, yu.m..,
No Astor Uonse. nhd NO oou'h "'in"n''N
MCDONALD BiscHoFF' k~iY.a'a n s.,,.s,. pl.o.
xNocH LEwIs General ssperlssoAsn.s AisseoA -
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xVINCnEsTERs HYPOPHOSPHTTEs act

w prompfp and CERTAINLY, IN all ,fdg6s 'ohst srl2>
They smssay increase the U'ugh and Deepen me '"'o'
of ,l. oa, Nod The, chsok the neht siredH always IN
from .eres the dPpef'l' al Que" n''yds
ed an the patient rapidly as'h Tie eoHgH ana 'he "t"
MI speedily relieved thu sccr prSones CALI
ana ,h,ns, the erae.Ifi0ns regular and "nVo,"
THE HYPOPuOsPHi1Es should bo used. therefore, IN
every cha. characterized by or moro Of the following
.ymvtoms. Waiting Of Fitch, En!arg'~eni " the Gdnd',
Ce.,A Loo. NJ strength hre''''re iaene" Aya' sTea's
Lo.. @ Appc le as IN the several stages Of C0"@"p's"'
in A,h~a B,onoa.ns. Dy'ssp'is. SCI VaIa, AZ.
Ia word and especially in every where the routine
physician prscnbos fo.s" .ssty God hrsr OIL kc.
send or call ior a Circular - -
WINCHESrERs GENUINE PREPARATION
IN TUI ONLY KELIdBLF FORM oil the iiypophos phies
PHcg.-In and 10 ounce pint bottles, 81 and " each
~ Observe my Jae umns signature on tue wrapper and
Ldbei II dieefi0nI ~ 49,
Sold by respectable Druggists and Wholesale and Re
tail Al the Oeiier al Depot tho United States by j..
WlNCHfsTER No. % John st., N Y.
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Groceries ano propisions.
Alilitarp Notices.

HEADQUARTERS, PRovosT. MAMMALS OrIcp,l
Urn CoSsRsssIoSAL DsrRIcr. No. 2TI BROADWAY, J
NEw.YoRK, Aug Is, 1852
Deserters.The attention Of all citizens Il called 70 -
tion ~ Of the for Enrolling and calling out ts Nase.
Forces. ssd for other pupOs which in the words iollsV
ing
SEC ~ AND 1T FURTHER ENACTED: Thafesery ps'ss~
not .uLeef Rule, and AyeIes Of Bay rho d9 procv
attempt procure solder IL the ssyvee
ofe United StItes derf rho shaA havboy conceal -
gre pssERrEx, carry HIN deav -
carrying HIN aray, knOin9 hin 10 BE- such rAe -
pu,obase from Gsy sdier hs squpnents ysissA
uniform clothing any part hh<recf and any eaptaSs -
commanding officer Of any ahp ressd, any sSpNtH
fesdens conductor Of any railroad any other psA
eonveyInes. sI,ryiag a0ss any 'uea 'oider a. 90 4
oerpss kso0ias hin TO haze des'tsd er ~
r,fln 70 dsiss, hin mp tie order Of 4. eommaaStso
officer shau upon legal eosrieoH tsned at the diserssss
any court AIring eognisases Of The in ~ -
e,G,n9 fire Aaad5sd Solas and he 'haU BE- mpiso~sS -
src,ea,sg sro ytays sor les Than ux month";"
The number Of de.erers nom the Z. 8 Army from -
ments now tho field. dssi.ed and employed In tds D.
i will cAEse the law In relation employing concsss
them rsorou.y enforced and all warned against ~
lsiins tho preceding section
JOEL b. ERHARDT,
Captain and Provost Marshal IV,h DsthsA
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TRAINS LEAVE kkw-YOR
For Nov Haven. T. tkxl IL ~ H. ...l3 III ~
fot Bnl.eyor : ! ,Erl NO. n 1915 IN, 40
- NiIs.rd ana Sr,iford = Hos > . ~ p
For faIIsld southport AID We.,poit ~ % ia :"
81 ,,,..y, ...,r
20 I. - $50 70. 800.
For Dan.n AID oIoen~i1h :, %, iI.a m go. ''S
fos stamford : (Er)s:o ii:5o H.; III; ia % 7s
ior Por Cle.er AID kefHedt,. static $50 ii;'o
H. $50 49,. So, &. ~ p. a..
For P0T; Chester and new Rochelle n.
oOHSfCIISO TRAINS
FOR Boston vi. SPIN .teld. - 10 IN p n
Yor Bo.,sI via Shoe Line ]! - iLI }, n-
F1r Hartford aud Springfield, n. ttIl ll;p' -
(tI) 6p ~.
II .1Oa n and 2 % :. q 70 NoTthsmlion
FOI Hartford, FI0riGeac. and fnAtA4 haAfO.d III
u ga n, .
FOR Se~ Haven New London and s,oniny,on Railroad ii
es ~ II Is, z.yb p
Fof Canal Railroad ms p. IN. 10 Northampton. 49,
PR uoussionic Railroad q IL. geo ia 10 NeS WI
foIa Wedns sasy, and ssiuTd.ys, to fiti'n.d
pr NasasgcE Railroad. Is a ~, 30 Z.
Dor D,n5ury and SoTvslk Her0ai. : - IN 10 m
od4o ss Sleeping (,rs sttAehed 70 = M Ifains
JAMES u. HOfI, suPrflHisf drni
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1--WE GREAT ENGLISH Remedy Fol

u UDIT AND NIIfI MNIINN
Al sufferers from tho shove complaints either Of eni OF
loug standing, sasisrd to bLAlh > OOtI AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS They eau be- relied tue most
on-ed To- tie pubac, aui have
been universally used ia Europe or many "ith tho
greatest success.
don ugand and cold by their Agents. WELLS L Co..
FfsnkIn.t New -lsik.
l, Majesty Commits have authorized the and
adifrs, ii " THOMAS fRoiI ~ strand London, TO De
impressed upon tho stamp affixed ~ ra-h Boz VI
| the grnu.n. nedic Inc.
Pure s. and 10 cents pes box
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WAS DEPaRrxYsr, J
PRovosr.MsRsHAI.CEsERAt's Oyrics.

u,
WAsHsGros d. C.. Aug 10, 1853
To tie Bod,i Of EnyoIpens s'JA Dtst1s. . Ner York;
In accO rdance with Section ofise Enrolment Aa -
proved MaIch 1903 hereby communicate otd-Is islgyA
Rom she President II the United States IN reference 10 cn
tho national forces VII:
81 Abr.hAm Lincoln, Pr-siden, Of the United sstss q
America aud Comm ,nd-r hief 81 the Army and Nsv5
thereof having taken into conss ration the number al voD
and ifa furnished by and from the several Ststea
Gliding of New orb and the period Of service -
said sllnec, AMI militia since the commencement OF ~
yfe., Rebellion order sluaiIe the numbers knonS u
district. Of the sad States and having considered and Aibwe(
fr number already Furnished aforesaid AID tx. time
their sc. Aforesaid 90 hereby Thousand and 6y
a. III. n proportional par; the quota troops DO ~
n.hcd the SIXTH District Of the STATE Of New iofk ane
III. the ms. cal Al. BY iort unds
the 49, approved March 1903, entitled 49,; fer enronn0
csl tie National Forces aud for sther pnrposs
and in pIr,.snc- Of II. aforesaid orss that drsA u
the number Il herein assigned TO said dsnet and ny
per cent In addition.
tic seal the Uni ell states to be AfrIed-
Done a "a. City Of arlington. this 10th day ofAuguN
the Of Lord 1903, and Of he Independence VI ~
u'ei state. the s3,h. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Tao BOARD Of Enronen, Ia the vl,h Ds'c, OF sss9
Of lofk 10 hereby ordered 20 maAe drai with the Ie
possible delay the h', class Of s Ssens forces IN u
D. fo the number u stated IN the Presidents go,
the dFan being made .ePnAoly on e.h tnionen SUD-
III. number OF men hereinafter s"snrd to each 81 -
Sub Districts and which assignment f" as oso"s TO WIT
To the Is. subD.ct lio 10 the II, "a to tss ~
l.l.l "
rhe.e numbers arc he quotas Of the Sub Dhc, with
per cont added JAMES EeY0 Pyoyys SSIs
Thl. order made .ccoiAcc with the President essex -
Gov seymour August. 1913, Wi rciace that previously
a .d. beaI.ax date July !.
hs,psvasrsss Paovosr M.xsHAL.(
SIKH DIsTSicr % NEw-IokN. :
No l83 SIrTH AyEAUE, NEv.lo AK. II, lhS L
In conAc. in the foregoing order the DIa In mis- D.
,ric, viii NelHe'dAy Aug 10 1893 10 cNse
IN, snbdi.trct Or Ward. viii be drawn in the fclovt,e
order viz lot subd.trct Nneth Ard I'D SAB dissrss~
Fifteenth wnd. iild seo-d.'re,-sh'c~n'h Va ard,
No excuse. for exemptions al be bead qLi due notsse
shall have Sepa s.,ca. JAMES " fAhH
Capt; and Provost Marshal
9Th n II of Nes lork-
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ONE to SIX BONES Of WINCHESTER

4 1NL % DIN bVNIaS VI " NV TITO III
~ SPECIFIC PILL" All per saHrnf!y cure any caso OF
Ss~isa! Us1knrn daily mighty nuNK,hk AeckArAtkp,
lethsr r.. atins from rdre.,o. OF EIcrycs and Vii DO
found equally ehc4cIt affections Of tic PoiIss, Dtdtsi''
and disease. generally Of the Ursaa'y Organ,
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS have used your srr
oiyc Pun many Of Spsrnaso,yAea and with tho
ro~ pe,Jsst .Hoee.J. MLroS sASDKss. NJ. d.. LII D..
B,eoslya
lit n-Ms specific any medicine can DO have
cured very with from sIx TO TIN DossS-B
hsirn 81 D., ID. RrPos,y u 1isi. Sc,eAes Nsu York.
PERsONAI.--My Uinshs'itr 10 w0Krhr ~ ALL cosFi'
pHScg and devote. himself automatically To these fTepAa
ton. D Aieys1.lA Ree.s NJ d., III. d. Smeesa Msaica!
lossifs Nee York.
The SPECIFIC PILL Il not Homeopathic remedy. nor
doe. contain MsIesy lTou tanthAiidcs OF amy injurious
Ingredient Price per boz, boAcs fhe. 0rdeyea az
o.eeJ ff IS Sen, by mail sold Wholesale AID rota... by
j. WINCHESTER No. g. John st. \. y.
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PROPOSALS for FLOUR.-Segied proposals
a.. invited m he y.i day Of Ansus' 1873 sil!n of ief
u.hnr The Department VIA 20 80 Sns = tpuf
BIDS ~ h- -iNsd for shst 10 snoNh az Ho J. No I'D
No ! aud port Las hsI the 20 30 OAfsls bds
20 I'D b. ale sbseis ~ psp-f
The delivery u The Hour TO 10 sonueleed o. ~ iVih day
OF ssltru4Lef thereafter N. DoFefneni ia.
dfe, ~. Of sp barrels daily delivered eBe ths
Bus~Iun~ W. ehouse 30 Bo0 ..o~u At TIC ~htVt, % Al
tn~ -Blfoad 1eft g. Washington u. 4.
81. esIlt ace OF ihi-hiedness o. snch
9th, Ind 'lr Oov-Iumcn' nay have isi dsiiibuob
~. ufus eminent ,ocii0B vii De- made Jlst before
the louT 10 received
Az oaib % s..' .sDcs nust ascol4fany ri. IA bad
No bid vii be entertained from paftt, WHO have povor, ~
ia to ~ ia uui DAs, u non bidders net p"s''
10 respond
mat-i and head lined No flour which not frsn ground
MI Do reserved
Did. 20 De directed 10 Col A. BECkwlTH. A u g. {.
s. a. \ A. Washing ,u, D. g., lld lndoiscd foposa. ioI
tloJf"
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iUeooins Caros, Sc.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, l0i Fulton
~ ,t-wEDDlNG CARDS. Fine Stationery, ColoTed In,
tai ss~ipnx Monosrams Door and Number Plates se'i
Pre..~, blank Books Checks, Notes, LAbcl. 10 'I'A'
nshsJ 1871 -
ATJ EVERDEILS, No. 32 Broadway,
~ WEDDING CARDS aud NOTE PAPERS IN Elegant
.ylss Also seals Uad Silver Door ptes elegantly engraved
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-INCREAsED

IL ACCOMMODAIION.-Ls.ve Jsnss' alp and foot oil
3,th Ct, H. al iof GIeenYor stopping a A. stations
and D. Jamaica Mneols JeTuf. EN- and al sAsion'
GfsenpoTi. foT lslp NJ 20 ana D. W IA iof
syo.,., a, n "A a ~ ~ and 80 y lof Jamaica
a1d hefny-iesd n, m. IL IL, Sy 80 and ~ = u
A. Az s,.onsl 10 YsYhsnt O. returning
..v.r Ysphsn. Of q p m Jamacs Accommodation Tram
ffoa James alp and Thirty founhsi a. { ~ y IA.
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furniture.
DEDROOM ENAMELED FuRNITUl

REDROOM ENAMELED FURNITUkE Oh
I)~.raitrd abuia tuo. Alec solid chsstnn A' ~ s'
amber suit.. plain and ornamental al H. rnhh'"
TONS Jss tanai.t opposite oosrr t,t.Dh-hrd 1880
EuENITURE FOR SALE ClIEAP.-One
i .lr,ant ,i,s II .nld kn..w ood PARLOk FURNITURE,
p,.oo. ta.y Chair. 1 Other th"ii. Also one
.D!s .otne Mattresses Bod.ad. AID other Furniture AP
ply a. No al Hudson o., cou-r ~ Canal
LURNITURE WAN1ED.--Any person hav-
L Ing lot Of Furniture Csuets Mirrors heddns or o'hs'
saods -abe for housekeeping can hnd purchaser W aa
dressing NJ. J. ktNDALI.. No. 80 huasoh'I A"s' ss"o
store to0utefs " snled
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OrSicl % srHgrr IosxIssIo-a No. 20 Broadway
INDlDN IOkS.-PRDPOSAl - lno losed
Ia s.l'd rns,-op- indpf.,a Win ~. tie Of the ~oIs
and with nam. Of tnc bidder thereon VII be-
cris.a fns o unul ~ LbsfSDAl Srp..rnb.r2 1905,
81 ~ ocloc.. m for nUiLDisOA HOt 81. No. lie
Leonard sffc.t for The of ugine company NO a.,
bans foTns Of proposals. uy,tbsi ~h hc specifications
a.I agrs-I"nts DO Obtain cl II tn. ohcr Dated oie"I
Department hra ioIs Au.usi 49, ltuJ
CHAs a. CORNELL. sue,s Commi.sioner
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Ccrporaiion Nciltro.

,I'HE SPECIAL COMMITTEE appointed by
~. HOARD 90 sbffAti-pks t. thAhlrE
GAINS aals s..a.i toanfy dal,rss alleged 90 have
BIN i.fsur4 y ds.sca - of mary 20 tuians. 10
aflf %. o. -. logsfy g tir fec-ri
fsr. n..~i... 49, tta4t+r q us board "a! ~
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ETALS-Tin Plates Roofing Plates anu
WI Sheet Iroa OF all kinds for ssls by
4. A. THOMSON 1 ", No, as aud III w.ses =
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Oyyicg or rnH SIGNAL Os'fcss
LII l. 1911 4 I'D 1

O,,icE or rmr SIGNAL Os'css
WAsnissrON c. Augusta 1901
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be- received AZ
- ti. Office until SATURDAY, August ~ 1855 - c'oc,
, Ia Tor nfnfln. iof no SsuA Department tie folio" ls
~ Two hundred and my .isasl Equipments
IAlIy baf4rlf IufprIfno-
TO- One Auldf,G bnics NIeslns
2oO Two hoIdieg lo.eseopc hodrb
- lwen.y bss sloss Mind Macnos
~ 1~eniy pounds Linen Ihga@a
2IwOgoss Needles
10 Ten Tap bofeIs
% Twenty spgois 49,,
1905 OF as soon thereafter Ne Oo'einnrnt may dire
The hl and pos, oIeo adde's Of e BIDDER must
sIJ.caf "a the proposal ,t-
Il til. Of h'm tie nance. Of all The
psf!r must appeal bid vi DO cOasidcfcd the Ia
di,ilua propo.si Of the party si-nins 1t
u,s,.,t 10 respond 60 III bid viii 10, 10 con.idsrd
Propos,. au.t addressed to Tho signal Dhoer Of TIE
Army Warrington. d. g. and should DO pisiaIy tndofs-d
Proposal. Tor field signal Equipments
The responsibility Of tLo snasntof' mu't 10 shown by tr
the I.ok Of the nearest Dytci ,Out o.
O. tn. ufii,a StAtes Ditrt Attorney $500
1ls ability the bidder to nil the contract, should II be-
awarded to him must be yssapr.d by responsible pr
sons whose signatures TO be appended 70 Tho suaA"
and .oid guaranty nsf accompany Tho bad
Bonds in Of dOub. the INT involved In thn con
tact. signed by ana both Of his ssran'or vii
be required Of the successful bidsf 81 Uddois upon "s's
IL. contissI
roNn oUAHMrI
We, - Of the County u --, aud state Of - a.
hereby guasa,. hat T. adj. to fllhl the ,ontrac, h.
s,colc vita the term. of hi proportion aud that shouts
hf proposition be- accepted b. VII II once cnt-f nv" 90"
trsft ~ accordance herewith.
sLouid tho contract awarded TO him We are PREPARES "
become bis securities.
TO this must DO appended the Onieisi ceih
above nientiOnsdD
The d,h. re.trsi to rcec, all popo,a. the prices ar
dcerd too ligh, OF H. for any cause sos deemed o' %
public interest D. sect IT them. ...
Models viii b. exhibition NJ tho once OF III" sis"n 'h
Ger io twonty ,loD days hon date.
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ONES ~ sTsrsr CoSsi,siosrs, }

CRY 90 Nav. YoHl p.rsE4~Fsr - fiNaNoE,i
toNfuhoiLihh DttitE. Au. 10 itti
rl'O REAL ESIAl l. NEES.-Seaicd pro-
i po.a. ei be- i,e.N q At tnls oHae unn ~ tsOAf,
aug -. 1903 "a lhr prf lafo by tAe topoaion Of NO
ITrs OF DNDi ~. within tie bounded ~ Ludlow,
hslusion For h til .sfcIss fug he e"coH thereon
Of station H. r rf-crct Police Proposals
n addition r yrr tIuud dl-. uH OF The prop
cfty oisfs NAg aud locality also The fhafar
OF fany. Pircienrc will DE gwen TO "a
cant ots fA ucnt ail receiving Clear
aHd - i.fseiuiy tr
ILe ght 10 f,ye,t al proposals 10 received
MATTHEW 4 bRLhsAN, Comptroller
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Y EW-JEhSb1 NAILhVAI7-IV TIL III
~ ADFLrHlA and the SOUTH and "fsI VIA I'm
snl ClIY.-MAI and EIpIes Lines les's Ne" ohS :
AID l01 m 80 5..J sui L.: \. Fare - IhTouth
baggage checked a. and 10 and ID AID II.~ H.
Ion Ws,hiutton and II and ? N. Tor tn West
J ". WOODBURY., Asi'isni Superintendent
No baggage viii be received foT any trains unless DELIVERED
Is uu.t.. M alnan-e af Tie Tune u sAynk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21
nlc0itai.
IIIBBARDs GENUINE BILIOUS PILLS
j ! .nd SALSE. Or sale wholesale by JOSEPH CHAM
BEhi.lN Of o. Wall ct alec by NULL Co, rs f-Aist
MANHOOD and the VIGOk of YOUTH re.

vi stored IA YOUR MEMS by nr. RECORDS rs
~ sci Of LII E.-DT RECORD Of far.. snef years Of
.oatons ha. ~ .s>th accorded 10 the w gent
quest pgbic, AMI slpolsird AL AHhI Ia
siN YORk fof the sale Of H. rG.-cd A.i LsAy l1ed
EssthCE Ot LIE
Ihis wonderful agent will restore manhood 10 Tic most shat
ts.d const.on. whether Alisns nom ctre-sss T." Elects
innate The required % cur" ih-
most four AID used according TO
Tho printed Instruction.. wLih very .lmp.e failure l. IN
possible
I'm, h. restoring remedy should DO taken by all about to
mann, A. s aas,l. ae IL 10 sn0~,-4srd ~ tie
LuaAl pies. 10 tie Created discovery ever made
Ia developing lOs.fs Ll.lu.ols Success. Al every
ea.. Ia A. cert thai sisgce oyefthfOws isu0fsle
Dr.. KitpRDs tSSENtB IF LltE Is .olt In ca.'. with
III four quantities ia one Tor
~ and will be seat 10 part Of the country. carefully
prasd receipt Of remittance. lis accredited agent,
iuIIlP ROLAND, Ne. al Broom. aOoE west VI