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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11

The tri-weekly mail between this place and
Findlay has been discontinued, and this end of
the route now Terminates at Bowling Green; and
daily mail has been established between Bow
ling Green aRd TontoRany.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
CLARK'S
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR,
RESTORES GRAY AND FADED HAIR AND
BEARD TO ITS NATURAL COLOR,
AND Is A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD.

oLARKs ToRATIvE.
CLARKs REsToRATTvE.
Eradicates Dandrun,
oLARK's RESTORATIVE,
oLARK's REsTORATIVE,
Is an uneqslled Dressing.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
.-...s.. Is good for Ladies.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
ls good for Old People.
CLARK's REsT0RATlvE,
Is perfectly Harmless.
Contains no OIL
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
oLARE's RESTORATIVE,
Beauties che Hair.
CLAREs RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. VT "'A''''
Keeps the Hair Ia its Place.
oLARK's REsToRATtVE,
Curea Nervous Headache
OLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prevents Eruptions
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Burning
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Oool
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is Delightfully."- Perfumed.
Contains no Sediment
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Polishes your Hair
Prepares you for Parties
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Balls
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
EUle8H All Ladies need H.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
No L'dy will do without IT,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Costs but 81
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
is Sold by Druggists and Doaters every where
Price, 81 per bottle. 8 bottles for IS.
CLARK l. co,
PRoPRIETORa.
D. S. BARNES & CO., N. r., General Agts.
S5eowly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
Accident,

At ToutogAny. on the Sd inst, Mr.. wolff-an
enterprising German residing near that place
while unloading a stick Of timber from a wagon,
had his leg broken aud terribly crushed, by the
timber aceidentiy falling upon il.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
.KiIIed.

Jacob Smith, residing near Stony Ridge, in this
county, while coen-hunting, on Saturday last, was
killed by the fall Of a Tree which he had chopped
down for game.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11

Al inc suggestion Of Adiutant- General
Baker Of Iowa. a meeting Of the Adiutant-
Generals ol tlle loyal States ID to DO held at
Columbus on Tuesday, Jan. 18th.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
MARRIED.

WEDDELL-ZIMMERMA the residence
Of the brides father, by the Rev. jackson Duff, Mr.
William Weddel, AMI Miss Isabel Zimmerman
all of Webster township, Wood county, o.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
Change Of Time.

A slight change of time has lately been made
in the running Of teams on the d. and N. Road.
The correct table given at the head of local
column
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
FOR SALE BY

The following, in Wood county: Peck,& Hamilton,
PerTysburg; A. ]. Gardner & Co., Gilead; Il, ".
Turner, Portage; s. w. wbitimore, TonioEanys
=. Glyn'sr, Otsego; II. X. Atkins, New West8.la;
>. l.. Boughton, Bowling Green; Banks I utte'.
son, Pemberyillej A. Lsnsdale, Fresport g. 6r
yillei and By druggists aud merchants gen ara y
throughout the Union. t6Y
&, W. R0BACK, Componnder Of Stomach
3rters, Blood Purifier and Blood PILE Dissilisr and
Manufacturer Of Catawba and Swedish Brandies
aud all kinds Of the finest Domestic Liquors, which
are sold, wholesale in any desired quaStity, al
Mrs. 30, 5s, so and 90 East Third Street, cincia-
natl o.
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school Lands for Sale,

l. auction, At She door OF the Court Hnass, il
Perryshnrg, Wood county, Ohio, on
SATCaDAY, the Iath day nf February, 1854
Betw ween the hours Of | snd O'clock p III. tha
whale N the west half Of Section 2s, town s
north, range 9 east, Weston township} divided
and appraised 90 follows. to-witi
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Can any civil engineer inform us how it
ia that the moaths Of rivers are larger than
their headsy
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school Lands for Sale.

TINHE undersigned win offer for sale 81 public
Il auction, at tho door Of the Court hoaae, in
Wood County, Ohio, on
FRIDAY, the Nth day Of February, 1898,
Between the hours Of aud I O'clock z. M., Lots
number 3 aud 16 Section 10, towE north, Tangp
10 east, (Ilonry townshipl, appraised a. tollows.
toAkit;
No. of Lot. Acres. Nslaat0n,
40 $3.50
10 90 200
TsRns--One twelfth of the purchase money "a
be paid Al the time of Eals, and thu balance u
eleven annual installnepts, u eqaal amount, with
annual isterest therfop.
No BID will be taken for less Than thc appraised
value, with cost ~ sslr.
gro. N. PARSON'S County Anditor.
ArptroKn OFrIcE. WonD COrNrV. ONO.
fruyAbure, Dec. 50. lsetr Sef
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TOLEDO, OHIO.

THIS LARGE AND SPLENDID ESTAB-
- LiSHMENT is the most extensive and finest
Gallery in the city Of Toledo. Its patrons en-
brace the elite and fashioH Of the city and Pho
tographs from this House are pronounced by ey-
erybOdy to be superior to any others ever made in
Toledo.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11

IbANb-Une-tWeITth o. Toe pufehbno llnnoy %
be paid A. the time OF sale. and the belapes in
eleven annual installmsnts, Of equal amount, with
annual interest thereon.
No bid viii be taken for loss than tie appraised
value, with cost Of sale.
GEO. ". PARSONS, County Auditor
AUDfroR's OFFIcn, WooR Co, o.
Perrysburg, Dec. 80, 1864. 500
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$3.50 e-01r ~@.,,nuns
- ,,.,u,-or
4 EOA N AAAAA'AA VA"
-.o
,puoroop,pu ,,nrv
III. poo,rn- n. c.0,.,.,.h,. i.
PuoToGRA
The most desirable thing for rrcsen, ia a
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM.
And VIZ have mcm-ah Kinds, and at all prices
from the Twclvc-p'cture Miniature. tO.tho Quartz
OF One and Two Hundred Pictures,
AUrO-PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM.
nnnYc ANN cTAunMrpV
INVENT noora
Now--frOm the most popular sp,hOr,,
STEEL PENS,
Oillous "sOs." and every other mans mako
school %s 'a~ s.s. splendid BLACK &c INK for for
a" 'A' aO'en' or '"s's '''''''
Tho largest stock Of
"S rArsH
. 80,
=, T., Go,
MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
any "'"s :" '"'s hno' 10 Do had OF any body
any where can be found with US.
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8 . 9 8 9 9

0NEperAOn writes, her daughter was carod
Of Hts Of nine years standing, and st vitus'
dance of two yeara
ANOTHER wri.cs. his son was cured
after his lesh had ,,lmost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the oaso incurr-.
bio.
ANOTHER wa cured Of Fever anil Agae
after trying ovcry medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER WAS cured of Fcver Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rhoumatisln of eight years.
Cases innumerable Vt dyspepsia and l.Iyor
Complaint could be mentioned in. which the
Purifier and pills
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
sAerman's March.
Lcon.inncd from Fir., rarcl

II was that ar ideo that first opened my
eyes Our army was alters whipping the
Fcds, and we alters fell back. | alters
told om It was id humbug, and now.
10y -, know il, fOr hero you are, right
on old john Wells place hogs, potatoes,
corn and fences all gone. don't fnd any
fault expected it ALL"
"Jeh Davis and the rest" he continued,
"talk about splitting tho URion. Why, IL
South Carolina had gono out by herself,
she would have bcon split in four pieces
before this time. Splitting tho Union,
Why, d--n il, the State ofGoorgia is boing
spiit right through from end to end. 1t is
these rich fellows who arc making this
war and keeping their precious bodies out
Of harms way. There's John Franklin went
through hero tho othcr day, running a~ay
from your army. | could have played dom.
inoes on his coat-talls. There's my poor
brother, sick with smallpox at Macon, work.
ing for Sll a month. aud hasn't got cent
of the d--n stuff Cor year. Lcven dol.
lars month and IL 200 bullets minute.
don't believe in il, sir.
"My wife came from Canada, aud kind
% thought would sometime go there to
live, but was alters afraid of the ico and
cold; but can tell you this country is
getting too cusscd hot for me. Look at
my fence rails burning there. think
can stand the cold better.
"I heard as how they cut down the trees
across your road up-country aud burn the
bridges; why (dog bite their hides). one of
you Yankees can take up troo and carry
it off, tops and all; and there that bridge
you put across tho river in less than two
Eours-they might as well try to stop the
| Ogeechcc az you Yankees.
Tho blasted rascals who burnt this yerC
bridge thought they did big thing; q
natural born fool cut in two had more
sense in either end than any of them.
"To bring back the good old times;" he
said, 'itll take the help of Divine Provi
dence, heap of rain, aud deal of elbow
grease, to fix things up again."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
TnE PRIsoNERs' FEN AT MILLEN.

As mentioned above. this place is FIVE
miles above Million Junction. A space Of
ground some 300 feet square, iucIosed by
a stOckade, without any covering whatso-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
Wov& NNS q C\NovvA.
NNAc HAooA PNAs

sec tho most aotivc and thorough pills ihAA
havo ever been introduced.
Thcy aot so directly upon the Liver, ozclt-
ing that organ to such an extolt as that the
system does not relapse into its formor COR
ditiOn, which lie too apt to be the case With
simply purgatiYc plll
They arc really
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-11
D\ooA NNA NlWCv PvN,
which, in ,on|unOtion with tho
MOOD pASyIlcv,

and. Of themselves will relieve sad SurO
Hsaiashs, OoHiusr.sss,
Colto Pains. Cholsre Mer5us.
Indigestion. Qntn = ths Boll-sIs.
Q>t<sinees, etc.
Try these mudiciups and you win neyeR
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who hcve used them,
and they will say they sFe
GooA Medicines,
and you should try them boforo going for a
physician.
Get Pamphlet OF Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and il you
have ever doubted you will
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-18

Golden arrested him In Union Square,
where he was enjoying an airing with
Mrs E The latter vas vehement in
her denunciations Of the officer, buthe
insisted on bringing his prisoner 10 Ro-
Ice Headquartera Tho supposition
was, that Mr. + IS well as Afa g. was
married to @ and to aid in bringing
the guilty parties to justice AL were
taken 70 court Here the two women
were confronted together ID the
presence Of G. A scene ansued
Which It would be difficult 70 de-
scribe An examination was gone
into, and @. committed By Justice Led
with IN default Of $500 bail Mrs e Is
ct Police headquarters Is well as g. A
further examination in the case occurs
to-day. From the DEVELOPMENTS thus
far made, it appears that Mrs e il not
the only victim 20 G. Some Of his cor
respondents we're SO infatuated with
him as 10 yield hin all their jewels,
which he disposed of for his benefit
One lady gave up her boarding house
and sold her possessions 70 follow him,
and 3 Number of others seemed equally
enamored Of his beauty and intelli-
gence. His real and only wife, faithful
to the last spoke to him in court call
ed his attention TO the little ones, van
derers for three years past, and asked
him in the most tender tones if she
had not always been to hima good wife.
This seemed to SUR the royal blood Of
Mrs. E-she claims to be Of noble blood
and she looked at g. sc~0rnfully, and
placed her finger impressiTely upon her
lips. 6. could do 10 less than reply IN
the affirmative TO bis wife's i~nterroga>
tory, and could make no excuse nor
apology for leaving her. He may be
allowed TO depart today on promise Of
abiding honorably hereafter with his
wife and family. At q late hour last
evening Inspector Carpenter allowed
detective Golden to communicate the
above facts TO the reporters, and 10 that
officer the public is indebted for the in
cidents IS related.
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Proposals.
Large Government Sale Of Coal.
100000 BUSHELS.

QUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE, I
WAFHsaToS, d. c., Augusta. 1855 !
OEALED PROPOSALS are invited and vii be re.
- eeived at the places and until the dates hereafter
named, for the purchase Of all the surplus Coal al
those places, belonging 70 the Government.
At bOUIsVILLE, ky., unM II o'clock m, Of
Wednesday. August 80, for Coal lying az Louisville,
w, and Nashville, fem.
Asst. LOUIS, Mo, until 10 o'clock M, Of Tues
day, September 5. for Coal lying Rt Cairo, ill., Mem
phls, Tenn, Helena, Ark, and Mouth Of White
River.
AtVlCKsBURG, Mss until 92 O'Clock m. o.
Friday, September Is, for Coal lying at NcksbuTgi
Mississippi
At NAfCHEZ, Mics, until 11 o'clock, m Of
Monday, September ls, for Coal lying AZ Natcbez,
Sspa ate proposals VII also Be reserved at the
same time for the Bsfgts o. Bats containing the
Coal.
zach envelope eontdsing Hd should be sealed,
m the name or numbsr Of the Barge containing it
endorsed thereon, snd tdd, essed 10 " Brig. Gen.
Lewis 3. Parsons. Chief Raj AID Biger Trnsporta-
tion," in care OF the Quutermaster in charge OF
river transportation At the point designated for
open ng the bids.
Payment to he made in Unitei States currency
upon the a eeptanee Of any proposal, and prior 10
the delivery Of the properly. IDS
The Government reserves the light to withdraw
any OF the Coal snd this Barges containing H. and 70
reject proposals. If deemed TOO lOE. 1s
By order Of the Q-uartermsster General
LEWIS B. PAR90NS,
Bdgadier General and Chief Rail and River Trans.
portshon. augi2-td
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hoard.

U. sss ~: =. ss5 s.sS... r ss..s.
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Return 10 Specie Payment.

TN anucipadon q an early rturu q specie pay
II msni ~ ths uniici hlstc4 ~coNtrnnents mer-
chandis0 vii. b. sold hereafter ~
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At NATcHEZ. MISSISSIPPI untl Monday, Sep
tember Is, II m, for
ore WhasfboAt, TOO tins.
Model Barge Moliie.
Five % Gun Eaie Barges.
Three 81 Coal Bosts.
All OF which can be seen at haichez. Mississippi,
unhl the dsy Of sale.
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At LOUISVILLE, KY, until Wednesday, Angus.
50, y ~, for the
Model barges Charmer Henry Clay, Woclfo'k,
Payne No s, and B Norton, and for seventeen az
GunHale Barges;
All Of which can be seen at Louisville, Kentucky,
until the DAY Of sale.
For tie side-Wheel steamboat D A Jsrusry, regis
tered 100 tons.
side-Whed steau boat Ohio, lwreek1
stern-wheel tng-bOat I d Homer, registered l39
tons.
Ard thirteen QS) G~unualeEBarges.
Ali Of which ean Dc seen At New Albany. Indiana,
until the day Of sale.
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

EOR Besutyins the complexion. efeelually re
Il moving
Tan, Frecklesp Blotehes, and giving the Skin a
elegant tmoothness not easily at sined By any other
It's use among ladies' Of Fashion in tSs East gives
it q character for e~f6caoy which at enee stamps il a.
infinitely superior for the toilet Of any lady.
Can be Obtained from any respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or Otherwise from the proprie-
tors.
hurley, PUDDLE & co.
Corners Seventh and Grssn streee, Louisville.
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n.-o,s having Red eiaius beofe -.
A 1000 Csims i1stt1tee
rad Order. 10. 81 q le
tnrether ah anlouuN OF aasFos,
- s,ni,isr = william nnsers Aeeortsf q 80
49,. ~ mHpTpn e
49, - o. oainct1a Il $40 Cams ~
.grsi. Oacs q Alen 4 cEJa corner q csdH
- MILAN DAVIS R,aoFtaE.
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sfraved or Stolen.

HROM re lot opposis the sists Bsak, mChsrr
street, hstsesn Gaien sd DsadensE a M01so
colored Mars hlia aEerrsheEtt a1d axe abo1f
siebf veer cd: mnkM 30 g. af Il c. ~
50 sfrr lnn1ai n har 1ig11 hInd Eol
AHhnra res Ed va b p1d 10 sny datferaafhe
sz1e % "a o. HTiag imormaloa . thatI co o..
ksAOasS haw q ~ psPEInssL
aasls-f
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WHITE GOODS.

socks, Jaconet Tuck Muslin, Ruffed do, Irish
LINN, Taple Linens, Towels, Linen Canbrics.
plain and fancy; 3 Hdseye Dispers, LEnen Haudker-
ch eiss HemstIch do hne Embroidered Sets, Real
Jaconet do. Inseftings. TRistte Ribbons ia ali
widths and 10 all eoors; Silk Belangs, Buckles
tsomething new Corses, Velvet Ribbons, etc, eie.
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David Landrsth & Son
Education.

TIE undarzigDed Win opa1 re nsxt
On he IN 81 sepiember, ISIS 2 eolenus =
- ii IN Iris, sees. EVEN ff1u ~
promote TIE moral and intelectlA 80
e-,oilS r9F e ~ 81 mo Bcokstore o
Hessrs Berry 4 Co, Fubac 8quale "a p-a
Poems IL the 6culh-eest ccr1eI Of ~.
kgtsrian Church. EnEalee ron rp0aa
ausla~lns
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ITO he disposed Of a. NJ DOLLAR each
= without regard 10 value, and not 10 be paid fol
mt you kuoT what you ars 70 receive.
Our lnrtcenelts are the Qrealtste ever oferedtoI
onsnlng god SeWelry Ct low prices-
Ceruheates Of al the articles named in our circu-
Jar are pat into envelopes, sealed ID. and mixed,
and when ordered, are drsn without farard 20
cnoices ano sent By mail, tres q expense, giving al
q lar clalce- IL will hen b II your opsinn &
send one Dollar 5or The a1isle cr not. ekTfeFfC-
TtON H3UAkANTEED in az cases. and Al. there
are NJ BLANKS, it IS impossible tor any one 10 ra,
celFe iess than The value Of thei- money.
Our le5 eampnses 5000 Articles. yiued 81
nom ISL tlz5 each, CONSISTING pi Gents' and Ia
niat1re MnGie Ssrlnc an& ensp Becka :. Osaf and
Chased Cold Bracelets. Gold Pens with silver
moun,ed Ebouy holders, Gold Pens with silver ex-
nnsicn cases ana pencils. Sold Teeth and-EaI
Picks, Chased sod S,o1e set Hngr, Bosom studs,
Sleese Buttons. Variety o. stglesl CaEbraia LA
mord, Scllaue md Castar Pie Gennf Masonic
Pins and Rirgs. Ladies' Belt Buckles. Sod Thin
hes, Coral, Opal. Jet and Pearl sets n Ladies
JeTelsy. variety Of styles Of Ear Drops znd Brooch-
e, Chate are and Long GuErd Chains, Gents We I
and Neck Chains, sid and Jet Revolving kroocb-
e. eta, etc
A eircUlarlcoasiaink us q articles, s'eo shs
LIHEzAL IsDUeE.ESs ASB PzEnIUNs We offer IN
forming Cnns VII b saE Tres. sugle certificates
IS, one hundred Tor SIS. Our central Lection
bdrgs rs Eear the most reno points, and an az.
ders promptly filed and Sfsafded b feta7n mi.
or express.
Agents va ted ia every town sad cogatg
Address PACKARD 4 CO.
Wesl FourtA q, cncinnsii, ONO.
eEliaim ~
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VatorinarY Hurgarv.

TUE undersigned having opened q Veterinary
4 Hospital atEo. - Hrnf 8reek, below ts
Old Bridge Eu4i1z rEpoAaiy esiEs ths p4t
RnZns hssta nstszSG
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large ovsRSMENrsALE
LsrRAmsoars. BARsss. AND ssIP-YARD.
cVAnsI.sAsrIa eIsEesl's 995neR.


cr.nrrnrAsrzs GrszaAI's orrcR.
NAsHiSoEes, y G., July %, 1855.
sealed Proposals are iasssed and vii y received
Al the once y the QssfteTmsster Geeeml lsureau
az Rail and River T1ansportetsnl, at Nasningt. n,
u O., until the FIRST day q september next At y
O'Clock. NJ, for tEa purchase oithe Glowing named
Stqanboats, Harges, and other props y;
SIDE wheel Steamer thfckamAugA, registered
SIDE wheel steamer Bursaids, registered tonnage
Side wheel steamer Thomas. registered tonnage
sds-shsel steamer Sherman, pegisteredsOnnags.
sids-Eheel steamer waahaaehis, registered ton.
ssds.whsei steamer Knexyils. registered tonnage
side-wheel steamer DUNBAR tErsck). registered
stem EhseI steamer Kingston. registered ton
stsm.Shsel steamer Kenessw, registered tOnnsge
stern wheel steamer bridgeport registered ton
sseru-wheei steamer Hosion. registered tonnage,
stem vhsei steamer Missionary. registered ton
sssrn-whsfl steamer Chattanooga. registered
stsm,TheeI steamer Atlanta, registered tonnage.
sids.whesl steamer Resaes registered tonnage.
side-whesi steamer Lookout registered tonnage
iI3 tons.
side-sheei steameF Stone River. registered ton
mage, 2l4 tons
side-whsel steamer CIineh. registered tOnnsgs.
ions.
Also, seven % GuaRale Barges.
One Row Boat and one Model Barge.
AL OF which can be seen At Chattanooga, Tenn,
a. any time prior to the day Of sale.
Also, for the buildingA ways, stationary mschine-
" snd appertsnances In the United States ship.
building Yard NJ Chattanooga
IA de cription Of which can be seen At the
Offices Of The Au1rteFmasters Of Transportation at
CT ein1ati, Louisville, Nashville, St. Louis, and at
chattanooga.
Proposals are invited sr easa boat or barge sepR-
raieiy the name OF the boat OF description Of the
bafgs to be des gnaief in tne proposal.
A full description Of the property may be Obtain
ed on application to BreFetC Colonel Arthur Edwards,
&C. NJ st Louis, BIO.
Each envelope c ntsninga bid should be scaled
and endorsed "PropOsai brSteamers, BsTges, AID
other properly af Chaitano ga" "BUreau OF
Rail aud kiyer T. ansp0rtation," and addressed to
the z art .rmasp r General q. 8. A., Washington,
DC.
Payment % b made IN Uuited STATES currency
Hpoa the aecepta1ee of any proposal, and prior 20
the delivery Of the properly,
The government reserVssthe night TO Withdraw
any Of the above property, and to reject pros osals
If deemed too low.
BY order Of the Qusrtsrmastsr General.
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