Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-24
ASSISTANT QuARTERxAsTER's 0FPIcE, !
q ~ ny Clarksyilies Tenn.
w ED N E S D A Y
NOVEMBER 10Th, 1865.

Commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ and continue
from day to day, until the whole disposed Of viz:
Boilers doable flued "a inches in diameter
Cylinders, % inches in diameter; 2 Water
Wheel Shafts and Flanges; Pitman, % feet
long; Heaters, feet in diameter and 10 feet
long; Cranks, feet long; Pendulums; Cams;
Cam Yokes; Cam Rosters; Cam Rods; 2
Tumbling Shafts; 8 Mud Valves; Patent Levers;
Throttle Valves; Slides; 4 Cylinder Beds;
Safety Valve; 4 Plummer Blocks; Plummer
Block Caps; 2 Checks. l Large Steam Pipe
Large Supply Pipe; / Doctor Wheel; Pipes for
Doctor Wheel ] lot of Brass belonging to two
Engines; Lot of old Iron. about 500 pounds; 2
AIDES; 4 Ambulances; 3 Anvis; IL Augurs
| Hollow Augur; 90 Axes; 8 Broad Axes;
75Pick Axes; Barges Wheel barrows; Wag-
on Bed; pair Bellows lao Halter Bolts King
Bolts; 81 Water Buckets Carts 81 Bearing
Chains 0S Breast chains 56feet Endless chain;
40 Fifth chains; ll8 Halter chains Log chains
25 Chisels 4 wagon Covers Field Desks, 3
DrayS Tire Drill Screw Drivers; 800 Wagon
Fellows II Files ass'd; 3 Portable FORCES;
Pitch Forks IS Pair Hames; 4 Claw Hammers; 3
Farrier Hammers; Hand Hammers; Sledge
Hammer; Hoes; 100 Sngleset Lead Harness 80
Single set Wheel Harness; I'll Hatchets; 20 Strap
Hinges; Saddler's Horse 10 Wagon Hounds; 8
Wagon Hubs; 8 Tyre Irons Drawing Knives;
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"a Paulines; II Planes; 2Plows; 8 Hay Racks; 6
Wood Racks; Range; 495 TBS Rope; 1908 Gun
ny Sacks; IL Riding Saddles; 10 Wagon Saddles ;
81 Saws, assorted; Platform Scale; 2 Saw Sets;
Mule Shears l Skillet 80 Spades 43O Wagon
Spokes; lO4 Spreaders; Bevel Square; 6
Steel Squares Try Squaresj Grindstones and
Fixtures; Coal Stove; Cooking Stoves and
utensils; as Heating Stoves; 6 Office Tables 8
pair Backsmiths longs; 5 Heading Tools l9l
Single Trees Vices 20 Army Wagons; Iron
Wedges | Monkey Wrench; 72l bushels Btu
minous Coal 10000 feet Lumber; % Horses; 20
Mules; Wall Tent Flies; 50; Camp Hatchets
65 Shovels; 30 Spades; 4 Bell Tents; A COM
mon Tents 81 Shelter Tents; 10 Wall Tents sc
cords of Wood. lbs.
r@. Also, at the same time and place, the fol.
lowing Machinery, now lying at Griffin Orgain's
i woodward, about S miles from Clarksyile
| Il Boiler 2 Cylinders Heaters; 2 Force Pumps
Water Wheel SHAFT and Crank; large Steam Pipe
Il neA- Also, on the premises, at Fort Donelson
Tennessee, the following Buildings, diminsions as
follows viz: -.... ..-...., .--r.r
Frame Building, l2oxCo feet used as Com
missary building l Frame Stable, 30xl6 feet;
Frame Building. 3ox20 used MS Qartermastert
Warehouse Frame Building, 45x26 feet, used a
Military Prison; l F anne Building 30xl8 feet
used as Post Bakery; Frame Shanty 5Ox25 feet
used as a Powder Magazine; Wooden Stable
l0Ox30 feet used as stable for government stock
Frame Building, looks feet used for Soldier
Barracks; Frame Building, 40x2O feet used a
Quartermasters Office; Ill Wooden Shanties
; l4xl3 feet each, soldier aud negro quarters;
Frame Building, 30Il6 nsed as a Telegraph Office
| Frame Shop 6ox2O feet used a Government
T Work Shopi Frame Building, 3OIl6 feet, use
, as Provost Marshals office Z L Frame Building
2orls feet, used as Officers qtRrters. - - y
, TERMS CASH-In Government funds.
| BY order of A. r. EDDY
Chief Quarmaster Dept of Tenn.
GEO. ISENSTEIN,
'95.TJ~ te3tgA Capt and A. Q. N.
/, Nov II '65-2t