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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
HuRRAH FOR ooLoRApoI

We thought at the time that the an
Aouncement that Colorado had elected =
johnson OOppsrhsad Delegate to Con
grsss Was rather premature. We thought
those people out there had more respect
for themselves than to lick the hand that
80 recently smots them. 1t seems that
old granny Doolittls'S announcement OF
the result Of the Colorado election befOr Q
the Philadelphia convention turns ont
to be as ridiculous AS some of old granny
Stewards ninety days prophecies. Hers
is the last dispatch from Denver, dated
August a1st: a..t
Chilcott, Radical Republican, is elected
Delegate to Congress over Hunt,
the administration candidate. The dis.
patch referred to by Senator Doolittle,
in the ,PhilAdelphis Convention, is errone-
Gus. The southern counties, which have
hitherto gone democratic, return large
Republican majority.
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The Nashville Press and Times. re
viewing the relations between. Tennessee
and the Federal Government, thus al
ludes to a new danger that is evidently
being anticipated: -,s
Can Tennessee throw aside her pres
ent State government and constitution,
and set up another constitution and State
government by the action of her disfran
chised people? Mostassuredly not. The
pledge is upon her lips, and she cannot
forswear herself. She is bound To- the ark
of the Union by an adamantine covenant.
Let the revoluuonists who talz Of setting
aside the existing State government be-
ware what they do. Will they trample
on the tIeaty which Tennessee has made
with Congress, and. by which she. now
stands? By no means; for if they do,
Congress will deal with them as it did
with the rebels of 1861. The mob and
misguided reVoluIionists who are pl3ttipo
to renew the work of anarchy will meet
tie fate of Dorr in Rhode Island: They
cannot amend the State constitution srifhI.
ont first regularly obtaining the consent
of the Legislature. and even then they
cannot set aside that Legislation by which
the State was restored to the Federal
Union. la.ra- sd ..si.s4 sas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
Ben RutIer ON the

Ben Butler on the New Orleans Riot.
Alta social gathering held at Boston,
few evenings ago. at which the two
Msssachusetts Senators, Senator Anthony
of Rhode Island, General Butler, and 9th
ers we're present, the Generals opinion
of the New Orleans riot was asked. He
expressed the conviction that it was pre-
concerted plan to drive the Union men
from the State. He spoke of Mayor Mon
roe as renegade son of Massachusetts.
who, after being imprisoned by him as a
traitor, was about to be released upon tax
ing the allegiance, aud had actually the
pen in his hand to affix his signature when
word was brought in that McCIellan had
been defeated by the rebels with the loss
of 10000 men. Believing this canard.
Monroe refused to sign. threw down his
pen, and was taken back TO fbrison. from
which he was afterwards released By the
action of the Authorities at Washington.
Gen. Butler spoke of the great wealth OF
the Freedmen Of New, Orleans, estimated
at from S15.00O,OOO to S20, ZOO, 900 and
Of the consequent large interest they had
in thefuturs prosperity of The State. He
expressed his apprehension thar if The
crueltreatment Of freedmen, not oBly IN
New Orleans but also at Charleston aud
other, places. was continued, war of re
prisals would be the result. The down
Irodden would sooner or later taFa upous
and sting those who continued 10 Cypress
them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

The Republican voters Of KAnsas who are in
kVor Of keeping traitors out Of the halls Of
Congress, and OF assert ing and maintaining
ne right Of tie loyal people, through tn cir
represent ItiVes in Congress, TO FIX and de
tsrmine the conditions on which States lately
in rebellion shall be permitted TO participate
in the Government OE the United States, are
requested to meet ct Topeka in Delegate Con
Vention en- Wednesday, September 5th, 1866,
at twelve o'clock n, fOr the purpose Of placing
in nomination candidates for the following Of
fcers: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Seere-
tAry Of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, Attorney Gen
eyal; Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, and
. RepTes entatiVo in Congress; and for the
transaction Of such other business as shall
come before the Convention:
The ratio Of representation shall be one
Delegate and one Alternate from each Repre-
sentative District Delegates will be elected
in each Representative District on Saturday,
September ], 1866.
By order Of the State Central Committee.
SIDNEY CLARKE. Chairman.
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DELEGATE oOFvEET1ON.

The Republican voters Of ths 64th, 65th and
66th Representative districts in Lyon county
respectively, who are in favor Of keeping trail
tors out Of the halls Of Congress. and assert
ing and maintaining Asright Of the loyal peo-
pie through their Representatives in COngre IS
70 fx and determine the conditions on which
States lately in rebellion shall be permitted to
participate in the Government Of the United
States, are requested TO elsot, by ballot, at the
usual places of voting in said districts. on Sat
urday, SePtembe let, between the hours OF 10
.. m!Shd7 p. m, one delegate and one Al
ternAts to the State Convention to be held at
Topeka, Wednesday ssptem Der the Sth. 1866
By order Of the Republican County Central
COnaittSs. z. STUBS.
~ r. THOMAS.
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Al the-RE2lso ISIS = -.lsssls > :. - -
Be. NECESSARY to repeat the arguments in
its favor that have been so often present
ed. On the score of feasibility of early
construction alo1e. d has the strongest
clai M upon tie peopIs.of Lyon county
OF courss there will be differences Of
opinion. but in an important e.isis ike
the present .bey viii ali. doubtless, be
suboFdiuated to the viii Of the msjority.
What Is needed is harmony of sentiment
uDitv of action, and energy in pressing
the measures upqn anich We unite.
IJbissd we are strong; divided we ere
weak. No man in the county abnts that
is building his hopes Of the future upon
the probability Of railroads which will
give life to the dead capital he has nov
invested in land, and a sure and lucrative
market for products Of the soil. Why,
then, cannot We agIes upon come policy.
to be pursued, and pursue i all together.
and if necessary. make sacri6oes todu-
sure us SUCCESS 4.r-F t.t.s Fg-ts- 2
We want county, township and school
district railroad meetiUgs-a general re-
vival in regard to our material interests;
a full realization that the interests OF the
whole county is the interest of every IN
dixidual in il; an agreement to subordt-
nate personal. local and political dlHeren--
ces to the Accomplishment of the greai
work Of the development of the natural
resources of our county, second to none
10 the State.
The meeting at Hartford, called fol
the 18th of september by the President
and Secretary bf the Valley Road viii
afford starting point. Let it be gener
ally attended, a fall discussion BE- bad
and something defuitelg determined upon
on which the whole people can unite
fgH. P.B. PLUMB
Emporia. August Goth, 1855. ssgr4
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
I. g. KALLoOH.

This gentleman spent = couple Of days
here this week, principally on railroad
business. He takes deep interest not
only in railroad matters but Srything
pertaining to the welfare aud develop
mSnt Of Southern Kansas. He regards
the late amendment to the Pacific Railroad
bill as very damaging to the project OF
which he il The head--ths St. Louis d
Santa Fs-but thinks it will ultimately
DO built. We 80 Mr.. Kalloch's name
has been mentioned as one Of the next
Senators from Kansas. We do no, know
what his prospects would bGin other por-
tiOnS Of the State, but believe he has
many friends in this part Of Kansas, who
would Be glad 10 help him to the position
it he should be Asandidats. No man in
KansAS,is better qaGIiGsds in every re-
sPect, for the distinguished position of
Senator than Mr.. KaIloch. and while We
should give our preferences always for a
man Immediately in the NsoshO valley,
We could, sOr al zskuoW. support him
with . good grace. because of bis fine
abilities and wslI-knOWn political sound.
ness. y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
AdministratorIs saIa

pY virtue Of an erier of the Probate Court
ID Of Douglascounty, Kansas, made August
9th. at the August term Of said court, 1866,
will, on psI - - -
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1866.
at the court hoese door III the city Of En- poris :
Lyon county, said State expose at public aue-
ton oil the interest Of -The0pb ilus Edwards,
Diseased. In and to the southeast quarter Of
section 81, township I9, range 10, in Lyon
county, afOrCsaid. Terms of ssaIe-eseh down
Me- BLOOD, Administrator
OF the estate Of Theophilus Edwards, deed
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
SHERLFF,S 49,

DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from tn
ID District Court for Lyon county. Kansas,
and to me directed l will offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the court house door in the town
Of ELnP05ia in said county
at II O'Clock %. 81 said day. the foHoWiDg
real estate. to wit: The southwest quarter Of
section twentY-six (26,)3 township seventeen
(l70 of range eleven (l1) situate in Lyon
county, Kansas, TO be sold as the property of
Clint. n Dorsey, to satisfy judgement in ia
vor of Sam. a. Riggs, as administrator of the
Estate of George Burt, deceased.
Dated this 18th day Of August, 1866
1887 = - A., T.. BANCROFT, Sheriff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

Gen Sherman and several staff officers
accompanied by Senator John Sherman,
arrived at Omaha a few days ago on their
way to the mountains. They went by
way of the Union Pacific Railroad to
Fort Laramie. We hope the Indians will
not sucOsOd in borrowing the Generals
waterfall.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
RADICAL
Republicans Meeting

All who are in faycr,
lst, or equality under the laws aud
impartial suffrage for Loyal American
Citizens. without regard 10 color; and
. 2nd, Of hesrtily sustaining the Radi-
cal Measures 81 Congress; and
ed, Of striking The word White from
the Constitution of the State of Kansas;
and
4th, OF securing unity of action in the
edvanc ment Of our material interests;
and 2Gi83 1i>5 S,AJ-l-s- q. B51
5th, Of electing men who are unquali-
iedly and earnestly in favor Of carrying
out the foregoing propositions, are re-
quested to meet at the Congregational
Church, at Emporia, on
Saturday, Aug, 25, 1866, at O'cOck p. m.
Signed bye V'Eskridge H Pheanis
G Elliott G " KirEendan z L Hunt
J A Phillips Jas BIakey J LCatterson
c @ Hasser D L Ward A R Bancroft J
L Williams Joe Rickabaugh E2B Murrell
G q Walker Asa Gillett & w Frederick
N P .Bixler VIM Clapp D G Edwards, J
7 Pierson Jas NJ Hunt D Branson Zimri
Stubs Fawcett w B Holt T Murdoch
s A Moone E R Trask Richard Rich Jo-
seph Hall II B Merton N S Storrs o L
Davis Isaac Wright David Upham o Y
Hart R G Gilmore s G Britton M H Bates
N Ryno J H Hunt E Borton J Armstrong
o Hunt + A CoWles Cause A Gilett
] Means J2C Lambdin T D Chiders V
R Holmes j s Pigmau w T Galliher
B Carter F G Hunt M W Phillips L T
Heritage P B Plumb W o Furgusou L
B Baldwin C D Burdick J Stotler + W
Hirth D S G lmore II Leard.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

A serious railroad disaster occurred At
HOlmesVille. on, the Michigan southern
Rsiiroad about forty miles from Chicago
on Saturday last. The regular passsn-
ger train. consisting of Athres sleeping
cars and three passenger coaches. shortly
after leaving Lap9rts. was thrown off the
track by COW which, in some curious
manner, was caught bslween two Of the
sleeping cars. The train was running
about IS miles an hour at theetime. The
sleeping cars and all the passenger coach :
es were hurled down an embankment
l40 feet. One Of the sleeping cara rolled
over three times and finally came right
side up at the bottom. They were ali
badly shattered. Twenty three persons
WeEe..Injursd, but none, strange to say.
were killed. AT the time of the accident
one OF the cars was thrown against q
telegraph Pois. ssYering the wire. so that
1t vas some time before medical assistance
could be got from Laporte.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
Adminigfrator'g Notica

r EFTERs of administrator HAVING b4en
IL granted to the undersigned on The IAN
day of August. 1866. upon the estate of James
u ~ y' deceased, all persons having claims
agalLstsaId estate are required to exhibit them
70 me ior allowance within one year from the
GATE OF my said letters or they may be preclu-
.eed rem any benefit of such estate, and
a such claims be not exhibited within three
years from the date of my said letters they
shall be forever debarred
-E3RE EHDREE J1WAT,
: 30 IAdministratoE Of lance o. Wav.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

The President has issued = proclsma-
ton declaring the decree of Maximillian
blockading the ports of Mexico not nov
under his control, null and void, and
that ''any attempt which shall be made
70 enforce the same against the Govern
meut or citizens of the United Statss will
be disalloWSd.''
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

Counterfeit comP6and interest notes o,
the denomination Of ESQ. on The ciussns'
National Bank, FUlion, N. Y. are nov
in circnlatio9, and also cOunterEsit e5. on
the National Bank Of Cairo. '.'.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

Hon Sidney Clarke is now at his home
ia Lawrence having returned from the
sAsta few days ago. The indications now
are thHt he viii be renominstsd by .
large majority.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

The FIRST bale Of new colOn arrived in
New York on the 2olh. from Nav orieans
1t was = fns specimen. and speaks we'll
for the quality Of The new crop. which is
now being picked. ts<
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

TAETs.-Too much nportancs cannot Be-
attached to the. duty 81 thoroughly disin.,
fecting with Chloride of lime or other
wise, without delay. all discharges from
the stomach and bowels of persons under
t5e(epidemie inHuznce, as we'll as all bed
ding clothing towels. and he like. which
such discharges may have imbusd, and
all priyies and other Ike places to wbich
such discharges may have eccess. should
be kept flooded wflhsa solution of sui
pbats of iron, OF solu:hu of carbouic
acid.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

The Junction City UuiOn says that
Ottawa county has instructed lis dele
gates to the State Convention ''to vote for
Crawford for Governor, OF never come
back to the county"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

sixty:nins deaths from Cholera were
reported for Saturday last, in Cincinnati.
and 6fty-four for Sunday. Seven cases
occurred in New York on the goth. and
ave cAsss in Brooklyn.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

The Mayor Of POrtlsld. Me- aeEnowl-
edges the receipts Of more tkun ere hund-
red AOd twenty thousand' dollars from New
York city laid 81 ths sEsEegs,by the
recent 'ssss lsFss .sliiS.5lse "a.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
Emporia Water Mill.
WIN. t. sODEE, Proprietor.

7NHIS Mill is now in good running order,
i and the proprietor takes pleasure in an
nouncipgto flIe people that he is ready to grind
Wheat am Germ en- the shortestpossfble notice.
Wheat bought at the highest cash price. and
Flour Kept on hand fer sale at as low rates as
it ca Al be purchased in this part of Kansas.
Flour for sale, at from $50 to $500 per hun
dred. 4 = 5e-Ezs E1z
S-32tf VT SODEN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

The Well-knoWn Washington cores
Po9Pdent of the Boston Advertiser. "Dix-
on Eho is now at Philadelphia. sends
ms PsPeT the following correct analysis
ofthe material composing the JET, Davis
johnson conventions: GA aasga
s'The delegatesappea tOlfOrn two very
marked classes. One class is mainly
made up of gentlemen who died At least a
dozen ysArs ago, and have been .Tesur-s
Tected' for this special occasion The
other class CONSISTS OF younger men. much
given to conVeFsation about posi- Offices
And intsrpal 1sesnas 1lattsss..s' O. q
- 80 lst-ss kzs.zsls. > I SO
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

EOElEest &.
hereby given that books viii be opened at
4 the store Of /. h. Ernhart, IN. Hartford.
on Monday, the 9th day IF Angust, 1866. to
receive subscription to the capital etoek ~
ths HaEtfozd eszstsry Assosiatiop.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
shingIes bv the MiIlior.

AoA4AS40S w G1I6 Ml1lllOn. - r
MI undersigned would annouDee So he.
lie now established at Forest HiII yyifh
his excelsior Single Machine and prepared fe
make Walnut or Yellow Cotton wood shin0ls1
Of the first quality and st prices 10 SUIT de.
time. Orders filed on short notice. Of enc
number up to one hundred thousand. and On
hand at all times. @. BEdETag -
s Forest Hin. May IS, 1866. 9ltf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
News for the Soldier |!
THE BOUNTY BILL PASSED Al LASTl
Extra Bouty to Discharged Soldiers.
Their Widows or other Legal Heirs!

Those desiring our services in the prosecu-
ton of their claims will call at our office, or
send their discharges, post office address,
carefully written, } and applications, properly
filed up, will be sent ready for execution.
We have business connections in Washing
ton that will enable us TO procure the boun-
ty ut the earliest day possible.
We charge FIVE dollars for collecting the
bounty.
Address with postage. .s
GALEIHER d ROBINSON,
y Attorneys at Law, EmPOria, Kansas
Or call at our Office, No. 179, Commercial street,
west side. ~. 9-3lH
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

There vas nothing new as 70 the peace
1egOtiAtiOns. Baron NortbeF iefl Berlio
on the 9Th for Prague, where it is said
definite peace negotiations between Aus
tEis and Italy vii Ee csrEjed On.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

U. p. r. W., 8. B.-NOtice OF Asses.s
ment.
NOTICE Is hereby given that an assesSnenk
4 OF one per cent upon the stock Of -
y mon Pacific Railway, Southern Branah- 80
LEVIED by the Boar Of directors at their 1870
meeting to defraY the expense Of 4 prslemi-
pAFy yi survey rendered Immediately Necessary
Of the recent grant Of lands bv Con-, -
Fayment may be made to any Of tie DirsetorS
Oi s1ne company, Ct 70 me at Emporias -s7l
p. B. PLUMB, =
Treas. D. p. FR.fW., S. B.
EmPOria, Angus 18Th. 1866. 1885
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

The Chicago Republican has been re.
constructed and put on new basis. II
was issued in an enlarged form on the 9th
inst, V B. Denslow, Esq, H. NJ. Smith
Esq. j. F. BalIanlYpe,. Esq and G. q
Williston, Esq. late of the Chicago Hib.
uue. are the editors and managers. T6l
Republican will be continued psa AhOr
oughly Union paper. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

President Roberts. Of The Fsnian Broth
srh0Od. has issued call for = general
congress OF EeOians at Troy. on Tuesday,.
september eth. for the transaction of bu-
siness. Gen. sWeeuy has issued an sd !!
dress sxhorHng the members to sya6e
forming party political ASSOCIATIONS not
conneesed with the cause ofIrish freedom.
a very destructive Ere occurred At Jsrea
ssy CITY Oh the leth. burning frOna :. m.
until nightfall. The loss is said % bs
about 9. 1000, OOOs ASsvIiyss wsrslosf
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A man named RobsrrtRe,d Vas - ares !,

A man named RobsErdsed was arres-
ted in Brooklyn on saturday. Tor the al
legged, murder of his wife. 10 Liverpool,
Englshd. in December, 1869. He uas
Surrendered to an Englisb deceive M
der the provisions of the extradition treaty
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25
'r THE GID RELIABLE bes
COOKS EVAPORATORF
FRAZER & GILLETT, Agents.
n EMPOR1A, KANSAS.
U. P. n. W., s. b.

. . 4 h " . % De
NOTICE is hereby given to the stOckhold.
~ ers of Union Pacific Railway, Southern
Branch, that there will be 4 meeting of The
stock holders of said company held At Hart
I iSrd' Lyon county, on Tuesday, September
pose Of considering and o0tins upon the oS,es.
ton of extending said u. p R. W, IS. b. IRON
Fort Riley. via the Republican river "a eon.
neeuon with the main Trunk Union paeiss
upon the Plat river. A full attendance Ia usr.
son and by proxy is desired. - SD =.
P. B. MAusoN, Secretary. ss.s7
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-08-25

The largest brlcE yard 10 the world 10
about TO be established at Chicsgo. 1t
.willsbe 300 feet long by 400 wide, and will
optainsmaehinefy adequate to the man
ufacture OF s00'O00 brick pes day. A
canal g. 900 feet long,. goo. feet wide and
soieet deep. is to Sc d ng eonnecting the
yard with The. south branch of the river
the earth excavated to be used in the man
ulacture of brick. Tbe work is to be
commenced Immediately, aud the kilns
lHill be burning this season.
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~ AN very decidedly of lbes opinion.
that the Valley Road lis5 Of !. paramount
appearances and nov tie NOSE feasible . E
The national Republican., 1866-07-10
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
0IEsB0RO, D. d.
orAkrERxAsTER GESERAL's OYyIcH, ]
fIhsr DIVISION,
~ A auIuar0H II Inn. Ia lsEa L

wAsHISaroH, D. c., jane IL, lso6
By order OF the Quarter Geuera there will bs
sold on the premises at public suction under The al.
Tsss1 %sus nc 81 cg,is -
after, Except rRIDAY Juy Ls. on which day the Wa
a,.oossd o. the following described public property"
Eleven pD oaes. tr.ns) 2s.l4o, awo .toris.) Isra,
Ing Io.isJ 'ass2 issis, two as,as, and as '''A
Eighty nine 1897 L.borers' ou.,tsr. Qrame) seven
y;fsnr lesls fourteen l2,it and one isxs, with shed
10. 40 Dwsilius., Cfr.m. 2s.so c~o stories, with
.th wins issi aud two titeS.n. .djoisios s,Ia and
ioxio, lex2o with Wig loxl4 aix2t, with shed ad
Mas (sJ Mes. Houses. Crane, asriso Qwo stories,
l6reo with wing l6sso asxlio. ~o soriss) 9s,Iso,
with .ddn,oss lo,i2) 2sxoo, 0wo stOrs..} IsIso,
Thirty two tsg Stables. dr,m.l twenty -four 2s.4,s
.I ?s.sss one ii.s2 and one isxs with shed sdoia.
one M Hospital Stable, ur.m. with ,,s7onn..i fs.s
o.. W f..uias Stable, tr.n.J With S,s,a u...i f...
TS'1,y gsOl seild,as. gtan.,l as.sa as.ss ls,ss
2ixts 2sIsOO, %, Is, and l7xl7.
Shedding, 7 75s nneal feet. ... Co.,.
Thirty two (sg Water Tanks, 4xl6-two feet deep.
Seventy eight (7s) AAngers, 3lxl6-thrss and half
T~ssiy @ Cso) Out Hou.e.
Thrs. t9 w6.rvss one o. isi saasi. feet, on. Ilss
FsneipR, 13ss0 linssl feet
oas u storehou.e, Ursms,) 6a1Ibo.
Two aeksmith shop- Hrnue) <sxl60 and Ssrl6o.
One () Engins House, i7x32
The buildings will be sold sinRly and must be rs.
moved within twenty days. = - 10
The bu diugs will be taken down at the expense Of
the Purchasers The depot seeessbls by water and
vessels OF the largest class be loaded the wharf
Terms: Cash in Government funds - -
boat for Of sboro' will cave the SIKH street wharf
every hour during the day Of sale
For further iuformation apply In person. by letter.
70 Capt GEORGE 7. BROWNING, A Q. NJ, 0issboro',
d. G., or ~ this ONCE
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen. 8. A., In charge,
js2l.uylo First Division. O NJ q, o.