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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-08

A WASHINGTON letter says the -Presi

A Washington letter says the -Presi-
dent k 1eeps clerk constantly employed
culIing from newspapers and pasting in
SCRAP Scrap books what is Said for andlagaifst
his policX., ,We2pityi the Baneroftsof a
future age who gets hold of that scrap
book as. material for history. He will
be tempted to treat the period of Mr.,
Johnson's Presidency III the same way
the eighteenth century hofelists man
aged when they were unable to do
justice ty the agonizing incidents Of the
stbry and clysed the chapter with the
remark 2" : Let us drop the curtain on
the painful scene I'D.
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-.....,,, 80 :. 4, !, 49, -

THE new Legislature of.Pennsylva-
MIA will stand as follows: Senate
Twenty Republicans, twelve Dem
ocrats. il bHouse--7SiNty-three Republi-
cans thirty seven Demo Gratis. Renubli-
can majority on joint ballot, thirty
FIVE VS. a si7-
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Consumption Durable by Or.
Schenckss Medicines. lis

TO cure Consumption. the system mustbe prepared so
that tie lun .cfnplish this, the liver
and stomach must first be cleansed and appetite Gre
ated for good wholesome food Which by these medicines
will be dgested properly, and geod healthy blood made
thus binding up the constitution Schencks Mandrake
Pills cleans the stomach of all bhousor mucous
cumulaions and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic in
nection, the appetite is resofed.I
Schenek's Pumonic Syrnp is snutricous well as
medical and, by using thei three remedies, all impu-
ties are expelled from the system and good, wholesome
blood madewhicfwi repeal all sFsease. tfpatients
will take these hfeuicines according to directfons Con-
sumption very frequently III its last stage yields readily
to their action. Take the pills frequently 70 Cleans the
liver and stomach It doesa follow that because the
bowles Gre they are not required for some
times in daffhea they are necessary 81 The stomach
must be kept healthy, appetite created to allow
the Pulnonic Syrup act the respiratory organs
-propeTY and allay any irritation Then all That is
ued I'd perform termapept cure is, to poevent ing
folas Exercise about the rooms as much as possible
eat all the richest food-at meat, me, and in fact
anything the appetite Graves but be particular and
mastcate we'll. .l'a!e'l s = = -
" - sS1-H FyTT fsfVItf zs.Frt -
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J. 81 J. Pausch

JEWELLERS AND DEALERS IN SILVER
e' Ware, Watches, Clocks, Cutlery and Fancy
Goods. No. 2, Roberts Block, Upper Sandus-
ky, Ohio Feb. 7, '66.
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r. E Z. Mccormick,

EDA1NTERs, will promptly attend to House
L Painting, Wagon painting, Graining, Gla
zing and Cementing; Brick Work. Afl work,
done in the best manner and tltpons tire most
reasonable terms. Shop in second story of
Slider & -Hale's wagon making shop, Upper
-Sandusky, Ohio.
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u. Rowsher & Cos

NEW LIVERY & SALE STABLE.
.ly rv - = q IL 4 r. < "A :
!fzY Horses and Vehicles ready for hire at ell
hours of the day. Stable Immediately rear. Of
Yellow Corner. 10 sgot...e... 8sii[ a:a4f: III -
i Up. Sandusky, Aug ! 6, 1865.
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2. Liebentha1,

NLOTH4ER, and Dealer in,al Llinds @of Eur
lLriishing Goods suitable forgenflemens wear.
Room opposite Piersen House = 3 q !. z ssg Y
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iEHHumn1a,n.

r ICENs ,eAUoTIoNEER. will attend
Ia promptly to all business in the county
Hcspeaks both the English and German Ian
guages. Residence II miles east of Upper
Sandusky. ,@3'' III =, Feb. 7,"'66 6l1y,.f
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a EegaI Notice

nAVID. G. SNIDER and MARGARET A.
~ sNID ERss whose blaeeszsof residence are.
unknown, will take notice that one, Wesley
Patterson, did on the 18th day of Septem Der,
A. D., 1866, file his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county of
WyandYt and Stateiof Ohio, against the said
David G. Snider and Margaret A Snider, de-
fendansg setting dFofth otiIab said defendants
heretofore gave certainy mertgagea.te one
Henry Shumon, or Chat part Of the South
w9st quarter Of Section Is, township l, South
ofRange 13, commencing at the North west
corner of1ands owned by Jacob Smiths heirs,
running thence East lon the dine of said lands
ID rods, thehceNotthi 2 rods 4 Ia feet; thence
West a rods; thence South rods and
Ia feet TO the, PLACE o.. beginning
tainingi one fourth of an acre Of land, more or
less, all in said county of. Wyapdot,, to secure
the paw vment Of 800 with interest from April
llth, A. D., 1856, to. Henry, Shuimop Of his
assignees,, according to the tenor of a acertain
promissory note, referred to In said mortgage,
and now owned by the plaintiff, and asking
Judgment aaaihst said David Or S4iider, the
maker Of said note for the balance due there
on, and that; said premises may be sold, to pay
the same, and th hat,tlley are reqaised toappear
and ans wer said petition on or beforenthe, 10th
--asy-sf November shf&t,,srg ae Yews 1Hss sya,s
dated this l3thi day ofaSeptsnber,s A. D.'66s
-' -~A-- - 10: toefs:tssJt D. SIC. SEARS; hga
70 .9Go .5.l Attorneys for Plaintiff
Sep. 20, 1666.-6w. sy9e.T s.s...4
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Dr. r.. Is, Mcconnell.
Dr.. BENJAMIN Pearce,

.GURGEONa DENTIST, having aperma-
y 3nently located in Upper Sanausky, offers
his services to- the inhabitants of the place and
vicinity, in the various branches of his pro-
fessiesf. From an experience of twenty years
he fatters himself that he Wilt be able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage.
z ~ Office on Main street, over IIuNT & AT.
SONS Store, Upper SandusSy, Ohio.
March l, 'G6.-4t
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DEALERin7 Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, yam
~ key Notions, Queensware, Glassware, etc,
70. I, Roberts Corner, Upper oandusky, 0.
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Avres & BYunef

N RBGGTSTS, and dealers in Rocks, Station
IL ary. Fancy Goods, Notions and Patent
Medicines. No. 2 McKelly' Block.
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Pittsburgh, Ft. w. Chisfgo II. IL.

On and after July 2N, lsgf, RTains will
leave stations daily, Sabbaths excepted, As
follows:-[ TraRiIa GgAas tlfchg3f hs9 5.bo
z. NJ, leaves daily.]
IND ArNrc, C0JNyf, JyIFCFf,
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8slsinfss dlirGEtprll.
Bel.l.HyG Berry,

<--y.r--,r- Besrryr d Berry, Ara o
s. A TTORNEYS. AT LA W. u pper Sandusky
IN Ohio. Office on Main street. in the second
story of Gottfred's Building, adjoining Beery
lDlock. }iE
--JNo. BERRY, ,--.......-.. C. BERRY, JR.
ApriL 10, 1866. g q x g.4att s. fuaw noy
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Joseph Cppenheimer,
FL Ap aoidYidge.

CLOTHING & GENTLEMEN,sf fFURN Isl
" ing. Store. No. 5, Beery' Block.
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George Beer Ha gHA1

jEIASON2 PLASTER AND GISTERN
1lYlj zBU1Ipfn, is prepared to do lalfd work in
his line Of business in the most expeditions and
substantial manner A long experience in
these branches of business justifes him in
guaranteeing satisfaction totlfoseiwho may de-
SIRE his services.b Prompt attention given toaH
orders. sa4 el3siG -a07at = s5iG zr5a au4
9 NIarch = le66.E1y:gaaI l.aL.. .dsN .tea
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TO receive Cne hundred pounds as an equivalent for
coming TO England TO row the said races. The dis
tance in each to be five miles, or az near as It
may DO pOssb to arrive at on suitable course.
The first shall be straight away scul ers race,
as usually rOwed in England lhe distance in the
second race TO be two miles and half round stake
boats returning 90 the place of starting each to
turn his own stGk boat IRON left 10 right Ihe stake
boats TO be moored to the satisfaction OF the referee,
and the lions TO be tossed for by the men
before starting. he 10 be at the starting place
IN each race one hour before high water lhe SAID
races to be rowed on two daYs following each
other, during the week ending July T. 1866.
Kelley 10 have a clear calendar months notice OF the
DAY S and course selected Oy Hamill. first depos
of two hundred and City pounds side has been
made good thu the 18th day Of May and sum of
fifty pounds has been paid to Hamtl, being hall the
sum allowed for expenses for coming 20 England
The second deposit Of two hundred and fifty pounds
q side to be made good the 25th OF June, 1865,
which day the referee shall be chosen, and further
sum Of fifty pounds paid over 10 Hamll for ex-
penses Both races to be rowed, if pO sible, on
a smooth course, on which point both men shall
auee; and in the event OF any dispute that ques-
ton shall be submitted TO the referee whose do
csion shall be final, but in any both shall
be Towed duuDg the week ending July Z, as above
specified The cutters to keep asteTn of the hinder
most man. The stakes to be deposited on the day
above named with the proprietor OF the Sportsman
VINO shall be final s'akeho der. Either party failing
TO comply with these conditions to forfeit all the
money down.
HENRY KELLEY,
JAMES HAMILL
FoBHa4 E5HHH4T r. n wonSl,1D. P%4z, Witnesses
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OFFICE DEPOT COMMISS SARY,
" kORTREss MONROE. Va Nav 2h. 1850.

FFICE DEPOT COMMISS SARY,
~ FORTRESS MONROE, Va NAV 25, 1866.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate are Invited unit 10
o'clock NJ on III hURSDAY, the 9TH day OF June,
1866, for the sale of about
$500 GALLONS OF MOLASSES
(Ihree hundred ana ninely.tVe hat-barres, ave.
raging about "a gallons each)
his article is branded Syrup" from Howell,
Rarr K Co. was made from MuscoVado Molasses IN
December, 1864, and Is IN good order. ..
lhe pac ages Will be recoopered, and put in ship
ping orders the quantity determined BY Govern
ment RaUPer. .... .s
Propose will not be received for less than five (5)
half baue s. ...
Tie Molasses will be delivered on board vessel,
tree OF wharfage, dockaPe or labor.
lurcha ers will be allowed ten (lO) days to remove
properly.
1erms-Cash, in Government funds of which ffly
per cent will be required the acceptance of the
bid, the balance before delivery of purchases W.
BdCers are requested TO be present. represented,
at the opening OF he bids .... .'' - .... t"'
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for Moasses f" and addressed 70
- ... JAMES CURRY,
b 26 lot Colonel and g. 5. V.
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A BALLAD OF NANTUCKET.
BY T. b. ALDRICH.

"Where go you, pretty Maggie,
Where go you IN the rain ?n
l"I go to ask the sailors
Who sailed the Spanish main,
Z iIf they have seen my Willie,
I II he'll come back TO me-
1t is so sad to have him
A-saillug on the sea-"
80, Maggie, pretty Maggie
Turn back TO yonder town:
Your Willie's in the ocean,
A hundred latboms down!
"HIs hair is turned to sea-kelp,
His eyes are changed 10 stones,
And twice two years have knitted
The coral round his bones!
"The blossoms and the clover.
Shall bloom and bloom again,
But never shall your lover
Come DER the Spanish mainm
But Maggie never needed,
For mournfully said she,
'It is so sad TO have him
A-sailing on the scalp
She left me in the darkness,
! heard the sea.gull screech,
And burly winds we're gro Wing
With breakers on the beach.
The bells of old Nantucket,
What touching things they said,
When Maggie lay a-sleeping,
With lilies round her head
The Parson preached a sermon,
And pray ed and preached again
But she had gone to Willie
Across the Spanish main!
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1873 South FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA.


Annual P Polices issued against General Accidents
oil descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
Insurance effected Tor year in any sum from $40
to s10 00O at a premium Of only one-half per cent
securing the ul amount insured in case of death and
compensation each week equal to the whole pre-
MUM paid
Short time Tickets for l. T. or 10 days or g. OF
months, at 10 day. nsurng in the sum o s300O
giving SIC per eek II disabled to be had at the
General ONCE, No. 1873 S. FOURTH street, Phi adel
phla or at the various Raioa ad Ticket Offices Be
10 purchase the tickets of the North American Transit
Insurance Company.
For circulars and further information apply at the
General once or any OF the authoz ID Agents Of the
'0Hp""' LEWIS L. HoUPr, President
JAMES M. CONRAD, treasurer.
HENRY G. BROWN, ScCre ary.
JOHN c. BULLITr, Solicitor
] IRECI ORS.
L. / Houpt late OF Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
NJ Baird of NJ Baldwin d CO.'S.
samuel G. Palmer asher OF Commercial Bank
Richard Wood, NO. 800 NJ aTket stfeet
James M. Conrad, } o. 623 Maiket street
j. +. Kingsley, Ontinental Hotel
II. G Leisenrlng, Nos 237 and 239 Dock street.
Samue Work OF Work, McCouch Co.
George Martin No. 500 Chestnut street l3lOm
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N EAFNEsS, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
IL treated with the utmost success by j IsAAUS,
NJ. d. Ocu list and Aurst, NO. bl0 PINE Street Testi-
mOnas from the reliable sources in Tie CITY can
be seen at his ONCE. The Medical Faculty are hvited
10 accompany their patients he has secrets In his
practice Artificial eyes inserted without pain No
charge made for examination. los
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF oNsTE UCTION AND REPAIR !

NATIONAL MILITARY ASYLUM
~ The Mani gers Of the Nat Onal Asylum 1or DIS
charged volunteer soldiers authorized by Act OF
Congress, approved March 21, 1855 ask proposals
tor sites Tor Asyums by dOnat on or sale. The pre-
mi es mu be situate IN of the loyal States, con
tain AT least 9O0 acres OF land and be IN a healthy
location aud easy OF by railroad otherwise
II is the purpose OF the to erect, without
de ay, extensive and permanent bun dlpgs for said
AsY lums, and ITS estaO Olshment will be largely ad-
vsnagtous 10 any section or raj road IN the vicinity
CT lts location
Plans specifications and estimates for Asylum
buildings, inc udng detached cottages, also asked
lor h' approval OF the Board. Liberal cOmpensa-
uon will be gwen for the successful plan.
PTopo Jams, specifications and es imates-the
hIs named TO he in writing containing plot ana de-
scnptOn OF grounds and terms and conditions of
IaLsler-must be sent 10 Major General B. II. BUT
l.ER az Lowell Mass on or before the goth day Of
June, 1866. BENZ +. BUTLER,
President Board OF Managers
LEwIs B, GUNCKEL Secretary.
EaDeIs entitled to publish the laws OF the United
states are respec fully requested to publish this
three ~ weeks prior 10 the 2Oth Of June 1866 and
send their bill, with copy of notice, as above dl
ec'ed 53l 1St
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QUARTRRMAsTGR's OFFICE,
IT - NADINE TnpDG

-.
WASHINGTON, May 49, 1865 J
Sealed Proposals will be received at tins Office
until THURSDAY, the 2Sth CAV of June, 1885, at
O'Clock +. NJ, tOr supplying Ood and Coal to the
United States arines, at Philadelphia, Pa, during
the fiscal year ending 30th of June, 1867. the Wood
to be good mercb bantable oak, and TO be delivered,
piled, measured, and inspected at such points
within the walls of the Marine Barracks may be
DESIGNATED by the commanding marine officer, free
OF expense to the United Staes.
The Coal to be best white ash anthracite Egg
Coal, free from dust, and to weigh 2240 pounds to
the ton TO lie weighed inspected, and delivered at
such points within the walls of the Marine Barracks
as may be designated by the commanding marine
ohcer, free OF expense 10 the United States and both
COZ and Coal 10 be furnished upon the quarterly
requstiOn OF the commanding officer showing the
quantities required, aPreeably to Tegu atiOns.
Payments will be made upOn the receipt OF ac-
counts duly authenticated by said commanding
officer.
The right is reserved to reject all bids considered
unreasonable
A guarantee, TO lie signed bT two responsible per-
sons, whose responsibility must be certified TO by
the United States District Judge, United States
District Attorney, United States Collector, must
accompany each proposal, otherwise 1t will not be
considered
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel" and ad
dressed to the undersigned
WILLIAM b. SLACK,
p that Major and Quartelmaste
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
Il CORN,
WAsHINaToN, b. C., Nav 80. ls88 !

l. CORN,
CHIP QUARTERhAsTER's OFFICE,
DRPoT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 80 1866 }
There will be sold at Public Auction, in and near
tins city under the direction OF BreVet Lieutenant
Colonel j q. @. Lee, A. Q. M, ON THURSDAY,
June a. 1866 about 20 900 bushels of Corn in sacks
at the folOwin R-named points -
AT Sixth Street " harf, 10000 bushels, ~
AT Glesboro DepoI, 10000 bushels ..a.....
The Grain will be sold in lots OF 500 bushels, with
the nviege OF the purchaser taking any amount up
TO 5000 bushels.
The sac will commence at Sixth street wharf at 10
O'Clock A, NJ and imm edlRtey after the completion
the sale OF the amount at that point 1t will be con-
tinued at GiesbOro Depot.
A Government boat will be in readiness at Sixth
street wharf 10 terry persons who wish TO at end the
sale to GlesborO and back.
The Grain must be removed within ten days from
DATE OF sale ..
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
ID. IA. RUCKER,
BreYet Major. Gen, and Chief QuarteTmaster, -
53lI2t Depot of Washington.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

. ELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
NcoHFohATfFPP FPNEfYlyyRREE1AL ~ yRE LEGISLATORS Ess5
STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
~, 1yrss MARINE INSURANCE
S$Rsos S$RstoSahLS' To all parts of thew
FRElGHTi TiSLSSp 1SsURANcys
on Goods by River Canal, Lake, and Land Carriage
FIRE Fl RRfrIiS ISs6RAEGGs e 5fs ER5fR
on stores, Dive ling Houses, ETC.
ASSETS OF THE CoMrANY
'l" SSSC unltea States per cent loan 100000
Treasury Notes. lO4 s75 OO
$4,000 aSs1 afe Of Fennsyiittaaia Six Per Cent. @o'"
1875 600 CITY V9 of fbiGcipia SIX Per Cent o'1oo
10000 Pdnnsylvania T%9ii RaToad First Cr iiSSlS %
,.o.o gas SIX Per oepi. Bonds. 2O,OOOOO
gags Six Per Cent. Bonds. 2375OU
, gnge SIX Per Cent, Bonds. 49,, 2s75O 90
1900 500 Shares Stock Germantown Gas
delp6ia. ........s,...! '1 ~ u I3S31S
49,. road Company y................,..,... s5SON
- Balroad COmpan y.......,.......... ..,'. S25OOo
.o,.. ment subject TO ten days cal. ... 4OOOOW
- Loan..........,.......'..... .....'.'. Is 100 90
liens on City Properly. ITO 1000
sl,C3g,e $50 Par. Market value ID. .. 1896 $50 90
Bills receivable icr in urances made lII OS 8
Balances due at Agencies.-Premums
on NJ Irine Policies. Accrued Into
rest, and other debts due the Com
scrip ana Stock Of sundry Insurance ~ '''
mated value. Cnpunivs ioo ns. 800
Cash In Drawer.... ........ 67s4s -.
56,630 ~
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525 1t
A SSlSTANu ASTER'S OFFICE
u No. 10 STATE Street. lew York City.

n COlOl AM QOAhl
IA No. ~ STATE street, lew York CITY.
In pursuance OF orders of the War Department,
will sell at Public Auction at ~ O'Clock M, on
THURSDAY, the 7th day OIL June 1886 at the
premises, Trenton, New Jersey the Buildings, Bar
Flye Barracks, TWO stories high, and 80 by 30 feet
0ffcers' Quarters, 100 by so feet.
Guard House, 80 by 80 ieeJ.
Hospital, 80 by so feet
QaaTteImasteI's and Commissary's storehouso, 30
storehouse 15O by "a feet.
Kitchen, 10 by 16 feet.
War, house, 16 by l6 feet.
Shed, 10 by l6 feet.
Blacksmith Shop, 16 by 10 feet.
Nagon. Master g Office, II by IL feet.
Stable, 260 by 26 feet.
small Stable, 16 by 40 feet
Watch.hOuse, by teet
2S50 feet OF Fence, 8 feet high, and
450 feet Of open Fence, feet high.
The buildings were built of good merchantabe
lumber, and are in good condition.
The buildings will be sold separately
Also, unless otherwise ordered, quantity of
Quartermaster's Stores, anu Camp and Garrison
Equipage consisting in part OF the following art
tlcles viz -
Army Wagons.
/ Spring Wagon.
CfceIs' Desks, Tables, Chairs.
Stoves Stove.plpe, Ranges.
Leather Water Buckets.
Woooen Pals.
Carpenters'iToOls.
Spades, Shovels.
Coal HOds.
Harness. ...
Axes, Hatchets. ......... ...,
Whuewash Brushes, etc .....,
Caps, Jrowsers, Goats, Bouses, etc. .......-
Also 35 cords OF fine " ood, and ........
10 600 feet assorted seasoned Lumber, in good
order. ............... ..,.,.. ..
1he buildings must be removed as soon as practi.
cable and at the risk of the purchasers. .......
For further information in regard to the nature
and kind OF materials and articles and their situa
,ion and condition, application should be made at
the QuartermasteT's Office IN Trenton, to HENRY
T. TIOLCOMB, Agent or to the uu dersigned
The Government reserves the right of decli ming
all bids offered, il they are considered unfair or DIS
advantageous
BY order of
Bvt. Major-Gen. STEWART VAN VLIET,
Chief QuaItermrster Department of the East
B g MORGAN,
5G9St Brevet Major and A. @. NJ.
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sl 20S $50 Is

81 20S $50 II
Thomas Q. and samuel f. stokes,
go9hD u. DAVIS. J. +. Penistan
Edmund A. Souder Henry Sloan
Theophius Paulcng, William e. Boultop
yonn X; PenTose Edward Darlington,
yhmeb IrAqualr, n. Jones Brooks.
Henry G. Dalett, Jr., Fdward Lafourcade
James g. Hand Jacob p Jones
William G. Ludwig James b. Mcfarland
Joseph II. Seal Joshua p Eyre
George G. Leiper, Sppncer Mcflyain
Hugh Craig j. r. Sempe Pittsburp,
kOoeT Burton, A. B Berger Pittsburg,
John Taylor, u. r. Morgan Pittsburg
IHOMA c. HAND, President,
r1r, , , JOHN O. DAVIS, Vice President.
HENRY LHLBURN, secretary lis
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cost
7 ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS. AMBU-
j. LANCES, HARNESS, SCRAP IkON, ETC.
CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WAsHIN NGTON

CHIEF QUARTERM ASTER'S OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, ID. G., May 2i, 1866 J
WIN be sold at Public Auction under the direc-
tiOn oil Brevet BrigadieT.General g. II. 1ompkins,
Quarte1master, at LINCOLN DEPOT, Washington,
ID. g., on MONDAY. June IL, 1866 at 10 O'Clock A.
M, large lot OF Quartz ttrmaster's Stores, consist
ing OF
400 Army WagOne, 10000 pounds old Horse
$50 Amy Wagons with Shoes,
Hay Racks, 1000 pounds old Wagon
IA tWOhorse Wagons Tire,
II Spring agons, 200 Sash with Glass,
4 Watering Carts, 1856 pounds Tallow,
43 Ii. ht Carts Wagon and Ambulance
so two horse Ambu ances, heels,
Buggy, Wheelbarrows
1894 single sets Harness, Blankets,
412 Saddles, Buckets,
q, l,570 pounds Scrap Chain Chains,
5000 pounds old Wagon Ha ters,
Axes, WTenches,
1852 pounds Lead PIPE, Smitbs' Bellows,
l65 pounds scrap iron, Portable Forges,
2o77 pounds of Lead, Planes,
$500 pounds Scrap Steel, Barrels
II Geo pounds Scrap Kettles,
Tongue Irons, Stoves, etc.
II COO pounds Scrap Brake
Irons,
THIS property has been worn, but large portion
Of II il still seIViceable.
he stores must be removed within i've days from
date Of sale
IeIms-Cash, in Government funds.
d. H RUCKER,
Brevet Major-Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
52217t Depot of Washington.