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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

To The LADIEs-We would call yoar
attention to Madame Foy's Patent Skirt
Supporter, combination of an elegant
fitting Corset and perfect Skirt Sup
Porter. By II, the Wearer ia relieved Of
the uncomfortable feeling ands also, of
the injurious effects caused BY the weight
of clothing at the same time retaining
her skirts IN 8 secnre and graceful posi-
ton. For sale at the Nes York Store
Five ladies wanted, TO act as Agents
in the sale Of the new Patent Skirt Sup
porter, Good wages guaranteed
myl5-Iw J. 7 & 5. A CoonDeE.
NorroE.-Ef Chas. W. Arthur win call
on or address Aessrs. Elliott { Co
Memphis, Tena-, be can find the where
Abouts Of bis mother, Mrs Mary ar
thur. fmvl5-d3w
Norict TO DklsQtkSrs.-An person,
who subscribed for stock ia The Wander
burg coanty Agricultural and Hortieul-
turAI Land Association, and are indebt-
ed 10 the Association in all or part on
such subscription, are hereby notified
thai if they doERot pay the same on or
before June LIST, 1866. their stock so sub
scribed win be declared forfeited.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
P. HoRSBRook. See'y
e jun list I-zl ase
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
Free Trade win RsbeIdon.
SURVEYOR 9 OFFIcE,

Db&FE1b& OEEAtAy
Evansville, Ind, May Is, 1855
! kave this day received from Washing
ton the reeent regulations Of the seere-
tsry Of the Treasury, which took effect
on the 10Th inst, BY which any loyal peg
son on application TO ansOficer Of the
Treasury Department, can obtain per
init 70 keep supply store in any OF the
rebel States. with authority to take as
many goods mot contraband of war) as
he mGy desire
Anf necessary Information furnished
strtbis Office. A. L. ResIxsON,
eTw ls Surveyor OF Customs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
SUNDRIEs.

Camelia Balm. mo'
A PUBELY BOTANICAL COAPosFTTON tor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
KyDear Father

Ny Dear FGtAer.:
We have just received marching or
ders. We leave for Tuilahoma, Tenn,
tomorrow morning OF daybresk Have
this published in daily papers, for the
benefit Of the friends of this regiment
Yours, in great haste,
t. p ELLIOTT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

:NsHE l43Di REoiMKET on 4HE MACH -
We have been kindly permitted to pab-
.iiah the following for the information of
those having friends in the regiment;
MvRFREEsBoRo, TExE..
May IL, 1866. I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
AUCTION SALE.

NN hoEDAY, THE IsEfE lest. WILL 81
W SEX at aucfisn, ~ ths 81 ore Of JenA mea2a-
snzAs, . sDlsadfd aSsOrfnanf Of hee4y- 4a9s
G4sthLng sad Furnishing GSods- 1hsS VII %
- - ,Ss'' = 5Ss5E seAAsAsAs,
- - Tsssr strsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
LOST Or STOLEN.

7 osr OK sToBEs FROM THE sUEscRIBkh
4 4 n large Leather Pocket Book containing The
following articles:
Cab, about ziS; Voucher for ozts, March 18th
-sfxued By Capt. ). W. Hart, A z. M.--laEor y
P Cobb 4 Co, S322 81; Voucher poplaT luz :
Der, Ma CD Z0th-=afgned b. 1apt. J. ". Hart, a.
O. M-favor o. p. Cobb a. Cos Szl AZ
The Vouchers viii be perfectly yzlEziess " sDg
one bat the proper owners Apy 0hf JssHIi1 LES
them 10 tie Office of O. r Cobb Ga efsr glfsL
National Bank or II nay tss' deBfss - - psfnu1
street, viii BE- literally rswsTded. ~, rsrrv
myII.Zs ii. n. % hAol :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

Bloom Of the Damask Rose,
L,oe THE at
+ No soHLAUPFERs.
Turkish Essence,
TEE FINEST PERfUNERY 10 use. Tor ssI.
only BY ~
myls H. sOHLAEPFKR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
Turkish Essence
SOUTHERN MILLS.
HO i All Ye tAat Hungereth

Ho ] All Ye thAt Hungereth
Come all ye housewiSss, rich or poor,
who's pleasant duty TIA g store
Your tables With the STAFF Of life,
Mostly entrusted 20 the wife,
Tho 6casAsyH Mills are now prepared
To delivsr almost eveFywhsre-
Riosr, Gevs- Meal, Bran sd Feed,
In fact, the food for man and beast.
Are you In waatf Then a. not larry.
for, understand, We always carry ta
0as goods all over thu city free,
Yea, ell th@tsa annexed racentiy. fE
De Locust street, near the gast0ss dfseh
You'll dad them ready to serve yo1 aubek,
With express, dray--pr both, IL nasd BE-
eo leave your oFdorA-bs trsafea a@atiy,
At IGLkHEART BnOTHERs.
Southern Mills, corner Loesss and Canal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
PAINTING.
sign, FFescO and Ornamental
PAINTING.

rms SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT.
4 faiIy ARneunee to the pebite on Evansville
sod yioiEhy that they prepared q execute all
Binds Of Fresce. Sign anil OrnpmsntHi Painting,
sud fAftor theniselves that they do work
which viii give satisfaction % their customers, in
price az asel ~ workmanship
Ee- Mixed Paints aud FsrnIsias Of our own
Iaaks, constantly on halpi.
eas- shop No. Fourth atTeet. hetEsea Locust
Anh Waluut, opPaaitn Market uOuse.
usByI XuMsTElA & SPONTANEOUSLY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
FOUND.

poovv,r. BOOK .s.s picked up in this city,
~ -. eaa,-aav TAFT nfcb the 0@nor eau have
b. fpqniring Of A J. GDlsife, 90 the cersst OF
0ak and Fourth SfTesis. tnylsfnItse
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

The Frankfort Commonwealth records
it as q fact, that one of the results Of
the war has been to sci the people OF
Kentucky thinking and acting for them
selves; "it has given freedom 70 thought
aud speech, and .men will exercise il.
What c ninny-hsmmer the Enguirer
must consider the Commonwealth 20
be.-CSn Com.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
Also. 90 BY $50 feet adjoining.

a LARGE House, with 10 rooms, laFg" cellar
and ali e0nyHulences, good location, AInsira-
big situated Tor Beardi.-g Asass. PIice ti.0o0
,nh9g n A. JOHNSON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
FOR SALE.
Two DWELLING HOUSES
One Splendid Building Lot.

AAY RESIDENCE, OK THE EAST SIDE OF
vi second street between Sycamore aha sla~'
two and a half story hrick. sith sisTen rooAs'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
FOR RENT.

s1IxTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND IN THREE
-, ~ mus JoHsEoE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

= JuA Isl - ~ a1#
Gao 5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16

LAKdE Two STONY BRICK HOUSE
~ dauble tenement, Two iais--wiII rent fJr
gGDg uar year Prirr a. 600
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-16
with all the Furniture,

II desired. aroosd, IS BY 10 feet. hle Craps,
Peaches, Pears, Cherries, Aprieots, Plans, ess ;
80 the 1rataIsrs. A hrs-EIoof brick warehouse
eYteud. .eror- ~. entire Esar. Wood house. etc.
updsr The same root. Allsy graded and paved
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
We copy the following items from tho
Tovae Talaoranh of the CSth.

We copy the following items from tho
Texas Telegraph of the 2Sth:
BANQUET TO Gov. HANILToN.--The ban
ouet given to Gov. Hamilton, yesterday,
was ore Of the grandest affairs OF che
kind that has ever taken place Ia our
city. The Mayor and Aldermen were
present, as we'll as many military officers
OF rank. now here, and splendid brass
band discoursed excellent music. The
tables were loaded with all the luXurl's
OF The season. and everything that srt
and taste could do to make the cccssion
a happy one was done. Toasts were pro,
prosed and responded to he wine flowed
freely, and the participants appeared 10
be we'll satisfied with themselves ard
each other. Altogether the affair was
quite creditable TO the hotel where !. was
held.
PREFERENCES GIVEN TO WuITFs--We
are glad 10 see that our merchants OF all
Gss~s S eve o he ppfi to s draN
f,yor Of encouraging white labor. aud to
place the blacks where they properly ne,
| long. on the plantations. II they couid
| be taught to obey the eighth command
ment we would have no objection To
their being residents OF this city, but
| after losing trunk fui Of good clothes
we have concluded to hire worthy white
/ men hereafter, aud advise ali citizens TO
do likewise.
/ NEGRO THIEVES BAILED EY WHITES -
Marshal Lord in forms US that negro thleVs
have been bailed out Of Jail by white men.
We should like TO get their names.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

The attempt of ci,y cotemporary TO
defend the action of the acting Mayor
of New Orleans in doing a positively
legal thing is most lame and Impotent.
II claims that as the direction Tor the
above named railway, chosen on Mondsy
IS composed of persons OF respectaolil,y,
that there is hence no reason TO regret
any violations of law in the method OF
election. II the road can only De re-
stored, it thinks that 1.-The people viii
not trouble themselves, or feel any great
interest as to the manner IN which 10 Is
done" This is a mighty poor defence Tor
an unwarran table ASSUMPTION OF power
and very bad apology therefor. AS long
as the PEOPLE will submit, according TO
tais. phiios ephy, anything bad may ne
doue. Ofeourse the people shoaIo no.
be taught TO care anything for law and
It's exact enforcement. OF course the
neople have no interest in the attempts
of men dressed 10 little brief author
ity" TO infringe upon popular rlghls.
Tie offence committed against the. Jack
son Railway corporation, as an assauls
upon the plain letter Of the law, IS an
attempt agsinst every individual Right.
If the. course of the aching Mayor 'o1
New Orleans can be justified in this mat
ter. there are no vested rights with which
he NAV not interfere at his pleasure. lie
| may make and unmake In accordance
with his supreme will and desire. WHAT
| he did Monday be may repeat amy day.
| The overt act against the franchises OF
! The jackson Railroad is precedent Tor
any future endeavor to upset the solemn
enactmeuts OF cur General Assembly.
! Because the acting Mayor is graclousiy
willing, as our contemporary lnlorms US,
| that the Jackson Railway should prosper,
| Is a notable defence for ms procedure.
! His confidence, as cur contemporary sage
/ iy suggests, will be given to the men ne
has ill rally chosen TO be directors OF
this corporation. That was, perhaps, to
have beep.expecied, and we all ought to
| be profoundly impressed with the lmpor-
lance to the public of this 'eontidence"
| Of the acting Mavor. lie certainly has
! displayed remarkable degree OF con
| fidence" 1--WE might say arrogant pre-
sumption) in This busin IS. The road is
safe, and mere Jiol&tion of law is OF nc
! Importance, as long as the Mayor Is II
vorably impressed with the admirable
Qualities Of his bantiing-this unlawfuliy
chosen direction.
What enterprise could or ever did sue
cced without his august approval ano
eountenance? What could iad with bis
sup port Let us not contest for mere
forms Statutes are Of no Importance
Charters are mere paper. The people
mean nothing when they pass legislative
anactments The one-Man power IS tbs
safest, for it always enjoys the confidence
OF the one man !:
For forms Of government let fools contest
What's be i administered is best.
Let US have all laws abolished apt
elect the Mayor to stand in place of tin
cum barsome statutes which adorn Law
Iyer-s snelyes.-CN. y. Times.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

COMPLEX ReLATIoNsHIP.-A correspon-
DENT Of aarpe.'s Monthly is involved IN
domestic perpiexiiies He. writes:
/ got acdnainttd with young widow.
who lived with her step daughter In the
same house. | married the widow my
father fell shortly after ii, IN love with
the step daughter of my wife, and mar
rieti her. Ny wife became the motherin-
law and also the daughter in-laW OF my
own father: my wife's stepdaughter Is
NV step mother, and am the step father
OF NV mother law My step mother,
who IS the stepdaughrer OF my, vie, mas
a how he is naturally my step.orother.
but because he Is the son OF ny
wife's step daughter, 50 is my Whe the
Grand mother of the little boy, ana am
the grandfather of my step brother my
wife has also boy my step mother Is
cons quently the step sister OF my BOY
and is also his grand mother because ne
| is the child Of my step son; and my Ia
| Their is brother in law of my son VINO Il
the son of my step mother am tnf
/ brother. in law Of my mother, my vile =
/ the aunt OF her own son, my son Is tnf
1 grand son of my father, and am NJ!
! own grand father. esf5 - -
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Aeslkrs saxrsea by Express.

AUGUSTA. Ga June :, 1863. ).
The gents of the feNthern ExpFess company VII
receive ai.d forward Letters Ter ali places ihh can os
ss cS6ysr.nert postage VIII be- paid BY Tie Com
pany (unt such time the mails sre re-estitoslag
IA, 5yh,ehxersice the Charge viii be t25l twenty-five
cents for each single letter Of one half ounce, the
same amount being added for each half ounce adis
tioual aud in MI cases be prepaid lnspees or hs
fonai cuarcneye II bRs enderstood by sflle sender
thar the Company will not assume any responsibility
fer the safe ds5vcry of such lefters III - .ss4
Receipts vsI be- gisen for all packages Of ave. teF
which Express charges viii be Icade rs per tar.h
tamped Envelopes will be furnished s. eaen primer
pal Office as soon rs they can be obtained
: For further information enquire of Agents
@DUTaER IMPRESS COdPANh.
inne % 1865 If
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
WILLIAM CEE.Gsx1.,

VMpORrER ard Wholesale dealer in Pure bRFs
Z ana 4fa,e,ns 5rs,Nh, Engsh AM Z me-. ~
Iaotb Nal aud Hair El he's Pe,f#1lefy arcpA9'
.i.i,s &r No no {5anet street otpos t" =,
hur.tt. NEW Ri Fans lN>'iF
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
We this week host the name o. VII

We this week hoist the name o. WI
liam l. Sharkey, IS our choice for I'm TED
States Senator. 1t is supposed that me
convention which meets on the IAN
instant. at Jackson, will adopt 81 tree con
sttution, which will ensure It's acceptance
5y the authorities at Washington. ne
convention viii order an ciecilan 'cf
members to the Legislature ans Cnh-
oress to fake place. probably, q tho
r.c,1lar election in Oc:ober, or pArh APPS.
sooner, and it will be for that Leeis!@tur' I,
20 elect two Senator's 10 represent MISS
! issppi in the U. S Senate.
| We have not the time nor space TINS
week To enter into detailed account o.
| the reasons why we pteier Gov, Sd"F<eE
| for this high and exalted fysit'cE'
Suffice it TO say, that our Sate = mo-
passing through the most trying o'oear
ever known to her ci,izens before, ana
that she needs the counsel and advic. @. ~
her great statesmen, and ihat they
-hould occupv those positions which can
WELD the greatest Influence for cur brn
eft. Gov. Sharkey's sbiiIties as &Jufis.
and statesman are not alone confined to
| Mississippi, nor the United States, Gu.
are acknowledged by distinguished men
! in Europe. Mississippi has hnpored y An
at various times with her bigbest JUDICIAL
offices, and when the telegrnns were re
ceived few weeks s. nee. from :" AHi'h2
: ton that the President Ead appointec
him Provisional Governor Of the stat
we will venture 10 say. 1t created NOR;
unanimous rejojcirg among the peep
Of ALI classes than any other appointmei1t
which could have been maze. lie -
: Iemphatically the choice Of tue pcopi@ q
Mississippi for any Office in their sili
, We hope and feel that there vii! hr
No division of sentiment aalonI toc
= people in regard to the eleciior q thi<
: distinguished son Of Mississippi % t"-'
n Senate.1a
! we wet,ld be glad to hear the ser'''-
: tinlent of the press on this 4" jre'.
!, 4 FCarrolIton Conse rTaiive.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

The New York Herald tells Governor
Brownlow that be is in dang q dist9st-t-
and order or the State, and ados thsessss
Owing to these peculiar tias Of laegAA
son. We sAoula not ee surprises 7 : ~ $
Emol and strife during bis enliGa Term Of
Office.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

TaESxALLPox on BE MIssIssIPrt. line
small oox is prevailing TO 2 conssderaoiei
extent among the negroes on some OF the
nfsntationsln Philips county, AK. "a
one plantation we, hear OF Tour Or nva
eases. PrecautioRs have been taAehlo
prevent the spread Of The disease, btll lac
lnprudenee of blacks II visiting we pan
- 49, The fear thatthe disease may exlend
i,s Tsraess.- Memphis Bailetin.
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j. s. Mail t,r YickShu,g


WILL. leave the Washington Hou in 7d>sfn
w rsViek bul g everr aor say ~ ean -sHaf ~
r,+ftgay 81 + ur a. clio Il. II ching into at
r znlna 4 o. nj Big Iiacs in tiIns' e. eoliHee VIII
~ ,T.sni1g frHfn ef t,3rs FIR VI burg.
hettrfps " elr iays THU sdays ar, Satrasv Us
o j.l Of l. O. m mir e tram IF ears frepa Ks
hrrg--rrE chi g I&syr oi"lrCE an tIitt II -
- lock i. ii. connect = tn the y - I'D Sain
-. tra,,el ms eitha~ = ~ my RESI- asJItS
that's mr. c4i,r Will be made Nisleut tai.
ms >. Ia 10 tn m al hack hacSs viii l0s7e nc
Vashiaston II, nae every evening ~ OK ma
kr r ,iueetIf II ith tt, motnipg train for Vct seur
isrs- For ticl1ets apply It the flee Of tho w sh-
49,, Eonse WI HASSINAt.R
1na 80 5ff
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

IL IS stated that the last OF t.a lsl1
bonds was taken on tbs 10Th, le@7.rE
urge margin eff, orders that cs7a3+ a'.s
filed. The whole amount Q: ~
800 900. 900. has been negotiated Is lssI
Cooke. the government agept. Iac
.maining bonds viii be. issued TO TIE bid
ders as rapidly as possip'fe.ss NV
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
JONES HOUSE,
NJ ER1DI AN MISS TSsTPPI
JOSIAH JONES, Proprietor.

rg1HIs ia4olio,ts Hotel has bees renovated and
otherwise prepared Tor the accommodation %
sy,.asts me proprietor promises 10 keep his table
suppifedwith ever viking the market etfords
stablsis kept in eulnection with she House Where
animals xviii lyissveh cared r*s iuiy9t uti
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
NUMBER "a.

President johnson and the Radicals.
Pinas,iehia Correspondence Of London Tines
The course pursued by Presidents John.
son in recorstTucting the South has COM
pleiely broken up the political partles OF
the Norih. the Democratic parry haS.
been gradually drawn into tha ranks OF
his supporters, while the radical wing OF
the republic ms has fallen OF. There IS
verv little doubt that JohEson Will tlrA1
ont a Democrat that he will be 4 free
trudsr and strict constructions; anu
that the party which ultimately viii sup
port him is the one which opposed MS
election to the Vice Presidency. john
son now gives daily audiences to Norfa-
ern Democrats, and Bays he wishes to see
all the leaders of tie party. Several OF
these gentlemen who have recently vislh-
ed him, and who entered his reception
room quite skeptical as to their belief II;
his reported democracy, have LETT the au-
dienca highly delighted. His views they
consider as sound aud conservative &C.
mocra.y. He is opposed to negro sui.
| frage, opposed TO repudi&uon, military
| trials and-nlil.ary governments. In biS
appo;ntnentof Southern provisional gov
! ernors he has selected, he says, men who.
| without regard to their former connection
with the rebellion, enjoy tie greatest
! confidence of the people OF the States
they are to coecrn. In his instructions
20 them he has marked out a well-detined
path. They are to make the military
power subordinate to the civil authorities
| They are to establish post routes and as
! sist in opening the channels Of trade
Beyond these duties, the only things hey
are TO perform are to assemble q State
convention as quickly as possible aGd
| have the amnesty cath as universally ta-
ken as possible. When the State Con-
| yention ensembles it is to be the govern
iUg power and what it prescrbes these
| provisional governors are to carry Gu. =
! OF tho Northern radical republicans Mr..
johnson talks rs sneeringly as ever q
democrat could. His dislike OF them
and their measures cannot be concealed.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
.iE DICKSON House
REOPEN ED.

WE take pleasure in.annoaneing TO our friends
DICFSOE HOUSE for the reception of patrons
on MONDAY, MAY 18th. The house is beng
tboronohly c!eanaea and reftted,and we think re
can safely promise To render all guests comfortable.
T'Ao table shall !e tlountifully supplied with ihe
Ies- x.arietv Of tatables that c3ln BE obtained
We respectfully solicit the patronage u pertons
visiting Jackson feeling confident, We do, thar
we can give perfect satisfaction.
FREEZE 81 HARRISON. q
Jackson, May -, 1S55-dtf.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

Sg@teGv Ss03lesCG9Gg,
her depredatious on commerce did
not prevent
amos GOnegal,
1SALE DRUGGIST,
|Common and Magazine Streets,
NEW ORLEANS,
BIZ = rail an 4 general assortment of
hemicals, Fancy and
JTLER's GOODS.
&c the following:
soaps feney assorted.
|C1stcle Soap.
TOOTH Pr -shes
'omts,s assoT' ed,
|Not., Letter and Foolscap Paper,
|cpCs,
| isoesb Picks,
Is pare Cream Tartar,
Cela5'i Liqunrice,
sicily L.qUo,ice,
II Csrb Sod.
Of Grnun Flaxscei,
Il EiaEseed,
| OF Gu cusGa.
; of rulseriz-3 Qua Opium,
L o piVH',
Puive lied Irsca@,
S Puiverizei Jalap,
: 30 err PuNdars,
| 5 kauharu,s
y.rcet "a Rye u--rrsxT. IN \ y
- n Lind, II DTTTE,,c, f0r n d
JAMIE, CONCEAL,
Wholt s2le DruEg St,
| corner os Conc on and Wig Ziga
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

A box 2fby l6 inches, % deep, contains
barrel.
A box Is By 16l inches, deep, contains
A box by 81 inches deer. contains I
A box 4 by inches, Al deep contains !
A BOZ box 4 by inches, q deep. contains
quart.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-10

GALE OF U. S. A. GENERAL HOS
- PITAL BUILDINGS.
OFFICE or 4. q 81,
Wilmington, Del, October 26n, 1865.
By direction of the Quarternaster General U. s. A. the
Frame Barracks known Tllton U. g. A. General Hos
pita losated 1T tine corner OF Ninth and Tatna Streets
Wilmington, Del, will be sold at Public Auction, the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, ] s85, 1,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, a. NJ, viz;
Corridor fronting on West Street, 3s3xl6 feet.
Wards A, B, G, D, and T., each about 164x20 feet.
Guard Quarters on Delaware Avenue, 5sx2O fse,
Guard Quarters on West Street, 5ixl6 feet
a. Tank House, cor Delaware Avenue and Tatna streat
Slxlb feet, two stories high.
Carpenter Shop adjoining Tank House, alSi6 feet
Commssary, ll2x2O feet.
Together with all the Shelving and Loose Lumber,
1000 feet OF Gas and Water Pipe, with fixtures.
Is Wide planks for Dining Table.
81 Tressss for Dining Table.
81 Benches, common wooden.l
10 Tables.
Portable Wash Boilers.
Large Cast Iron Patent Range
II Cast Iron Bath Tubs.
Large Cedar Water Tanks.
Iron Boiler In Tank House.
On day. after the above SALE will be sold at the
" 3. Custom House, corner Sixth and King Streets the
following articles Of ouartermasters Stores viz;
Benches, Dining Room)l Brace
Chairs. set Bits
Cylinder Stove. set Bench Planes.
Tables, Dining Room.) Bench Vice
81 Heating Stoves. pAir Compasses
2s7 lbs. Stove Pipe. Commas ssv,
Tins for Stove Pipe. Claw Hammer.
ONCE Table. Drawing Kniio.
Augur Bits. Glue Pot
Hand Saw. 2 sBaunerss
Hatehet. Screw Cf1r IIoss)
Oil Stone. Cold Cbisei
Rip Saw. Cane Chissi
steel Square. Coal Hads.
Screw Driver. II Fire Ladders
saw fteH' Grindstono
lennon Saw. Platform ssales
set Tennon Chisels. Pairs Pine Tongs
Al Buckets (w0oden) Slide Wrench
80 feet Gum Hose Stop Key.
Branch Pipe. Wrench,
Coupling, (for Hose) Stop Water Wrench
Nipple (for Hose1 l Wormer
TERMs-oash in U. S. Currency.
C.H. GALLAGHER,
oot11-m Capt A. Q. NJ.