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Lincoln and East Tennessee.

The following message from the Presi-
dent to Congress, shows that Mr.. Lincoln is
all right in his feelings toward East Ten
nessce:
WASHINGTON, April IS.
EAST TESNEssEE--MEssAGE FROM THE PRES
IpENr.
The President to day sent in the following
message Oh a subject specially concerning
Western interest
Il have the honor to transmit herewith
an address to the President of the United
States, and through him to both Houses OF
Congress, on the condition Of the people Of
East Tennessee, asking their attention to
the necessity of some action on tire part Of
the Government for their relief, which adj
dress is presented by q committee of an or
ganization called the East Tennessee Relief
Association. Deeply commissioning the
condition of those most loyal people, am
unpreparcd to make any specific rccommcn-
dation for their relief The military is do
ing, and will continue to do, the best for
them within its power
"Their address represents that the con.
struction of direct railroad communication
between Knoxville and Cincinnati, by way
of Central Kentucky, would be Of great
consequence in the present emergency. 1t
may be remembered that in my annual mes
sage of December, 1861, sncb railroad con-
struction was recommended. ! now add
that with the hearty concurrence of Con-
gress, | would yet be pleased to construct
tho road, both for the relief those people
and for its continuing military necessity
[Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
April %, 1851"
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THOMAS FITZ GIBBON.

wv ANTED--Disabled officers and soldiers
w honorably discharged from the service and in
want of profitable employment peculiarly adapted
to their condition, should address Lock Box ls9,
Cincinnati, Ohio, stating the date Of their discharge
and the regiment and company to which they be-
longed. mav7-tf
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WANTED-Agcnts to sell by subscription,
w The HisroRY OF THE GREAT WESTERN
SANITARY FAIR, which is now being stcrrcotyped.
and will he published at an early day Apro.pe tus
volume will be ready for agents about tbe first of
May. For full particulars terms, &C., address the
publishers, CT. VENT 4 Co.
my7-tf No. 80 West Fourth st. Cincinnati o.
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KsoIvrILE, Tenn, April 20, 1864.

HEApauARrEm ron PIcrunEs.-Mr. T. NJ.
etnLiEh Artist from Nashville, has established q
branch gallery in this city. His place Of business
y nelt N General CARrEEs Headquarters, where
he Ia ready N furnish every style Of pictures such
% Photographic Cs.es Dc Vista d. Osll and "
ss,irs Tern-l; sffle 3us
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JNnes Il Pace rs Piumlce e. Mabry
TIE defendant, A. c. Pmmlce, being now alb
sent from the State Of Tennessee, that the ordi-
nary process of law cannot BE- served upon him; 1t
is ordered that pull LEGATION be made for four
svc weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said
defendant to appear before tho Chanccry Court at
Knoxville ON the first Monday Of October next,
then and there TO make his defense to the bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to him. and
set for hearing ex partc
A copy Of the order;
my7-4t ptSo ID. A. DEADERlCk, c. j. N,
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Y 'VNN q IHt UTdtF'
my7-4t pfS5 d. A. DEADERICK,C& NJ.
Jane II Kenncdy rs. James kennelv.

lane II Kennedy us. James Kennedy,
THE defendant James Kennedy, having re-
moved from Knox county and gone TO parts un-
known, as stated in the bill II is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendants to APP
pear before the Chanccry Court at Knoxville on the
first Monday of October next, then aud there 10
make his defense to the bill or the same will be ia
ken for confessed rs TO him, and SGT for hearing
parte.
A copy Of the order:
my1-4t PISA ID. A. DEADERlCK, C& NJ.
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THE defendant, F. A, Ramsey being now with
in the lines Of the Confederate States Government,
as stated in the bill; II is ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
Whs, notifying said defendant to APPEAR before the
Chanccy Court ut Knoxville on the first Monday Of
October next then and there to make his defense to
the bill, or the same will be taken for confessed as
to him, and set for hearing ex partc.
A copy Of the order
myS-At PISS d. A. DEADERICk, c. N
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Temple & Rogers as W. ,Solomdns and others
THE defendant NJ. Solomans, being an inhabt-
ant of Georgia, rs shown in the bill II is ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chnncery Court at Knoxville, on
the first Monday of October next then and there to
make his defense to the bill the same will be ia
ken for confessed to him, and set for hearing OK
pare.
copy Of tho ordar
my1-4t piss ID. A. DEADERICK, G.. 81
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Alexander Mcmillan, jr Is, JVm, II Twle,
dEd others.

TIL defendants ThoS : Plummcr T,uch schley,
John 5, Ssnborn, and Nathaniel &, Taylor being
non-rcsidons Of Tennessee as stated in the bill; II
is ordered that publication be- mad, for four success
siye weeks in tho Knoxville Wing, notifying said
defendants to appear before 'he Chanccry Court AT
Knoxville on the first Monday of October next then
and thore 10 make their defense 10 tho bill, or the
sHmo will be taken for confessed AS 10 them and
set far hearing sN parte
\ copy Of the order;
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Information Wanted

OF the whereabouts of RICHARD FITZ GLIB
BON. aged 10 years freckled in the face, and is
subject to Ats and spasms. A reward of $50 will
be paid for his delivery to John Finton, Knoxville
Tenn. or such information as will lead to his re-
covery.
may7-3t' THOMAS FlTZ G1BBON.
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UNION FOR THE SAKE OF UNION.

Now, by Saint Paul, the work goes bravely or,
The Stars and stripes arc up for Liberty
Flag VI the Nation--Talisman Of the Fresl
Curs'd be the hand tina, daros 10 pluck lhos dsvs,
Traitors may tramplc-Rcbel States dsows,
The clouds Of war encompass land and sea-
The stars may fall from heaven, but not frrrn thee
Thy rainbow stripes shall stand whilst stands The sun
Up! hsemen, upl No n~rc concession now
Astl acti The hour for ". dis il more than past,
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Attachment.
GrinSfed Idyl0r rs. II. 7. Cor.

Grinsfeld Taylor rs. H. 7. Cor
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him. and so absconds or conccas himself
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him, having obtained an original attachment
against the estate of the defendant made returnable
before James Henry, n Justice Of the Peace for
Blount county, and the same having been levied on
his property: 1t !. ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before him at his Office in Louis
vile, on the 10th day of December next or it will
be proceeded with ey-parte. II is further ordered
by said Justice that this notice be published in the
Knoxville Wing for four consecutive weeks This
2sth of April, 1864.
my7-4t PISS JAMES HENRY, j. r.
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SOM ETIIING NEW.

w. COLEMAN a. co.
HAVE received large lot Of Timers Stock
ana are prepared 10 manufacture all kinds Of
Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware,
such as Tea Kettles Stove Boilers Bread Pans,
stove Pipe, and every kind OF ware, from q Tin cup
ioa tin roof
Also all kinds Of army work, and will soon have
all kinds OF house furnishing goods, cook stoves,
ana every article usually kept in lr.t class in
tablshmcnt
ALL MINDS or REPAIRING DONE
Workshop Oh thu corner Of Prince aud Gambler
land streets, Sale. room at Aults old stand Gay
street Knoxville, Tenn
WAN7'ED--Four Tin Workmcn,
lnay7-3m' WIN, COFFMAN h co
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To the Citizens OF Knox County.

AT your late March election | was elected Sheriff
lof your county and since that time have offered
my resignation officer in the military service
and the military authorities having rejected my re-
signatlon and refused TO let me off under any cir
cumstancos whatever, therefore announce to the
public that a. s. lIudiburgh has been appointed
Deputy Sheriff, and will be found in Knoxville ut
hll times and will discharge all the business OF that
pthce. further announce to You that | only have
months to serve instead Of PEARS and as soon as my
lcr' Of service expires will return to Knoxville
md give that office my undivided attention.
". ID. BEAkDEN
my1-h" Sheriff X. c.
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Mrs. e. Crusrel,, by agent rs H. Tell. Cor

Mrs. E. Crusrell, by agent rs H. T.&JL Cor
THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendants
are indebted to her. and abecond or conceal them
selves that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon them, having obtained an original at
tachent against the estate Of the defendants made
Peace for Blount county, and the same having been
levied on their property: 1t is ordered BY said Jus
tice that the defendants appear before him at his
Office in Louisville, on the 18th day Of December
next, or II will be proceeded with ei parte It is
further ordered BY said Justice that this notice be
published in the Knoxville Wing for four consecu-
tive weeks This ?eth II April, 1894.
w-et rSss JAMES HENRY Jr.
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Old BanlS Money.
Bounty Money. &c.

THE following named persons for whom have
obtained bounty checks can receive their money by
cilng at the Exchange Bank ut Knoxville;
Rebccca Giddcns VIM Malone, Nancy {. Goods
BY, Mary hcLain, Nancy Jenkins aud James II
ycLain.
Others will receive their money as soon as the
department issues the checks
myT-ltN G. h, BACHELOR, Claim Agt
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Every one should at once read this work tecrn-
ing with information concerning the above order,
" no Union man can afford TO DO in ignorance Of
their methods of operating at the polls, in the
streets in our councils IN oar legislative bodes--in
fine, every whore their intriguing members are
working to rapidly dismember this great Union,
public, The devils IN si,eps cot,iag are in our very
midst extending their hcllish influence in every
way, They out-icyil old Satan himself in their
chlcancry This work fully exposes the connection
Of the Knights Of tho Golden Circle with the great
Rebellion, and the assistance rendered hy Copper
heads North and South IN dismcmbcring this once
happy Nation
IN the expose made by Mr., Wright, awcl known
individual, tho public may place every confidence.
Tho work is full Of romance and reality, tho Won
deriu and the horrible; warming 20 Butternuts---
u guiding star to unioni,ts. 1t is time that an
stood. No one will regret reading tho Exposition.
The work is published in beautiful style, illumina-
ted covers and illustrated with eighteen full page
engravings,
Price Fifty Cents.
1t will be sent by mail, post paid, to any address,
or receipt Of the above price.
Direct to
w. X. Lanphcar,
le4 Wost Fourth Street
CINCINNATI, ONO,
General Engraver and Manufacturer Of Dies, Stonoil
Tools and Plates Of every variety
aprs-4t'
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Jao e., Nm 4. and GEO. w. BrdnHtr ~
Croker # Williams, ct aiS
THE defendants John II. Crpyier snd William
Williams, have removed from the State ~ 1eunee-
see as stated in the biz; 1t il ordered that publicp-
ton be made for four successive weeks in the Knox
Vile Wing, notifying said defendants 10 appear be-
fore the Chanccry Court at Knoxville on the first
Monday of October next, then and there to make
their defense to the bill or the same will be taken
for confessed as TO them and sc for hearing ex parte
A copy Of the order;
ny7-4t PISS ID. A. DEADERICK, c. 4 N.
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The Ladies will find choice selection Of Prints,
GinS""ins, " asNu'tnquu, i,n a, pLs-.~ H.. l,...
flaid, silk Plaid, Black silk Oriental Lustre Scotch
Plaid, all wool Dclsincs, Printed Striped and Plaid
Ehalli, Chambry Organdy, Lawn, Jaconet, Main
'ook, CrosS-}arred Brlliants, Swisscs Lace and
silk MantlNs Cloth busters and Sacks, Swiss and
lnconet Edgng, Thread and German Lacos,
Trimmings, Picnic and silk Gloves, Ribbons and
Hats, slippers and Cater Shoes, &c, Ne
Purchasers will do well to give Us call Prices
moderate may1-3m
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.'canncttc Smith U.s. Richard Pryor and others.
THE defendant, W. IL Conner, who is n non-res-
ident Of Tennessee, MS stated in the bill 1t is or
dcred that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said icfcn-
dant to appear before the Chancery Court at Knox
vile, on the first Monday of October next then and
there 10 make his defense to the bill or the same
will be taken MS confessed as to him. aud Sc, for
hearing cN parte.
a copy Of the order
my7-4t piss D. A. DEADERICK, c. n.
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~ LYONS NJ, srRlk,
Lyons n Stern,
Gay street, Opposite the Custom House
Knoxville, Tenn,

HAVE Just received and opened new and
splendid stock Of goods, consisting OF
SUMNER COATS,
PANTS AND VESTS,
LINEN SHIRTS,
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
Large variety Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
NOTIONS, &c, &c
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Shoes for tho Sol diers.

We Published lac, week an extract from
. Richmond paper, showing that large num-
b.rs Of msn In General l.ongstrSsrs com.
mand were destitute Of shoes. Since then
We have seen Capt. }. N. Crockett, Quar-.
tsrnaster Of the Fifth s. G. Regiment, who
sorroborates tn. reports previously pub
iished on this subject. lie says that tho
campanies from this District in Lengs.rs.,s
9, nmsnd share the destituiion Of the army
in thi, respect We have three companIes
In that command enc in the Let Regiment,
one in the ID, and one ia the fifth. He
thinks that sevsnty'five or eighty psirs Of
shoes would supply tho wants Of these
three companies and hs suggests that this
number of pairs bs made up, by voluntary
contributions, on the part Of the people Of
the District, and forwarded 10 these eomps.
Aies.
We believe the suggestion is a good one;
and furthermore, We think the people
should, under the circumstances, extend the
needed relief II is true the Government
.houl Id supply its own soldiers with shoes.
but Il has not done 80, and ws should not
stop to enquire into the cause Of neglect
when these poor men are .hoelsss, IN the
month of January, and in rs cold n climate
as East Tennessee. This number Of shoes
(7b or 80 Psirs) might be contributed (or
the necessary amount Of money to buy
then,) by the people Of the District with
very uiHing inconvenienes, or sacrifice, if
all who are able 10 dc so will lsud help
ing hand To tho needy soldier 1t will be
Of ,ncs,insbls value. The idea Of a sol.
dier being obliged to DO service, in the
winter sessor, without shoes, is terrible
Contributions Of shoes or money will bs
received at the store Of Msssrs Ilnsssltins
Il Massey, and arrangements will be made
20 have them promptly and safely convey.
cd 10 the army. All who will s.sist In this
laudnbls matter should do 50 within The
next few days, or as early a. possible.
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boyees minority report from tho Special
Committee on the Currency proposes tax
certificates representing specie, and tax pay.
msnts in Confederate notes, at specie valu-
alton. The majority report does not cut
so deep, but coatsmplates rapid funding
and a tremsndoustsx.
The report Of the removal Of Butler from
the CON mand of the Department OF North
Carolina is not credited.
The recent freshst in the Santes, (says
the Charleston Courier) We are informed,
was the highest which has occurred for sew.
eral years. Wc regret to learn that mum.
Der Of cattle were drowned The dser
have been driven by the water from their
eovsrts in the swsmpa, and consijerable
number Of them slaughtered.
A large number of negro.. have escaped
from the Yankees in Yorktown and returned
to their owners in Gloucester, King Viii
liam, and Frsdsrick,burg.
An official. telegram from Whining ton,
dated the llth, says thsrs has been heavy
firing all day at L,ekw ood's Folly, BY eight
steamers Of tho snsmy. One Yankee
st'amsr is reported to have been blown up.
as an explosion WAS heard in town.
We learn (ssys tho Souih Cdrolinian)
the gratifying fact that ten Thousand pair.
Of shoes have bees ordered from Riohmond
for the supply OF the b.r.foot.G soldier. in
East T.nnessse.
At the great sale Of the Solomon Neal
pine property, which came off near Eutaw
Ala, on Wednesday, the 10Th ultimo, is, 900
or 10000 bushels of sorn wer. sold at hcty-
FIVE 10 ssvsnty.ive cents per bushel 2, 900
bushels pens, at ninety ceats to enc dollar
per bushe! 1000 10 5000 bushels swse,
potatoes at nifty to sixty cents, aad large
quantity Of ground pea, at ninety cents to
one dollar per bushsr.
The great clock Of time ha. told of
another year. A now one with all its bur
dsns and responsibilities invites US TO n ew
toll. Let all our resdxrs make ths memory
OF ii hereafter hallowed, above that OF any
past year Of their life, by fidelity to duty
patience in toll. zeal in effort, energy in ac,
tion, frui'fnlness in labor, and growth in
grace.
Tho Paris correspondent OF the London
Times says that Nsxamilian siil refuse
The Mexican throne, unless he is recognized
by the Washington Government and that
Lincoln has refused 10 do SO.
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NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS AND
SOLDIERS ON FURLOUGH.
HEAD QS'S EN'R. OFFICE,
LANCASTER, G. II. Jan. IS, 1856


LANCASTER, G. II. Jan. IS, 1861.
ALL white persons, or. arriving at IS
Il years Of age, ure again reminded, that
they are reqnired'to report without delay at
this office for enrolment.
II. Resigned officers and soldiers dis
charged FROM tho army are Liable to con-
scrip,ion, as soon as they may resign or be
discharged; and all such are now required
TO come forward for enrolment:
Ill. Officers and soldiers Of tho Army ab
sent on furlough are ddmonish-d, that, il
able In travel DO other than Hospital Tx.
an'in'ag Board OF Surgeons can extend their
furloughs, and that II is useless 10 apply
either 10 tho Examining Board who meet
here at this Office or 10 u praciic;ng ply.
sician.
Nv. Attention to this notice will relieve
the undersigned Of disagreenble duty, and
save the feelings or the several classes en-.
braced in the foregoing paragraphs.
X. h. ALLISON,
Enrolling Officer.
Jan. 20, 1854 5O-lt
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Northern News.

Northern dates Of tho 9Th and 9Th have
been rec. we'd, from which the following i.
taken:
howe, Of Wisconsin, introduced q bill
Into the Yankee Senate in regard to our
srueities to Yankee prisoners. and rsaussl.
ing iLnes!n TO call out one million volun-
tssrs to serve for ninety days, unless sooner
discharged. 10 carry food and freedom to
every creature held in rebel prisons, and to
plant the flag VI the Union upon every pris.
on. I-neoln is rsqussted 10 place Grant
In command OF these together with such
fsrees in The hsId as uay bs Ioin.d with
thsm; Congress 10 10 adjosrn on March
18th TO June I,h, and all msmb bers updsr
fifty years Of age to take = part. This bill
was referred to the committee on military
affairs, and passed tho Yankee House of
Representatives On the 7th BY yeas eighty
hine to nays twenty four. A motion to lsy
II On the table was made by Cox, OF Ohio,
bat tho proposition Vas rejected, declaring
that, as the sombinstios At Richmond ha,.
ne right to full authority over the p.opl.
or any portions Of the national Union and
no warrant but conspiracy and treason for
ssch authority, therefore, every proposition
to treat with them should be rejected with.
out hesitation.
Rogers, Of New Jersey. on tho sam. da,,
Offered resolution reeiting that whilst in
favor Of n united, vigorous and determined
prosecutions OF the war and for the main
tsinancs Of the constitution aud laws, yet,
We are for conciIistion aud compromise ~
far ~ 10 consistent " ith honorable and Isst.
ing peace, and proposing the appointment,
OF commissioners on tho part ofths Federal
Govsfnnsnt to meet commissioners si,ni.
Iarly appointed by The insurgent States, to
consider whether, il any, and what plan
may be adopted, consistent with the homo,
and dignity Of the Union, and Of tho nation,
(and based solely on the reconstruction Of
the unionD by which the war may end
Tabled yeas seventy eight nays forty.two.
Another resolution was offered, (which
lies overO requesting the President to use
all efforts, consistent with honor, TO prossr.
an exchange Of prisoners, and if il canso,
b extended to all, then .. many as posi-.
blo.
hysrs, Of nsylvspia, on the sams day,
offered a resolution asserting that tn. war
should be ~sg-d on the Federal aide until
the traitors are conquered into love for the
Union or made obedisnt 70 NE Constitution
AID take an oath to all ssgernsss and sub.
nissien.
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The South Carolinian.

This paper has lntsly'changsd hands. DR..
r. w Gibbs, the former proprietor. ha.
sold to F, G. De Fontnine, E.q widely
known as "Psr,onae," the graphic war cor
respondent # the Charleston Courier -
Under DR.. Gibbs management, tho Caro-
lnion la. been an exccll.at paper, and We
doub, not but that the rev Proprietor and
Editor will make il fully AZ valuabl, and
entertaining in the future. or his high
ability asa writer and god taste in the
style snd arrangement Of his matter, the
hpt few issIss Sf tho paper, under his
charge. give unn,i.,ak cable evidence. We
comn,snd il to any who may wish to sub
scribe for = good daily or iri.weekly pap.r.
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HRADoUARrRRs,
C0MMISSARY.GEN'S DEPT, 9. G

COLUMBIA, 3. c.. Dss. 20. lsey.
ME General Assembly having pssssl as
Il Act 10 ansud Q. Act. entitled IA
Act to ssPPrsss shs sudss dissillasisn ol
spiritssss liqsors In THE St.ss," as,ho ohsis 2
and empowering hi. EssslIsssy ths Gsv-
srssr to contrast with SKILLED asl ROPER
sibls sgsnt 10 sash II he Disirisss Of III,
State 70 manlfsstsrs limited saa.ttsv sY
pure spirits, 81 Z limited aAi reasonable
price, not to exceed three dsliavs Per rallsa:
said spirits ne, to b seld 10 a.y bst rssa.
hrly Prn:tising Ply'isiass ssA rssisssF.a
druggists:"
Notice 10 hereby given that DrspsssIs n
writing, stating prices, will b received as
this Department for the Eanufasturs aaa
ssle. as above, ofa quantity Of psrs spints
and alcohol, sufficient fer ihs dsnasls Of
tho Distriet from which the sfHsr 10 made.
Bond often thousand dsllars. with adss.sts
security, will be required for the faithfal !.
performances OF the contract
Early PrePosals arc requested.
By order Of The Governor.
RICHARD CALDWELL,
liost. Col and Commissary Cen, q y.
Lancaster Ledger fIintj
Jan. ., 1854 <1-<t.