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7a E. B. JOHNSON.
Indorsament az the President

Endorsement Of the President; III
"The independence exhibited by the
writer in resisting the attempt to levy
tax upon him as as ofiee-holder under.
the Federal Government, and his just
statement of correct principles, entitle
him to respect and appreciation. I,
therefore, as an evidence of my appro-
baton of the qualities manifested in
his letter. recommend him to the Post
master General for promotion. # l'a
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R. E.FORT.

A ttorney at Law. Bellevue, Bos-
n sier parish, La. Mo
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Pure w ines and Brandies
for medicinal purposes.
Having purchased the house and
stock of the firm of Ball & Dashiell,
and stock of Smith & Lewis, for the
purpose of doing permanent business
in the Drug line, persons visiting
Shreveport, will find it to their interest
10 give us call. Being determined to
conduct the business on larger scale
than it has been done heretofore in
North Louisiana, we feel confident oil
being able to give satisfaction to all
who will give US trial.
They will find T. G. Lewis, (late
Smith g. Lewis ready to price or sell
goods; and P. H. Kyes and S. A.
Alston (for 10 years in the business) tt
put up the bills in a neat and substan.
tial manner.
| All Medicines warranted pure.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours
day or night. oo
WHITE & co.
i DO aEsaa j. w. SMITH, Agent
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T.. b. WATKINS,
DIR. w Il. YearOut,

Dhysieian and Surgeon, respectfully
announces to the, citizens OF this
community, that be will practice in all
the branches Of his profession when
called upon. y4n32
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II. M. FORT,

A ttorney and Counselor at Law.
"A Bellevue, Bossier parish, La.
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POSTMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, March 2. 5

POSTMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, March 2. )
To the Hon. E. H. Rollins, U. s. House
of Representatives:
SIR-I have just received circular
from the New Hampshire Union Club
requesting me to remit sum equal to
IL per cent. of my annual salary, for
the purpose of defraying the expenses
of the approaching election. The cir
cular states that such persons as go
home to vote at said election are here
by excused from comply with this re-
nuest. As am not voter must, ac-
eording to this circular, remit sum
equal to II per cent. of my annual sal
ary. / am against all measures which
tend to destroy the purity of the ballot
box, and this ] regard as one. have
never given a cent. for the purpose of
bribing voters TO vote contrary to their
| judgments, and l never shall. ANY man
who sells his vote deserves to be dis
lfranchised. have watehedthe dolngs
of Congress during the present session,
and in 50 doing / have noticed that you
have acted with that noted disunionist,
Tbad. Stevens, and, therefore, l amled
to believe you and your company par
take Of his cup, which contains the es7
sence Of disunion. Upon the precept
that like begets like, / am led to be-
lieve that this money so raised will be
lexpended for elevating more disunlon-
lists to power, and as a student OF the
Constitution / have been taught that
all efforts made for the purpose of pro-
curing power aud office by unfair means
are contrary to the spirit of liberty and
Justice. do not believe, that during
the present session of Congress you
!. acted in accordance with the will of q
! majority of the people of New HampT
: shire, and confidently hope that you
Q and your disunion cOpartners will al
: the next election meet with that rebuke
' which you SO justly deserve. Your
: appeal for funds argues weakness IN
your cause. e-.ssEemsnas1i
: 81 am yours, &C.,
J - n q
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4th. Resolved, Thet we consider the
Government of the United States the
aehite mans Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23
HENRY BOWMAN.
Captain and Assistant Qnsrterm,ster.

OFFICE o. AsusrAxrQrARrzaxAsrxl,(
WELLINGTON Del. Jan. Q, 1870. !
GALE Of Surplus Government MULES,
- all good and BE- sold .. Public Auction,
at WILMINGTON. Del, on
FRIDAY, the sth Of January.
FRIDAY. the l7th Of January,
FRIDAY, the 18th Of Jsnaary,
FRIDAY, the 3sth Of January,
-FOUR HUNDkED GOOD and sERvIcZABLE MULES
One hundred on each day Of ssle.
The particular attention Of called 10 the
eeen quality Of the muie. being Of good size In good
dop hind and gentle and well broke harness. being the
surplus team mules Of Washington Depot
Animals sold snely.
Sale to commence 81 10 q N.
Terms-Cash, In United States currency
BY order Of Brevet Brig Gen. JAMES A. EKIN, In
charge lat Div. ONO. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23
GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.

N Il. @. MUIR. Noe 40 md u Broadway, N. Y.
Locations made parties from selected Quarter Sections
60 scres ofthe choicest Of Farming Pine Timber Govern
msnt Lands IN the States Of Michigan, Wisconsin Missouri
lows Minnesota and Kansas and Te toes OF Nebrsts and
Dacotah.
FREE HOMES FOR ALL.
BEST LANDS IN THE WORLD.
Complete instructions furnished those desiring settle upon
Government Lands under the Homestead enactsDt HERE
and HOW to choice selected Quarter Section Ito
acres In either Of the above States and Territories
Specs attention given Soldiers locations under amended
Homestead Act Improved Farms, rche. Of soil beautiful
locations sale low rates. In al Of the Western siates
TAXES PAID. TITLES EXAMINED.
Bounty Land Wesnts snd College Scrip located BY special
contract Our facilities for sale Of good Western improved
Farms are unexamped Correspondence for sale Of such in
vi,ed particulars send postpaid envelope with address
for Circular Refer, by permison TO Ills Excelency hEU-
BEN L. FEN1ON, Governor Of the State OF New-fork-
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DICHARD WALTERS,
III GENERAL
AUcTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. "a EAST BIO .DwAI.
Near Cstherinest New York. -
saes suction Of Merchandise Furniture tStores OF al
kuds) Horses Carrsres Wagons, Harness. Pianos. Ma
cnerv and all kinds Of Property solicited Terms moderate
Also cash advances made any amount Of the above for
sale or storage. .-.
Msgpihcent Household Furniture and Select Library
Coach TrottiDg and Saddle HorseE Coupes, Canisses
Wagons and sleisbs,
Property Of n. B. Rrsdiord late Public
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell TO-DAY,
lac, dale opening on Horses and Cargcs One hundred
aud twe6.. Bloomingdals road the Household Furniture
consisting OF the most
SUPRRB MODERN STYLE
OF PARLOR. LIBRARY,
RECEPTION-ROOM MusIC-RO0M,
DINING-ROQN, CHAMBER,
and KlfChEN FURNITURE. VIZ:
Splendid nsd gilt ebony Etssere center and pier Tables
richly framed plate nantef Mirrors ebony and other sus
Furniture French Coc. Parisn sstqsi,s aud Vases Vel
tsns aud Hansn:s fine Oh Paintings and Ensrsvmgs Ii
bfsry Table and Bookcases, etc. 1900 .,r
Splendid ROSEWOOD ISs plAN 90 sTooh ANU
French. walnut and other Bedsteadsj Buresus win Nit
rors, Mattresses, Commodes Washssnds. French plate mir
Select LbIsry Of Historical Poetics Scientific and other
HORSE scARRIAGEs, HARNESS. ROBES, SLEIGH. Etc.
One Victoria Carriage. One ladies' Park and one Pony
Wagon one Susy superior family Sish single and doub.e
Harness. Blankets, Robes, ladies. and gents Saddles one
team ssy csas nor.e ~ hrnd; high ;0p s End h i9a
Ethan Allen and Psiehens oek one black Mare t hands
As"' ''' WELCOME R. BEEBE, / ..,,,..,
CHARLES DEvELIN,
R pc. 10 ). ss ssas tS% oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23

II dss CspucDes Place do Neuvel Open, opposite the
RYE DE- Il PAX and the Theatres has been opened since
July 1882 Il contains 700 Bed prices from a. to 25f
20 Drawing rooms, from Sc TO 3nc magnificent Saloon.
table dhots O'Clock Dinners ard breakfasts served
\ a carte In the coffee well in the epsrtments
Ehrre 10 Resdngroon with the best English and Foreign
papers ard publication Mushroom and Dawingroom for
1he Of travellers without additional charge Thsre
Cabs Cssgs and Omubusses going to the railway stations
The srrvsn spesk ell languages This superb Hotel posses
knK all that modern luxurs aud conS combine and sit
patsd On Fashionable part Of Paris Is recommended
DO the attention o; Jewellers, independently Of their two
hotels the Compsgnie lumobisre have established
private furnished house the boulevard des Cspu
cne, opposite the RotuBdA Of the Grand Hotel where
families can reside IN their private residences and
where they may rely upon finding the utmost comfort.
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VALUABLE FACTORY SITE for SALE

" ALUABLE FACIUR1 SIZE TOT SALE.-
The Belvidere Manufacturing Company having had
their Cotton Mil destroyed by fire, oaer their site
aud for sale with transfer Of chartered PRIV
ia feet Stream falling $50 inches
probably be had The IT,, is 96 by about $50 feet Rail-
road facilities to every point
This chance for wanting to IN the
manufacturing business For further Particular address
A. N. EASTON,
= BevideIe, ~ J.
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Marbinern.

EOR SALE-Two PORTABLE ENGINES,
IT 1890 rse.power; two STATIONERY ENGINES. 10
horse powe with without boilers For sale very low
Inonirr Al No. as Annst VIM MCKENZIE.
HUGHESs ATMOSPHERIC OR LIGHT
II NlNU ORE STAMP will stamp any known ORE TO an
imp.lpsbe powder Machines warranted money refunded
Price 400 J. L. DOUGLASS No. 1853 Broadway, Room 10
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obstruction.

ROYS prepared practically for business at
~ DoIbeaI's Commercial Acadsmy 900 Broadway Trey
acquire industrious and energetic habits becoos quick q
fsurss, upd business Writer'S nd good Beck tssscrs,
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OuARTERMAsTxRGESERALs CyyrcR.l
WARRINGTON, u. C., December IL, 1868. !
GOVERNMENT SALES.-SALES OF RE.
" SERVED HORSES-The Qusrternsster- raj OF the
Army directs that all the Government Horses Gsr
boro, ID. c.. be sold to the highest bidders
SALES will. therefore, take place =. GIESBORO. d.
C., beginning
and continuing each TUESDAY and THURSDAY there
after. until ell are disposed Of
days Of sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected and are superior
to any heretofore offered for sale.
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock g.
TeIms-Cssh In United States currency.
JAMES 4. EKIN
Brevet Brig Gen In charge First Division q NJ O. o.
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Cam, OuARrKRxlsrER's OYYrcg DEPOT OF WARRINGTON
WArHIxaToN. d. G., January -. ISo0.

CHEZ QuARrnaxlsrER's OYrcE, DsPor OF wAsmroIoS'
'A'-' WAsHrseTos, D. G.. Janusry 10. 1886 J
r ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTH
i ING. CAMP, and GARRISON EQUIPAGE-Will DO
Sold at PUBLIC AUCTION under the direction q Captain
D. g. Thonss NJ. S. X, at the GoyenIaens wn'eSou'e,
woSDaY' Janusry 70, 1855 at 10 O'Clock a. M, large
lot Of CONDEMNED CLOTHING. &c, consisf Ing OF
gp1s sveooks esp Covers Rubber Bsnksts Rubber Pom
cbos Axes PckAIes Hatchet,, Spades Shoyels kettes
Knapsscks Haversscts. Hospital Trnts w all aens o,9ey
Tents Common Tents Flsgs, Goats, Caps, Ptck Saddles
Vests Trowsen. Shirts, Turbans &c.
The will be continued from day 10 day until inc ores
IRE ro!d. - L..
of sale.
~ D. II. RUCKER,
Depot OF Washington.
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DR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE will
~ restore nervous and debta,ed ecn,tituous suco~ss
esstsn Failure impossble. In ct % and 90 Chca-
srs cent. p. ROLAND Sole Aseut,
No. go Broadway, Nsw.Yert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23

AssIsTAST QuARTERnAsrERs OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA DrPor. January q. 1860.
GALE OF u. S. QUARTERMASTER's
- STORES-~il be sold at public auction the United
States Government Warehouse anoverstreet Whs Phila
at 10 O'Clock the following described ousrtenaster'
Stores, viz:
packages
7si single sets lesd.horse Wagon Harness. and In
original packages.
&c sets 6hor.e Artillery Harness. and in original pack
ages.
80 single sets lead horse Wagon Hsrness seryicesbs
$50 gle sets, lead-horse. Wagon Harness.
16l Mule Lters and Harness. second hand
l4s Pack Ssdde,
a6J7 Nsse Bags, new.
119 CaIpiucbo Skips. new.
leo ysras Green Bsize, new.
835 pounds Iron Wire. new.
Is $50 pounds Chain Cable, new.
s. SIS ponds Wrought spikes, new.
Terms Of sale, cash. In Government funds.
BY order Of Col W. W. MeKim Chief Qusrernsster Phls.
delpha Depot
HENRY BOWMAN
Captain and Assistant Qnsrtermaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23

"A proved REAL ESTATE ia this city for SALE In.
viisd send particulars Of the to my ONCE time 70
appear qy Catalogue for the sent seasou- H. B-No
charge made unless o sale be effected.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Real Estate Broker
No. l25 Third ave-
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Hotels, &r.

CONGRESS HALL, Albany, N. Y.-The I'M
" dp.gned respectfully announces that this weiknown
and popu has during the season been thoroughly
re6-d aud newly furnished and complete In all ts
Appointments the comfort and convenience Of guests Its
cont guilty the Capitol and State Office. makes desrable
residence for those visiting Albany on public bnsne.
ADAM BLAKE.
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Real Gsiate for Sale.

TJOUsE for SALE in BROOKLYN, within
III no minutes of the ferry by cara desifsble HOUSE,
Sut Of bncE brown basement and rlp%ins three
story basement and sobcellar. IN healthy ana pea T
sssy Can 90 or address IL r. L., No. lts Fusons, Now
foik. dining saloon.
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prinllng.

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS. No. 1O4 Fulton.
w a.-sTEAN JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
VFACTURERs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23

WANTED TO HIRE-A first-class HOUSE,
w in central part ofNewYoik City, say between Twenty
third and Thirty fourthstA and Fourth and Seventh
would purchase furniture well suited with the house Ad
dress with full particulars, @. l. W. Boa No 100 Tribune
0&as.
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Ronses ano farms iloanteb.

WANTED TO HIRE-A frst-class HOUSE,
w either In NswYork Brooklyn. must be sccess
bic and In good location. Address With full particular O.
L. Boz No. lss Tribune Once.
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6ales bp Auetioir.

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 495
WITT Aueiops~r. oy Z. Coolss Cousinimsnss solicited
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Jan. % and "a, commencing
at O'clock p NJ
Catalogue Of choice collection OF 9oots n every pep
u,put OF Literature consisting principally OF on seiehee
Architecture Engineering &c also. Eucyciopediss In tne
french. German and English Languages.
ASSISTANT QuARTsRHAsrxRs OyrIcE,
No. iesrArBsr., NV YORK CIrr, JAM H. 1872.
IN PURSUANCE of Orders of the War De.
Il psrtment will sell at public auction at p M, on the
The PRISON BARRACKS, with the FENCES: COOK
HOUSES, SINKS PLATFORMS. PLANK WALhs'
ke.. pertaining thereto.
The entire length the barracks e6 faet hight OF rear
wall II feet depth Is feet There three tier OF bunn
and one table running the entire length Of the barracks Lne
ieet, biz 10 fret four houses, each ieet nt ~
feet wdr aud 10 feet high two sinks 60 and si ieet ons
and approaches thereto rs doors and % windows II 'no ~e
rooms aud barracks -,
TINS building. ell bull. Of good merchaptabe lumber
and are In good order and condition They were competed
last September
The property win Re sold In lots.
Terms OF sale cash. deposit Of per cent o. poichase
noney 10 made the suconeer ct the time OF the SAFE
steamer will eav. the Government docs at Castle Harden
II O'Clock the day Of sale. for the transportation OF
parties whining TO attend. I'll,
further nformson can be obtained and plans Of the build
nss the Office OF ths Qaartermsster at hafs iAno
and u the undersigned. - ~,
The reserves the right Of declining oil bids re-
ceved they considered unfair and di'advantageou
Bvt Msjor.oen. STEWART VAN vLlET,
&c. MORGAN, Bvf hsj. and A. Y. NJ.
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A. NJ. MtRVik. Anctoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. 694 and
ID CSC Brosdway cor. Of 4th-st-Sses Of Books Sta
t,opery. Pictures Works Art Fancy Goods Furniture kc
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, Jan. ~ and
IS al O'Clock,
The entire PRIVATE LIBRARY OF thu late Rev: Ed
WARD WINTHROP. comprising large COLLECTION Of valn'
greet variety OF choice English and Msce ansous
Literature Catalogues ready AM the Books are on
exhibition.
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BuRGAu % OlsSAscs, EAvY DEpAarnxxr, I
WAsHIseroS CfrT, Jan. Q, 1885. !
nf NAVV pnWnER2 M Tho Mar,

GALE Of NAVY POWDERS at the Navy
OYsrd viii be sold TO the highest bid
public OF the I'D day Of January 6
the Office Of the Inspector Of Ordnance Ct the Phsdphs
NavyYud BY sanp Eve thousand three hundred and thy
two Is 33aj barrels Of Navy Powdera
Terms cash In Government fund.-. half to be deposited
OF end Of sale and the remainder within days ser
srd during which the Powder mus; be removed from
the Fort Mn Msgsxns, otherwise they viii re,et 10 the
Government. u A. WISE, Chief II Hurssu.
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fnrs.

EURS, FURS.-The Finest and Richest Stock
l. Of FURS to be found 10 at RLEMlNGS, No 2o Broad
way cor Fuonst also splendid variety OF Fancy Robes,
Rugs Ladies' Skating Csps Gents Fur Caps Collars. Gloves
and Hats and Caps Of every style and quality at our msnuac
turing prices. WM +. FLEMING. Practical Furrier
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Real estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.

"A large thriviny settlement. OF Vmelsnd MILD
climate; 10 miles south Of Philsdrlphia BY railroad
Rich ,o produces large crors twenty rcts at SIS
per acre. payable within -four years; sooa business openus
good society Hundreds settling and making Improve
ineats. Apply 10 CHAS K LAEDl5 Postmaster Vneland
Lands nship j. Letters answered Papers eontsnnf
full irforpation viii he free From Report Of Saon
Rotin,on yr,s al Editor Of The Tribune 10 one 81 the
FERTILE tracts air'o iera posi!foa and
suiiat condition for tieasanl farming that voc kHou q i
ssds Of ne PydfTfeA
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwsusnted msruc.urs. As. cold Chestnut and Wslnst
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental Of II. y FARRlN0
TONS ess Csnsfst. opposite Wooster Established is0
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STEINWAY g. SONS o ,,,,,o,,r
PIANO.FORTES.

Have taken - Firs Premiums gold snd silver neds sshs
Principal Fairs held IN this country within TIE s zen yeas
and IN addition thereto they swardeo First PfiB
Medal at the Great International Exhibition IN LONDON ~.
In competition 2G9 Pianos FROM all paris Of thu W ORD
That the great superiority OF these nstrnner now nn
versay cone~ded Ia shnndanJ proven oy he PACT tsss
Messrs selnysys scales inpJoyrm-ns aud pecniis hiee
OF been copied by the greet nstofhy ~
the OF both hemispbeTos GAS cLcsELy couLe
M noxg WITHOUT rxxEIxoKEBsT OF pArEsr Hozr1l snA
tbst their n.trnnents used by tho most enert Ua
Of Europe and America who prefer them Tor their ewh pubic
and priy rate use. wheneyrr accessible; . =,
sfPJNWAYG SONS direct special attention y their
PATENT AGRAFfE ARRANGEMENT.
,.L having beer practically tested In al tsr Grad ssA
b,.st priced Square Psnos ard admitted to be one oftbe
Of mo~rn tnes will hereafter BE- n-
,,odgce cd u ,yrxY PLANO uAsuyAcTua ura0Uv
renxlaa the puehaser Ia order ths. ALL tsss
oatrons may reap its benefit.
exported to Europe In large numbers end ussA
In Emrcpeen concsrtro rooms. u
t~a.s Tfu;aa Ssssrs sas bsirsossnA ksw xo1k.
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6ales bn Anttion.

GroEaE CooK. Anctioneer.
A SSIGNEEs SALE.-ELEGANT HOUSE.
"A HOLD FURNITURE.
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professional Notifies.

nR. WIN. EARL" WORK of 240 Pages. on
~ Pies Structure and Obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic Wis
cers tc Price 20 cents Mailed free 10 any par. Address
No II Whssst., Hsw-Yoet.
DILES, Stricture and Fistula radically cured
i without the knlfs csnsc acid Special sttep.iou
10 al diseases Of the Pelvic vsces, BY Henry A. Daniels NJ
D.. Consulting and Operative Surgeon. No. Cnonsqusre
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MILITARY DIVISION OF rHE TEySEssgA
CHIEy QUARTERnAsrER's OFTicE,
N : military RIIIROlps

-. l
NASHVILLE, linn. Jan. 8. 1870. -
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL ROLLING STOCK -Will be sold At PUBLIC AUG
TON at Memphis Tennessre, WEDNESDAY. February !.
1860 the following described Rolling stock VI; .
IA Four Locomotive Engines, hive feet gauge hfee oia ano
disinaued, one rrpairabrl =, G.
G6) Sixteen box aud ~ nine Flat Css-mors OF ieh'e
SAME TINE AND PLACE.
IN One Locomotive Engine. five feet gauge lying IN the
ditch on the Of the Mississippi Central Railroad twelve
miles North OF Grsnd Junction - =. ..,
vii b. sod he foow ing described Rolling Stock all Of hive
feet gauge and In good running order. viz; ~
Ozone Locomotive Engine Lyman souher. buldsrs
jls) Eighteen Locomotive Engines, H. Morris y Son.
lij Ore Locomotive Engine. Rodser,' L. H. Works,
Oh One Locomotive Fngine sumboum Smith, builders.
ID One Locomotive Tender
,2oCl Two hundred Flat AID Box Cars, tmors less
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
(5) Five Locomotive Engines unserviceabe.
Boilers aud Running Ges for two 2J Dummy Engines IN.
seTvicrable. -. -
Isl Fiy, spsn, $50 feet EACH McCslum Truss Bridge )
Two spans Bridge. 50 feet each
1881 One hundred and thrtythree perch 1t and % class
Cut stone, comprising foundation Of Round HOUSE.
WI, sl,o be ,cld on above mentioned date Memphis and
Nashville the bssuce Of Mi sry Railroad Property remain
ing undisposed Of at that time
Sslrs will commence OF each place 10 O'CLOCK m, and
continue until all the e,op .aS !. d:PG'ed OIL
Cash Goyerumen funds: hen purchased by Railroad
Companies on credit If desred Of not rxceeding two years.
in monthly with Interest OF the rate oil
lO Der cent per .eeurrd by bond saAftory 10
the Government double the amount Of the property pur'
chased
ton 10 Cant s. r. Hsmil A. Q. NJ, Nashville, Tenn.
+. j. CHILLY. Bvt Maj. A. q H., u s. A.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can have first
~ class BOARD IN West Twentythirds. convenient 10
sbs Fnsye Hotel The house Is In every respect hrstcsss
snd very elegantly furnished None but those who expect TO
nav literally need apply address, with reference L. e.,
Box No. lM Tribune Office.
A SPANISH GENTLEMAN wishes to teach
~. .,ive Language to Private Family School In
for his hcsrd; 10 Private Pupils; best reference
riven. Address P. A.. box No SIoI fost Omce.
DOARD in BROOKLYN.-A clergyman and
Is .i. 4. S,.rou, of procuring good BOARD in quiet,
Sk,,.,,.n faniiy An rooxlyu. Address stating terms,
cIERGYAiAN Bog No. js7. Tribune okce-
DROOKLYN BOARD.-Three single Gents
I'D deslre Board 10 private family q. or near Breohyn
Hirhs address for month stating terms, ohi'
p. D. Boz No. 1918 N. \.
TXYANTED-First-clas BOARD by gentle.
w man wife two young ladies, and one servant until
49,, Abe Ia az Inv FOR accommodations liberal
syes viii be psid address O. G. NJ. Box liz. Tribune Once
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