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i.y will YOU suffer The remedy is

:. i.y will you suffer D.! The remedy is
withln r.. h ct ALL Smcaider's Compound Fluid IN
tact Bucu ~. cure you OF all kidney diseases, rhema
I>n gcut -rave and drop-y, Read Rev. Mr.. Meien's
testimony:
CHARLES TOWN.. a.IsS Nov. ., 1866.
A.>~r>. III c.- Rngers ieel il Il iuty owe I" YOU
,ucn The immunity - are ;uil"rng is have
suffered, make known through the medium U Your l
~. tser> the cue that Though the heS>in Oi cod
You have Int upon by using SmoauierS Buchu.
had >gllt red with kidney disease, bad
could hardly wall TOOK tour bottles vi Smodnder's Blu
Gnu, and cured M ,d enjoy better health han
Please make such Use OF my and this letter
Ina! think proper. WM. NJ MELlEN,
fiil6.r Missionary, 3 Lawrence ST
Price dollar. Sold by J. c. Bingham and 5. Kan
dali, and All apothecaTies, BCRLEiUH y ROC ERS
Bp>itL, -tlcrai AGENTS ASH lur SmUlanicr's Buchu.
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....,yol 20 make I'M CALEpp>iAN valuable
and our friends in Caledonia. Essex and
c.ap,.- will confer great favor to u ana
r.. materially rotn' interest OF the paper by sending
..r-- |. ! I-.-.. c.iLI, torn.
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'tT -, ihsr" " Il ~. preaching il t. Il i. - l.
old ala" hool hosc. 10y ELier l. II Sipn.an, O.:
.,l.ty.
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NEWBURY SEMINARY AND
Female COllcHilte Institute.

Board of distraction full in all dcpar Fall TEL
b Ms August 3D. For crc'lars, csrilo:.u board
rooms, address the pi n iIa = L. Quincy
Nenbury, Vi. July , 1>''6. HIP
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s[IA L ki1s

t'<TtIA-:. { me i'll = the pItrc of the saiscr or
in NJ V l,s one 1T, he r t,O Yeas old two We =
liz. he;f,r., one gtr,d, hi f'rc-tha other bniie,
y.it-. y-,..t. mad e. GEORGE RA&NEY
II, joI SUR; Centre Juiv @ $50. lib
,s,--,ANP WANTED A tenant wanted for the
iols. ow orcI picd by the ,,ndersigAei. qIai-
nd t. -commodate boa.Ges required r. secession given
h. tie middle o. Augu-t lis > n. COLBY
OST. -Bafy.ca this lilac and B.rnct July /. a
! cent c,I! Mn engraved with tn Of l.. I, =
mad and connected " smaller IL by chan. if the
fudcc viii l,av. it 4 DANIEL COLBl'S L. T. Str, e..
he Will be -ui. ably re arded. IL
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Sell Snap.
.:C:!. HIGH! .iCn! SiGlr, II a!

Mace 10 ;nr iru 80. win ..c .sT.rs e." ..'- Ai-
,r; ...- ,i ,.,lrr ! g., at. A.t'E Isc! is al Lee"
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tier. Ia, u another scvc,c trr At Both"eh Z.
i. o, ,rIi.,t Of July Bib three store, three dwell
,...n. annitI, -torc were burned IN the village,
~. q ,h,m t. ltrg' new storr ja-t erected by
,r..r- l.. - = yrn+ and o. II. WEIGH Of thi- pl.cc
..- men r,r ju- about 10 rent their store Ion Fio"'
a., Ala. - thor, va. 40 INSURANCE the lo-- fall
/ .g T.. upoa them.
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liz half re>tJryr that ,iy"> tiI, best satisfaction
ft.HIAIhISG. U-td ard sid every here.
10 lEiitS.

Fur fifty Years nr ). o Richardson's Sherry Inc
Biit,> have hy the public L. correct morbid
anu lt, uLctrls the human system. ii rJinVIe
ct secret liver irriE cement, viii
relieve rheumatic airc IIs. .uHdice, Indigestion,
l> OF appetite. shu breath kidney complaints,
back diz Li.cs. L,igIor, dy-pr,s AMI its atcn'
ant ;mitpnS. lis Valuable tonic and strengthen pro
Pcriir- w g0Iate the i>crlt and II will afford
,Ono.t and rert 10 the aged b. stimulating the cpst
tuition t" resist ii, impending nimitieS- THOUSANDS Oi
inc venerable population Of New England ~l'>t; ned
in health. their lie prolonged 10 ell Vigorous and hap
y Old Boy !c-uiar aud moderate Vi Dr. Richard
SON, SI'.r " ne Btcr>. Oi,c, 81 Hanover street.
Sold by al ,lIr--i-tS. toctl
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{ AGAR.
TOBACCO

Rooms D,r,i's hes k-r, -rn, II. B-vlfnS Condition
Powders tn horse and \cA lands l. ri, 81 Il wii,!
VIII sci n cheap - III imc III admit o. Ail"n
i;I"ck, "a. ran.c EI-tc A.ciI.
WI y. MATTHEWS.
St .IolnSbur, .Iulv O I-tt. liJf
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..Jo, 10 th.. World, ''-Iht introduction

Joy 10 III. World. The Introduction
II Pery Davis Pain Killer to the suffering humanity OF
TIL, a-r mas re We'd pain and CAUSED more real
JOY ANY other thing that can be niined IL Is =,
hat: Tor Very woUn our first physciinS Use il and
recommend Il the apothccarv finds it first Among
tnc mr.ichc> called Tor, and the whOesd: druggist con
,rr- il leading article p ris trade All Tie dealers III
medicine speak alike III il favor ana lis reputation
medicine {" great merit and virtue Is fully ard perIIa
mvntE established and ii the ;reat family medicine o
tie DC. tdu-i
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EATING SALOON.

ruke tins opportunity In. ugh the Csied"nian {"
yprcrS M thanks In pa IL f. thoi' fivor- The -t
year. FIliri' ne tiuCanCc OF the -aue also w-
I thy III, IA tina. cll,l, a uv 'atir ami
r Lar. T. fuIni meals at a hour day OF I've
nng. It siIolt notice. -..sli haze
OYSTERS
flesh :rry ruc.d ,y-,ud ridiys t." arrival "i he
x;,-es. from he s.rum A: in ant If 1T r 10y
the ,I'I4 tity en- nave Ii b. givn Lotto - ;-
bc.ur tlv wan; en- axe ice crc:'u- fun
and CO. cctione, :. wi 80 ~ the love- # - d
ica and that cn-t i'tv keep h ana T.. si,i
he mar: sch ill ell IA cheap tine iiislity
can d. fought il. the county. also have II ics
lANkEE NOTIONS
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We a.uA 40 onr can raj the articls on BODILY T.
,ycn N our tr-t page without receiving ben,-
81. sam, O., tn great -in- agaln-t our own ~'lv'' Al"
.. .ut mos forc.Ly in TINS articl and no" If the
....i, II give chapter on the method - prey
., crammng he little onc- at school, III" will do a
t...L and peak ,g,in- Of tn, greatest vronss
Iy The way in which the minis and bodies OF
c.Iucn ovr ta.hrd III their ea.ly educatlon IL
f.-,l t.r. t4v-. 49, ,"eat in.
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, MN uc,.n ut 1t Dartmouth next week. nusual
,..- az promised i'll he way OF n"t"brs, anu
.. IN .- Gl. SHERMAN An extra tram runs from
,l., "a Thursday. See advertisement.
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INTERESTING TO DISCHARGED

SDthlfkS.
wish all, tia my ate ciastcr from ire VIII
prevent NV uIIing my bi- nc- II ,in agent,
Viii L have been uccr-s!ul ald that sal valual L.
pape b,l0ugn. claims pr scut d. previously
:;Gaicd a-c safe tscthel with al d- h-r,c- in my
"a nds. iusuran, ieis0n property ma ic ont a
usu i. HIRAM \. G. TING.
IIIne:,DuG,. Jul; -, i>tf. !:
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PASSI MPSIC RAILROAD.
COMMENCEMENT

AT DART Mot Til COLLEGE,, II Ll H. l>'"-
Al EXTRA TRAIN VIII leave Il. .Iohrssury, Thurs
day, July 10 al 4. !. arm mat Norwich VI A NJ,
md letirng, ieive Norw.,h At 2. n. Tor -. Johns
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.riln.ry Of late year hss -cemrd TO affect the en-
annuity like the fir al Portland Relief for tht
Wa immcdiat ly -,nt from Boston and Other
nit,ens more rcIn",,. paper Il being ciicula.-
.. uacr an we notice the four first rubcrip ;ion-
1T up $3.50. ~ many of our citizens have eX-
4 lie contribute for the relief Of these suffer
.y n an 10 enable Ill to do 80, subscription paper
. t,ula, Sias Randall tore Railroa! street,
o.. ". Bh,ra leading room, Farb'nA'- village
i.L, Remington II his oticr, t'lrdonian build
IT,. very d--irahc that those who intend to give
u.-,hlr. ,juriay night
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rXEtItSiON ETS,

GOOD ON THIS TEAM ONLY, will b. sold at II.
job sury and stations bclJ :. \. ii. PERRY. Supt.
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Nah" Nonr Own Soap!

Z, .vil- AM l-,!i. y.,ur w.t~;r
GRElS...
u. .u ~ ~ l... Penn. S,.. Ml....... ..II.L e.
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CARPETS, CARPETS

Just received few pieces Of and beautiful STYLES
-upr and -uper-:n- Carlets making stock
pirte than sIiy time before this Alec in
Of hemp Competing. Canton mating, ~ Venetian
aud ,4nt painted oil cloth carpets. All 10 re sold At
the lowest rarrs. l. { +. FAIERANKS d co.
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Treedmen,s Rurenu Omccrs.

The President has directed Major Cen
eral Howard to cause the arrest Of every
oficer Of the bureau IN Moth Carolina who
is engfg ed OF pecuniarIly interested IN the
cultivation OF plantations, and BrIgadleT
General ". /. Strong hos been despatched
u execute the order Judge Advocate Gen
Cral Holt has bfen instructed by The PresI-
dent to make out charges and specifications
against these officers, WITH view to their
IT al before a court msrtial.- Washington
Chronicle, Zlst.
This must be bitter pill to General
Howard. In his letter to Rev. George
Whipple, dated the Sth inst, in which
be defended the Buresucrats Of North
Caroliona, and asserted gravely that
"every shadow of accusation of COM
plicity in crime on their part was at
terly without foundation, he admitted
that some of them were engaged in
cultivating plantations, and with his
consent Now he becomes the instru-
ment Of their arrestl
Rev. Mr. Fitz was one of the officers
he declared from every shadow Of &C
custom of completely in crime Yet,
see how the Chronicle runs to the Gen
erals rescue, when it is minated now
that he retains Fitz in his employment:
ISCoRRECr.-It has been reported that the
Rev. Mr.. Fitz, who is implicated IN the
charges msde against some Of the officers Of
the Freedmens Bureau IN North Carolina,
has been retained in the employ OF the
Freodmen's Bureau by Colonel Whittlesey,
with the sanction Of Gen. Howard. Tins
report is without foundation. As soon as
the charges against Fitz were made known
10 Gen. Howard, lie at once ordered HIM tC
be relieved from duty, and he is now IL ar
rest, awaiting trial.
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prominent General officer, who has
been stationed in the South since the war,
and whose position has been such as 10
bring HIM i'm constant contact with the peo-
pIc. gives IL as his firm convection, that the
North, through Mr.. Johuson's course, has
lost ali that 1t gained IN the war, except a
nominal abolition otslavery.
We find the above in the Washington
correspondence Of the Cincinnati Ga
zette. rthere was any foundation for
the statement of the General officer
his name should have been given
ANONYMOUS statements of this charac-
ter carry no weight with them now
TOO many impostures have been prac,
ticed under the robes Of General Of
icers, respectable gentlemen and intel
ligent contrabands, for anything Of the
sort 10 deceive.
Every honest man in the nation, who
knows anything Of the facts, knows
that the above statement is false. If
made 10y a General officer, he disgraces
the uniform he wears, and ought to be
sent to the shades of retiracy. Whilst
the President is travelling around the
circle, he might do his policy and the
country service 10y looking after the
"stars which shine in the South by his
pcrmissiOn
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he had no doubt that the General Gov
eminent could not extend the elective
franchise, it is equally clear that good
faith requires the security of freedmen
in their liberty and their right to pro
perty, their right to labor, and their
right to claim a Just return for their
labor; and, observing further, that the
country is IN the need of labor, and
that the freedmen are in need of en-
ployment and protection. In connec-
ton with this subject, the President
further remarks:
Slavery was essentially a monopoly
of labor, and, as such, locked the
States where it prevailed against the
incoming of free industry, free labor
was the property of the capitalists,
while men were excluded from employ
ment, or had but the second-best chance
of finding it, and the foreign emigrant
turned away from the region where his
condition would be so precarious, etc.
| These views of the President in rela-
ton to freedmen received and continue
to receive my hearty concurrence.
| They have guided the action of the
| War Department, and substantially ed
vOcated in its annual report in what l
believe an honest desire to conform to
them bill was passed by Congress
/ regulating the Freedmen's Bureau; but
the provisions of the bill did not meet
with the Presidents approval; he be-
lieved the power conferred upon him,
and upon agents to be appointed by
| him, to be unwise and unconstitutional,
concurring in the object of the bill, re-
garding power as temporary and would
be safe in his hands. l advised Its
approval but having been returned
to Congress with the Presidents OBJ
lection, and having failed the needful
support, it Is no longer living meas
ure, nor the subject of debate or of diff
ference of opinion. Another Congress
ional measure, called the Civil Rights
bill, has been the subject of conflict
That bill, now a law, has for its object
the security of civil rights in insurrec-
tiOnary States 1t WAS well observed
by the President in bis annual mes
sage, that peaceful emigration to and
from that portion Of the country of the
Southern States is one of the best
means that can be thought of for the
restoration of harmony. Its possible
interference with such emigration was
only the chief objection to military rule,
and by some it is thought that the in
tiuence of class leg station in favor of
slave holding monopoly, heretofore ex-
listing in Southern States, would be
sternly exerted to prevent peaceful en-
igration into these States, and would
exclude the laboring population of the
North from that soil Of exuberant fer
tility and friendly climate, that pro-
ductive region embracing eight or nine
States nearest the Gulf of Mexico, and
that hence civil rights in these States
should be Vigilantly protected by Fede-
Ial laws and Federal tribunals
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Proposals
For 1 ensius Ike Convict Labor of the State
Psriteutiary OF Tenn

CtEALED pro P1SALS Will be received by the
- Undersigned for leasing tie convict lanor Of the
state PenitentiaTy ol Tennessee til the 18th day o.
June proxmo for the period OF four years from
aaid date, with ths preiere CO in favor Of the
Lessee for an additional four years over other bu-
der4 new ais at tn end Of he first four
years-other things b.ing equBl. The Lessee viii
1e authorized to occupy ami take charge Of the
shops and Workh-Use IN said PeHitentisrY; u Uut
M such mach merry "a he may desire, and shall
have the privilege Of buying at such prices as may
he agreed upon all the tools, fixtures and materials
on fani 10th tniahed and unhni he'd. Said Lessee
5 ha also be bound TO hire al the able conYcts on
hand, or that msy hcreaf er come into ssId Penn
Tertiary during his term of lease, excepting such a.
may be necessary to keep up the establishment
5 id Lessee snail treat those hired with humanity
ard kindness, conforming to such rules bylaw and
regulations As may be established by the Directors,
AMI work them rot exceeding ten hours per day.
For each COnVct thus employed the Lessee shall
pay into the State Treasury the price per day piI,
sa a payment 10 be made quarterly lie shall also
give iGnd with approved security IN the sum Of
nifty thousand dollars payable to the State OF Ten
nrsse- tUr tie faithful performance Of the under
talsrr hereby imposed. The cOnyict7 will be pro-
visToued and clothed by the State Of Tennessee.
The pre4ent mum cT OF co rNict4-twO hundred and
tweqty-Nhch number Will probably be very large
ly increased t an early dste All communIcati, rs
may be sent 10 the rectOrs st either the City HO
tel or st the Peuenuary.
SAML + HARE,
A B SH8NELAND,
WMILLs.
Directors Of State Psnitenhary, Tennessee.
Nashville, Tenn, May p, 1866 -lm
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Government sale.
Auction Sale Of
Government Wood

ASSISTANT QUARTER1IASTER'S OFFICE, J
CEDAR STREET, NEAR IEEsTIE WORK, ;
NASHVILLE, Tenn May IS, 1866. }
I WILL expose for sale 80 Public Auction in front
i Of my nee Cedar Street. near TTeste Work,
on FRIDAY, MAY p, 49, 6, at 10 o'clock, am, SIX
Thousand Five Hundred l6jUJ Cords of Wood,
mo Orlesa, s tUa'e Al the following points.
800 Cords al Bell Yard, on Chicken Pike, seven
miles from Nashville.
1900 Cords at Douglass Yard, Hydes' Ferry
Pike. seven miles from Nashville
$50 Cords at Hancock 3 Bells Yard, Hydes' Ferry
Pike, seven miles from Nashville.
800 Cords 81 Stearn5' Yard, Chicken Pike, seven
miles from Nashville.
$50 Cords at Trabue Yard, Lebanon Pike, tsn
miles from Nashville.
Terms Cash IN Gov mment Funds
BY order Of A. K. Eddy, u. S. A., Depot Q. NJ.
A. ". WILLS,
mayl6-td dtW .Bvt Ma. and A. Q. VI.
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Forney, D D., does not think much
of Andrew Johnson as a constitutional
lawyer" That shows that he is not
familiar with the Presidents history
We would as soon accept his judgment
on a point Of constitutional law, as that
Of any lawyer in the country.
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Adjournment Of the Legislature

A joint resolution has been adopted
by the Legislature, providing for an ad-
journment on the 2Sth inst, till the
first Monday in November next, and
sine die on the 10th day of December
ensuing This will afford an opportu.
nifty for action to be taken upon any
constitutional amendment which Con-
gress may submit TO the State Legisla-
lures for ratification. II is probable
that Congress will adjourn by the 18th
Of JnlY.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given Us by the press of this
city, we know Of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the NssL-
Uslls Daily Union
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filed to OvcrG0wiug with "a transient
population, and diseases prevail 20 an ez-
tent hitherto uudreamt Of, 10 Is proper that
the means of cure should be of ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately Interested
should have Information which will lead
them to avail themselves of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been cdu-
Gated IN the best schools Of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful iu 20 rrac-
tlce of many years, are surely worthy of
confidence; ID they have given their alton
ton exclusively To- one branch of the pro-
les5iou, aud made themselves masters of It.
they have still more right TO expect sup
port, more particularly n they have Afford
ed proof OF their ability o. cure. To this
latter class belongs DIR. l.. L. COLEMAN.
who, in his speciality, has been beuarA rotor
to the afflicted, and may ever be relied Oh
as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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UFFIJE ASSISTANT QTARTERMAsTER I
NASHVILLE Tenn, May Is, 1860.
7 WILL sell at uubI C auction on Monday, tho
| 2sth inst, st the ". s. Arsenal, near the Frank
I'm Shops On Nashville, Tenn,
$50 Kegs OF B.asung Powder, more OF less
lg3O25 feet OF Raising Fuse,
Sale to commence sc 10 o'clock A. NJ. Terms
cash 10 Gov eminent funds
BY order of A. K Eddy, Bvt. It. Col. aud Depot
q. NJ r D.. kIFK,
Bvt. Major and A. q. NJ.
Y14v1Q los
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A large lot of rebel shells, stored in 8
temporary arsenal near Macon, Ca,
were accidentally fired and exploded
last Monday evening. Two negroes
engaged in removing fuses, were killed
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The Hartford Evening Press says the
Radical party Of Connecticut are hence
forth 10 assume a "more bold and ag.
Cressive policy That is, they will
simply cast aside the double-face mask
they have been wearing for over a year
mast
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We lay before our readers this morn
ing q sketch-yery imperfect, however
OF Mr. Stewards late speech at Au-
burn. IL has the ring Of true metal
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Auction Sale.

7 WILL expose for sale on Tuesday, F9th inst, at
10 o'clock n m. by public auction at the Erwin
House, one large Ehi two small sofas, two beds
with bedding, one dressing bureau, snd ons wash
stsud-leyied on as the property OF VIM Genny, 70
pay q 5 taxes. ii l. NOktELb,
NAYS td Collector.
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SALE OF
Government Property.
SALE OF

81
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
NASHVILLE, Tens, May 18th, 1866.
] WILL offer Tor sale, at public suction. 81 the o.
/ s. Franklin Shops, m Nashville, Tenn, com.
meuciug on MONDAY, the llih day Of Jurc 1890
and continue daily uni. 81 the property disposed
o. large lot Of serWce8bls Quartefmastars' Stores
and all the Machinery at the D. $. Shops, consisting
m part a. follows.
Steam Engine, lOxls inch Cylinder.
" gXlG g
] Boiler, e inch diamateT, p feet long.
Iron Fisuer, Is feet
e s f.,
4Upught Press Drills, 4 Ialhea. Engine Single
Head; 1 Lathe Engine, Double Head; ] Lathe,
hand, small, with Iron Shears, / athe hand, With
Wooden Shears; Lathe, Pattern Maker, 2 lemon
Machines; I Bow Machine; I Spoke Machine; ]
Grnd Stone Machine ] Jockey Stick Machine;
Mort eng Machine; ] Drilling Machine ] Clamp
Machine. ] "McGowsn" Pump, 41s inch Cy Indcr;
"McGOWan" Force Pump; " PuIrys. bored ami
turned from 9 10 60 inch; 40 lset Lane shaflng G5
feet Leather Beitug5 zGiJ feet Rubber Betting. SC,
TOOLS
This hist includes all kinds Of Tools. only small
1T enumerated
80 hand SAWS; GO Tenor Saws. 825 steel gquarsz.
ll2 Try Squares; $50 Planes assorted; SIS Augers,
assorted; As Braces Hltrhets, Hammers, Chiseis
Punches, 6auges, Drawing Knive Anyils, sledges
&C., &c.
This list includes al Kinds o. Material used Nv
the Government, such AZ Bolts al sizes; Screws IN
Sizes Mails, cut and wrought. an sizss; Kiyets ai
szs-- Buckles, all szs-i hIUZs1 al sizes.
10 so ns Sheet Iron, 4i8 he Galvanized Iron.
GyZ058 ibs Iron, a5s0redi l9i los HOJp Iron.
433 s55 feet LUub hey, assOrte. $50 Toe PIg lead a.
Horse Medicines q ali kinds Farrier-' Gle "a
and Instruments MsefllaneOus Articles, &c &C.
This property De- ali surplus not required ~ The
Government, and rs all 10 gO0J, zery.ceab Q C01dI-
ton. Psr-0ns desiring information respe. ting this
property, Sll receive It ~ calling nc my Office on
Cedar sGreet below he Capitol
Terms Cash, IN Government funds.
Sale % commence AZ O'Clock A. 81 Of each day.
By order q 4. r. F.. B.,
BYt. Il. Col. and Depot Or. Mr.
r b. KIRK,
nayls-t q BYt MaI5r and A. q. N.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUABrERNAsrER,
hAsHyILLE, Tenn, May ~, 1861. !
I WILL offer for sale st public auction on Wednes-
j day, the 18Th ofJune next, at the Northwestern
Grain Sheds IN this city,
l3,U 900 Bushels Com.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock a m,
Terms cash in Government funds.
By order Of A Il Eddy, BVt 1t Col nd Depot Q NJ.
+ b. KIRK,
msy2jteI2 Bvt. Msior and A q. NJ.