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>taHa~i tt ke,,ok ana unauncey >. K4,Iog a,

Ulta''i tt koIioE ana Unauncey 3. KpiIoS her
hu aSd VIrsiniS A Wood, Pa Mood
t. her JafAes G Wood.
KoI' are citea to app bef thu RFtbate court O.
'he C. unity on SuGA wrr on tn .SSSecond opda
nnary mex, teN6 to show csEfse why the prt,ti n
II Ann shannon the w.doS<sd Tn mas T. Sn a.
90, deceased and admtfstratrix of his es.q tr
Ay:ng tor An a. TIM 9tSx dover in the plauiati,
!T longing toSbe saId estaea. and n all snc
hha"n hundTed collars wortNof said real scat
her iif. tttna as pr pertv exemIefrera exeeufiUn
H-'HI 4 4Ut be granttd.
BY sfder Of the Court
D J ELLINGTON. Clek
Thomas Walton, of McNutt, soIictor for petifiOner
Nov 26 .S5t
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WIN. II. SEWARD,
Secretary of STATE.

II We publish this morning, a most I'M
portant dispatch from Secretary Seward, to
Gov. Humphreys, which. will be most graft
tying to our readers. Ii announces the re-
cognition of our State authorities, and we
think clearly foresnadows the early restora-
ton OF Mississippi to al her rights as one of
the States of the Federal Union
The information communicated by Judge
William Yerger, is also most encouraging.
tie believes that our Representatives will be
admitted soon after Congress meets in jan
uaTy.
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important Dispatch from Secretary Sc .
nrd io Gov. Hmmpreys.

WASHINGTON, Dec 25th 1865
Hts Erceltency, Goc0n"Or Of Ire State Of Mis-
siSSippi:
StR:-By direction of the President. I
have the honor herewith to transmit to Won
communication which has been addressed to
His EXcellency, William L. Sharlev. late
Provisional Governor Of Mississippi, whereby
le has been released OF the trust heretofore
rep1sed in him, and directed to deliver into
your EXceilency's possession, the papers and
property relating to that trust;
| have the honor To tender TO YOU the CO.
operation of the Goveument of the United
States whenever it may be found necessary
IN eifecting the early restoration and tine
permanent prosperity and welfare of the
State over which you have been called f.,
preside.
Il have the honor to be-
with great respect,
Your most obedient servant.
W. II. SEWARD.
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Hu b K-,nedy. Jr
No. rs Ia Chanrerv

Buse ss@I.
A X les 1t 30 10 crmbsr l. the wear
less Tor the Cha eery Court nf the At Dis ,ir .,
Hin = eou ty. sitting at in, k-on
On opening h. p&pe la b. case and r. annesrt,
o D. satet-otinI I the hat Hap IL N "A
w ht, IN ri. $ w. II n. Meg n. Y, srymen q.
On lst's ~ ch W Orlea TO- sd vs.
neN"Aa' b OK SAN =. DIV Stewart are ~
~Ahone do resid in n t. If N ,.sjss = -
=, moo resi- she rs'. 1t Is therefore o d "a th,t
Tn shaIi enteF iheif aprra nee in This E use 80
= eHo 1nNN"r d-nu to said b Ii on the Il .,ondsy
"a March N hs year .f6 the same b 1pg 50 rue
y a" 'fu t. = the bill AMI tir a'l.g II ms ,hpr.
81 b. II f. r 60 t s-e1 and adm + q
IS tucth~' o. ere That capy of this orda ;.
ruhii "a d in tn w X Clsliou r-pst anar .- h
rd the city of Jackson, for four week. aucce.
iv.ly.
les W CHAPMAN
CLERK Csc it Conrt. hi ds co iss
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ADMINISTRATIONS N0T1CE

NI'le e. rs m' it 0 . s.s ste of
h - " desc - d anted 70 tn p...r.
Sl2led a. Il s. Aue ust te If te rof,ate surt
~ er count State If Mis- i-spgi Now al r.r
"s nav n ii1s agai ST The g of said g dcn-
me md by Law or the s. m vii, h. barred "
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SECRETARY SEWARD TO PROVISIONAL COVER
NOR PARSONS
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WlSiIIIEtnii- ib,-,. = i-.l.,
= 7 = T ' I = 7 : : '
WAsiiAgtoil, Der.
, Erceiteney the Goce,por

To His Ercettency me li0ce,Por
Of tie ,State Of AIabdma ::
The time has arrived when in the iudg-
mcnt OF tne President OF the United States
the care ana cWiuuct OF the proper affairs OF
the Stale OF Alabama may Ue Ttnittet; to tne
constitutional authority CHOSEN by the peo-
pie thereof, without danger to the peace and
safety OF the United States.
By direction oI the President, therefore
you are rsHeyod from tie tfu5t which was
heretofore rep0sed III you, as Provisional
Governor Of the State of Alabama Wnen-
ev. the Governor elect shall nave accented
and become qualified, to discharge the duties
% t4Ic 1,-y,4v.,o ,'4ic2, you VIII transfer the
papers ana property 0T the State, now in
your custody, to Ills ENcelleucy the Cover
nor elect. 1t gives us especial pleasure TO
convey 10 you the Presidents acknowledge
meht Of the fidelity, the loyalty, and the dis.
erection which have marked youI administra-
tfon.
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TFKE sTATE OF MIss1sssEz.a

me r. D .. Iourt of Newt c"un + Nays Der
Iern< COO: To Thos K nn-dy, a resident of the
tate ofN1 exas: "
oU are hereby notified to be end 4snpear before
use the e"f on-ths thirh NJ Mprdayfin J,nua y n.I,
"a cau5" II an you why the paIitioa OF
Sc Kennedy, Executor Of the las, will and te.ta.
v's"n OF the real estate Of sail deced~nt shuu not
tne court may aesire
"rneSs hoH Wm Graham Ju 'ge -fs Probate Of ii.
uhty ths% honday IN November A D. e65
'tSne Eand given under ,.y maud aud seal os off =
L. Sk<N1vembef 25ta 665
1<2w6t THoS Z ITH, Clark
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N~GiCe tO q s-e differs

~ HEREAS. letters admin st ariaa ere oran,.5
- ms ndersRned en- tn estat of J HI B. tvp,
'ce~" at N n " m t"rm S'5 p =
u't OF SNIP 81 cVu ty ia the ate Niss,s i N,
Y tce Is T. err fore h"reby gives all persons h
"gIHrlS ag1 nst III estate OF id dseedeut II
tu>e he same to ne probate xstered With
=" hme p'eSciibed BY law they vi n, forever
"i,Fro. u - JAMES Nj - = tPEv
n "U"AH ATTY Admuisirstor.
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4HE STATE OF m15sI,sIppI

y THE STA TE OF MlSSINhlpPI
Wayne County, {
Probate Court, September Term. 1865 -
In thenattcr of the dnal seiHerent OF the esta te
/ Janes% Goodman deceasea. !
lNoCaroh2e g Admsn widow Leonora5ET -Goo,.
man and others in etsS,ed in .he estale Of
~ mes 900 U ai rec. ased you hrees date: to
court'f said eou. ty the4 NouF~Slpuss taaot On he
81 Mouiay OF NovembeS xtfhen y u rhet4 TO show
e~u'e, Il any you can Nwhy the b Ial = ccornr of
M rs Tsyior Ad.oicIst ser df toAis .op, now IN
ME this offe. sh<did NOT 4S Ao~ ed sd
s-o'en,ber 1867 IT. Tue '1 Monday :"
lsShed u deA hS heEd Nnd seal of off
mia octSb, rsA+ $50, IL s.
u w. y DAVI>
oSA Ii p obHte CI~ Va ne Go
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Our sally of wit" of couple of weeks
since has deprived us of the jackson News. as
an eAchange-not a number of that pane,
iaVlng come to our hands since the afor, .
,'i1 oecaslG1 We protest against this
Aui rather than dispense with the News, We
,'Te willing to make any sort of concessions
-ieeessaTy We know that Terger can't pos
sloiy get along without the Gazette, and we
shall continue to send il TO him trysting -
MS sense OF honor and true chivalry. for a
:etuTn by a restoration of Harper,s little
weekly, to his exchange list If he will re-
tore us to our former position, he may RELY
pom II that We'll ask no questions and never
dkaln attempt to be witty at the expense
VI the NeWs- Kinds County Gazette.
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Not ce or Fs.at ac.,.,,c,

tnS p lre and ell .5ther peTscns irterss1ed n H.
- sSStiemenI Of the e-tate Of L Cusfy a . Of
"a tonNeounty, dee=ased VI
W are hsSeey net hed to be and personsl,v an
tea' 70 me Probate court SfeNevten colef ~ ~
oeio'e ine tnrd Msp ay iSJ~nuary neg. en- ard
aerr to ow eansa if Gnstyou can why The Anal ="
ut OF Ja,es Curryzdui ihaStrstor on sasd deerd a..
'as should not ga ov q as-saaiea anu uacree of
4 court en- eIe8scco dngiy VI
~ order assthe naI.
lses5 ~ 1e nfeer 80 b.
uzsVWSG VS' AEl4 hsSSs
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gega advertisements,
AdmAn fstrasOr,s notice.

Whereas, letters OF sdm,nistr t,t on the es ate Of
X" 'Iand Crosby. dereas-d, ~ re granted to the
IN . lgned at the last September term Of the Pre-
oate co1rt Of JAsper county. state OF Missfs iopf
Ss" All Persons havir Ct aims against the estate nj
ssid edsDt are hs sreby required AZ ibit To- sar
al mated And registered within the time pr..
g zoe " Y'aw. or the anne viii be harsad,
Wow - WN 7. VI CRO*RY Adm,
SHE STA MISSISSIPPI Npwtc C.univ-
taRe tr oste court sAid cou Dc. Term l96s
1nNke matter h daal ssttlement Of the Sa,ste Of
Jona. T'yior, deceased
30 A H. Tavlor, ant all others iurern.ted IN ,h.
anaI setfiemrAk OF tne estate Of John Tav r. cec't
Z Gu are heraoy n Suedt b" ant ,ersnnaly apoear
Dc 6 q h"use N re0k n tn JIM Dd4y of Feb Htv
next 'hSn and there 'CAsA ~ couse IL any Won can
~ty 81 al acsaunt 9frNAncV TAylor im'x
q W on 6le in this SfRee ssAR,d uot be allowed ss
sta co, &c.
Wi dess pHS Hon Wiliisn1S Graham Ju3R. Of
P'otstSS,f Ne~tnn comfy. M Sd Non6sx ~
L. D~Iefnher d 1865 Issued ~ der y E.r
3Rd se@l fof6ce, thi. 22e day De.emb r Ise5
THO las kE TIL,
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Important from Washington i'm regard
60 Alabama

1t will be seen from the following cor
respondence that civil authority has been
fully recognized in Alabama, and the
State left entirely in the hands OF the
off ers elected by the people. The same
re0uEae will be taken with the other South
erHst6t5s Rho have elected their officers,
nd in no ekseAKittthey be returned to
RsQ ipnaI fGovefhsFzants. This is in
sac dance with the reconstruction pol.
icy Of the President, and although it
will meet with opposition from the Radi-
Gals, We believe it will be approved and
sustained by large majority of the
Northern people.
SECRETARY SEWARD TO GOV. PARSONS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
Washington, Dec. 10, 1000.
To His EcoslieRcy the Gosrnor
Of the state Of 4labGna
By direction of the President l have the
honor herewith to transmit to Won a copy of
a communication which nas been addressed
TO his Excellency, l.. Il. Parsous, late provis-
iOnal Governor of Alabama, whereby he has
been relieved Of the trust netof0Fe reposed in |
him, and directed to deliver into your Excel |
lency's possession the pdpe.s aid p.OperLy Ie- |
I0qA.-., U-4etu - daJ.
have une noIOr to tender YOU the co-oper-
,C't~on ef the Government Of the United |
5uates, whenever 1t may he found necessary
III eitecting the early restoration and the per
maLelt prosperity and welfare of the State
over wAcn you nave been called to preside
W5l II. SEWARD.
Secretary of State. /
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"he eas let er of administr ,ticn e tate of
Dy sS, deceased, were grant q thr urde sign
en AT he last - cei Der l.. II the
newton ,"nty tate If is<i ypi Now s pp son.
aVlng Claims against fhe ate of said decsdant .ra
hereby quret u txh bit the duly prGbate3 and
gistered thin the time prescribed by law or lie
will D.. barred. JAMES :, irJDxyEI -
Dec % W6t 80,
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A%-A correspondent of the Cincinnati en-
zette, very lpsubriously complains that the
kentucky Senate repealed the expatriation
law unconditionlly by a vote of TWENTY-FIVE
TO twelve, thus allowing all rebels, including
gnerrillas, to vote, without even taking the
oath of allegiance.
What.a disloyal State Kentucky must be |.
Gen. Palmer should see to this.
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\ THE STATE OF MTsslss.pp1

To We Pro, att Couft of w On ,Ioua,v M. orha-
ceNl, Ieoo; TO wary E Gamble a., WaGfvf
1Am0ie, MINOR children of Mary Gamble. residsES
Il HarApg" county Alabam Spe-ne
\ W A'eLereey citeo to appear before the robato
Couft "t Newton county on tie thirt Mondav in
a"u'iy next, Nsho~ CAUSE, whY~<fhs ,.et,t,on 81
Ary thompson wideR and relicr>6f OLSON 1bomn
~. oseeas-d fT aliotfssnt ssof over in the Fer
granted. &c By orderTf the couft@1 'U "o' oe
wines hoa * m Graham, JudeA If Probate
s@a couhtSrtne 81 Moniay la Novein seR>A ID lr65
L ; NV IS, 1865 Tio" KT ~ aS1i Inc"'
G.AfA
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EDsOlVemS NO;tce

~ HER AS the estate ~ + II TrusseI deceased
Was declared insolyent By tie Prob te ourt .,
! Newt unity at the October term th.r,tf A
y 'ooo' NOW al persons ho!dinG claims against .. i
- are now notified 70 present hrm to the Gle, K If
Fron6te Gourt aud have tn registered on or
. 'nre tne third MoRday in November 1866 o, thew
u ,,e -e Io' ever oarIeh, W.. THAMES
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Adnllnlslrat r,s No,icse

Where s,tStters OF Aamiuisir alton asp6e ,,a q,
"lhs' Cr"s leg asa, were lEsat, d ~ he uu. e,-
g" d, at the e~tsmh. r>~Tsrm or the ! ron, te
Court asper nunty ~tSte of i4sissiypi: Nov
all p.Tso"' havug alma ag ~f~st th- srnte II ii
- ent, are h rehySe uir. 40 an ib, the mo %
pr"oatei an1pe2isterf wi hin ne ~Sne pr.xcr;h,
On az, 9Srhe me WI b+ barred
HyHA~W6 trVI EpoSpv
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Citation.

" ~ m SpiH =, Suss Spik-s Erzl spikes.
the u own b irs If Po " 4 Hen de.yRse If
tate o Lon 81 nr the wn ri al j. m :
'Eg eece SEQ, Of The Nt,te ct Ar,A $. h..
unAnSwh q is Of ! Ilrs iggs ea.&sei + he
1Ite y alsh M the nnsn h " # ial w
Jeks dseess-' n Q her iirs ara a,st ibu p ot
so.' sos co aa # hn q ggs ase6, late Of imp
v oU areNertb, cite tobe snd kersopsux q
= IN" n pasra t9m, A d 1866 ef III P9 ice
ns hois a ,Haslesa h@u III reof ia the ,wn
y" +s1tllht'h n neS fa1tn of al month hsn and
thee TO n We he psi ion :. - ha r ean,
~ IN SIG Srt praying iofS tivie, !, &, sale fer
'islo Il CHE r. est e f said de e,ient among
ms n.Is an .ribrt esf de cribed as f,iI,w. :.
7. ahrSa ee # seetisn No three in .o0,.,i
y hlh = OF rang No I" fy re west: ,;.r norfj,
We % quartz OF tbs south wa qua ter section No
nr'S SIX ia township No ten nDtth range No
"eitY-one westjfia Of slhe uih +ast sa,f f
south W. 81 qudref of secii0n No. thirty tye in to
snip no e. north OF range NoN tive ty-one W at
~o honafee aAd sixty seven acres IA re or les N,
- ~. sSse If any you can why tre<nrayer 4 said
etl 1PSh"eld not theu be grauted an Va dviion ~
'Sip IN otde' ed tn be mae, sale Nr a vis; N
Ub%q1 ty .r 'iSN-
~ ness the Hon Jno. P. Brown Probe te N,doa s
| - said county the ird aisnd f Nov .nd
3T 3TrAi nt s@ia court -LIp.xed Issped Nov % 2FG,
/ - S""' L. II. CH H-.NDENHALL.. Cl.fk
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AND DEALER In
Patent Medicines, Etc, Etc.
NO. IL Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
HAS on haud Al large AL select sock Of n ma.
and MEDICINES which are offe ed or s.,e a. Dr,c,,.
accordance with Northern quotation, .dd,rv .,,,u
advance on cost of same, in q.aut,ie, t. ,ui, II.
waists Of purchasers.
commission '4srehAnts Planters and Druggist. can
rely upon citing heir goods put an with .,,s ard
disp4eh
Tho following rticIcs embrace a .,.u r.,,,, ~
my stock o. han and t. arrive
$3.50 ounces Rrcnch and Ansr,e., or,JN1uu
soo It's CALoMEL-Aner4e.ns and Eu.I,b
isO ''.'s's LrHArE MORPHINE
1909 hs Req. 4 CA8PHoR,
io0 lbs Powdert d l. ECAC,
SOlbs IPECAC ROOT,
go lbs c LoRuFURA-I ID BEETLES
$50 "ussss EITKA rE SILVER.
lbs Ih'I DIDE PoTAss,
800 b, SWEET SPIRITS HIrRI.
10 bhis cARTnP OIY
80 bbi' FLAX sEED-whOls anx nev.G
90 bbIs EPSON SALTS.
SOC lbs INDIGO.
1000 lbs GUM ARABIC-Fino and ..r4,
1000 lbs TARTARI ACID.
5000 lbs ARROW Roor-Aur and Bsruus.
10 Boxes CAsIIL. SOAP.
PATENT MEDICINES. ETC
% Grsss vERMIFUGE,
SGross Btowns TRoCHER
5GToss Bryan's WAFERs
Gross FiLLs-Ayer'a BrAndsth's, etc,
GOD MOri,On's INvIaoRA ING R1rr.Ks
Is DOa RED JACKET BITT.Rs
~ DOS HOSTFTTEk's BITTERs.
Sdros' sozoDoRT.
'G'-ss S'orrisous PaCr0Rs sYRIrP
ser0's A'srs CHERRY PECroRAL.
" D"A AOfises's ssARsAPARI.LA.
50 Dos Bull. sAxsAPARrLA.
300 Dos scstch ana haccoso, sNuFr.
so Doz COD LIVER OIL.
Also a ha' asSorsmsnt Of PERFUMERY, PURs
HANDY al WINES, tor sale BY
u. n MORRISON,
w. IL AASaEtsa S.E0sA
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EF The Trae Delta is decidedly in luck.
Ihe Editor found on his table, Christmas
morning, bottle of nectar, suen as .'tne
Gods would most certainly have adopted rs
steady drink, had "Oid Bourbon" been in.
vented at the time they We're presumed to
nonrASn The inscription upon it, was as
1oIo IS: "Paolelea, Perse vera.lcs aad Pluck.
LAS bottle contains fifteen honest drinas of
superior pure and unadulterated Bourbon
"niskey 1t was distilled by a Morgan
RAIDER, and is full of fun, frolic aud fight,
but there is not a headache in Logshead of
ltr on. jeff Thompson, No. 90. Canal
street"
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How TooMBs EsCAPED-A Georgia cor
respondent OF New York paper says that
Brig. Gen. Robert ToomDs is--1IU ono knvws
where. He is fugitive, and is supposed to
be in Cuba The wiseacres say, "Weu, I'll
bet he isn't hundred miles from Georgia.
but reckon he is. Toombs played it OH our
follows pretty nice. 4 corporals guard was
sent TO arrest him, with orders to treat him
kindly. The corporal knocked at the door,
and Toombs opened it with, WHAT viii you
have, gentlenen!' Il Ihave an order for the
arrest of Gen. Toombs, sir. Is he in2" said
the corporal. Yes" replied Toombs, ''he's
III, but he's engaged just at present. Ii you'll
step III and take seats, he will be in in few
minutes. I'll go and tell him" Toombs
rushed out of the room, had his horse sad
died, rode off, and has never been heard of
since. The corporal smeit u mice a short
time after, but the bIId had flown.
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81 Fhe Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
Is now completed through to Memphis and
the only change Of caTs,ITonl Grenada is at
the Tailanatchie bridge. The timber ior this
bridge Is complete, aud will be ready for the
cars within a month.
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4 dNt VIIU IUIIOI 10 DC,
Your ExcelIency's most obdt serv't
W. II. SEWARD.
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GEN. SToNENAN.-It appears that this of.
hcer Is becoming unpopular with the Re-
Publicans, and they are beginning to express
Opinions very untavorable to his loyalty
The Knoxville correspondent OF the Uincin-
natl Gazette, paper of eXuberant loyalty,
thus diScourses about the gallant General:
1t Is rumored that Maj. Gen. Stoneman
VIII III a SaoIt time remove his Head quarters
hom tnIs place to Memphis. 1ne manner in
"hlch the uener.u mas lately expressed him.
sen Ii regard to certain damage suits insti-
ulVeu against rebels Dy Union men, together
"ttd OTTER clfctunSt tanceS, mas rendered nIm
unpopular VITA tae loyal masses and his
depatVure will nos De regretted by them
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proposals.
OPYicE oY ASSISTANT CoxMrssAayGErEKALo OF
SuBsrKScE, No. sTArEsratEI
ARMY SUPPLIEs.Msealed Proposals Tin

\
duplicated will BE- received by the undersigned until
the othe United State. Army SU BIS sTENCE STORES.
TO be deiy red IN New OK Brooklya, ioows. yin
1,OO0 barrels Of first quality extra sp,erhne S0Uhrn 81
Louis other brend Of i4OUR suitable for ksenng IN .
warm cnste Tue brands and places mlnufacurs to be
stated in The bids The barrels 10 BE- in good shipping order
With round hoops iul Leadliued, aud 5ungs sealed.
The goods to be furnished practc be Bidders
nro requested to state the time when they deliver
Proposals. in duIat mus, be made and bidders may pro-
pose for the whole any part.
Samples must be delivered with the proposals. and referred
to therein
printed copy OF this advertisement raus be attached to
each proposal aud the Proposals he specific IN comply
Ing precisely with all the terms Bach cid to have consider
alton NUT contain the written guaranty OF two responsible
names, IS follows;
We the nnterened hereby guaranty that should 81 or any
Of the above bid be accepted shall be duly fulfilled ac-
cordng 10 it, purport and oondIi1n- aso that written
contract with bond the OF fourth Of the value
OF the stores proposed to he ninsed shall be executed II
rcglrcd
chase well the of conteni with weight gross ard
tar, and shipping naiAs be- hereafter de.isnatc NUT be
plainly marked eyrry package All other Old marks must
be obiiterattd
The 1onr viii be inspected at the date Of delivery and
pared with the retained samples by Inspector appointed by
this office, whose certificate win be required.
Returns Of weights sgned5y aproessiona public weSher
must be furnished
Payments to in such funds may be furnished for
the purpose.
Contractors arc expected to tod their Goods without
pense 10 the United States un Required for shipment
Bionks for Proposals. ic teurnishcd at his office. which
be incio,ei enreops dddysd 10 he Hndesgned
and Endorsed PropOiais for SHbHsfsnfe Sore.
II. r. CLARKE,
Colonel. A. D. G. and A. c. q. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will offer for sale the SECOND DAY OF OCTO-
BER 1865 Oh premises the valuable Iron Property known
a, THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS with s. 40 acres
of Land good Fsng Land cleared and under
fence situate on the Cumberlan River y miles above the
mouth in Lyon County, Kentucky, embracing large and
Machine Shop containing Lathes Boring aud Plaing Ma
chimes with Boiler and Engine TO separate from MIL
With ri.t Mil attached. large Warehouse, Dry Goods
Store Brick Once aud large number of Dwellings for work
mem Also about forty housn bushels OF stone Coal and
tixty thous and bushels of Charcoal
he above rou Works have been in successful operation for
OF ond the reputation of the Iron fully esao
Ishsd with capacity for making five six Thousand tuns oil
hyperion Charcoal Iron yeayunsu passed by any manuiac
ory In the United States The facilities for obtaining rig
iron are superior establishment IN the West there be-
ug three charcoal furnaces within to three miles oil the
Mil capable Of producing or eight thousand uns oil
Pig Iron yearly.
The facilities for obtaining cheap supplies Of Corn Pork and
,.her articles unsurpassed.
Shipment OF Iron be made the mouth OF the Cum
berland River all seasons Of tue year.
TERMS OF SALE
The Rolling Mil Forge and Lands the eunto attached all
Tools embracing Mill FORGE and Black smith Tools and Weigh
g Scales be sold credit Of two three and
years from date. with approved security, and lien
aimed until the purchase money paid.
II understood that the purchase Of the MILL lands and hx
ures 4 take the wrought iron and cast iron scraps stone
oa charcoal farming tools carpenter tools hay mules
attle hogs iron safe and fixtures In Office wagons,
Medicines etc. and pay cash fair valuation two dsnter
sed fix said vsua,ion case they do not agree TO
lal IN third man.
The object Of the sale close up said partnership sgee
,bly TO the articles Of copartnershp.
Capitalists wishing 10 nves; in profitable iron property
will do well 70 examine the where competent will
ready all times to show the property and give particulars
sntil day of sale. HILLMAN BROTHERS.
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Payment will be made monthly funds
ceved in fach nds may be rnhtdby the Government
for the purpose.
The ability the sureties respond in the Of ten
thousand dollars be certified BY the u s. District Ator
ny other proper officer such certificate to accompany the
proposal.
Proposals to be norsed Proposals. for Hay" The right
exists with the United States reject any all the bids that
shall not be regarded satisfactory All bidders mus, be
present the opening OF the bids their bids viii not be
considered. A. l.. CARLTON, Capt. and L. :. v.