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Constitution of the Temperance
Association Of st. ClairsVilIe, O,

We, the undersigned, looking upon the
sale and use of intoxicating liquors as a
beverage as great, growing and prevail
ing evil. hereby associate ourselves together
under the name Of The temperance Associ.
alton Of 81. GdIsrUe, and adopt this Con-
sttution for the government thereof.
/. The officers of this Association shall
be President, three Vice Presidents, a
Secretary and Treasurer, who shall serve
for one year, or until their successors are
elected
Q The President, or, in his absence, one
Of the Vice Presidents, shall preside. The
Secretary shall keep record of the pro-
ceodings, and the Treasurer shall receive
all money collected for this Association and
disburse the same as ordered by it, and
make report of his receipts and expen-
ditures once year, and oftener, if ordered
by the Association. .I.' ....
3. The Association may raise money for
such purposes as il may order by voluntary
contributions and by assessments upon the
adult male members, which shall be ex.
pended only upon the order Of the Associa-
ton. '.''.
4. Any order made at public meeting
of this Association by vote of majority
of members present, or by leave, at a meet.
ing of which at least one weeks public no.
tice has been given, or at an adjourned
meeting, shall be valid order.
5. The President shall have power to
appoint vigilance and other committees, in
such manner, at such times and tor such
purposes as the Association may direct by
majority vote.
9. Any person may become member of
this Association and voter by signing this
Constitution. .d.';I. &
T.. No amendment Of this Constitution
shall be made, except upon motion in wri-
ting, stating the am endment proposed, which
motion shall be referred to a Committee of
three, to be by such Committee reported at
a subsequent public meeting for discussion,
ratification. rejection or suoh disposition as
the Association may determine. . ~.
8. We declare it to be the object of this
Association, to suppress the sale and use of
Intoxicating liquors; whereby we hope to
lessen crime and bodily and mental disease;
promote domestic tranquility, check
the spread Of vice and immortality, and in.
crease the happiness and prosperity of our
people; and so we pledge ourselves, that,
by preoept and example, we will do all in
our power to discountenance and discourage
the sale and use of Intoxicating liquors as q
beverage, and we hereby invite al people
to join us for these purposes. "a sao,
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A Single Bottle will last a month..to
be used three times day.
TESTIMONIALS.


From Hon. Tnos. j. Turner Ex-Member of Conrress
from Illinois late Speaker of Illinois House of Rrpre.
sentatves. aud Grand Master OF A. F. and A. NJ. al
the State OF Illinois.
FREEPoRr, Oct. 81, 1919.
Dr. d n. SEELyR: Dear Sir-In reply 10 your notice,
Of the 18th inst, would say that severely Attic
ted with Cuiarrh for years. when became acquainted,
with you and bought two bottles of your Liquid Catarrh
Remedy. Before had used one bot,le was sensibly
improved and before the second hottie was Finished
was completely cnrod. can recommend the medicine
10 all afflicted with Catarrh.
Respectfully Yours,
THOS. j. TURNER.
This is TO certify that in the use of Dr. Seelye'. Ca,
tarrh ReTedy, | experienced much relief. and have
heard many speak OF being invaluable for the euro
OF Catarrh. Yours, &C.,
Chicago, May I2, 1861 EDWARD ELY.
From Parnly,n the wel-known Halter under the Ire.
mont House Chicago ILL.,
Dr.. y IL. SEEIYE Co. Genis--Your Catarrh REM
edy have used aud fully recommend il MS the best:
remedy known II has cured me, and believe il il n
certain cure in all cases. JOHN PARMLY
Chicngo ILL.,, May @. 1854. -
For sale by all Druggists. [fe23-'d5iy
Sold in ST. Cairsvlle by Isaac H. Patterson, and by
Druggists everywhere.
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SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms OF Catarrh as they generally appear
first very slight Persons hnd they have a cold
that they have frequent aacks, aud mora sensitive
TO The changes OF temperature. In this condition the
nose may he dry or slight discharge. thin and uerid
aerwnrd becoming thick and adhesive As the disease
becomes chronc, the discharges increased in quaint,
~ and changed in quality; they are now thick and
heavy. and are hawked coughrd Off The secretion
offensive causing bad BREATH the voice is thick
aud harsh; The eyes are weak; The sense Of smell 10
esseed or destroyed; deafness frequently take. place.
that the person is obliged clear his throat in the morn,
ing OF thick or simy mucous, which has fallen down
from The head during the night When this takes place.
the person may he that his disease on lis way 70
the lungs, aud should lose time in nrresling il
The above are but few OF the many Catarrhal Symp-
toms.
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! !. This Association, unless by Il other
wise ordered shall meet once week,
2. Public addresses to b6 delivered by
such persons Us may be requested by tho
Association.
g.. No person, except such as may be
requested as before provided, shall speak
more than fifteen minutes at any meeting OF
this Association. stF II
4 Esoays and select pieces on the sub
jcct Of Temperance shall be in order. -.
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THE motherin.law is the person in the
household who attends to the preserves and
pickles, aud secs that the matrimonial jars
are put carefully away, to be opened as they
are wanted. f4.f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-14

THE EIauT HoUR SYSTEM "A few DAYS
ago the wcrkingmen Of Indiana held large
convention at Indianapolis, and passed reso.
lutions to memorialize the Legislature to
adopt tho eight hour system in that State,
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TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, Mr. Cowan presented a
petition from number of soldiers in the
ato war, asking for bounties for those who
enlisted early. the same as were. given to
those who enlisted towards the close of the
war. 1t was referred to the military Com
mittee.
MIR. Cowan presented petition from the
citizous of Pennsylvania, asking for high
tariff on imported goods to protect home
manufacturers Referred to the Finance
Committee.
Mr.. Morgan introduced bill granting
to certain persons the right to establish
telegraphic communication between New
York and the West In lies. 1t was refer
red to the Committee on Commerce.
In the House, Mr.. Raymond, OF New
York, presented the credentials of the
Tennessee members.
Mr.. Stevens, of Pa, interposed point
of order that the State of Tennessee is not
known to the House, which the Speaker
overruled.
A brief debate ensued, when, on motion
of Mr. Raymond, the credentials were re-
ferred to the Committee on Reconstructed
States, by a vote of l26sayes to al nays.
The Tennessee members were invited to
take seats in the House during the pending
of their cases, by vote of l55 yeas-nays
35.
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To the Editor of the Belmont Chronicle:
SIR: R:-"Veritas," who was announced
in the Gazette of the 23d November, makes
his appearance according to promise in that
paper of November 80. 1t is not so long
as the articles have heretofore noticed,
from the pens Of the editor of tho Gazette,
"Y" and "X." have requested the editor
of the CHRONICLE to give it place in his
paper.
| do this to enable those who read the
CHRONICLE, and do not read the Gazette,
to know.what sort Of writer's they are who
accuse Mrs. Boyd, and all who have defend
cd her against the unfounded charges
brought by her Extremely culpable" hus
band. There are few readers of the CHRoN-
IcLE. or the Gazette that do not know some
OF the Presbyterian cIergymen who are,and,
when Mr., Boyd was tried before that body,
were, members of the st. Cairsville Pres.
bytery. We all know, by personal observa
ton and common fame, that they are a
worthy, useful, exemplary body Of men,
esteemed by those who set under their
ministry for their education, talents and
true piety." state this as fact, not to
eulogise or defend those Reverend gentle.
men. The gross SANDERS of the Gazette,
"Y,""X" and "Veritas' will not, trust,
lessen their usefulness, / make the state
ment that it may appear how reckless and
blinded, and unreasonable and venomous,
some men become when their minds and
hearts are poisoned by personal dislike, re-
ligious bigotry or party prejudice.
Listen to the above by "Veritas" OF those
clergymen, who, with their brethren in the
ministry, are doing such great and good
work for our fallen race. He calls them
Reverend inquisitors aud prosecutors
charges them with violating ''every Chris
tian feeling, every rule Of justice, and ''the
laws of the ehurch" fawning upon
aud lauding Mr.. Boyd for ten years, aud all
that time hating and envying him--and that
for his ''educstion, talents and true piety,"
which, he adds, they did not possess. He
charges them with prosecuting Mr.. Boyd
under tho influence Of "long -hoarded envy,
hatred and jealousy" and this because he
"would not betrsy his God, his conscience,
and bis sacred Office
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BLANKS! BLANKsI BLANKSl

ON hand and tor sale at this Office, superior quality
" of Justices and Consabes' blanks, among whichr
the folowing
Warranty Deed, ."" ST
Quit Claim Deed,
Mortgage, with and without Dowsr
Cha,el Mortgage,
Lease, I....-...i
Bond,
Power OF Attorney,
Summons,
Summons to Bail,
Subpena ... ..s d.
Writ OF Restitution,
Affidavit for Auac hmspt
Summons in Forcibe Entry and Detainsr AttachHasn,l
with Summons Reurnabe, Bond for Order of Attach
menL Deposition, Execution, Mitiimus, Muimus Ter
Adjournment Notice 70 Garnishee, Order Of Sale Re
cognizance, RecognlzAnce Of Witnesses, Replsvia-
State Warrant, Landlords Complaint Notice 10 Leave,
Premises, Consabes Sale, and Protest and Notice %
Protest.
We are also prepared TO print on short notice, with
neatness, and al the lowest rates, 80. .
Blu Heads, Cards, Circulars, Envelopes, de-,
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Mrs, Grundy is opposed to gambling. =
She calls for Red Sea, like that Of old, to
destroy Faro and all his hosts.
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Flag Of the free hearts hope and home!
RT angel hands TO valor given!
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born in heaven,
Forever float that standard sheet!
Where breathes the foe but falls before us,
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedom 9 banner streaming o'er usl
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MOorehoad, Pal Allison, Ind; nogsn,
Appropriations Stevens, ofPa.;
Raymond, of N. Y; Blow, Of Mo; Ran
dali, of VI; Voorhees,, of Ind. Farnsworth,
of ILL.,; Spaulding, Of o.; Highly, Of CAL;
Wright, of N. j. '-''
Bonkinq. and Ca,7enej-- Messrs. pome.
roy, of N Y; Hooper, of Md; Culner, of
Pa !; Buckland, ol D Harding, Ky; Lynch,
or Me-; DeFrees. Of Ind Hevers, Of Pa.
Hubbard, of w. Va.
District of ColumL,a--Me Inrersoll,
Of Ill; Dumont, Of fnl:; Davis, of n. Y;
Baldwin, of Mass; Mccullough, of Md;
Colt Of Wis f; Walker, Of o; Mercer, Of
Pa; Sbankland, of Ky. III =
J.ellicid!,y-Messrs. Wilson IF Iov a Bout
well, of Mass Francis Thomas, of Md;
Williams Of ,Paj Woodbridge, of Vt;
mer, Of o.; Cook, of IN. jar. II'.
Pacific Railroud-M Messrs. Price, Ia;
Stevens, Pa; DonDelly, MINI; kmes,
Mass; Brooks, N. Y: Loan. Mo-; Clark,
Kas.; Bidwell, CAL; and Henderson, Or.
egon.
Claims-Messrs. Delano, O.; Hotchkiss,
N. Y; Washburn, Mass; Sloan, Wis;
Black, Ind. Mckee, KY; Wood, N. Y,
Baker, Pa; Thornton, I'll.
Public Lnnds-Messrs. Julian, Ind.
briggs, Mich. Glossbreuner. Penn; Don,
nelly, MINI; Eckley, o.; Holmes, N. Y;
MoRuer. Cal; Anderson, Mo-. Taber, N. Y.
Posto6ces-Messrs. Alley. Mass; Gar
CHAR, Ind; Finck, o McRuer, Cal Terry,
Mich; johnson, Pa; Kuyckerdee, Ind
d. Hubbard, Jr., N. Y; Kelso, Mo.
Revolutionary Cloims-Messrs. Whaley,
Of W. Va; Newell, of n. j.; Edridge,
Wis; J. L. Thomas, Jr., Md; Wilson, Pa;
VanHorn, n Z; CLARK, o.; Trowbridge
Mich; Trobe. Ky.
Public Expenditures -Messrs Hubbell,
N. "; Brownell, Pa; Hubbard, Ia; Ro.
Inns, N. j.; james, N. Y; Smith, KY.
Warren, Conn; Plants, o.; Nicholson,
Del
Pirate Land Claims -Messrs. Thayer
Pa; Hayes, o.; Goodyear, N. Y; Noel
Mo; Barnwell, Mass; Woodbridge, VT.
Kerr, Ind.
Manufrctmes-Mcssrs. Moorehead of Pa
Ames Mass: Binely, O.. TIimbe, KY.
Halo, N. Y; Harding, H.; SAWYER, Wis.
Hubbard, w. Va; Hubhell, N. Y.
Aqncultwe--Messrs Bidwell, Cal; Grin
nell. Ia; Stillwell Ind; Baxter, Vt: Rit
ter. XIV; Lawrence. Pa; Bergen, N Y.
Indian Afairs- M.ssrs. Window, o
Mimi; Mc1udee, Wis; Dennison. Pa.
Hubbard. la Clark, Kan; Henderson
Oregon; Hart, N Y Ross, H.; VanHorn
Mo-. White, Mass; Smith, Ky; Harding
ILL.,; Buckland, o Hale, N Y; Nell, M.
; Phelps, Md; Fargahea, Ind; Perry, Mich
: Bower, Pa.
Revolutionary Pensions Messrs. McIr
dee. Wis; Price, Is; Boyce, Pa Goodyear
!. NY; Upson. Mich; Bundice, Vt; Wash
burn, Mass; Walker. Q; Holmes, N. Y:
2 Mcaltd Pens,ons-M Messrs. Perham. Nc
StilIman, Nd; Taylor, N. Y; briggs, Mich
VanHorn, N Y; Lawrence, Pa; Sawyer
!, Wis; Benjamin. Mo; Harding, Ky.
j Roads md Canals Beaman, of Nc
VanHorn, of N Y; J H Hubbard, of Conn
! Rousseau, of Ky; Wentworth. of Ill; Dons
= of NY; Miller, of Pa; DeFrees, of Inc
9 Finck, Of o.
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Estimated surplus Of receipts Sill ,osa,sIs ia
The past duo debt on the 3lst October,
hssjde the compound interest, the United
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Read DR.. Seeiye's adv.
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Estimated expenditures for the same
period are $4S4, $50, ,462 81, Of which the
War Department lfor payment oftroops and
closing up existing balances) wants 1907.
7ss1s9 81, aud Interest on the Public Debt,
go. 6.slssss 10 Deficiency for the year,
4ll2.i94, ,s4T 20.
For the year ending June 80, 1867, esti-
mater are:
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OF the Union. The resolution was referred
to committee OF seven.
Mr.. Schenck introduced joint resolution
declaring against the attempt to establish a
monarchy in Mexico, aud requesting the
President to take such steps as will indicate
the American policy and protect tho honor
and interests Of the United States. The
resolution was referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Jencks introduced bill to establish
uniform system Of bankruptcy. Referred
to special committee.
The Speaker then announced the follow.
ing standing committees; s
Commerce-Messrs. Washburne, of ILL.,.
Elliott, of Mass. Dixon, of r. l.; ONell,
OF Pa; Longyear, of Mich; James
Humphrey, Of N. Y.;J. S. Thomas, Jr., of
Nd; Eggleston, of o.; j. NJ. Humphrey,
Military A6air-Messrs. schouck, O.;
Demling, Conn; Marston, N. H., Rousseau,
n.y.; Bingham, q; Aucona, Pa; Ketohum,
N. T.; Blaine, Maine; Selgraves, Ky.
Nacdt 4fairs--Messrs. A. FL. Rice,
Mass; Griswold, n. Y; Pike, Me-; Kelley,
Pa';, Brandagee, Conn; Eldridge, Wis;
Phelps Plp Nd; Darling N. Y; LeBlOnd,
Foreign A6aas-Messrs. Banks, Mass;
Raymond, n, Y; Orh, Ind; w, H. Ran
dali, Ky; Dawson, Pa; Patterson, N. H.;
Newell y N, J'i Cullam, Hi Winfield,
EEections-Messrs. Dawes. Masa; SEQ
field, Pa; Upson, Mich; Marshall, ILL.,;
Paine Wis.,, Shellabarger, O,i McLurg,
Mo-; Redfeld, N. Y. ,. In
Ways and Aeans- Messrs. Morrill,, VT;
Hooper, Mass; Brooks, N: r.; Garfield,
o.; Wentworth, ILL.,; Conkling, N, Y;
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NIITTuIaH, Wu, INyTUr, N. I, DTIBgS, NIeHi
VanHorn, N Y; Lawrence, Pa; Sawyer,
Wis; Benjamin, Mo; Harding, Ky.
Roads md Canals Beaman, of Me;
VanHorn, of N Y; J H Hubbard, of Conn;
Rousseau, of Ky; Wentworth, of III; Dons,
Of NY; Miller, of Pa; DeFrees, of Ind;
Finck, OF o.
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McpesaIs.
Oyrrcr o, ASSISTANT CoxxrssAHY:g sSta BAL % SOP.

Ovv,cx O., AssrsrAsr ConxusARy.Gs % SsH. !.
sIsrENcg, No. 4 SrArssr, NEw Yosx. Oct T. al
RMY SUPPLIES.--SEALED PRn.l
n pOsALs IN DUPLICATE, viii Be rea4iv.a - !.
under,Isnsd until ocIocs, p. NJ. % SATURDAY ~ e
Inst for implying et s use Of the United ssi:. a AM
SUBSisTENCB STORES, 70 DO delivered ia Nev.Yo,S e
Brooklyn as follows. VIZ:
the packs Of 1896 full hooped osk ssh barrels ~
two iron hoops Meat 10 be free from rust or s,sin ~
weight aud thoroughly saed Bidders will state when ~
pork was packed and the brands also the hind Of barrel
The pork be received al such inspection yrds
sgreedto BY the undersigned.
Bidders will the tame In which they propose 10 ~.
their deliveries. a-
Separate proposals be made in duplicate and bldA
may propose for such quantity as they wish TO conrs
deliver.
printed copy Of this advertisement Be s,tsb,A
each proposal ard the proposals must be specific compIyf.s
precisely with all the terms Each bid to have consid
tion contain the written guaranty Of two responh
names. as follows:
any part the above bid be accepted shall be duly fuBi
according 10 m purport aud conditions; also that vr
ten contract with bonds 10 the amount OF oneourth Of ~
value othe stores proposed to DO furnished shall b srscu
| Il required"
The sellers name place Of business and the date Of IN
ping marks be hereafter Designated must be plainly msi
on every package. AL other marks must be obtested
Certificates of inspection by professional packers iasp
other thGn the party uyTthfng the prorsfoas viii -
and condition and the preceding Inspection n
pork will also he examined snd passed upon by Robert
Getty Inspector the part of the United States.
Pavment r be made in currency or s eqairaleat so
az fund, aIe receired a. Mii eGce Jor he purpoe.
Hanks for PYoDosis u-iH be fnuhed at Ls QGs ola
must be seiosd in enreope addyeed 90 the sadsasuG
oyd fndoy,,S " Pyoyo.ais for Subsistence Stores"
H. +. CLARKE, Colonel A. ID. c. and A. c. G.G
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A.stsr.SrorAsrsRsAsrsRs Or,lckS, ~

No ~ STATE sr. Ntw tOhh ~. - Al
CFALED PROPOSALS will be IeS y ". ~
nj. efc. until |. o'clock, M. TliuKSpAh 81 IL
d.; f,r the delivery =, Military Posts and 'ptyely;
eye,sl quantities ofCoAL and WOOp named a 40 tsss
A. D.vil's Island pa tuns Goal; hars sas ma Csd
Cd md 100 cord. of ood; Fort Schuyler ,.ns Cssl
ns ,eo cord, of Wood; Fort Columbus; LY' Poa H.ur
Tor Mood lsO tins Cos and 200 rord. 100 s,v.te ~
,on 80 tun, Coal and cords Woadi fus -. Wo1;
Inn, Coal For, Richmond t0i tuns Coz eha az Md
sort Al sandy Hook 800 tuns Coa sud -. So and 81 70
The Coal ia no the best glaiiy Of A. ,. 4, is vss
ID Stow. .lyrs aud 20 be delivered IN the isup schuy6
st, srcept az David. Island Harris isiana ~ he DOH
aud AZ SANDY Hook where II Ia 10 be dVr ,hs prvsls
The contractor can. however ssi hhl' rni tsaas
At having the coal hoi.ted aud hauled o aus per tGh
M the several posts al the current rate OF ~. cord ts
Verrhsntabls hard wood 10 the standss"' W"
hundred and twer,y-eight cubic eo'' their pfopcss
The bidders viii he required 20 accope1! Mo-, tbx 10
;,h ,u,rsuses signed by TWO re.pec,ayts sy. ibefs
80 heir bids are accepted they Will within .nfesus
s0,, execute contract for tie same WIN ss e 10 ~
,,;s in the sum OF i've thousand dos Az, 20 deis's
H. ~. coal and three thousand dollars tS,x with ne
H. WOOD "a they may bid therefor IN is;vry te~
,ens of this payment lv uroyids. sy.e
mad. In such funds the toNeFhip'"s ,aicer 81 W
In InoxicJIment Of the proper resc'pni Ss,,rfeJ ~
w, All m. coal and wood contracted ior !. "a the Lab
,x.an th, ds,s of the signing oil tho eoh'aN' az.
November lsbS. = ;..,iur any or al tas
The privilege Is reservoir - .. fs
IL deemed advisable =, pcos,l, for Goal "
Ga.rinrs should bs Endorsed, ffop'' ros father ~
M aeJ aJdre,sed TO the undersigned. f''
ticulars inquire At this ohice .,r VAN WET w.
Nv ord,r OF Breye, brs 0ea srTwAhi S0g,ikN
teruiss.ss v. :. a. c,,;, and Al, u as'esnS'N
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orAarKRxAsrsg's OyrIor, No u sInEsr'
Nrw.YoRK. Oct. >, lsa ,
for FORAGE and SIhA

Proposals are invited by the uuiersned fr ne nv -
of GOOD n,.rchant.bla TIMOTHY HAY sud slnN"
board OF vessels at such wharf in New York hsf0~
be designated. ,,, - vain ~
thousand COO pounds per tun exclusive o. NoOe al 10
Prono.,, must s,atc plainly the quantity, Pr'ce sh' ~
OF delivery. 1t. ,,ov.rnusa -
,pector aud weighed before being shipped r, s,,,v 4
Proposas will also be received 20 dei,e, my, liza c.
Washington, ID. 4. Richmond. A. ~'' INV.
subject TO the above requirements. A.. "a mae, tbs -
Bile will be accepted from tiie !" ""'' "
qulremen,s OF the Govenmont. IAN ,beresfsf =
Pnymeuts 70 be made on delivery, o, IS soon
fund, for the purpose shall be- received ,:, Gsn h.
STEWART VAN NLlEI, bIe'e' HN'"
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QuARrgRxtsrER-G GENERALS OyycH
WAsBiseros. D. C., July o. lsS J
r ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE Of STEAA.

Ws,BIyeros ID. C., July q. 1865 J
T ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE Of STEAA.
~ BOATS. WHARFBOATs BARGEs and Vr 20
PROP Proposals. ere invited and WI .
ceiyed the and until tue dstes hereinafter
the peySe.;s q the BARGEs
AT SoB}IEp. ALABAMA. UNTIL THURSDAY ocro
sidswheel steamer Laurel Hin neg stored 80 tuzA
Side Wheel steamer Warrior. registered 900 sgn.
wheel steamer James battle, gegistefed OIL tu
Side wheel steamer n " Thomas. registered sii saaA
sS Wheel Wheel : .ssmer Ssrvs reteed sos tun
Side-wheeI steamer J. d. Swain registered ~ tan.
sternwheel steamer Jennie Ros,r' REGISTERED 80 tuna
s,ernwhesl r. b. Hamilton tsanki registers
scrsw.tus Perry, registered l54 tuna
Screw.tus Alph Cutting, registered 70 tuna
Screw-tug Blossom, registered 81 tuns
Model Barge Ford Canal Boa, Golden Fra. Canal Bog y
nane forty (.O) Pon;oon BGsss, thirty 1901 iswf SsA
ant three (3 Sectional Docks a.,
All of which can be seen at MOBILE, Ala aa0 -
day Of sale.
Persons making proposals for more than oae boh or
should give the nae number Of each boat or barge oa'
with price proposed 10 be gwen tor each. -
Each envelope containing BID should oe .e ,s ,,o
indorsed thereon, and Addressed to Bresdie General
Psr.ons Chief Of Rail and River Trsn.p IN ="
the officer charge OF river transportation Of tho pom' A.
The Soyernmen, reserve, the ri.ht 70 withdraw any
the above property, and to reject proposals aee1 "
paynspt. to be made IN United States currency upon -
acceptance Of any proposal and prior 10 the delivery
property. ,.,, "A
full description Of the property may be obtsined %
cation to Colonel Arthur Edw ards. Assistant Vasens'
1t. Louis, Missouri. 60,
BY order OF the oa.rteEmaser-Ge i sSdvs
R,iv C.n aud Chief of Rail and River fnnsportAtoa
WASHINGTON d. c.. Sept IL ~
EOTlCE.-An boats &c. at New Orleans snd MJ s. -
which bids are not accepted will be offered a. PSoaSS ~
ton those at New Orleans st that place SATURDAY.
nth day Of October aud those Mobile attai psee "a
DAY the 10th day Of October. Due notice VII DC s'~
precise hour and locality OF sale. -,
BY order Of the Qusrtermas,eI. Genera
LEWIS u. PARSONS big Oe'Se