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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-01
Celebration of the Eighty-Ninth
Anniversary.

The Eighty-Ninth Anniversary of our
National Independence, will be celebrated
on the Fourth of July, in jackson town
ship, near the residence of Tram Derr,
Esq. Col. ENT, Capt. BRooKwAY, E. r.
IKELER, Esq. and Rev. j. j. HARVEY,
will each address the people, and from the
military, literary and moral character oi
the respective speakers, the public may
expect rich entertainment, mingled with
the "wit Of reason and the fow Of soul
Let everybody and everybody's wife and
her relations, turn out, to greet the brave
returned soldiers who have nobly defend
ed our Country's flag, and we will have a
grand oldfshioned Democratic National
Celebration
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Widows Appraisements.

In every Judicial District in the State,
the act applying to Widows Appointments
Is regulated by Rule Of Court. In a re-
vision lately made for this District, the
rule adopted requires the Administrator tc
pay, at the time of taking out the Letters
81 Soto the Register, and to return to
the Register the said Widdows appraise.
ment within thirty days; The Register to
advertise the same in two newspapers for
shirty days, and if exceptions be not filed
within the first three days of the Court fol.
lowing the advertisement, the same sha
be confirmed absolutely. In other coun.
ties the fees are So 80.
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MARRIAGES.

AT Easlon, Pa, on Tuesday, 18th ult
by Kew. DR.. GRAY, ISAAC X GRIER ESQ
OF DaDville,and Miss EMMA, daughter Of
the late Hon, James N. Potter, Q Of Eas.
ton.
ln New York city, on the ll,h ult,
oy hev: j. B, Hagauy, S. BaUcE CoLE-
MAN, OF Bloomsburg, Columbia county,
Pa, to Miss HATTIE b. youngest daught
city.
AT tR'chmodd SAMUEL A. FIELDS. Of
20, Il. lSsth. p. Y. to Miss ASYIE
WooD, of Richmond, Va.
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DEATHS.

On the Goth ult, FRANK, son Of Mil.
" Samantha Chemberlin, aged year,
and 2 months.
Ensign JAMES II. BRoCKwAY, son at
Is 5. Brockway of Splem Luserue CO..
was killed on board the u. S. Steamer
"Sag'n"w' December 7th, 1854.
The deceased has followed the sea for
the last 20 years, never once in that time
visiting home. lie has visited all porls
OF the world, but during The present va,
was acting ensign III the Pacific Sarsd,
ron --- Star,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-01

esy'rhc R'pubican papers of the State
80 tar as we have observed haven't Il worj
10 say on Mr.. Johuson's dcclai alion that
TO t'e St"ts belongs the right to ''prcsclbs
the qualification. of electors and the oil,
gio'l'ty OF persons to hold office " His
decision not to mcdtl le with that reserved
right OF lhe States, puts an amot insur-
mountable barrier in the way of forcing no
gro suffrage upon the South. Speak up
gentlem' n, aud let US know how you lks
Andy Johnson'u State rights doctrines,
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Health Of Jeff. Cayi-.

FORTRESS MONROE June 90 As In
correct state ements, not cmanatiug from
this point have appeared in several jouru
a!s regarding the health and condition of
Jttf. Davis, we would inform the public
that bis health at the present time is much
better than when he landed here from Of
the steamer Clyde. T'bi. morning be wa
seen by our informant engaged in smok.
ing and apparently in a cooler state cf
mud. He is not in irons, and his quar-
ters arc very comfortable.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-01
Pardons by the President

CINoINNATTI, June 2e.-The Prssi.
dent has psrdoned Charles Walsh, one Of
the Chicago conspirators now in the pen.
itenliary at Columbus. The sentence of
Thos. B. Payne, ordered by the military
commission ro be shot, has been commu.
ted to FIVE years Imprisonment in the
Ohio penitentiary,
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Death o. Judge Wiikins.--Hon. VIII.
LIAM WILKINS, died last week in Pitts
burg. Aged So years. He was a Chris
tian gentleman and National Democrat,
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"rhis was the Gath OF May. Twill
read from the same paper another extract {:

''When the news Of the threatened siege of Law.
renee reached John Brown. Jr., who a member of
the Topeka Legislature he organized II company Of
about sixty men AMI marched towards La Lawrcnce Ar.
riving at aimira, he learned of the sacking Of the
town. and the position of the people lie reconnoi.
tered for time in the vicinity but finally mar ched
back towards Ossawatomie The night before reach.
ing that place, when only few miles away, they
camped for the night. Old John Brown, who, we be-
lieve, was with the party singled out with himself
men. These he marc had to n point eight mi les
above the mouth of rotlawatomie creek, and cal ed
from their beds, at their several residences at the
son, William Sherman, William +. Doyle William
Doyle and Drury Doyle. All were found the next
m0rni e, by the road side, in the highway some
with cash in their heads and sides and their throats
cut others with their skulls split open in two places
with holes in their breasts, and hands cut OH.
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Death Of Mrs. Seward.-Mrs. Secrsta-
ry SEWARD, died las, week, at Washing
ton, and was buried at Auburn, N. Y.
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Smut MachsAe
10 FIIIaIHy IIty IdUght
We tried to execute"

Sa1ut Ma cltSise.
We beg your pardon, Mr.. "Thos Dunn" "
1t is large falsehood. We again chal-
eDge you, Mr. "Dunn'' and all your
loyal lackies to procure the testimony of
any single one of the Fort Miflin VIC
Tins" tha. the ColWmbia Democrat, ever
Caught them viliany," or caused their
imprisonment.
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The Fort Mflin victims, like the Jew
in the "Merchant Of Venice" could say
with truth, having their mind and eye on
the Star and Democrat
"The yiIIainy they taught US
We tried to execute"
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"He seems to have had a great r assion
for cutting off hands.

"No man in Kansas has pretended II deny that old
John Brown led thut murderOus foray which
those men. Up to that period a hair of old John
Browns head orthat of his sons had been I'M urod by
1T was not until the 3Oth of August, three month,
after the Po'tawatomIe nassa that the aac ch was
made ON Ossawatomie by the pro slavery forces and
Frederick Brown a son Of old John, was killed.
"To show all the facts in regard to The
massacre of the 9th of May, will res
to the Senate the affida Wits Of some of tho
eye witnesses of the transaction. Allen
Wa kinson was member OF the Kansas
Legislature-a quiet, inoffensve man.
His widow, Louisa Jane Wilkinson, testi-
fed that on the night of the Gath of May,
1856, between the hours of midnight and
day break, she thinks, a party of men
came 10 the house where they were resid.
ing, and forcibly carried her husband
away; that they took him in The name of
the northern army and that next morn
ing ne was found, about one hundred and
fifty yards from the house, dead. Mrs.
Wilkinson was very i'll at the time, of
measles. She says further:
~ begged them TO let Mr.. Wilkinson stay wit h me-
saying that was sick and helpless, and could NOT
stay by myself My husband also asked them to let
him stay with me- until he could get one TO wait
on me told them that he would not of, but he
would DO there the next day. whenever called for
the old man who seemed TO be in command looked AZ
me, and then around at the children and replied YOU
have neighbors said so have, but they are not
here, and cannot go for them. The Old man replied
II alters not and told hm to get ready. MY hus.
band wantedt TO put his boots and get ready so a
10 be protected from the damp and night air. but they
would not lie, hin" They then took my husband away,
,andn yose issy %erS gone thought heard nay hus'
Next morning Mr.. Wiikiusons body was found
bout one huudrod and my yards from the house in
ome dead brush lady who saw my husbsnd's
ody SAID that there was gash ~ his head and sias
''her Faid that he was cut In the hssd twi.. j"
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~ regret that gentleman, in speaking of this M. N
brown should be peasedto to speak Of him a robber
or thief or vagabond in the ordinary sense of the
term. Sir, is Of the esseu CO Of robbery md theT,
mat the robber or thief who robs steals should act
Oe made against this man. as that he was ated
with the lus. OF gain tie acted from far dtfIent mo-
uyes lie sought TO give liberty to the eBsiaved and
lald down his life for that freely and bTayey
did he do it," N''
THAT is, you may steal and commit
theft if you do it to aid in the cause of the
abolition of slavery. Have we any proof
that this is go 7 What does Mrs. WiIkin.
son say in her affidavit When John
Brown and his comrades were there on
tho Gath, when they took Wilkinson out
and murdered him, just before they left
they took his property and bis only horse.
l suppose they needed the horse to aid in
the emancipation of slaves! Horse steal
iug is carried on to great extent some-
timos In frontier country. Mrs. DOYLE
states that they inquired where their horse
was and were told il was out on the prairie.
What took place at Harper's Ferry -
They took Colonel Washiugton's silver
and his watch. What does he admit in
bis own confession That he, during the
ast winter. had stolen, had kidnanpsd
Ind run of eleven slaves from the State
Il Missouri to Ksnsss That ia not steal
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on" So it is,we have little doubt, ,asarchy
ing on, through seas of fire, iu compau
with fends, thieves aud as,assins, such as
were his companions and abettors in this
life. So it is marching on 10 the music
OF despotism, ignorance, revenge and lust
that swells up like a gorgon from the bot.
tomless pit, out Of the brazon throats of
the negro-worshipping mobs. Marching
on, as q pestilenco or contagion or thing
OF horror and death marches on.l Behind
its march are the walls of widows. the
screams of children, the vain implorations
of deienseless old men, and the humilia.
tlon of manhood. Beiora ii, the insane
gibberish and fantastic dance of negroes,
OF both the white end black complexion,
making night and day hideous with infer.
nal delight. Marching on alas, poor
country ! alas, human nature Why do
We write these things nowl Because We
ove, and would save our country. Be.
'ause we would bring our oounlrymen Of
he North to their senses, by holding IN
he John Brown raid as glass for them
see their faces in. We would remind
he that there is both God and hiMory,
nd that justice and truth, sooner or later,
'lll whip all of the shams and lies ol Of
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WARRINGTON q. c. Jnly % 1865
PROPOSALS for BURGLAR-PROOR

L sAFEs-sEALED PROPOSALS win be received =
the Office OF supeyisn, Architect. Treasury Depsrfne
Washnsou D. C. until Il m Of August 70. 1855 fer al ths
Fire aud Bug and Vaults required by the ffse
uTy Department pG.or TO August i3 100. .
Plans and specifications be obtained by application y
this office personally az lay letter.
The locks tho will be furnished by ae Deparnsne
bat must be put by lie contractor without extra cbsS
The Safes b. delivered end ut Up within reasonsss
time gou date 81 order At their place OF destination 10 pes
condition and ID ocA mus be IN perfect workins ofae
when the Safe tuned TO the proper ohcer Inc oin
10 b. for ,pfoa foo, the outside, and the
rrire To cover al charges whaeyer-door 1ture, pntne
f. exccp. locks Freight snd actGs transportation es
nes -xclu,,,e boar Of nrchnio the services OF sut
bic ones he procured at tue ace where ths ose
be- pus cp Mi be- aid for extra sx
he persons IA the OF IS eco TINT the bidder WI" acce
i perform shr contract II awarded 70 HIM. tae uirpey
the -rritv 70 certified by tie Collector Of Internal lev
nue OF the District The Department reserves tHe rst
ect any or oil bids II be deemed the interest o. tae
mont 10 40 80 and bid vii be considered that does n
form 10 the requirements Of this alssr'isemeut -
Proposals should be addressed Proposals 10Y h;,s
yault. aud "a addressed TO Supervising
ISAIAH ROGERS, Supervising AicnSecH
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WASHINGTON, D. c. July Is IT2;
nROPOSALS for HEATING APPARAIUo.

Il SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. received a. tne ~
OF the Supervising Architect, Treasury DepAr'meh' r.;
inrton D. c. until ~ CT August 10, lboa iot IA 49,
proved Heating Apparatus bot water or uolas
may be required for the various pubic buiidhes IA
This Deparimeu, prior 70 the 18th OF August, 1860
TIE apparatus required viii De the hotwlte ,,si
no, waite. and low prssUre steam combined v'on -.
and bidders required to furnish descriptions " P
their mode of construction 49,, ,a m, -
The Apparaus must In all cases be furnished sha P -
compe,e within a reasonable time irom Date OF ~
must be- in perfect working condition wnen tu1ned
proper officers. . .. .,,u,Iv bssts6
The bids are to be per cubic foot OF sp'ce ao'uy ss
All The nrc- 70 cover all expenses Whatever -
painting cutting OF constructing masonry 49, $50, mn
i IN and actual trans portson xpenses o. Eee ~
.riccs NJ .u,ps ones cannot he procured IN the psS
anpa-atus is TO pu. up will be- paid for estit n vsrS
'P,vueus not exceeding 20 ccnun ~ thsr' - e..
done will De made during the progress oi tre "A I'D cs
sr.s OF uihosed officers. 10 per ceniuni W" os Arr
am the work been completed and 'hc,ohen! ill =
inc . uer od OF cold the balance o. ~ per Al
r.aaned for twelve months a',er colnp.tioh " a,,.d n
rer,ir. or attentions becoming necessary during ~
LILY. months. and which occasioned oy .oSshe
of M. apparatus must be msde 81 tnr ,T,vo
Contractor All bids must be accompanied o. W SO, "A
reasonable persons in the OF soVVV hs. ny hs 80
accsn and perform the contract awhie " ofI
ciency of the security be certn.d 70 Ds W IVA, IL
terna Revenue OF the District The =, be ~
IN, 10 ,eicct snv or all the bids II b. de- n'I ~ h -
.s , y,bs 1,venuent 10 do and no Did w'l - =
.ii.reJ tha, does not conform 10 the requirements "
prooos.l, should be iadorsed Prope'as o Hrehits
,,,stn.n and be addressed 10 -, s"Ve'''-
Treasury Department. su,srysns Archissse
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VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
rrSNEssEE ROLLING WORKS.

,v,u oe., ,o- sale on the SECOND DAY OF OCIO-
~ Sos ON ,bs nrsunse. the valuable Iron Properly Known
ri TkSNEssEE ROLLING WORKS wiihes tc,es
ahout acres good Farming Land ce tied ana uhuer
S-ncs stua, the Cumberland river MY bs' So Ia
si in LYON County, Kentucky, embracing lass an
sn,nnstr Rolling k. Forge WITH twenty NonbhnS
Msrbine Shop containing Lsthes Boring ana fialhs @
hns. with Boiler and Engine TO run separate iOp1 '1't
s'h (;i.t Mil attached large Warehouse ny zoos
Sc Rnek Oce and large number OF Dwellings ior Tol
IN Also about forty thousand ousheso osohe |o~' A
.,,tx thousand bushels OF Charcoal .,.,- r.,
ahovs Iron noks have been In successful operation io
nher of wears andthe reputation OF the Iron ta es'ao
,h capacity for making 1--we OF SIX thou-and tui Oh
Sio, Chsrcoa Iron yesry-unsu passed ny Any manure
~. limited States. Tie facilities ior obtaining rig
soty ~ TO any establishment IN the West there BE-
Charcoal furnaces within one TO three miles OF the
Min capable OF producing seven OF esAs 'n'u"Ahd 'n u
for obtaining cheap supplies OF Corn FORK and
stsei Of Iron can be made the mouth Of the Cum
lind River all seasons o. tie yAr
oSii4n" TERMS or SALE. . .
,.r,,. NH Forge and Lands thereunto attached al
80 sbr.eing Mil Forge and Blacksmith Tools ana Weign
oo are 10 be sold on credit Of one two three aho
years from date with approved security ano neh 10
esSned until the purchase money Is paia ~, Id. .,a A.,
J h. Understood that the purchase OF the nl anus ~
go a. 10 take the wrought iron and cast iron ssp'
hsycosl farming tools carpenter tools corn hsy es
Goa ass ,on saf and fixtures In ofhce, wagons Gass
cattle hoss IRON sio nav rs,b al fair valuation two disnter
d men 10 6I said vsuation in case they 20 NOV "s''
cal in third man. - IA ,.,,psr.hIp agres
dts object Of the sale Is 20 clos up saio pa'0P
.h1v 10 the articles Of coparnership ,,, , n,o,e,t,
Cspitaists wishing to invest ~ piohsDo ,sn vii
-, e. veil 10 sxafnne the same, where comPete. n
ts ready a. all times to show Jus p9pri. az sPoIaElS
tatu DAY Of sale. @A
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ou,srsns,srxR. GusKaAL's Owes. +,

WARRINGTON ID. C., July %. 1851.
7 ARSE GOVERNMENT SALE OF STEAM So
PROPOSALS inved and will be Tscsvsd at ths Once
the a. ,bnson b. c. until the FIRST DAY
Of 81 fTEMBER NEXT II " oclocs for the purchase
q tho wing n.ne3 STEAMBOATS, BAhGES, Aad other
sesmss Chekamausa registered urssse, 2c7
,wheel steamer Grant, rer.,ere itunnss. 1870 snn'
Side wheel Bsnsdc, registered tunIose .O4 tuns
sirwher steamer Thomas egistsfed tunn'se i4o tun
SIDE wheel Sherman, Registered nnag> lio tGns
sidewheel steaT-sr Waubiche registered lunnage, ~
ewhee steamer Knoxville registered ,unnsse 30 tuns.
Siaewhee steamer Dunbar (wre'A registered tunnase.
steamer Kingston si'sred tunnsse % tuns
SterwheeI kenesaw. registered tuinssc loo tun,
Sternwhesl steamer Bridgeport registered tunnas 40.
Stern wheel steamer Hos,on registered tunnaee es uns
Sernwheel steamer Missionary, registered tunnase 10
sernwheel Chattanooga registered .unnase. 80
heel STEAMER Atlanta registered tranaye POI tu3s
sdewheel cleaner Resaca. registered tunnase 1872 t1ns
sde-wh.el steamer Lookout registered uanage. l3 tur
Sde-wheel Stone xiyer, regossi tuRnage ZIG
tuns.
Side wheel sieanrr Clinch registered urnsge. tuns
Also seven "a Gunwse BAIges.
One Row Boat, and one Model Barge.
All Of which be a. Chattanooga Tenn at any time
Also for the Buildings, 'say. Stationary Machinery and
apparatus Ia the United States Shpoulag Yard at Shaa'
Afa description Of which be the Offices of the
of Transportation al Cincinnati Louisville
Nashville, st. Louis and p. ChsttanooeA
Proposals Invited fos each boat barge separately; the
name Of boat description OF tho barge to be tessna,ed
Ia the proposal
"a fen Of hs property be obtained app
cation Breye Cooasl Arthur Edwards, A. - NJ, ST.
Louis, Mo- .
Each envelope containing biz should be sealed and in.
dored Proposal foE Steamers Berge aud other property At
Ch.tanooga" Bursau OF Rail aud River Transportation,
and addressed to the oaartermaG General u D. A. wash
ius,oD d. G. ,
Payment to be made in United States currsncy rpon the
acceptance Of any proposal aud pEior to the delivery oil the
property. - -,
The Government the gh TO withdraw any OF the
above property and pro poas IL deemed too low.
BY order Of the Quarterinastrr General .so.s
LEWIS h. PARSONS
Biz and Chief Of Rail and River Transportation.
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Gunner Befreat6.
"OMAN'S INFIRMARY.
w (HOME FOR INVALID FEHALES)
NU.cuINGTDN HEIGHTS

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
orr. HUNDRED AND YIFTY siHrH ST.. New YORK CITY
This Ia most desirable Msison e. Sante or ladies whore
health A. there entire atssnce Of the appearances
NJ UOspITAL be ny really what til. above name indicates
q HON.. wbe.e woman who needs and can receive
a.een, undar the best medical skull and have her die
rim. and exrrcso regulated according to her needs
Proper applcsion Of electricity, water treatment ana All
he of modern .dica science. used - the case
reorfres The location IL perhaps the finest on tie ana
t trees and large garden, which supplies fresh vegetables
aud fruits. - - .,.. ..,,.r,.
One-thrd Of the patients free , IA, ..,...,
Physcans eos regulated by the nature Of the treatment
Annie atom nay be made to Dr. J. w MITCHELL, House
Pby,ian and Surgeon Washington Heights On-hundred
or ut no. - West Twenty eighshsl, New
York. ., ,r.ry
Pbx,lrian and aurgeon--J. W. MITCHELL, M. ID.
Computing PLyaicans-JOHN y. GRAY, NJ ID. ) ED"D
BAYARD, NJ d. , ,,o,.cv ~ N
J. A. McVICKAR, n. ID.
WAYS OF ACCESS.
Txx Uup.or Rrvss RArLsoAp WArTEAIys stop n One
hun ired and-hyrecoudst 49, ...,,,,,
OHSrsusEs pass the lnfmsy every half hour conSsctns
with the Harlem trains, the Second and ini.uave
end steamboats, which ply between the iow0 part
of the city. Harlem and the High Bridge ,
the ErGHru GINS run IT, One-brndred and t"s''y
ffihst, and oninbuse. connect With them also.
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CHIEF QuARrERSAsrER's OFFICE,
DKPoroy NAsHSGrOy. :
WASHINGTON ID. g., August T. 1875.
PROPOSALS. FOR CONVERTING FOkDS


WASHINGTON ID. C., August T. 100
DROPOSALS FOR CONVERTING FOKDS
l THFATER INTO A FIREPROOF BUlLDlNG'-
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this ohce until
THURSDAY August H. 1853 at u o'clock M Tor converting
Fords Theaier In this city, into fire proof building
The building will be divided into three stories wih cast
iron posts wrought iron beams Ph1nixye make ana DICK
arches and noors The flooring to be laid In cement
Plans and specifications bs seen ON and AFTER august
1908 Mt the office OF captain IL tiowe a. ~ ~, CUT
ner of Eighteenth and G.sts., in this city .
The should the asked for making the re-
on.d alteration accordance with the plans and spehca-
tons and tho time at which the work will be completed
Time OF completion will DO taken into consideration IN award
Ing the contract. -,
bond in tho Of ten thousand dollars signed by the
and sueties will be required for the faithful
performances ofthe contract moth to tho quality Of the work
and mater ais, and the time Of its completion.
The responsibility Of the sursrs be certified to by
United District Attorney to the effect that they are
Individually worth and above their debts aud liabilities
the amount Of tho required bond.
Proposals shoud be Addressed to the undsrsgnsd and IN
dorsed PROPOSALS. FOR CONVERTING FOhDS
THE ATER INTO FlREPROOF BUILDING"
d. II. FUCKER.
Breyst Major. Gen. and Chief Qnsrternaster.
Depot Of Washington
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proposalA
WAR DsyARrHRHr, OvyICs o. Dnscron AID
GrnapAI MAHAaKR MuIrApH II AuanAna nj

WAR DHyARrHRHr. O1yCs DmscroR Axo
GRHsRAL MANAGER MILITARY RAILRoADs, o. g., }
WARRINGTON. D. c., July 81 i66k
EyOR SALE--CHATTANOOG ROLLING
l. MlLL.-PROPO5ALS will be received at this Ofhcs q
Ill IL o'clock noon 90 WEDNESDAY, September l3 1854
purchss. the u. D. Military Railroad Rolling Mil at Chsi1
nooga Tenn, with the machinery tools, buildings 6xts
and track connecting the Rolling Mil with the Nashville -
Chattanooga Railroad.
The Mil and machinery. constructed to rero railroad -
are entirely new, aud Of the most improved character
For full description and details OF operston capacity -
,ppy in person by letter to I. w. YARDLEY, ChsAS
noogs, Tenn.
All should bs iDdorsed Proposal to purchase ChsS
noogs Rolling Mil"
Director ard General Manage Military Railroads IT,
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furniture.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FuRNI! ~ W.i.
wan.n,ed rn.nuf.car- Also old chsI'ps'ee1%R RiN6
Chamber Suites plain and orn,mens.., Esahhed isst
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