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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-02

COMMITTED FOR BuRGLARY.-Wm.
Mccullough and w. NJ. Cook, of Rush.
creek township, were examined be-
fore Esq, E. 8, Gardner, at Bremen,
on Tuesday of last week, on a charge
Of burglary. They were held in the sum
of 500 each. to answer the charge at
the next term Of Fairfield Common
Pleas, Their offence was breaking
into the store and ware-house Of Lamb
& Crawford at Bremen, which, from
the evidence, it appeared had been
done repeatedly within d few months
past, and quantities of various kinds
Of goods from time to time abstracted
thercfrom. The accused, In default of
bail were committed to the county Jail.
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Il YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK July 70, .
FLOUR-.S6 Tons rs for ext a State;
So l5a9 IS for extra round hoop Ohio,
and so 6On11 rs for trade brands
WHISKY Quiet at So 2Oa2 Is for
State and Western.
WHEAT-Ncw No. l Milwaukee
SO 05a2 10.
CORN-941aS5e for sound mixed
Western; 90c for yellow Western and
95c for sound yellow.
OATS-46a47c for Chicago; 48a52c
for Milwaukee; 55c for iowa and 81 TOR
Jersey.
W0OL-Dull and declining at Boa
65c for Domestic fleece; 55a65c for pull
led; 55c for tubbed. 25a33c for Texas,
and 36a4OC for California.
PORK-Heavy at $50 56a3l GO for
new mess; closing at S31 564 cash
$40 90 for old do and $27a27 20 tor
prime.
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Additional Pension.

The Widows Of Soldiers who have
died in the service ofiho United States
have been granted by q recent act Of
Congress,
50 per month for each surviving mi
nor child Of such soldier.
Also, each soldier who has lost an
arm, or a foot, or whose disability is
equal to the loss of a hand or a foot,
SIS per month.
Leave your applications immediate.
ly with W TaIlmadge, who purpo.
SEES visiting Washington City with the
claims he receives, in order that col
lectiohs may be made more speedily.
Aug. 2. 1866-tf
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

NlNSiNNAI l' ONil ch'
Snperine, 81 O0a7 rs; TX.
ira So 0Oa9 co. trade brands 50 GOA
10 90; family $40 25all 20, fancy
II 50at3 90
GRAIN-Winter 50 3Oa2 As; Spring
81 95a2 90. Corn Goa63c in elevator.
Oats 43a45c for No. l Rye 75aS0c
for No. /. Barley l 45al so.
PROVISI0NS-Mess Pork S32 90
Blk Meats 144, and III for Shoulders
and Sides. Bacon 164a19 for do =
Hams 2la22c for plain; 238a24c for SUI
gal cured. Lard 19Ial9$c for prime.
SEED-Clovcr and Timothy, prices
nominal. Flax so %.
WOOL-Medium TO Fine Fleece 40a
SIC
BUTTEH.-Contral Ohio 27a29c
for choice.
EGGS-Dull at lie for prime.
HAY-Prime, 16 00al7 90 per ton.
BEEF CATTLE-Common to extra,
5 00a7 90
HGGS-Stock 0 75al0 90; Fat 10 %
a10 so.
SHEEP-s3 50a4 so.
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secure ono

Nowis the time TO get q new suit
and Peters, Miller & Bro. is the place
70 get them cut, as they have lately
secured the services Of Mr., o. BRYAN,
direct from New York, who comes
highly recommended by Mr.. Gleneross,
Reporter of Fashions SO Broadway
M0tta, Hyde & vanduzen l16, Duane
ST., and others.-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-02

AI,rSe variety Of Gloves, Mits, Hosiery, Dress
WINNINGS, Notions. &C, at reduced prices. Also
large stock Of Cottonades, from 81 to 80 centsi =
large tock o fCotton Yarns, Carpet and Coveriet
Cham, AT reduced prices. Etarge stork OF
Boots. Shoes and Lasting Caters
Mless than cost, as Iwisht 10 quit the business.
Iniy NJ. 1866. l7-tf.
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MoRrIcuLTuRAL EXHIBITION.

At the meeting Of the Hooking Val.
ley Horticultural Society on Saturday
last, it was resolved to hold the Fall
Exhibition on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday the goth, 2lst and 22d days
Of September next. The programme
Of arrangements with premium lists,
&c, will be announced in due season.
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All persons indebted to me by note
or book sccosnt, are hereby request
cd to make immediate payment to W
T. Wise, ESQ, at his Office, over Kauff'
mans Drug Store. A. @. BARLOW.
Toledo, o July 20, &c. At.
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U. S. TAXES,
Twelfth Collection District
IN OHIO

NroTIcE is hereby gwen 10 ali whom 1t may con-
" Germ, that the lists, valuations and enuineratons
made and taken within the County OF Falr1eld, \,
lie deposited with John NJ. Cohneh, Assessor, in
Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio,
And there len open for examination from the sOth'
day Of July to the 10th ( y OF August, a =; isoo, ~
appeals will be received and determined by the AS
SCISSOR for SAID district, relative TO eHresslye OF eIIo-
Geous valuations OF enumeratlons made ana re.aLn,
81 John M ConnelI, Assessor, IN the said town Of
Lancaster. and that on the last nanied days Tlli agan
I've submitted 10 the inspection ofany ana aipeLsons
ans returned nv Assistant ASSESSOR aforesaid.
An appeals to the Assessof. as Aforesaid. shall oe
made h! writing, and all specify the particular cause,
matter or thing respecting when q aeS,s,en 70 TO
quested. 1on y JSS,r.rt IKE
Lsneaster, July -. ee.-is2w.j -
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rYWs Woald adviss evorY man to

RrWe would advise every man to
got his wife . good Sewing Machine,
rather than see her wear her health,
yigor and life away in the everlasting
stitch. stitch stitch, by hand, when a
Sewing Machine can be obtained.
T. Il. BilliDghurst has = few more
left Of the Wheeler 4 Wilson and
Grover & Baker.
Parties are advised 10 call soon and
secure ono.
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EQUALIZATION BOUNTY BILL,
As Passed Congress, July sTth, lsOs.
Gives 800 Additional Bouniy

To every soldier who has served three
years in the army uader n enlist
ment since April 10, 1861, and has
recci we'd but 500.
To all soldiers who enlisted for three
years but we're discharged By redsOn of
wou DIS received in the line Of duty be.
fore they had served their term OF on
listment and have not received over
500 bounty.
To the widow, minor children, or
parents in the order named. of any
soldier who enlisted for aterm of three
years and died in the service OF the
United States, or of disease or wounds
contracted while in the service. if no
more than ASSOC bounty has been paid
by the U S. to such suldieror his heirs.
All soldiers, or the heirs of su"h as
have died who have ii claim under this
law should apply for the collection of
this additional Bounty to T W. Tall
madge, authorized Military Claim A.
gent, Columbus, Ohio. or to his agents,
y. i. Reinmund & Son.
Lancaster, Ohio.
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Masonic ana Odd Fellows Fansrat ~
ff GAINESVILLE,

There was a large attendance at the
funeral of Mr.. Hugh Mcdonald at
GAINESVILLE on Sunday last. Having
been an esteemed member of both the
Odd Fellows and Masonic fraternity
both orders Joined In tho ceremonies
attending the sepultureo Of tho deceased.
Those attending from this place took a
special train Of FIVE cars under charge
of conductor Goss and Master ofTrans.
porta, ion BUsHEE
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scribed:

1t would crafty us exceedingly to
be able in our next to give the neces.
sary additions to the foregoing list to
complete the quota of subscription re.
CURED of Fairfield county. The sub
ject is committed TO the people for
their earnest and prompt considera.
ton.
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NOTICE To TEACHERS.

The Board of Examiners will meet in the upper
room orthe County OAi'es, for the Examination OF
Teachers, on Saturday, the IIth day -
August.
The examination will begin precisely Mt 10 o'clock,
A. ", AMI 10 applicants vii he received for exam
nation after II o'clock.
Teacher will remembe that they can get rertif-
Gates at % other time. and that they must be pre-.
pared tn stand an examl nation in OrthOgraphy. Read.
ing. Pnnmansh u, Arithmetic. Geography, English
Gramm lr, an Theory Of Teaching, according 10 the
following ules and regulations;
The Character Of the applicants examination will
be represented on y scale ofOae to ten--oue denot-
ingthe lowest qualification. aud ten the highest.
-Four classes ofeertifcates will he gsIntei. rs fol-
lows: First class, valid ~ mouths; second class,
valid IS months; third class, valid IL months, fonrih
class. vaii u months.
A satisfactory examination in the theory and prac-
tice OF teaching, AMI q high degree of snr"eSs in
teaching will Ilso he cons dercd IN determining the
class of%r'rtif 'ate To be- granted. No cert .icate will
he granted unless the nppii; mt passes an examina-
ton in each D ranch Of stub %yeqli'ei by laW.
Owing to n change ~ the school Law all appli-
cants will he required TO pay Il fee Of fifty cents, ash
condition discrimination.
R6 AlnppIeants must come prepared with a pre-.
paid envelope, properly addressed TO themselves.
By order ofthc Board.
! O. HARIZLER, Clerk.
Lancaster, Aug. 2. lSO6-2w
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Law AED NOTARY (FaCE.
John Garaghty

win give special care and attention 20 malsrsc
Partition, sale OF Lands by Adminlstraiors anu! 1nhu-
.nshs coIlaction ana I'M examination Of titles.
deeds. Mortgages, Leases, and otner contfsc's
prepared, and their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. thsen.
:. a, ~ sntllisd Ia receive, 70 he nov sohcitf asnaN|
Nm nsfronaee orhIs old friends aniacqQaiptd9HM
Charges WILDE reasonable lk31n
oFFIcE-TalImAdge Rioes .iltai u ;ais,se
lancaster, March ! Iss$-H'tv- 4 49,
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q S6s-The publication Of the regular
report Of proceedings of the Horticul-
tural meeting Of Saturday is unavoida-
bly, deferred till our next issue.
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VALUABLE FARM
1t % HI - A IL ne /.

nY an order oi the Conrt Of Common Pleas, the
sale, the faTin on the I ,rnplke, situate az miles east
or Lancaster, known as the Frances Ann Albown
Farm, Said iarm consists OF 81 s9.lOO acres ana
is Of the best lands In tie. Pleasant Run valleys
well watered and numbered, and 10 under a good
state Of Improvement.
purchase money in hnnH and the residue lnthree
eonal ANIMAL payments with interest &C six per cent
payahle annually the deferred payments 70 be Sc
cured, by q mortgage on the premises, and the sec.
ond deferred payment by good personal security IN
Persons desiring TO purchase can call upon the nm
dersigned. or n ,SchleiOh, Esq, the attorney, IN Ian
naRteY. 'N WI. RI3SE, Iroslee'
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DG-Postmaster Wiseman, of this
city, was confirmed by the Senate OF
Friday last.
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yaisa.laS coan,y Te.shsfe innl,u.s.

According to previous notice, the
above Institute will opcn~"n Monday,
Aug. 18th, at 1 O'clock, P. M, and
close Friday evening following.
Programme Of exercises will DO Civ
ensin next weeks paper.
j. WILLIAMS,
j. G lIARTzLEt, Elk. Com
j. +. REINMUNp.
Lancaster, o, Aug. 2,|66.
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RoLL oF ItoNoM.

Receipts on subscription to the Ian.
caster Gazette for tho week, ending
knnmaf 1864.
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Loss BY
PORTLAND FIRE, JULY 4th

The total amount covered by Etna Policies on
property destroyed or damaged is S2O6,s54, on
which salvage will be about 5 per cent. Our total
loss will not vary much from 100000, and IS
being promptly adjusted and paid. This sum is 8
per cent. upon the assets, a6gure but slightly ex-
ceeding our government and State taxes pad last
year, on proportion equal to a $1,000 loss for O
company of 100000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations. IL forcibly illustrated
by this tre. Several weak Insurance Companies are
destroyed. Portland has a population Of S5,OOo;-
was handsomely built, mostly fine brick or stone
structures-protected and screened with upwards OF
5000 shade trees-bounded on three sides by water
indeed, literally, almost rising from the ocean-anh
with a good steam FIRE department-yeti It has SIO,s
OOO,O6O Of property consumed in a few hours
upon a holiday when its people are least occupied
from the very Insignificant cause Of q contemplate
FIRE cracker.
Remember the triAing origin OF fires that sweep
away 10 q few hours the earnings OF years Consider
your best interests and give the Etna agenta call
you need proper Insurance security. Policies issued
at fair terms.
B. F. REINMUND & SON, Agts,
Lancaster: Ohio.
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Desirable City Prop.
erty for Sale.

IA IL 0uSE and Let on Columbus street
MHAYM having i26 feet front, with an alley
.ss.NM on tw0 sides; good Cellar, Clstorn. We'll,
s.Ip9SEe Ice House, Stlbling, ard other desirable
@rz&@ convenienres, 1t being the same proper
- ~ now nve in.
Lancaster, Aug. Z--tf P. RISING.
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SALE OF REAL RsrArn.

TN pursuance OF n writ Of sale to me directed Twin
off r for sale at the door of the Court Houseln the
city Of Lancaster, Fairfield County, ohio,
On Saturday, August 25th, 1869, 3
Al l o'clock p. M the following real estate
situate IN said county, to.wit: The remainder In fee
after the life Estate ofJulia Walters there n Of an un.
divided one-fth oiIn.lot No. 2 IN Reher'a addition
to the town ofLancaster. and now known as Lot No.
S2s Of the city OF Lancaster.
Terms OF Sale-Cashin hand.
1901 JOHN A. HUNTER,
Guardian osHlmorF. WslteIs.
Aug. ist, isee-le.sw ~ /
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Sole ProPFieIuTs, VuI0ABH IH
?. O. Drawer $500.
SOLD AT wHoLE3ALE BY
John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio.
AT RETAIL BY
stoc um 4 White, and Kaufman a Co., Lancaster,o
July 1917 ly. s
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A eMAND FREE EXHIBITION,
AImission. 6W Gems.

Children under twelve years Of age, 20 Cents.
Doors open at ~ and ?. NJ. Grand cavalcadeiat
q and 4 p. nj,
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BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE,
ON THE PARTICIPATION PLAN. jr7'- f.
LOViIIard ImsUra c Company,
oF NEW YORK.

These Com rnnles divide three .fonrths Of net pro-
Ats annually 10 the Policy Holders IN scrip bearing
interest Mt d per eent-thereby funding the surplus
aud giving policy holders greater security and
cheaper insurance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-12
A Visit to the Old Battlefield or Fart
DOnelSOn. et@A aszf7
DOVER TrNN r,

DOVER, Tenn, June Z, So
Editors Journal:
Business brought me to the town of
Dover, which occupies part of the
battlefield of Fort Donelson. Grim
yisaged war has left its foot prints in
unmiistakable signs upon the place.
1t was dull and dilapidated enough
before the war, but now it is little else
than a mass of ruins, negro huts, and
only a few almost worn out houses.
Having few leisure hours before the
boat should pass along, | improved
them in making. to me, most inter-
esting pilgrimage over the old battle
field, so historic in the nation an
mails, and the first of our decisive VIC
tories in the West.
Passing out of Dover, theft OBJ
ject of interest is the new fort, built,
by our forces after Forests bloody
repulse, on the hill Immediately adj.
joining the town, and half mile above
the old rebel works Tt was evidently
built under the supervision of an. in
telligent engineer, and is now in very
good state. of preservation The gar
rison and armament were Withdrawn
after the close of the war, and nothing
is left but few heavy pieces of ord
nance, lying near the waters edge.
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ture very pieasant IoI the eye " o"0ii
upon.
We found the town in some state
of excitement in regard to concert
to be given for the benefit of the
widows and orphans of the South =
in which all the musical talent, as
well as the beauty of the place-which
you know is famed for its beautiful
women-were concerned, thatit might
be made a paying institution, to help
the suffering ones away off. And it
did pay well. At an early hour the
house was filled to its utmost capacity,
all seeking in earnest endeavor to be
the first to respond to the pleadings
that come to us from the mountains
and the valleys of the South-from the
blackened fresides and the wrecked
homesteads of those reckless men,
who, fighting, lost all; and left as
legacy, want.snd misery to those who
remained.
twas beautiful to see the perfect
harmony that existed. All creeds, all
parties, were blended in perfectunison
of feeling. Beautiful ladies, fresh
young girls, and strong stalwart men
sang and played as perhaps they never
sang or played before, for there was a
noble end before them to be attained.
/ care not 10ho they were-what
they had been-there still came, and
it still comes, over the distance, the
cry "Give US food for ourselves and
our little ones, or we perish.
The church in which the concert
was given was tastefully arranged
the walls were covered with flower
wreaths and appropriate naottoes and
quotations, among which we noticed
those beautiful words of the Savior
He that giveth to the poor, lendeth
to me"
| Itaweuld be impossible to mention
in detail all the pleasing features OF
the evenings entertainment. I can
only mention two or three, for space
; willzn permit more lengthy no
tice.s ~
Flow on, Thou Bright and Shining
River, a Duet of much beauty, was
well rendered by the Misses H-s
What are the Wild Waves Say
ing, by Miss Annie Rs, and q
gentleman whose name we have un.
fortunately forgotten, was finely sung
This young ladyis the happy possessol
of one of the sweetest voices il has
ever been our good fortune to hear.
the audience with marks of evident
delight, thereby showing a good an.
probation, for truly did the talented
sisters represent Music and Her
: Sister, Song" This was followed b.
"The Cascade of Roses" (instru.
mental, by Miss Jenny b, an ap.
plicable name for the piece, for truly
did the young lady evoke such shoioers
of music from the instrument as rarely
greet us, 1t was simply exquisite !;
now ripping along the higher keys in
bird like trills; sporting in fullness of
melody along the middle, until, with
a suddenness that was surprising as
well as pleasing, the deep, rich tones
Of the bass came stealing into the
Cascade, " filling the house and, the.
hearts of all present with the beauti-a
ful melody. But where all was SO ex-
cellent, it is hard to distinguish which
was theibest. i'' gaa 4 s. wei . IS
The Concertwas held on two nights,
and to, crowded houses. Too much
cannot be said in praise of the effort
made in this good cause, for charity is
ever holy, and. we are glad to y-it
was decided success. We hope the
enterprise may, be again undertaken at
an early day.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

thE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing under the firm name of
Ferris, Sparks & Co., is this day dissolved
Dy mutual consent, d. E. Sparks with
craving from the same, the new firm as
Stunning all debts and receiving all dues.
E.tA9 H. +. FERRIS.
d. E. SPARKS.
EVANSVILLE, June /, 1866. iuns 2w.
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KANAWHA SALT COMPANY.
lnay2ltf

u 1SuHH6I, JI., U6II6IdI Ag6IlJ.
Office = No. D NORTH WATER STREET,
(upstairs,) l.E
Evansville, Ind.
PAVING THE FULL CONTROL
~ and management of all KA Ma VIVA
SALT shipped below the Falls of the Ohio.
am prepared to fill orders for any GUAM
tity, as low in price as any salt in market
All Ednozohd SAT- is in good cooperage
and is branded "Kanawha Salt Co.. 80
4 - J.. RUFFNER, JR.
apf2o I'M vf fl-s General Agent
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CORRESPONDENCE.
From an Occasional Correspondent.

Leaving EvansVille--The" CurleW -
Extraordinary Steamboat Captain
The Embarkati0n - Henderson -
Concert for the benefit of the
widows and Orphans Of the
South, &c. tf Fl -'-A
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gel 1oase1s 10 3s,v s7oob es1ar
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Partnership Notice.

III. F. Ferris and John Ferris, under the
nrm name of II. F. Ferris q Co.. will con-
tlnue the wholesale drug business at the
old stand, No. 81 Main street. :
EVANSVILLE, June ], 1866. iunS Wv.
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RAY HOUSE

Two squares southeast of Union Depot, cor.
Delaware and South streets. -'..7,
ar< Indianapolis, Ind
JAMES LAMBERT & Co. Proprietors.
8 As good fare and cheaper bills than any
ready in time for railroad trains. Large
and .well-supplied stables, sheds, and yard
for live stock, and stock received and for
railroads. 1890 : -TIs-1 .-r-F Tmstvl4 dam
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HOTELS
90 &c HOTELS nIssa ai
of sida won 5Te Esdi tedl h51a
American House.
JoHN TRAVIS, Proprietor,

JUN TIA v Is, FfOpr1etOf,
water St, between Main d Sycamore
Opposite Steamboat Landing, Evansvn
Indiana.
1857 Free Omnibus running from the D
poi. aprlS
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-03
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CAVALRY DEPOT, GIESBORO', D. C.


QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, !
FIRST DIVISION,
Washington D. c., February q, 1866.
By order of the QuarteTmaSter General, there will
be sold on the premises at public auction under the
direction Of Capt. GEQRGE T. BROWNING. A. q.
NJ, on WEDNESDAY, April 4th 1866 at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described Public Property
ONE d STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL,
frame, with massive granite foundations,) 40 by so
feet, with coal hay and engine houses attached, all
constructed Of the very best material and in the most
substantial manner.
Also, at the same time and place, the Machinery
ONE d ENGINE, OF O-HoRSE POWER,
with Cylinder of TWENTY-FIVE OBJ inches diameter and
twentyfour (24 inches stroke, set upon heavy east
iron bed-plate, with cold and hot water pumps and
heater, and cast-iron fy-wheel, with driving pull
ley, of the material, ten co feet in diameter
and twenty-our GA inches face with Judson patent
two l2J BOILERS, OF 6O-HORSE POWER EACH,
made Of the best boiler iron, fVes xteenths 5l6)
an inch in thickness, five 5( feet in diameter, and
containing seventy-six 20 lap welded Rues each
three 81 and onetOurth "a inches in diameter with
TEN (l0j PAIRS Of REEDS PATENT BUCK
INGLIAM THIRTY go INCHES SPRING
CONSTRUCTED of solid French burr milestone and set
in heavy, Unbalanced frames, with hay-cutters,
elevators and copveyors sufficient to cut and handle
the hay, grain and prepared feed on the most eco
nOmical and labor saving plan.
The shafting is of finished wrought iron, and the
pulleys Of cast iron, faced and balanced. with hang
and boxes sufficient drive ten 90 pairs of burrS
&c. The main driving belt is of four a. ply rubber
and twenty-four "a inches wide. The belts for driv-
ing mills, &c, are of the best oak-tanned, patent
stretched leather
The Engine Boilers. Machinery, and Fixtures OF
every description are of the very best materials and
workmanship and still i'll oxeeilentconditOn and
fine working order the Mill having been in operation
only about fifteen months.
II deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern
ment on the day Of sale, the buildings will be sold
separately.
FERNS cash, in Government funds
Purchasers will he required to remove their prop
erty before the first QsU day of May next, unless
otherwise arranged with the owner Of the grounds
boat for GiesbOro viii leave the Sixth st. wharf
every hour during the day Of sale.
Any further information that may be desired will
be given upon application in person or by letter. tC
| Capt. GEO. L. BROWNING. A. Q. NJ. Gie.h9ro', OF
| to this Office JAMES A. EklN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
fe26thp3 lst Division O. NJ q O.