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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-22
Outrage on a Worthy Citizen.

| We learn thst on Monday night last, at late
hour, couple of white men called at the
residence of A. F. Page, Esq, some seven
miles west of Raleigh, and asked to be adj
mitted. Mr.. Page, who had retired for the
night, rose and went to the door, when the
men told him one of them was citizen whom
he knew, giving the name, and said they
were tired and desired lodging and some
thing to eat. He turned the bolt of the door
cautiously, but observed through the side
light that one of the men was in the attitude
of rushing on the door. He then stepped
back. They called to him to open, but he
declined to do So He then got his gun, and
awaited their movements, meanwhile calling
his brother, who was upstairs. At that mo-
ment they rushed against the door, broke
half of it open, when he fired upon them
They returned the fire and fed. No one was
hit. The premises were carefully exam
ined, and foot prints were found, showing
that the parties had on good shoes.
1t will be seen, by advertisement in this
paper, that Mr.. Page has offered reward of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of these
robbers. They no doubt belong to an Or
ganized band. Certain characters are sus-
pected, and the guilty parties will be ere
long ferreted out and brought to Justice.
1t would have been salutary thing if MIR.
Pages fire had taken effect
The robbers no doubt hoped to overpower
or murder Mr. Page, and then plumber his
house OF what mouey and valuables they
could find. So far as money is concerned,
they would have been disappointed, as Mr..
Page, though he handles money, does not
keep large sums in his house. He has made
preparations, and will be abundantly able to
defend himself hereafter
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-22

We rejoice at the indications that the Pres
ident and the Congress are likely to act to-
gether for the future with more harmony and
good feeling. The President is man of the
people. He has never during his whole
eventful public life, set himself against the
known wishes and will of the people. He
Is man of strong convictions and iron will
but he is nevertheless firm believer in pop
ular government, and holds now, as he has
always held, that the representative must
obey his constituents or resign. No one can
doubt what the wish of the people is in this
crisis. That wish has been expressed in the
recent elections; and to none did that ex-
preston give more relief or satisfaction than
to the Unionists of the South. It would be
proud and glorious day for the country to
see the President and the Congress acting
harmoniously together We could then hope
for a speedy and final settlement of all our
troubles on an Enthusiastically loyal basis
The hopes of Unionists everywhere would at
once revive. Our prosperity would be re-
newed. The future, which is now dark.
would at once be full of promise
We had the pleasure of being one of a mar.
ty at an entertainment given by Capt. Lee,
ON Monday night last, at his Restaurant on
Hillsboro' Street, near the EXCHANGE Hotel
The dishes were rare for this region. and ex-
cellently served. The wines and LIQUORS
were pure and superb. Capt Lee is supe-
nor caterer, and deserves encouragement by
line.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-22
DR. J. A. Clopton.

DR. T. A. Clopton.
Of Huntsville, Ala,
THREATS WITH PERFECT SUCCESS,
Piles, Fistula, Fissures, Structures, Pol
ypus, Tumors, ScrofuIous Ulcers,
Syphilis, VenereaI, Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Dropsical AT.
fections, &C., SC.
Special attention given to Diseases peculiar to
Females-U lceratiOns Of the Uterus, Eolsoals of
me Uterus, Protaps4s Of the Uterus, LGcerGtio,ls
Of the fs'inaeuna, &C., &C.
he removed polypus from the uterus as large
as as infants head, and the patient was perfectly
well in fifteen days
DR.; Q. has never lost patient, had an
Testimonials will be forwarded from the first
gentlemen of all the States South.
Office Huntsville, Ala, immedi-
ately on the Memphis and C. Railroad
All letters must contain three cent stamp.
sept. 10, 1856. T-twaw-1y
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-22
The State Printer.

The Rev. William E. Pell has just been
elected State Printer by the Legislature OF
this State. He is the Senior Editor of the
Sentinel, the organ of Gov. Worth. Arecent
number of the Sentinel contained commu-
nication from which we make the following
extract:
"THE UNION FOR WHICH OUR
YANKEE FRIENDS FOUGHT is HOPE
LESSLY BROKEN. THE GOVERNMEN Mt
is GONE, FOR WHICH THEY STRUG-
GLED. THE FEDERAL FLAG PRO
CLAIMS A LIE, SO-CALLED. WHY
FLAUNT IN GAPING FACES THOSE
THIRTY-SIX STARS2 WHY SPREAD
tn FALSEHOOD ACROSS THE
STREETS ?"
This language was published without a
word of disapproval by the Sentinel
On the 22d of February last, the Junior
Editor of the Sentinel, Mr.. Gales, one of the
Clerks of the House of Commons, spoke
contemptuously of the federal flag, and pro-
posed to a friend to go home by a back
street, to avoid walking under it. The Sen
tinel afterwards apologized for this conduct
of its Junior as trivial circumstance, and
said the Editors had no particular objection
to the flag, provided it was displayed at
proper times and in proper places
1t is significant fact that the Speakers of
the two Houses recently elected, though they
spoke of the peril in which the State is now
placed, made no allusion to the American
Union.
MIR. Hoke, a member of the House of
Commons in January, 1861, moved to take
down the flag from the dome of the CaDitol
just such public men as Mr. Hoke now have
complete control of this State.
The State Printer is disloyal man. He
hates the government. He hates the Union.
He would rejoice to see the national flag ia
ken down, and the flag of :" the Confeder-
acy'' waving in its place. In his Card to the
members, asking them to elect him State
Printer, he based his claims on the fact that
he is true to the cause Of the South"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
\Ale0ilal.

NEW EDITION. JUST PUBLISHED.
~ Dr. LARMoNTs MAlcAL and SURGICAL Ssai,, vi" -:
Fisuls srintw. and Constisssi Affections i.s e.
t.n{ sIss 'amssr ofe.:.. ivs'inF ,he ,Ss' ne
No iTS Broadway, for 81 So o. b =. Wsrnw. fofshe'
g. vswy3 1t,stusat s's ..w'e~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE-A very commanding and heauti.
fully situated PIECE GLAND containing about 10 acres
Within hys minutes Of the depot and situated In the healthy
On the Erie Railway This piece Of property has improve.
men a around H. and would be elegant for pvsis resi-.
oenee commands an extensive view 1t would amply
pg 70 ent INTO village plots and with immediate sale
Applyte COFFIN KENwORTHY Hardware,
Corner West and Duane ts.. N. T.,
w. T.. Gibson, Psssic, N. J.
r. S-Thresn trains daily Communication go Der snnun.
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GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.

GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
VI H. O. MAR. Nos. ~ ind q Broadway y. y.
Locations made for parties from selected Quarter Sections
6O scres choicest OF Farming Pine Timber Govern
snt Lands IN States Of Michigan Wisconsin Missouri,
Iowa Minnesota end Kansas snd Te ntoes Of Nebraska aud
DEcotEh. - -
FREE HOMES FOR ALL.
REST LANDS IN TIE WORLD.
Complete instructions furnished those desiring e upon
Government Lands under the Homestead WHERE
and HOW choice selected Quarter Section too
acresl in either Of the above State. and Territories
Special attention given TO soldiers locations under amended
Homestead Act Improved Farms richest Of toi beautiful
locations sale at low rates, IN al Of the Western States
TAXES PAID. TITLES EXAMINED.
Bounty Land Warrants and College Scrip located by special
contract Our facilities for sale u good Western improved
Farms are uneIamped Correspondence for sale Of such In
vited For particular. send postpaid envelope with address"
for Circular, GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY Boz
No 5000 NevYork Refer, by permission, 70 lila EIeeh
leney REUBEN E. FEhTON. Governor Of the Stats New.
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
7TTNBER and WOOD at AUCTION.

TIMBER and WOOD at AUCTION.
i THURSDAY. Feb. u.s. 1896, sale 81 Exchange Hotel,
Poughkeep,e, at 70 O'Clock.
100 acres Of standing rlNBER and wooD-oak' Aspe
and Chestnu,-suaed the Hudson River opposite h'de
Park will be sold in Of 100 more to suit pucha'
or. rare chance Tor railroad and lumber men who desire
timber railroad ties telegraph poles and wood sale po''
tive. Apply to WEI WRIGHT, No. Ill Nas'ausI' New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
BuREAu OF Ordnance NAVY DEPARTMENT ;
WARRINGTON CITY. Jan. ~. 1876.
RI of NAVY POWDERS Mt the NAVY

UI Y ~
- warn Paramount ~ H. There will be sod 10 the
highest Ia e At noon the fourteenth i) dsy Of
10 10 the Office Of the Inspector o. Ordnance al inc or
month BY sample Five thousand t'CoO) b'rTeh
OF Navy Powders. -. l. ,.o.,,.s
Terms cash. Government funds one hair be depoea
the end the and remainder within ten Gays after
ward during which time the Powders mns be removed
from the Portsmouth Magazine at the Nsvyiad otherwise
'"'' "" H. A. WISE, Chief of Bureau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
TUE CHRISTIAN MELODIST.

Il NEW REVIVAL HYMN AND TUNE BOOK Is
now ready Ii contains nearly 200 Hymns and Tunes,
both old and new. and is one Of the best books for
revival devotional and sosal meetings that has yet
been Issued The Hymns very fire and appropriate
FOR religious services and the Music full Of swee, mso-
oes and rich harmony Among the new and beautiful tunes
would mention the following: "Oh. you must be lover
OF the Lord When cen read my title clear az sung BY
che soldiers in ts Army: The swelling Tide " Fsnt not
Droop not Weary Pilgrim . M liners Hymn" Come to
yne =" Shall noet beyond the River p Lord give
fsith !" Let Go tie Anchor Lion Of Jndsh :" shall
we know each other theIel" There beautiful world"
"Sha meet You sill theiel Sinner come, will you
10 Nearer my home:" "Sufcr Little Children to
Heaven; "Oh let not your hearts be troubled" e look
for stormy days;" "Wen Wait ill Jesus Comes" etc.
Price paper covers 30 cents 50 per dozen board covers
ssc s5 per dozeu mailed the retail price. Sample
sopiss mailed to cergyn half the retail price
HORACE WATERS.
no. 48l Broadway, N. w. Publisher.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1865.
Third Edition Ready on Jan %


THIS POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS:
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT;
Eehpses for the year 1866
Lunar and Planetary Conjunctioea
Conjunction OF Planets and other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tsbles for 100 Places
Jewish sndMshonedan Calendars
Table OF siIty-One Bright Stars.
PoIrroAL DKPARrKxST:
United States Government, Ministers, &c.
Senators and Representatives Of XXXlXth ConrsSL
Laws Passed at the last Session Of Coagresa
Pubic Resolutions and PIocamatious
Stakeholder Rebellion, or Chronicle Of War EVENT.
The Union Party In l86SResolUons Of the Union State
Conventions on Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage.
Impartial sufisge-Lsws in the Several Stases
Rhs Constitutional Amendment.
The Second inaugural Address OF President Lincols
President johnson Reconstruction aud Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1865, carefully compiled and
compared with former Election for THs TRIBvss
ALxAsAc. 7
Territorial Election Returns for 1865
States Of the Union Cspsls Governors Tine Of Meeting
Of Legisls,ures Time Of State Elections,
The Territories Of the Union-hs Capitals and Governors
Popus, Vote for Pednby States in 1864 1860 and issd
FOREIGN Countries Form Of Government. RulsA CspiiaA
Area. Population &c., &c.
We believe no other compact and cheap - Nh
s be found 90 convenient and ussfu for daily reforsncA
PRICE % CENTS SEVEN P0STPAIp), ONE
DOLLAR.
TWELVE DOLLARS PER HUNDRED. wHkN SENT
BY EXPRESS
address ORDERS WITH CASH ENCLOSED,
THE TRIBUNE,
sENpax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

VNO MERCHANTS and FARMERS.-l, 80
Acre. for SALE Of the beet ,tocs aud grain FARMS
in Benton CO.. Indiana miles OF Oxford. the county seat
spleAdd rich prairie and timber 900 in aud 800
acre. meadows and blue grass ard mixed pastures
dotted with beautiful groves aud falling Of water
on. large resdeuce II rooms well finished. and medium
redrnces large barns smhshop and stock scales and
the West Price 80 per acre. onethid down. balance IN
and yesrs per cent would sell the crop and 1000 sheep
and implements II desired possession given immediately
would take In dry goods New York Philadelphia
Wholesale ca,b prices would divide If desired would
10 agent IN the sale Of the above The above 10
,useeplibe % maxim annually $4,000 OF $1,000.
GEORGE X. AiDELOTr, Oxford, lad.
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RupRAu OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMEsr
WAsaINalnN CITY. Jan. ~, I6ob.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPAsTsGsr
WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. 10, 1900. .
GALE OF about one thousand Q,OOO( tuns OF
- SHOT and SHE'LL at the Forts near the ehfauc'
70 Cape Fear River, North Carolina , J., -. r.h,,.,v
1866 there will be public suction to the bishes paa
without reserve and In lots to suit purcnsses svo
thon.snd N O0Ol tuns more less, Of SHOT and ohhbh
thrown into the Forts the entrance Of Cape FEAR 's Az
c. by the Navy during their bonbsrdmeni ., -, ..,..
Terms cash In Government funds. one NAL tue puiVitL
money TO be paid by the purchaser on the stmana
Immediately upon the conclusion OF the sale and tne
dr on IN. 6eI wsights upon delivery and removal wnch
must take place with days after the sale othe"o Tue
uroiectes will revert 10 the Government
p'''' II. A. WISE, Chief Of Bureau
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BUaEAU or OHpsAscs, NAVY DExARrMsslsr,

WAsuIsGros CITY Jan. 26 1856.
GALE of seryiceable and Unseryiceable NAV
y POWDERS at the Navy Yard Brooklyn, ~ u ihefe
will be- sold ~ the highest bidders at pubic AUCTION A. hoon
Of the eighth d.y of FEBRUARY 1866 In the Office OF he
tor of 0dnance a; the NsvyYard, Broo1yn A. II ~
saJe bye hundred and thres thousand sOJV pouna' u
Navy Powder. Ia. l. al
Terms cas IN Government funds onehafto BE- deposnea
a; the end OF sale and the reminder within yen ua a
ward durnz which time the powders NUT be removed if9n
be magazine. at Ellis lssnd otherwise they WI revert 20
f.ovs,nn'snt H. A. WISE. Chief Of Bureau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
Goiels, Sc.
BOARD ano Rooms.

BOARD WANTED-In good location, be-
ID low Tnrtyfour,h st., for Gentleman Wife, aud two
Children Is and IL YEAR, Two connecting required
Midday dinner Irefrred References e1changed ASdfes
stating terms GoA b., Box No. III ~ L. Posoh.ce
1.-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with
BOARD for gentlemen and teiT wives single gentle
men. Dinner at 6i ocock, ct No. 81 horion-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

CTORE Properly for SALE by ALLEN *
- BROWN, No. % Broadway:
On Broadway, near Grand st.
On Broadway near Broome. a., white marble front
On Dey,t. broadway.
On Greenwich and Duane s.s
On WLite-st.. near Broadwny.
On FIGnklin.,t. near Broadway.
On Beaver. st., Dsar Wiism-si.
Corner Of Wlllm aud Lihertysts
On Franklin. White, Walker LisPensrd Genial Brocme and
PTince-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

Y'O LOAE-$4, 900. On first bonds and mort.
gee: % Cy Or hrsssIya so,sny Ia sums Of s9cco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
DOLLING MILL for SALE.

DOLLING MILL for SALE.
III The CATAsAUQUA MANufACruEiS0C COMPANY
oar for SALE their LING LII situated At CsAsauqua.
Lehish Co. Penn. The mill I. nearly aud IN excellent
condition. Il has gle and double padding urnaee TO
,sry paddle rolls heating furnaces. train o. rolls
for large ze iron ouch train for small sizes. train for
boiler and amor plates with reversing geer, steam engine
for blast vertical eam.ngines for driving the MIL There
are n workmen. house, belonging the mill The situation
cannot exceod being in the center Of the Iron and Coal
region Of the L-hgh Valley. Application g. BE- made to H.
LEEDOM, No. $50 North Delaware ave. Philadelphia 1lit
ODORE STURGES, No Al Pearlst Nsw.ioIs; OF st the
Mil. where the property can be seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
STElNWAY d SONS
~ GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES.

~ zen y first Premiums rod sni silver ueai'' ~
- taiI- held in this county thin the lac. ten yer
~" addition thereto they awarded fifss ~
nee al the Great International Exhibition IN Lnndoa ~
IN g. eethion with 29 Pianos nom all part, u the cos
ihee s- great superiority OF these insruE ent, Is row
versa lonceded is ebnndan,iy provn By tie n,r%
MessH. eeinways scales Improvements. and pecs
Q: constr have been copied ly the great m'otr,
the inAnlt OF both henphere AS CLOSELY !. w.
NE poTs NrHour IS.sryaxxsyr OF pArsNf RrsHrss az
That thsit ruments used by tho most eminent
OF Europe ~ Ansrra who prefer them log their own rsh
and private T. whenever accessible.
STEINWA SONS direct ,p.cia attention 20 tbe
FAINT AGRAFtE ARRANGEMENT
which. hvng practically tested ~ all their ofir a.
highest priced mare Pianos, and admitted 20 be ole
creates. mproy,,nt, Of rodern time, will heresitete
troduced ia Eva pf.So v.yry.crua,p NJ fBEn wrssT
INCREASE on eosso the purchaser, ia ogder tina. AID
patrons Tray resrt- hcpsA -,
STEINWAY k;0Ns' PIANOS a.. the only Apssesii
eIpo1d to Europe IN age n.snbeT' sss
wARERO0MsEos II and % Ess, Tour,eenihs'' "
tween Union Ssuss nd lrvn,plsa .. NewfoI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

THREE MOST deliberately finished, 7-octavA
osewood PIANOS for SALE at half price; very oens9
maker with warrn,ee for Ave must be seen ana ~
20 be appreciated Apply BAIT SRSONS Furrrurs 30
log Establishment, No. 90 SiXthave, near Fors'e,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

A. Same Place.
On WEDNESDAY. Feb. IL,
WI be sold. stock Il -
NEW IRLkNK BOOKS STATIONERY. WRAPPING
PAPER ami J 100 STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS
Consisting in part OF
10 copl-s 6rsy's Anatomy.
81 COPIES Durgisons Medical Dictionary -
go eople, Practice Medicine, GODS Bennets, wat
SOU. SC.
20 cories Datols Physiology.
- copies N.rctow's Pathology.
10 copies surg-ry-Ofoss kuchsen Ferguson DC.
90 COPE. q. : Dispeu.atory.
% copiss Beck's JursTr7drnce.
20 ooyi-. Pafnsh. Pharmacy. $50
~ copi-s Therapeutics. Wood aud shue
80 copies Niuor Surgery.
eTS copies Surgical ALn'nmy.
10 copies Cteni.iry foSnss
- copies W,bsers Dictionary. 6e
go Blank Books qgfes Cap half bound
loo Blank Books small qusfto.
J15 Blank Books. tine. whole bound
- Ream. Writing paper. cap, litter and sets
70 Rssm, NTsppns Paper assorted
1000 ins,tAnds various patterns
200.OO Envelope assorted
5000 Blank Books miscellaneous
80 Portfolios
Pencils, PEN. inh &c. &c -
Some Of the Medical Books second hand. and VIII
BE- .od separately Tho Fooss and Instruments be IN
.peced tho sy before the sale Caiaognes may be had on
duplication. ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Breyet Colonel u. ). Vols,
Medical Purveyof u. s. A.
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OK ELIGIBLE LOTS FOR SALE on
- Eishty.fnh and Eghty-si1thsts. nesr Madison ave..
forming plot IS feet by 200 feet They well suited for
Church other large building. -
C. 81 q. WOODMAN No % Wall.st.
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KNOX's SMALL FRUIT CATALOGUE for
N SPRING Of 1866 Is issued and viii be sent to all

KNOX's SMALL FRUIT CATALOGUE for
N SPRING of 1866 issued and VIII be sent to al
applicants nclosing 10 cents. - 1900, -,
III contains DESCRIPTIONS and ILLUSTRATIONS Of the
lssdps varieties Of GRAPES. STRAWBERRIES, RASP-
BERRIES BLACKBERRlES GOOSEBERRlEs, CUR
RANTS &c. SELECT LISTS OF FRUITS, made up with
Srest care. . e.v,>,,,.,,. ~,
PORTS of various COMMITTEES who have visited onr
grounds including the REPORT Of the AD lNIERlM COM
XITTEE OF the ONO POMoLOGlCAL SOCIETY, 1865,
written BY the President, Dr. JOHN A WAkDER, from
which extract: , .
-Four things struck all the visitors especially worthy OF
The modes Of proposition and culture Of the soil the
varieties under c1lture and trial the wonderfully abundant
produc magnificent berries and the excellent and success
il mode of harvesting and marketing the fruit all Of which
may properly be introduced this Report for The benefit of
cur fellow members
Much valuable information each Of these points con
tailed in this Report and other parts OF the Catalogue.
! JUCUNDA-OUR No 700 STRAWBERRY.
Amer thorough ta have hesitation in Saying that for
VSIyoRN LARGE SItE. BEAUTY or FoRx AND Colon,
ENORMOUS lIELD. LoSG CoSTlSUAsCK BEARING, GREAT
PRoYT HEALTH VIGoR PLANT ond other desirable
qualities this Is - 80, .,..,.,x,
THE MOST VALUABLE STRAWBERRY OF WHICH
WE HAVE ANY KNOWLEpGE.
See page 20 Of AMERICAN AGRIcULruRIsT and the NkW
EDITION OF Our Cotalogue. - J. KNOB,
Box No. 1855 Pittsburgh Pa
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MILITARY DIVISION OF TIP THysEssEg
CHIRr COMMANDMENTS OyTicg,
m : MILITARY RAILROADS,


NASHVILLE Tenn. Jan. 9, 1915
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ ROLLING STOCK-Will be sold at PUBLIC AUG
ZION AZ Memphis Tennessee WEDNESDAY, February T.
1885 The following described Rolling Stock, Wa
al -Four Locomotive Engines i've feet gauge nfee oio ANU
disuAniled, one repairablel. 90, r. L.. a..
0s' SAME TIME AND PLACE.
IN Ooe Locomotive Engine five feet gauge lying IN the
ditch on the line Of the Mississippi Central Railroad Twelve
miles .,orth Of Grand Junction. - =, ,oee
AZ Ne.byie Tennessee "Wednesday February IA, 1865,
will be .od the following described Rolling stock al OF h'e
feet gau g. and Ia good running order viz;
IN One Locomotive Engine, Lyman Souther oold"'s.
tig Eighteen Locomotive Engines, X Morris Son'
I'D Ono Locomotive Engine, Rodgen L. & NJ Works.
IN One Locomotive Engine Suubourn Smith, builders
nj One Locomotive Tender.
l2.,1 Two hundred Flat AID Box Cars fnore OF less
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
Isl Fiye Locomotive Engines. unssrylcrsbe.
Boiler. aud Runrmg Gears Tor two ~ Dummy Engine" un'
in Fivs Sp.n. 100 fee, EACH McCaum Truss Bridge )
Two spans Bridge 80 feet each. -,
Ig One hundred aud hirtyhree perch LIST and "a class
Cut Stone. comprsng f. unds tion OF Round tonss.
Viii also be sold on above mentioned date. at Memphis i
Na,hyle the balance Of Military Railroad Property frnHh
ng undsposed Of at that time. - 49,,
ssl.s viii commence each place ct 10 o'clock H. and
continue until ell the ptqrfrty !, q. pG'ea o.
C,.b IN Government funds or when purchssed by Railroad
Cotnpaes on credit Or desired oi not exceeding TWO years
n monthly install with interest al the rare OF
10 per cent per nuuum secured by oond sasctory 10
the Government double the amount 81 the properly pa-
chased ,.t, - .,i.
ton 10 Can't : r Iiaurl A q. NJ. Nashville Tenn.
r. J. CHILLY. Bvt Maj. ( A. - hl, u. >. a.
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WALKER, FULLER L Co., Boston.

A BOOK and STATIONERY STORE in
"A ITSELF.
THE BOOKSELLERS PICTORIAL CHART,
Containing complete list Of all articles sold III the business
Printed type and surrounded by handsome ooIoer
elegantly printed in colors; size, "a Dy 80 inches
Sent by mail on receipt OF price
In Sheets 50 cents, and on Rollers IS cents
ANDREW PECK,
No I22 Nsssau.sl n. Y, or Box No. 4,l83, p. o.