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HEADQUARTERS DEPOT OF THE PLATTE,

IL EADQUARTERS DEPOT OF THE PLATTE,
IL CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY IRA RANsPoRTArIoN.22-
Sea ed Proposals will received this office until
II NJ. on THURSDAY, the I'd day of January, 1868.
the year commencing prli l. 1865 and ending March
81, 1862 Route No. i, from Cheyenne, Dakota, or
the year, on the Omaha branch of the Union Pacific
depos as are now or may be- Established Ia the Ter
rt0ry OF Montana south OF latitude degrees in the
the Territory Of Idaho east longitude III degrees,
and In the Territories OF Utah and colorado north OF
latitude 40 degrees, Including If necessary Denver
The weightto be transported during the year on
re Rone odS no ! will not exceed twenty-five million
Bidders viii state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miles at which they will transport the stores in each
month of the year beginning April l. 1885, and ending
Bidders should give their names in full as well
sccompanied by a bond in the sum Of ten thousand
persons, legally executed and properly stamped guar
sdn gnna m case & nraDosa H IS a 8T pI Se
posing The contract win be excepted and entered Into
party in accordance with the terms Of this advertise
Each bidder must be present at the opening OF the
proposals in person or be represented by his at
The contractor will be required to give s25O,OOO
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and sovency Of
each bidder and person offered as security will be re-
Proposals must be iudorsed Proposals for Army
Transport alton Route No. l." and none will be
tertained unless they fully comply with the require
ments otthis advertisement.
prepared TO execute the contract at once and to give
the required bonds for the faithful performance OF
the con iract
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
offere d is reserved. .
The contractor must be in readiness for service by
the day of April 1868, and will be required to have
a place of business or agency at which he may be
communicated with promptly and readily, for Route
No l. at Cheyenne. Dakota, or at such other point
may be Indicated as the starting point OF the
route. -
Blanks forms, showing the conditions Of the con-
tract be entered into be had on application at
this office, the office of the Quart aster az New
York. st. Louis Fort LeaVenWOrtn, santa Fe, and
Fort Enelling, and must accompany and be q part
BY ofdeT ofihe Quartermaster, General
- WILLIAM MYERS,
Breyet BTiR-9en., Chief Quartermaster, Department
fthe Platte. R21m
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BaTque John Boulton, for Philadelphia from Rio
Janeiro; sam Shepherd, from Philadelphia for st,
JaRo; Der laden schooner and several schooners
names unknown, were at Reedy Island piers on sun
day afternoon. BIigs Nazarine. for Barbados and
Allston. tor portsmouth, were at New Castle; also,
schr J, N Williams, which had been ashore below
Reedy Island but got off without serious damage and
returned To New Castle; schTs Hattie, Gloucester
and John Cadwallader for New London, were ashore
In the Ice below Wilmington; schr j. II. Henry hence
for Washington, was sunk at Bombay Hook Several
other schoOners coal loaded were driven ashore by
the Ice between Bombay Hook and New Castle,
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Barque Horatio Sprague, Small san Francisco. ]. E.
Bailey g. Co.
Barque Roanoke. Smith, Iaguayrs. ]. Dallett & Co.
Str Alexandria, Pratt, Richmond, W. p Clyde u Co.
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MEMORANDA.


sleemshlp Roman. Baker. hence for Boston, was
at thnChOr On south Yarmouth Cape Cod, yesterday
MOI hIhg' uethlned by bad weather.
day. ' '' " 0 'e''ei
Brig J. o Baker, Miller. for Philadelphia, sailed
Brig Bride Bauvelt, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Brig Louis 9. Madeira. MOslander. hence, at Ant.
werp about Both ult
Schr NJ. Tlton, Fitziuger. for Philadelphia cleared
at Wilmington. n. c.. 18th inst.
= Schls MARY Miller Clayton. from Providence: N +.
SPENCER, White. from New Haven; aud ID T. Wllett,
Hapley, from StoDington, all Tor Philadelphia at
New York l4th inst
schr Minnie Kinnie. sprague. from Providence for
Philadelphia, at New York 18th inst
SchJB Ialo, hence for Gloucester, and HIawatha,
hence Tor Boston. were at Provincetown yesterday.
schr M. a. Stockman, CorderyI hence, at Charles
steamer Norfolk. Vance, for Philadelphia cleared
at Richmond I3th inst
schrs e, W. Perry, and Clara. hence. at New Lon.
schrs J. b. Cunningham. and A. E. Stafford, hence,
at Norwich 18th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Official information has been received that light
on the island OF Nerva, OF the entrance of Viborg
Bay, Gulf OF Finland. It Is fixed white light. ee-
vated 8 feet above the level OF the and in clear
weather should be seen from distance OF sixteen
miles, The Illuminating apparatus is diOptric by
lenses OF the second order The lighthouse is OF iron
90 feet bigh and painted whte and is placed twenty
yards south OF the old beacon tower It's position as
given s in lat so deg IA min 43 NJ long 27 deg,
6s min 80 sec E. of Greenwich. In foggy weather a
bell Will be rung from 1ear hs lshth3Rse boz So,r
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board, Wash
ington, D. c., Dec. 5. 1867.
Notice is hereby given that the second. class Can
and Nun BuOys have been removed from spring
Point and Stanford Lodges Portland Harbor. Me-,
ana their places supplied By Spar Buoys for the win
Portland, Dec 70. 1867.
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-ZFEEA, TOSHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
SSAlhA4S. un dersigned having leased the KEN
sINGION SCREW DOUK, beRs 70 Inform his friends
the patrons of the DOCK hat he s prepared with
increased facilities to accommodate those having
vessels TO be raised repaired and being practical
shipcarpenter and caulker, will give personal atten
tOn TO the vessels entrusted to him for repairs.
Captains Agents, ship Carpenters and Machinats
having vessels 20 epaiT, are solicited TO call.
Having the agency for the sale of "Wetterstedts
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper paint for
the preservation of vessels bottoms for this city
prepared 10 furnish the same on reasonable terms
JOHN III. HAMMITr,
KensingtOn Screw Dock
u DELAWARE Avenue above Laurel street.
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PROPOSALS
PRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSFORM
OFFICE CH1EF QuARrnRMAsrHR.

FORT ENWoRTH, kapsas, NOy. 10; 1866 ~,
Heeled proposals will be received at this oce until
l2ocock NJ. the nth OF January 1885, for the trans.
portation of military supplies during the year com.
mencing April l. 1868, and ending March 81, 1862 on
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AD FOR NEW YORRs-SWIFR.
A>dfH6VApH SURE Transportation Company De.
g spatch and swiftsure lines, via Della.
ware and KaTitan Canal, and atter the 10th OF
March, leaving daily at IL NJ. and p Nj, connecting
with all Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight which Will be taken on accommodating
WILLIAM M. BAIRD q CO.,
III No, 1872 S. DELAWARE Avenue.
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COAL.
n O RN EX H A N @ 4
[ BAG MANUFACTORY,
JOHN It. BAILEY co,

N F. corner OF MARK ET aud WATER Streets
Philadelphia.
DEAIFRS IN BAGS AND BA0GING
or every Description, for
arains Flour, Salt, Super phosphate OF Limet BONE
Dust Etc
Large and small GUNHY BAGS conatRnuY on hano
5nzl Aise, WOOL SACKS. -
JOHN IL BAILEY. q JAMES CAs0ADAe'
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HARRY GURR. TaE HUMAN FRoGTl I
ACADEMY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FULL PAR-
TlOULARs IN PAPERs THURSDAY. 12I4 AZ
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&TFAB FOB NEW YORK, VIA DELA
ATSMlka,kS ware and Rartan Canal.
Express Steamboat Company steam Propellen
leave Daily from first wharf below Market street.
Through in twenty; four hours. Goods forwarded 70
all points, North East and West free OF Commiasion
Freight received at the lowest rates.
WIN. p, CLYDE q CO., Agents,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
No. lO4 Wall street, New YORK. 1T
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THE PHILADELPIETA AND
HR&h SOUTHERN MALL STEAMSHIP COM
SSsastaikkSfassk PA NY'S REGULAR LINE
FOR SAVANNAH, GA
TONAWANDA, $50 tons, Captain Wm Jennings.
WYOMING, $50 tons, Captain Jacob Teal.
The steamship TONAWANDA will leave for the
above port on Saturday. Decem ber 2 at o'clock "A.
M, from Pier Is South Wharves.
Through passage tickets sold and freight taken for
all points connection with the Georgia Central Rail
road. WILLIAM l.. JAMES, General Agent
CHARLES f. DILKES Freight Agent,
No. 8l4 s. DELAWARE Avenue
Agents at Savannah Hunter q Gammell ll22
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~ ERMANIA ORCHESTRA. - PUBLIC RE
" hearsals at the MUSICAL FUND HALL every
SATURDAY, at 50 I. NJ. Tickets sold at the door,
and at al principal Music Stores. Engagements
be made by addressing q. BASTERT No, 1874 MON
TEREY Street, or at r. WILLIG'S Music Store No
1921 CHESNUT Street. ID 3 am
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&EfA THE PHILADELPHIA AND
uSsSSssllasiassaaas SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S REGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
FOR WILMINGTON, N. q.
The steamship PIONEER, Sl2 tons. Captain J. Ben
nett, will leave for the above port on Thursday,
December 19, at o'clock p NJ, from Pier Is South
Wharves.
Billsof lading signed at through and reduced rates
to all principal points in North Carolina.
Agents at Wilmington, Worth & Daniel.
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
CHARLES Il. DIX les, Freight Agent
III 2L & DnlnVlnrn
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Sherfn's Sale.

By virtue Of venditioni exponas in. nv
hands, in favor Of Bailey Macon VS. Samuel
B. Harris, issued by the Circuit Court of
Hardeman county, at the October term, 1867,
| viii sell, at the Court House door in the
town of Bolivar, the first Monday in Janu-
airy, the following tract of land, to wit: a
tract of land lying in Hardeman county,
State Of Tennessee, in range ,, section ?,
containing 2I5 acres, and bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at a post oak, the north
east corner of entry No. 207I, for IS acres,
in the name of Thomas Alashburn, and runs
south Z poles to a stake with two black oak
post oak and hickory pointers thence east
crossing Cub creek at seventy -one, and sew
enty-ive and eighty -seven, in all I72 poles,
to stake with two post oak and hickory
pointers, on the west boundary line On ntry
No 3l4, for 100 acres thence north,
crossing said creek at 43, in all fifty and a
half poles to white oak, the southwest
corner of entry No 2,7I3, for rs acres, in
the name of - Cheshire thence west
I20 poles to a large chestnut, marked 81.
c. the southwest corner Of the same thence
north SOB poles to stake with Il hickory
pointer the southwest corner of entry No.
2 al for % acres, in the name of VIM.
Sparks thence west As poles to a stake the
southwest corner of the same thence north
so poles to a red oak, the northwest corner
OF the same Inence edSJ Win It's north
boundary line and with the line Of said en-
try No. 2,713, in all 1891 poles, to a hickory
and red oak, the southwest corner of entry
No. ], II8, for 274 acres, made in the name
of VIM. Polk; thence north 81 poles to a
stake and black oak, the southeast corner oil
entry No. 2,7I4 for 25 acres, made in the
name of - Cheshire thence west 45
poles to a post oak, the southwest corner Of
the same thence north SO poles to a stake
with three spanish oak pointers, the north
west corner of the same; thence west ISS
poles to a post oak marked 4" >. ) :" thence
south 272 poles to post oak marked q J
g - on the north boundary line Of sale
Mashburn's said IS acre entry thence cas-
with the same Al poles to the beginning
Granted to Jonathan Cheshier Big entry No
1886; levied on by attachment as the prop
erty of said Sam'l B. Harris
w. w. MCCARLEY, Sheriff
decl4 1t pr fee SIS
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SHERTFFoS SALE.

BY virtue of a venditioni ezponas IN my
hands, in favor of Pitser Miller vs.. Darius
Robinson, and j. J. Polk, stayor, issued by
the Circuit Court of Iardeman county, at
the October term, 1867, [ viii sell, at the
Court House door, in the town Of Bolivar,
the first Monday in January, 1868, the fol-
lowing described tract Of land, con-
veyed by Silas Pulliam to Darius Robinson,
on the 18th November. 1856, in said county
of Hardeman, State of Tennessee, District
2, range +, section 2, 10th Surveyors Dis
trict, beginning at a stake on said Silas Pal
liam's now northeast border line ard running
north As polesto a stake with the said Da-
RUS Robinsoa's land, purchased Of the heirs
of " ". Usher, decd, formerly known as
the dover interest Of Mrs. Nancy c. Usher;
thence cast 81 poles to q stake In the Mid
dleburg and La Grange road, with the said
Darius Robinson land thence south with
the Middleburg and La Grange road 48 poles
to a stake, the northeast corner Of SiIas Pull
liam's land; thence with the same 81 poles
to the beginning Levied on as the property
Of Darius Robinson.
" u. McCARLEY, Sheriff
J. & F. Fentress, Attys for plaintiff
decI4 It pr fee S2l
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sberif's sale.


By virtue OF vindltlonI eXponas IN my
hands. in favor Of James Jones rs. J. b.
league, issued by the Circuit Court of Har-
deman county, at the October term, 1867, 1
wilIsell, at the Court House door. in the town
Of Bolivar, the first Monday In January, 1868,
the following tract of land, in Harde-
man county, on the waters Of Clover
creek, being the west part of entry No. co.,
for 247 acres, made 10 the name of John c.
Tunis, beginning at stake with two beach
pointers, the most west southwest corner of
entry No. COZ, and runs south % degrees,
east 333 poles, to a stake with hOrnbeam and
red bud pointers thence south 1l30 east
233 poles to a stake; thence south 334o east
crossing the railroad and with the centre of
the mill road % poles to a stake with elm
and black oak pointers; thence north 3220
east 533 poles to the centre Of the log drain
of the same north 484o east 1921 poles to a
stake on the west boundary of the 900
acre tract of land; thence with the west
boundary line Of the same north 81 poles to
a stake with ash and two beach pointers, the
northeast corner Of entry No COZ; thence
with the north boundary line Of the same
west I52 poles to a stake in the lower Bea-
yer pond; thence with the west boundary
line of the same south III poles to the be-
ginning, containing, by calculation 10 acres,
more or less, and being the same tract con
veyed to j. 3 league by John @. Tunis, by
deed Of February s, 1889 and registered in
Register Office, Hardeman county, in book
g 7, page 405, in February II, 1859. Lev
led on as the property Of Joseph B. league.
w. w MCCARLEY, Sheriff
J. & F. Fentress, Attys for plaintiff.
decI4 At pr fee Sl5
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80 .adrea.ffselner,Es.
sherfR,a sc.


By virtue of a venditi0ni exponas In my
hands, In favor Of L. Bills VS. j. v. Field
and J. N. Field, issued by the Circuit Court
of Hardeman county, at the October term.
1867 l will sell, at the Court House door. in
the town of Bolivar the first Monday in
January, 1868, the following tract Of
land IN Hardeman county, containing IS
acres, in range 2, section ,, conveyed by
Richard Rainer to John Field, and registered
10th January 1884, in book &C, PAGES 81
aud IS, Of HaFdemah county, and bounded
as fellows, to witt Beginning GO poles north
OF the southwest corner of entry No. / ,z32
thence south 69o. east So poles TO Il stake
thence north l26 poles to q black oak
thence west so poles to a stake thence
south % poles to the beginning
Also upon one other tract in same county,
range aud district, containing l59 acres,
more or less, granted by State of Tennessee
to John Field, lst December, 1852 and reg
istered at Jackson, Tenn, vol. Is, Register 5
Office, beginning at a stake with two post
oak aud a black jack pointer the northwest
corner Of entry, No. ,232, for so acres,
made Ia name Of w Polk, and runs cast 10
poles to a black oak, the southwest corner of
entry ,20l for l62 acres in the name of W
NJ D. Rains; thence north 100 poles to a
small black oak sapling with tso black oak,
two post oak and a hickory pointer, the
southeast corner of eGtry No 732, for 220
acres, in name Of II. NJ Gossitt; thence
west $50 poles to a stake, his southwest cor
ner on east boundary line of entry No.
/ 453, for I42 acres, in name Of d. T.
Thompson; thence south 50 poles to black
/ jack, his southeast corner on the north
boundary line of entry No. 1873, for DOC
acres in the name Of Pryor Webb; thence
cast 60 poles to stake with black oak and
I oal- Taat- mt osFh r v,re
/ of the same; thence south ITO poles to q
black jack, a corner of the same thence
east 81 poles to black jack, his most east
ern northeast corner; thence south 60 pole:
to a black gum, the northwest corner of en-
try No 1,529, for 10 acres thence east IS
poles to stake with two black oak pointer,
on the east boundary line of said entry / .232
for so acres thence north 81 poles to the
beginning both tracts of land having beer
bought at sale under County Court decree
on 18th April, 1867, by J. NJ Field. Saic
land 1 levied on as the property of j. NJ
Field, w w. MuCARLEY, Sheriff.
/ deeI4 At pr tee sd
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By virtue of a venditioRi exponas IN my.
hands, in favor Of L. Bills vs. David S. Birk-
head, issued by the Circuit Court Of Harde-
man county, at the October term, 1867,
will sell, at the Court House door, in the
town Of Bolivar, the first Monday in Janu-
airy, 1868, the following tract of land, to
wit: One tract, No S,305, granted by the
State of Tennessee to the heirs Of L. u.
Birkhead, decd, for lt3 acres, Id range /,
section 3, and 9th Surveyors District, begin
ming at black oak with pine and four black
oak pointers, the northeast c rner of entry
No. 72I for 200 acres, in name Of K. p.
Berkhead and NJ. L. Parks; thence south with
same 23S poles to a stake IN a field, the fur
tberest northwest-eOrner Of an occupant sur
vey, 1882 acres, IN the name OF Josiah Am
MONS tSence east with the same % poles
to a stake with chestnut and three black
oak pointers on the county line; thence
north with the same 33S poles to a stake
with post oak, white and black oak pointers
thence west 10 poles to a black oak with
hickory and two black oak pointers
thence east 81 poles to the beginning
One other tract il same range and dis
trict beginning . poles west and go south
from the mile tee, y. from northeast cor.
Of said section 3; thence running west l27
poles to hickory with white and black oak
pointers, a corner Of an occupant, for 200
acres, In the name Of =. Sparks; thence
sOuth with the same and with the east bOun-
dairy line Of an occupant survey Of 200 acres
in the name OF John Maifett, t2j2 poles 10
stake with chestnut and hickory pointers;
thence east ~ poles TO a hickory; thence
north 252 poles to the beginning, being the
undivided tract granted by the state Of Ten
nessee 10 the heirs 81 r. p. Birkhaed, decd,
and 81 j.. Sparks heirs dec q the interest
above levied on being the interest d y u
Birkheadaad interest bought 81 y. :. sirk-
head Of " 81 BirkheaG. hieazer 5irkaeaai
T. ID Naylor and Nary =. Aaylor In saia
tracts. levied on Is tie properly 81 ~ 2.
Birkhead. 81. ~. hlcssaREFg. eheril
dacl4 81 Is
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Attachment TTotice.

q b Rogers s'- :. y iliil.s-
It appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendant is non resident Of the
State Of Tennessee, and attachment having
been returned, with levy on DEFENDANTS
property endorsed thereon, it Is ordered that
publication be made in the Bolivar Bulletin
for four consecutive weeks, requiring said
defendant S. b Harris, to appear in the
town Of Middleton, IN the counting-room of
j. " Reayes q Co, on the 18th day Of JAM
nary 1868, and defend said suit, or judg-
ment viii be rendered against him.
A. 4. THoRNToN, J. P. II. G.
December e. 1868 4s#
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Shar5T,s Sale.

By virtue of a vendirioni exponas IN my
hands, in favor Of L. Bills vs.. j. NJ. Field
and J. v Field, issued by the Circuit Court
of Hardeman county. at the October term,
1867 l will sell, at the Court House door, IN
the town of Bolivar, the first Monday IN
January, 1863 the following tract of
land in uardeman county, containing 30
acres, in range ,, section ?, conveyed by
Richard Rainier to John Field, and regis
tered 10Th January 1884, 10 book " Q, page
ST. of Hardeman county, and bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning Go roles north
of the Outhwest co. ner of entry No .232
thence south 690 east So poles to a stake;
thence north l26 poles to a black oak;
thence west so poles to a stake; thence
south o. poles to the beginning
Also one other tract of land in same
county, range and district, containing %
acres, more or less, granted by State of Ten
ncssee, to John Fled, lst December, 1852,
and registered IN Office at jackson, vol. Is,
beginning at a stake with two post oak and
black jack pointer the northwest corner CT
entry No. ,232 for so acres, made in the
name of w Polk, and runs east 10 poles to
a black oak, the southwest corner Of entry
No POI, for l62 acres, in the name Of VIM.
NJ D. Rains; thence north 100 poles to n
small black oak sapling with two black oak,
two post oak and a hickory pointer south
/ east corner Of entry No. 1872. for 220 acres,
in name of H NJ G0ssett; thence west $50
| poles to a stake, his southwest corner, on
/ east boundary line Of entry 453, for l42
| acres in name Of ID T Thompson; thence
| south 80 poles to a black jack, his southeas t
corner on north boundary line of entry No.
| 1873 for POO acres in name OF Pryor Webb F;
! thence east 60 poles to a stake with black
oak and black jack pointers, a northeast cor
ner Of same; thence south ITO poles t. a
/ black Jack, n corner of the same; theEee cast
81 poles to a black jack, his most eastern
northeast corner; thence south O. poles to a
/ black gum, the northwest corner of entry
| No. ] ,529. for 10 acres; thence east IS poles
to a stake with two black oak pointers, on
the east boundary line Of said entry No.
] 1929, for 50 acres thence north e. poles
4 to the beginning Both above described
tracts of land having been bought at mas
ter's sale, under County court decree, on
18th April, 1867, by J. " Field Said land
| levy on as property Of J NJ Field
w W MCCsIuEY, Sheriff
Wood & McNeal, Att'ys for plaintiffs
decl4 f. pr fee sd