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Ennployment.

OK A MONTE. fsnts Eo-tsa = sel ~,
= - iuE Nschi1es- We vil give eoul'lilssisl
On " machines soia or eHTuiay aEezts Hhq vi
Nerk iof ne above HsEsR. and eli exptlSes rAo-
Addness A ;, hrEEmSffTs 4 o. Columbia lelns
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

AkEf SMITH, Nos &c aad ss Union street
~ tuP stairsl represent the fllsvirg Companies
A-tna OF Hartford Security, Mamma tap, Aeu0poli
ian, Phulir and Kuickerbocker LIE Of New lork
hnd Accident of Columbus, ohio.
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DaQf0sii8 siii - reserved u-fl I1-s.isr, o..
~ q, fflI- 90 lte de'rer5 u FIFs Tlerr.al
.e.leei Cs1ss lias i1r ths "sonih 1zshfis ei'e'
Per aoHaaHsa q % ,lss. A. sre'y
rerE-fr c1lfea ELL iqaacT-
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Union majority ~ .a house Of zit
member.
sr-.rr.--As resrqcis t6e senate. 7honld
a.. .,irr s,rthsru sni unrpre utai siaies
IN si--- Demarrdis, lrd should hey AZ Be
-s-.istsi. nat BODY would siaud+
r-s ...........-.....-.. ........ AZ
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H. ToHPKIss, a. v. PoRrEH, Jso " EoWELI,
Rag. Rs oaF. Tsis. Reg. Ias. Cs1.
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ArroRNEYs ATLaw.

CtAMPBELL McEWEN a GROEsBECB, Aftor-
~ neyE a. Law and Claim Agents, practice in sll
The @ urts. C1liectiuEs promptly sitendet tOi
slso claims against fhs United ststes aud Vouchers
collected Once 70 North Cherry street, up stairs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11
Soldiers and Loyal Citizens Anti.
COpperhead Convention.

In consequence of the continued rains, and the
necessary delay of the farming interest ms we'll al
the interest of the returned and returning soldiers
1t is deemed advisable, BY the Central Committee,
to postpone the time for converting the above
named Convention. The time of holding the
Convention is therefore deferred from the second
Saturday in August to the last Saturday Of the
month The Convention win then be held at the
junction, where we expect large and enthusiastic
turnout as every soldier and loyal citizen is in
vited to be present and participate in the proceed
ings of the meeting.
By order of the Central Committee,
d. B. HILLS, Chairman.
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NY WHOLE LIFE SHALL BE DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING THE UNION, AND
MAKING IT, IN THR PROPER AND PULL
EST SENSE CT THE TERM, PERMANENT
LY FREE.-ANpREw JOHNSON Warrington,
April Goth, lS65.
"IT rs TINE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BIZ TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND
THAT TREASON ISEA CRIME-NOT IN
REvENGE-N0T IN ANGER-BUT THAT
TREASON Is A CRIME, AND SHOULD BE
ESTEEMED AS SUCH AND PUNISHED AS
SUCHv-AxpaEw JOHNSON, President Of the
GATED State.-April goth, 1865.
"sHow ME WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED
IN THESE CONSPIRACIES, WHO HAS
FIRED UPON OUR FLAG, WHO HAS GIVEN
INSTRUCTIONS TO TAKE OUR FORTS,
AND CUSTOM HOUSES, AND ARSENALS,
AND DOCK YARDS, AND I WILL SHOW
YOU A TRAITOR. WE'RE 4 PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES, WOULD Do AS
THOMAS JEFFERSON DID IN 1906, WITH
AARON BURR. I WOULD HAVE THEM
ARRESTED, AND. IF CONVICTED WITHIN
THE MEANING AND SCOPE OF THE CON-
STITUTION, BY THE ETERNAL GOD
WOULD EXECUTE THEM"--ASpREw JoHs
SON, IN the DATED IStotes Senute- March I'd, 1851
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ANOTHER REBEL IN FAVOR or NEGRO Str
rRAGE-Ex- Governor Westcott, now refu-
gee at Montreal favors the extension of the
suffrage to the freedmen Of the South.
They are made free, he says; universal
freedom has been proclaimed, and it is now q
qualification to deny them the right to vote.
He does not believe they will vote with their
former masters, but they will give the South
larger basis of representation, and raise hel
in importance in the nation. Heis pecu liarly
bitter on the Democratic party. They are
towards and traitors too, he says, and he will
never again in his life, if he vote at all, vote
for a Democrat He will vote for none but
Republicans There is no Issue now. he ar
CUES, between the South and the Repubii leans
Slavery is gone-secession is forever dead.
The South should now unite in keeping the
Republican party in power, and in preventing
the restoration of Democratic ascenda1cy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

a hkNiSIsoENCE CONCERNING JEFF. DAVIS.
we heard good story of JEFF. Davis nv a
lazy now residing in Lancaster City. which is
worth repeating on account of the b;stor;caI
coincidence it bears to the present conJ;t;on
of the arch-traitor 1t appears - We a.a
ngnt, that the husband of the lady who re-
peats the story, was contractor during tho
construction OF the Portage railroad: and
while that great work was in progress. loft
DAVIS made tour among the mountains of
pennsylvania, stopping, of course, to behold
the novelty OF running a railraid over Alla-
ghanies. True to his Southern instincts Iatf
could not resist the temptation to oshow nff !;
to the Northern "mudsills'' engaged in tba
work, and he accordingly hired q snlend;d
team, with which to 'idrive around ), Fron,
some cause the horse took fright. ran off and
In the wreck of the vehicle Jeff. Davis ~as
considerably bruised; indeed, his Injuries
were 30 great 1t was feared he could not 70.
cover. Affer having been kindly attended IN
at one OF the taverns near the mountains .TafF
showed signs Of life, and to evince bis Measure
at the recovery Of his guest, the Ron;feca ,-l..,
KEEP. the mouse congratulated him in speech
70 TINS erect: "Good luck to you, sir, buS
m glae yoa are alive. After the bumps Won
received, Mr.. Davis, by that runaway and
the miraculous manner of your escape. am
satisned hemp mnst be stretched before .vor
can die. This speech was eonsidersd At tSa
time good Irish joke, hnt since then - =
mot become, IN the kkt Of JEFF. i tiest;nv IA
rsahaotion Of q wonderful prediction hsssn.s
eemp VII be stretched when JEFF Dsv;s
deal 49, laws "
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Gov. stones Appointments.

Governor SroSE is already on the stump, ant
will address the people at the following times an,
places
Osceoa, Friday, August IL, pm.
Alton, Saturday, August IL Up m.
Bedford, Monday, August IA, Up. IN.
Clsrinda, Tuesday, August 10. 2p. m.
Sidney, Wednesday August 16. 2 p. IN.
Gisnwood, Thnrni ~, August Il, Up m.
Council Bluffh Friday. August IS, pm.
Lewis, Monday, August 81, p m.
fontanelle Tuesday, August o. Bpm.
wintersett Wednesday, August g, p. m.
Indianoia, Thursday, August -, 2 p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

SELLING OrF.-While the Navy Depart.
ment sells its surplus articles a. auction, the
Quartermaster's Department invites &ealed
proposals for the purchase of its now useless
property at Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville,
St. Louis, Little Rock, Vicksburg, Natchez,
New Orleans and, Chattanooga This in.
cludes more than one hundred steamboats,,
about four hundred barges of different kinds
many pontoon and canal boats, together with
repairing apparatus.
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Dreadful scene In N Insane

The Northampton, Mass, Gasette Of the
18th, says:
"a fearful tragedy occurred at the hosp>
last Friday. At about Oo'clockAAe nigh
previous, an Irishmsn, lsre stout, and dess
perately crazy, qx4a thl Tie sentileii
tor in his room o. Of - real STORY
buildings, and Pchsl the I3cf, WIZ X e;
effort effort that tks' nu W. q tSe sape a ss
dent and his ! ~ could invent, was
made to induce him d come down, but with
ouA-asail~~s.-As3eAW -eat-iia~the
with pieces Of slate which he tore from the
roof, M h4dms4 b(At back all who attempt
ed to approach him. The roof is quite atesp,
but Slsefxzy man would Fun on over It, along
the caves, without feas end Nth perfect i'm
punity. No-s9ne person could accomplish
whst he did j He declared that he would
never come down alive, and would kih any
one who should come upon the roof kwas,
therefore, an impossibility to get him safely,
and it would be certain death for any ono 70
20 upon the roof and grapple with him. He
was perfect ssmasteF Of the situation" A
watch was kept upon him during the night
and the next forenoon.
1t was thoukht tAat Father sullivan, the
Cath0Hc pfleSL VINO nnu Pfo.iooniy '.Sia~
him and seemed to have considerable inhu-
ence over him, might induce him to come
down, and he was sent for at Holyoke, but be-
ing sick, he could not attend, and sent one
Il his assistants, but before he arrived the
mailman, at about II o clock, was seized with
fit, to which he was subject, while sitting
beside chimney, and curling up rolled of,
striking on the solid hardpan below, break
ing one arm and injuring himself internally;
so that be lived only about an hour. IN fhn
disabled condition even, he fought desperate
ly, and it was with difficulty that he was Sc
cured. sesrs
The ventilator through which he escaped is
oval shaped, about s by Il inches, and ex-
tended from near the top Of the wall horizon
tally about 10 inches and then up to the roof.
This hole he enlarged by knocking out the
brick. He entered the ventilator by turning
his bed up against the yall.
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For DfarrhGa, Dysentery, &C. Ma.
CURES Compound Extract Of Bxysr PLANT IL the most
reliable and successful remedy; 1t Is endorsed by Col
Long General P1easanton and Gen Fitz Henry Warren.
OF the United States Array Western Sanitary and Chris
tian Commissions, War Relief Furd Comrittee, Etors
OF the Press and Western steamboat officers Bold BY
all druggists, and s. B. VOWEL Co., Keokuk.
j. 1 G. MAGUIRE, Sole Projectors.
lyis-oAwom Ct Loufs Mo-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

The Augusta Georgia. Chronicle and Sen
tnel says:
We are glad to notice the effort making a,
the North to encourage immigration to the
Southern States. Now that slavery no longer
exists, it has become a social necessity to
break up and abandon the plantation system
which has hitherto prevailed in our midst.
The Government, we doubt not, favors this
policy, and the best interests of our people
require its early and uniform adoption.
There are many and obvious advantages
that would arise from the substitution of
small freeholders for those large landed
estates which have fostered the aristocratic
element In Southern society. One of these
advantages would be the Improvement of
our system of husbandry. Heretofore our
agriculture has been conducted on plan that
has yielded the very minimum of profits for
the amount of capital invested.
We question if the average profits of agri-
Cultural industry In this country are much, if
at all, greater than in the worst cultivated
districts of France or Spain. We have suf
fered ourselves to be blinded by the heavy
expectations of cotton, rice, ETC., forgetting
that these crops were consumed in the pay-
ment of Northern debts and that we are all
the time growing poorer, when compared with
other sections Of the Uuion. The late war
did not more clearly establish our military
inierlority as section, than it developed our
relative pecuniary weakness. The plantation
system, IN connection with slave labor, is one
reason why the South, despite its advantages
OF the soil and its climate, Is behind the other
section OF the Union in population and in its
industrial enterprises
South Carolina has suffered more from this
cause than any other Southern State Her
Dlunton chivairy would be satisfied with
nothing but big plantation swarming with
negro laborers, Georgia, as early as 1890.
distributed by lottery many thousands of forty
acre lots, and the consequence is seen in the
relative States. In 1893 South Carolina had.
double the population of Georgia, but now
the fgures are reversed. Georgia has a
white and colored population of one and a
quarter millions, and her +" erripp sister y
across the Savannah has, perhaps. seven
hundred thousand, of which nearly two.t thirds
are colored. We urge, therefore the sneedv
Inauguration of some policy that shall encour.
age the multiplication of freeholds. LOYAL
land owners will find this more advantageous
to themselves than to keep their lands yncant
or even to lease them for torn of wears.
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osLGArE,s aONnY soar.

Thy o.'seraies Teiiss ssap, iasseA sa,,...l
aanAse, 70 haAs iron the choicest neterl.n- 4.
i1lia a.d ssAssssntfniss nature, frasrsneny
senssa, and sztsensly Isnesiepel !, q. 49,,
speA The shin For sale By all Druggist. a.d y.nev
Goods Dealers. -
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Church Directory.

UNITED PREeBYTkRIAN- Fifth street, betveeE
Milan and Biondsau Services every SAL bath 1T IL
and ~ p. n Sunday School u .. m.
JAMss BnovR, Pastor.
FIRST observation-disclosures High aud Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at IL a. and u
Sunday School .. J. 0fLLEfrR, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Cornsr HieA snd FOURTH
streets. Services every Sabbath 81 Il .. Sunday
School = m. r. HAssALL, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE II. B. CHURCH-Corner Of Sew
enth and Morgan streets Preaching every sabbath
II An and n Sabbath School At . .. -. Pabli<
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
3. n. WAAISa, Pastor.
vTRsT BAPTIsT CHuRcH-Third street, betvsez
Concert and High Services every Sabbath at II .. m
and p. m. Sabbath school ~ N.
~ T. WnesovBH, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH--Hieh str~ss. bsevsen
8 p m Sabbath School It rs . m. Praysr mssting
on Wednesday svenfngs- 0noRsH fMAca1a. Pastef.
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GES. VANDEyER and his family have gone
on trip to St. Paul. So says the Dubuque
Times
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MANHOOD:
How lost! How Restored !

'sa ssssed, n a scaled Envelope. Price s1 certs
ah!eTgRE ON THENATURE, TREATMENT AID
nAnoal Cure OK spermatorrh9a, Seminal Weakness
involuntary Emissions, sexual Debility and Impedi
snts 70 Marriage generality Nervousness Consum pton
psepsy ana Eats; Mental and Physical incapsety n
snieng non SolEAbuss &C. BY koar y cuaSrIH2Sa1 III
NJ 'sutiicr Of the Gresh Book, xc -
"A Boon to fhsussaSA ~ Sufferers.
sent under seal, m plain envsaops 10 aAy address.
o paul on receipt ofsx Cent? two postage stamps
&c x .. ALINk 1T Bowsry, New York-Post once
e~o' june1S-dAw3m
"ridai Cham Der, an Essay Of Warn
ing and tnstruetios 1bt Young Mon. Also, ~ and
reliable treatmens for Diseases Of the urn.rv.ra
= = free. II ssaied envesspss AldrssA, m
= sAILLIS HouaHroN. Howard Association, Phtl.-
dslphia. Pa.
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Special Notices.


Public HeaIth--.The Press.
Advertising has been pronounced 'unaignasd" by the
medical faculty physician who advertses valuable
remedy to fifty people in his private practice would re
ceive the cold shoulder from his professional brethren
should he make its merits known millions through
the business columns Of newspaper press. This may
be "dignihed" bat Is II benevolent humane or Just.
Whoever is fortunate enough discover invent any
thing that will prevent cure, alleviate human su
fering il bound make known through every
mel of communication within his reach, the general
public. For many years the merits Of HOSrETrRRe
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs have thus been
proclaimed to the world, and muittudes ave been
stored to health saved from fatal aladies IN
quence A. new facts have been developed n relation
to the operation OF this most pure and potent Of all
stomachics and Ateratves they have been stated in
simple language to the people Of many lands and the
proprietors Of the medicine have derived profit from
their dissemination thousands upon thousands Of indi
vduas have been benefited thereby to extent be-
yond all estimate In the West Indies Canada Austria
Lin and South America, HosrrrrrRs Brrrnas are now
recognized s the sole specific for Dyspepsia the best
possible safeguard against epidemies and the finest in
vgorant in of Gen era Debility and the only diu-
rive stmulsnt entirely free from noxions ingredients
aug7-dAw
The Confessions ana Experience or an
Invalid published for the benefit and a. . CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De-
biity, Premature Decay Of Manhood &c. supplying At
the same time TaE MANS sELr-CuHk. By one who
has cured hnse after undergoing considerable quack
cry By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be had of the author.
atE NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Rsq.
Jy29-dAw3m Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-11

NAe&nA ~ unNARuNnaeAfAAA
NOSaOO - AsAOVH ROH0
NOTICE ia berahv s;ven That rursu.rt IN
~ ..S - ~ 49, sno. pul su .n y "
;s 1T Isonh sse ana' sssnsd nase Or.
Enc.yr = sss'nel = ooa5 oespo.ss' - =
!. ~ 49,, c.
Inc lmpeT1d4 GOA ana Satrer 1unHA Com
foGuu Of Idaho y
Eg
The principal 81 transactng the buainsss Of sid
suon ssss a. p n g ~ Iowa
said eosp-r.ioa i to BE- dsslins in mineral ians IN Id
no TeSrtpfT and elsewhere. Qab1
rtofy and elsewhere, and particularly In the Orc Elmo
~ s..sss- q - - 49,. !. ~ IsoIy
The ha Hva
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4; usssMsftsfFW ri gfgfss1s s*sasNff ss@d gea
ASA aaasI assis.lsi ss'g ~ zssp icy sss, :
.es1s gssss. 1sais tho evs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-27

TINS COloRED POPuLkTI0N or MN
Pais-There are AltOgether 6,09s col
Ored males and ass oolored females
at this time residing ia Memphia. OF
these, three are worth, in real property,
or cash, over 5000 each; four Others are
worth over 5000 each; eighteen Others
are WofthcTer $500, bat under $1,000.
ID three hundred others are worth
over 500 and less than $500. There
are ll,772 adult blacks who own less
than 500 each. These facts and Che
danger Of the pauperizaiion and de
morali1Ation Of large numbers, is in.
dueing the Freedmen's Department 70
consider the prOpriety Of making dis
position Of q large number Of them Al
a distance fromthe eity, giving chances,
fOr doing vel and Fepreshing VsgFancy
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Proposals.
Large Government Sale Of COal.
100000 IBUsHELs. rs.
oIIlRTER,IAsTER 'GFNERai,s oFFToE. }


OJARTERAIASTER GENERALS OFFICE, /
WAsInNGToN, d. c., August ., 1865
nEALED PROPOSALS ara i3Vitei and Wiil be re-
eeiyed at the places and until the dates hereafter
named for the purchase Of all the surplus Goal &C
those places, belonging tO-the6STemmeut.
AT EOUI sVILLE,. n.y.. until Al O'Clock m, Of
Wednesday, August 90 for Coal LIVING At Louisville
XIV, and Nashville, Tenn.
Al ST. LOUIS, No, until y O'Clock NJ. Of Tues
DAY, September 5. for Coal lying At Caro-, H., Mem
phls, Tenn, Helena. ARK, sud Mouth Of White
River.
At VlCgSBURG, Miss, until u o'clock m. OF
Friday September is, for Coal lying at Vlcksburg,
Mississippi anilg1 4I-
At NAfCHHZ, Mis-, until ~ o'clock, m, Of
Monday, September Is, for Coal lying az hRehez,
ms.issippi- lse
Separate proposals will also be reserved At the
same time for the Barges or 3. ats containing the
Coal. ies3 iN.t1 bra
Each envelope contrasting a bid sh0Dld be sealeds
ana the name or number OF the Barge containing e
endorsed thereon, fnd sddfessed 10 " Brig. Cen
Lewis 3. Parsons. Chief Raj anc BiYar Irausp 5rta-
ton" in care Of the 0usTtermastsr in charge Of
river transportation 81 the point desgnaied Tor
open ng the nids- !. s-rr.l
Payment 70 te made in United States currency
upon the acceptance OF any proposal and pror 10
tie delivery Of tee proPeTty.r1 L ga afl
The Government reserves the light n Withdraa
any OF the Coal and the Bsrges conlauing ~, and %
reject proposals 4 deemed TOO low.
BY order Of the QiLartermasier General
ar,rff eafne q LkNIS Is P2h-OASi I'D
Brigader General and Chief Rail and RiFer lTa2a-
pOfsatiVu. .-..... -..r.rr .-f- - ~
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r ARsE GovERNAENF SALE
sTRAsrBoAqs. BAEGEs. AND sHIP-YARD.

OrszrFnssAsTER GExERAL's OFFlcE,
HAsHnoTos, b c., Jusy p, 1865.
Sealed Proposals sre invited and sill be received
a the cfice o. the Qnartsrmssier oeeelai kenreai
of Ran and River Tiansportsfienj, ~ nasnineI.n
ID c. uuul the first day q SEPTEMBER next az y
o'cloef NJ. for ire purchase Of the toDsing named
Steaulhosts Barges. and other pr0pe ~;
SIDE wheel Steamer thickamAiigh registered
& sids-Ehsel steamer Burnside. registered tonnage
SIDE Wheel steamer Thomas. registered Tonnage
IS sds-Eheel steamer Sherman registered Tonnage,
sde-~heel steamer wsulsatehis, registered ton
Ser Stern wheel stsame5 Knoxvs. registered Tonnage
s ;se. steamer Dunbar (wrsci). registered
stern iwhss steamer Kingston. registered ton
mage, s3 tons -
Stern wheel steamer Bridgeport, registered ton
g ssesrs-whssl steamsrHOlsOn. registered tonnage
stsTn.shssl steamer Missionary. registered ton
stsrn-shsel steamer chAttanOOgz registered
sisl-sshssi steamer Atlanta, registered tonnage
Z2l tons.
stern wheel steamer Rssaca. registered tonnage
lSz tons
stern-whesi steamer LOokout. registered tonnage
ITS tons.
stern-sheel steamer Stone River, registered Con
mage, 2l4 tons. 81
stern.vhsel steamer Clnch, registered tonnage
- tons.
side-wheel steamer Transfsr. req ter ll2 tons
sds-Whesl stesIner Ad Hines, registered III tons
Whsrfbost Gre cent CITY, reg tered 30 tons
/ Mharfboat Glenwood, registered l57 tons.
Also, seven Cd GuaAale barges.
1 One Row Boat, and one Model Earge.f
All Of which can be seen AZ ChafianOoga Tenn.
at any time prior TO the day Of fsle-
Also. for the buildings, Ways stanonary machine
II " and appeTts nanees IN the United States ship
building Yard Al Chattanooga
/ A fl de crptiOn Of which can be seen AZ Tx
Offices Of the Qusrtermasters Of TrEnspagtation a
/ Cirennau, Louisville, Nashville. st. Lonis, and a
! Chattanooga.
/ Proposals are invited for each boat or barge sepa
\ rStely the name or the boat description Of tn
] barge 70 be des grated IN the proposal.
iull description 81 the properly may be Obtain
ed on application to BreTet Colonel Arthur Edwards
A. Q. Nj. 81. Louis, No.
/ Each envelope c. ntARing bid should be scales
! and endorsed Proposal for Steamers Bsrges, an'
| other property at Chattanos ga "Bureau q
the Q lartsTmastfr General U. s. A., Washington
DC. 49,
Payment 10 b made in United States cuTTene
upon the acceptance Of any proposal, and pror q
| the delivery OF the properly. GA
1 The government reserves the right 20 withdrai
any Of tneaboye property, and TO reject prol osil
4 If deemed too low.
4 LEWIS B. PARSONS
Brig. General and Chief of Ra and River Trans
portation- sug9-h
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NHEFE GOODS.

Plain snd Fancy sEisses, Chechea hluslins, Main
socks, Jaconet, Tuck Muslin, Rufhed do, Irish
Linen. Table 1iuens, Towels. Linen Canbries.
PLAN and fsncyi BrdeeYe Disperst Linen HandzeF :
ch els Il emstiielI do, fine Embroidered Sete Real.
aud Ns'eneinn Collars, Grape Sets, SWISS Ecginse.
Jac0net do. InsartnGs 1affstas Ribbons in al
WIDTHS and IN al eoiors; silk Belbngs, Buckles
lsomeihing new Oorsets, kelfNt Ribbons, ETC., etc
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-27

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