davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30

We have repeatedly urged
upon our readers the necessity
of preparing their minds upon
the great questions that are
being brought forth by the two
different parties of the country.
These are things worthy OF the
notice and candid cOnsidera-
ton of every voter. The pub
lie good is truly a laudable
theme for emulation, and such
is the emulation Of the Union
party, as shown by its acts and
practical workings. There is a
vital importance and great re-
sponsibility connected with the
act of voting, greater, perhaps,
than many Of us are aware OF,
vet it is fearfully true; chance
nor time can efface its effects,
1t is indelibly fixed. yourselves
are not alone the recipients,
but posterity must share the
same in common with all the
generations following. He who
would transmit to posterity
worthy name, a sound and
healthy government should
scrutinize closely the machin.
cry of the government, and the
action of the different parties
claiming adherence thereto.
READ the glorious news from
the Fiphih District,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30
I 8 8 8.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
TIL L
The best Paper in the World.
Published for Nearly
AOUARTER OF A CENTURY

This splendid newspaper, greatly en-
larged and improved, is OF 0 of tho most
reliable, useful, aud interesting journals Is
ever published. Every number is 'eautl-
fully printed and elegantly illustrated with
several original engravings, representing
New Inventions, Novelties in Mechanics,
A grieulture, Chemistry, Photography,
Manufactures, Engineering, Science and
Art.
Farmers, Mechanics, Inventors, End-
neors, Chemists, Manufacturers, people N
every profession of life, will find the Sci
o, tiAc American to be of Rleat 7alue in
their res pective callings. Its counse Ia and
suggestions will save them hundreds OF
dollars annually, besides alfording them
a continual source of knowledge, the val
ne OF which is beyond pecuniary estimate.
All patents granted, with tho claims, pub
lished weekly.
Every Public or Private library should
have the work bound and preserved for
reference.
The yearly numbers of the Scientific
American make splendid volume Of
nearly one thousand quarto pages, equiVa-
lent to n early iour thousand ordinary book
pages. A new Volume commences Janu-
nTy /, JOOOs uDllSutu
One Year. So; IIalf-Year 81 so; Clubs Of
Ten Copies for one Year, $25; Specimen
Copies sent gratis Address
MUM & CO.,
81 Park Row, New York.
Tho Publishers of the Scientific Ameri-
can, IL connection with tn" publication OF
the paper, hNye acted as Solicitors of Pat
ents for twonty two years. Thirty thous-
and applications for patents have been
made through their agency. More than
One hundred Thousand Inventors have
sought the counsel of the Scientific Amer
lean concerning their inventions. Con-
sultations and advice to inventors, by
mail, free. Pamphlets concerning Fat
ent Laws Of all Coun' RIGS, free.
ty@A handsome Bound Volume, con-
tanning $50 Mechanical EnPravings, and
the United States Censusby Counties with
Hats and Receipts for Mechanics, mailed
on receipt of 25 cents.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30
MOTlNE.

In the Probate Court Of Vinton C,r,v romea
A. Cunning, Administrator o"bs Es.
tate Of John Keenan,, deceasg
against
Beverly keenan, and Others.
Beverly Kceaan, Caroline Strain, n ~
Radclff, Nancy ScotL and Emily Radclifi, aH
James Rndclih, Of jackson County, Ohio, are
hereby notified that the said James Gun.
ming as Administrator, with the will annexed
of the estate Of John NJ. keennn, late OF Vim
ton County, deceased, has filed his petit on in
writing, which Is now pending in the Probate
Court within and for the county Of Vlnson, and
State Of ohio, wherein he prays that he may
have authority to complete contract mado
by the said John NJ. Keenan, while in life Tor
the sale and conveyance to John W. Atwood,
of the following real estate. situate in the said
county Of Vinton, and State Of OHIO, to. wit:
The Northwest quarter OF the Northwest
quarter, and the North east quarter OF the
North. west quarter OF section number one. in
Township number eight, and of range number
eighteen, containing seventy eight 6Z-lOo
acres, more or less.
The said petition will be for hearing on the
18th day of February A. ID. 1868.
JAMES A. CUNNING,
Administrator, Sc.,
ByH.S. BUNDY, his Atty.
Jany 23-w3.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30
We are Making a Complete
Revolution i'm Trade!

And are selling for ONE DOLLAR; silk, Me-
rino, and Alpaca Dresses, shawls, Balmo'
rails, Linen Goods, Watches, Jewelry silver,
plated Ware, Sewing Machines, &c SEM
clubs of ten or more, with 10 cts. Tor ench
descriptive check, and the getter mp oi the
club will receive n present worth nom % 70
sam. according TO number sent. Agents want
ed eycryw here. Circulars sent free PAKh'
Err 4 CO, "a & GO Federal St., Boston.
Jan. 80, lSGS-m3
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30

CAPT. H. G. JONES gave no
tice in the Senate last week
that he would introduce a bill
for the payment of the Morgan
raid claims.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30

LAST 1all we CHaTSeu upoll
Hon. A. j. SWAIN that il elected
he would use his vote and in
fluence for the election of VAL
LANDIGHAM to the United States
Senate. The Hon. A. j. was
pleased to sneer at the charge,
and gave what Pat would call
an "evasive answer" said VAL.
was not a candidate. The fact
of the business was that he
dare not assert nor deny that
he was for the representative
man of the dregs of Dem
ocracy, and he hobbled along,
carrying water on both shoul-
ders, until it came to the eau
Gus when he voted for the ten
cent martyr.
Soldiers, you that voted for
Mr.. SWAIN, how do you like the
way he votes 2 Does he rep
resent, or misrepresent yous
- -.so sos~--
THE Washington Evening
Star asserts that, as General
Grant held the War Depart
ment by order of his superior
officer, the President, as Com
mander-in- Chief of the army
and navy, his surrender OF the
office to Stanton, without any
order from the President, was
a violation of the articles Of
war, and subjects General
Grant to court martial.
The question arises, if that
is the case, why don't the Pres
] ident court.martial him? Sim
ply because Gen. GRANT done
just his duty, simply that and
nothing more. If he had done
otherwise than he did do he
would have been subject to a
fine and Imprisonment, and the
President and the Democratic
press that is now bowling
about his action know it
The Democracy of indiana
have in office about forty-tw(
County Treasurers. Six o
these, within the last year, have
proven to be defaultcrs, th'
last one, in Madison County
showing a deficit of over 500,
900. A nice party this to b
restored to power on the cry Q
"economy and retrenchment,
and for the purpose of stoppin
thieving!
THE Ohio Democracy, at thei
5 late State convention, appoint
D ed the following gentleme
$ delegates to the National Cor
: vention, from this district, tt
" wit:
f John Hamilton, of Lawrence
g and J. w. Ceilings, of Sciot
t alternates, o. I. Cunning,
d Vinton, and H. M. Onderdonl
d of Gallia. No elector ws
;" chosen. n
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30
Home Printing.

W -
Springfield Republican Print
ing Co. on our streets one day
last week. With three print
ing offices in our county, one
would think there was sufficient
competition in trade to secure
low rates. We wish to say to
our citizens that We will do
any kind of work in the print
ing line as cheap as the Spring
field or any other company can
do it, and in better style than
any work we have seen here
from any foreign office.
We ask our citizens to break
up this practice of sending
their work away. The system
has eaten out the life of every
paper that was ever published
in this county-Republican,
Democratic and Neutral, and
worked more harm to the coun-
ty, and lost it more money than
all the printing of the whole
county would amount to in
twenty years. Say what we
will, a newspaper is taken as a
type of the community in
which it is published, and if a
county will persist in starving
their representative abroad to
feed and clothe their neighbor's
representative, the may be sure
their neighbor will reap the
benefit in increased immigra-
ton, wealth and good name
Sustain your county papers,
not simply by tho paltry amount
of your yearly subscription; for
there is no profit in that to the
printer, but by all of your job
work, the fat whereby he lives
You" 60 to your county paper
with all your pet projects Of
improvement new bridges, new
roads, etc. Every week of your
life you are after them for some
favor, and the. day after you die
one of your friends will be
around for an obituary, the
funeral notices to be printed
in some city while your county
editor is engaged in writing
up your many virtues and tell
ing what a public spirited man
you was! You will never make
anything by treating the print
er thus. Have your work tone al
home, and keep the money il
your midst. If you don't like
the Record or its politics, give
your work to the Echo or the
Enquirer, but don't send II ou
of the county as long as there
is a paper published in tn
county.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30

THE Greensburg, Ind, Demo
cratic Herald, edited, we pre-
sumo from what the Chronicle
saws, by an ex-southern rebel,
calls the Union army an SIRE
.sponsible crew of murderers."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30

The Commissioner Of the
Freedmen's Bureau has re-
ceived a report from General
Carlin, Assistant Commission
er for Tennessee, relative to the
riot that occurred at Pulaski
ON the 18th ult. Gen. Carlin
says he believes it was the
work of a. secret organization
of ex-rebel soldiers, who are
banded together for the pur-
pose of driving loyal men out
of the counties Of Giles and
Maury, and establishing a reign
OF terror over the negroes.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30
OHIO INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CHILLICOTHE,
DAN. WILL, AGENT,
MACARTHUR, OHIO.
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Department of Insurance, !
CoLUMBus, January 18th, lSGl

CoLUMBUs, January 18th, lSGS.
Itis hereby certified that the Ohio Fire In.
surance Company, located Mt Chillicothe, IN
the State ofUhlo, has complied, in all respects,
with the laws Of this State relating to such In
snrance Companies, for the current year, and
has filed in tn Is office q sworn statement, by
the proper officers, showing Its condition and
business, at the date of such statement, rs fol-
lows:
Amt Of actual paid up Capital. $50 800 90
Aggregate amt of favailable assets LOG $50 Oi
Aggregate amount Of flIabllitIes.-..".".4,l3 1873 %
Amount of income for the preceding
year ou
Amt of expenditures for do..-..."...5,l lS9 81
InwitneSs whereof ! have hereuntC sub.
subscribed my name and caused
(sEAL) the seal ofmy Office to be affixed,
the day and year above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
jan3Oit Auditor of State.
In explanation OF the above will mention
that by liabilities" is meant the amount that
would be required to re.insure the risks now
in force, not debts, for we have none; and that
the "Expendtures" include commission paid
to agents and losses paid and dividend.
L. p. Stafford,
Secrstary,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30
THE END.

MORAL. Don't go to Zaleski
expecting to bring home glad
tidines from the Sth district.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30
Homer T.. Jones,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, McARTHUR, OHIO,
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted
TO his care.
orrIcE:-oyer Gill & Riehmond's Hardware
store,
MAIN STREET, McARTHUR, OHIO.
ianN30yl.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30

THE heaviest thing we have
heard of lately was the Hon.
A. j. SWAIN "going back" on
THURMAN, after THURMAN met
him at the depot with his car
riage 10 escort him to the State
House. We didn't think JAcKY
would do such a thing.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30

CAPT. JONES' contest case was
set for the 29th inst.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30

-----~Dp----
We notice that one of our
democratic exchanges in speak
ing of one of their Generals
calls him a "battle-scared vet
eran." In endeavoring to make
a correction Of the error in his
next issue, the types refuse to
make the General a "battle-
scared veteran" and insist on
a clear and undisputed title for
Democratic Generals, which is;
abottle-scarred veteran" "Bot-
tle-scarred veterans" always go
into camp with the Democracy
ONE of our Democratic ex-
changes says that if the North
keeps the Union it must be
kept with Southern measures
and Southern men. When SYD-
NEY SMITH was told that by liv-
ing on butter-milk a human
being might prolong his exist
ence a period of two hundred
years, he remarked it was
scarcely worth while to live
two centuries on such diet"
Merry ANDREW can not leave
us without taking all the gains
within his reach ere he lets &C
his hold in public life. He is
drawing full pay for his servi
ces as Accidental President
gathering up his proportion O
documents, and will be looking
after the seeds of the Paten
office before he retires, ant
then a few more moons ant
Thou art gone from our gaze.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen tha>J. s. Hawk, Ex-
seutor of the estate Of John h,gk, deeease i,
has iied his account for finSi settlement,
which will be for hearing on the tSh day OF
February, 1868. JOSEPH KALEhP.J ].
Jan 30-W3
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-30

How he came back to Nc
Arthur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-13
PROPOSALS FOB TREASURY VAULT.

Sealed proposals viii be received at the ONCE Of
the supervising Architect, Treasury Department,
GttI July Is for furnishing and putting mp
burglar proof Vault for the Cashiers in the north
wing OF the Treasury Building, Washington, d. @.
Copies Of plan. showing the dime sions and ar
rsngemeut Of the Vault, can be pr.c ured by appl-
csti-n al this ONCE. It viii be stituted Of a.
terDGe plates, Of the best quality OF RugIish
spring steel and case hardened. and the best quail
ity Of boiler pates, framed and TO wrought
plan.
The locks will be furnished by this Department
but must be put in place by the contr actor and
must De put in perfect working order before the
Nsnt VIII be accepted. The Vault TO be CON
peted IN place within two months after the exc
cent. -
The bids must be in gross and u,u,t i,,,rde the
whole Of the iron and steel work peoesssry TO
make the most thorough work, fitted and put up
In the most secure manner.
All bids mast be accompanied by the guarantee
OF two resPs1sible Her,ons. in the sum Of s5 900,
thst the bidder viii accept and perform the con
tract IL awarded to him, the suficiency OF the
security 70 he certified to by the District Attorney
OF The District where the bidder resides.
froPossls TO be endorses, Proposals for Vault"
snd DC addressed - Supervising Architect,
Treasury Department" The amount Of each bid to
De IMPRESSED il writing and not in figures.
D : III A. Is. NULL ETT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-13
PROPOSALS.

A ASSISTANT QUARrEhnAsTER,S OFFICE.
s..l.a ss.;: :f.,lli sc.
10 one hundisdl Horse Bru.hes. sssn' VIZ
!bsg hest GU. Der Per S ssasa 1885,. ssf
100 me hnId,ed Door Locks and nobs.
Il twelve sickles, zach,
3 tEenty Eve gallons Alcohol. Per gallon.
i HIND r-a eea14s Pc G.e.sf, s Soap per ,ouus
20 I'VE hundred Hand saw Files, assorted, per
u t.eIye) Carpenter. Pencils, per dozen.
sfSpt 4ta ,SG5 e sSssss s:sst'
Wv bisSIs p: s.sS
GGi%s Ss. a.s Me- ees s.'n'
y tt.elye! Garden hoes. each,
s sI:i1, 'ey!A'' s s:sas ...I! ses-.
81 hity lbs. Chrome Yellow, per ID,
g hi.y lbs. chrome Green
20 shres nv huPdTsdJ =. hSls Grease, p.rIs,
10 too kindred lbs ' H.rness iss'hsr,p.rp..
DO Two thousand) lbs. White Lssd, Lewis
tsE .hOS:.ndl lbs. Cut Nails Iod, per key.
i Lou to slsS ,aoa ash nai sd I'D
mes isS iin:ssd' 81 S ss;;:P per gallon
SsIIs ..,. fol fd6, s S i psl GALLON
100 gone hupdrehJ lbs Black Paint, perIb.
= twenty aye I6., Hemp T.ins, thss'yj per lib.
two barrels Tur peBtine, per gallon
II ten gallons C1pal Vsrnish, per gallon,
hvel lbs. Black Wax per b.
u teH lhs oilers Thread. per 10.
prop ,sls firm dealers in the disrs1, articles les
T, ai9 iry nse s nSst be OF .hs
must De delivered within six days Of the accept
snce Of tie proposal.
Proposals. to be mad. in duplicate, and addressed
20 the undersigned.
BY order Of Brevet Brig General q Meier
ran, Deputy Quartermasrer General u. g. A., Chief
Quartermaster Depot If Washington
A. p. BLUNT,
!ylS6t Bvt Col. and A. q M, s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-13
EVENING STAR
LATE TELEeKAMs, ke.

A. the Roman Csthoiic Csined-sI OF 81 Pstx
snd y. Paul, IN PhilsdelphiA- yesterday. Rev
VIM u Hooda. ID. ID. WAS coasecrst ed bishop
y, "a. new diocese of Scranton. and Rev. J. y
new diocese Of wnkesharne' rh- Rlrnt Re,
blsnor WSd was he eOnsecrstor ths atsead.
ing bishop being L. McGnl. Of Richmond. The
SrNices lasted i've hours
The miners strike NJ Pottsx il,a D. ,o,,,.-
ues. The strlEers are FORUM ali lxn,---, q,
Join in the eight-hour movement, ana sa,.r.I
non mills haye been compelled 20 close An con
sequence. The propTietors OF Que MIL hayio.
enrolled snd srmed their workm-n. refuss %
trouble y anticipated
Several arrests have been m ale Al New Yors
OF parties charged with perjury At Tn. iustA no-.
% me " hisky riEgS, ior The purpose Of msau-
W. BsiIey, Collector OF the Fourth Internal
Revenue District Certain officials arr also
, charged with completely.
Admiral haskins, commanding the Enensa
squadron IN the PsC nc. dlsa approves the pro-
ceedings OF DOMINANCE Bners. OF the ChSAu-
cleer, an the recent affair n Mskatlsn. snd or
dtrs ham 20 reopen that pofi tmmedssteiv and
proceed 10 Pansms.
By the terms OF the Naturalization rr,-s.y
between North Ciermsuy aud the Y nited = at.S
me Govern ent has discontinued all proseru-
ions against adopted CitiEens Of America %
Ger man oart q. aid those imprisoned viii - :,
once released.
A dispatch received Al New Orleans say, ms,
DE press OF the Homer Had was destroyed
Inc tgpe was scattered. The Had A. owned
and edued oy W. J. Blackburn, member Of
Ochetess elect ana was one OF the ON ciAi or
gans OF the late convention
Returns rom ali the counties eat one An ~.
stssippi, Received from Democratic SOURCES. ".
dnoe the Democracc majority 10 .,ol7. Thuty-
SIX COUNTIES are reported 10 have gous Demo-
cratic sud iweniy-foar Republican.
Miss Annie Waller died SUDDENLY ON Thur
aay nlght while attending Methodist Io..
least IN lyncnburg. Virginia She = niece
of he late MAJOR warwlck. who q few month.
ago lied suddenly an BaliImOre.
A Sioux City dispatch Saws n peace treaty. Ia
been made with the sioux Indians which N A.
the Indian troubles and closes thu labor OF ne
peace commissioners.
AConseTyative ratification meeting was heII
OF North CarolIns- and other speakers zd-
dressed the meeting.
Al trlal oi the reaping machines Of ths
world, which took place Ia Berlin on Satur.
day, the English reapers were decided 70 D.
superlo" 70 those of America, aud took The ln-
transitional prizes.
While the Democracy OF Dies Molnas. Iowa.
nations. gun prematureIy Exploded. Killing
one man.
The Democracy of san Francesca, SNturs,,
night, held a large meeting 20 ratify he nomi-
nations OF Seymour and Blair. eSiov Haignt
presided.
The latest dispatches received from Madrid
state that the Duke de M Ontpensier bad b..,
arrested and taken % the frontier
Five Police Commissioners have baan An
pointed by the Governor Of LOUISIANA "a re
Of whom are negroes
The yiceroy Of Egypt has married the dsugh-
ter Of Abdul Medjid.
Prince Napoleon has gone to Athens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-13
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WAsHlNGTON n, May 8, Noon, lof

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
y WARRINGTON, May 8, noon, 1857.
- 4 So 81
,Irstns between W AsHINoTON AND BALrI
mOnh. and WASHINGTON ANDSTH1 WEST
re nov run - follows. Wis: 10
Leave daily, except sundaf, ct ZOO, BOO, and liz
y NJ ana 21O ano 40, and 8:45 ,. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
And s.1s oaiy' sxoeptsundsy, st71e m, and sa
FOR Way STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPe.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leeve At 500 and ZOO .. N, and at 800 and =
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 100 Q. p and 80 p. n. he trains to
frsm Annapolis ohGunssy.
on SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave ct 500 o. m, and $50 and s:l5 D. N
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave ct 500 . N. and 80 and 8 IS .. m
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, Atl8:
Q m. 40 and S:4s ,. m.
On saterday ct 500 q n, AID 80 ?.
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore &
Wheeling, Petersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS TO the West oan be had n
the Washington Station Ticket Once ct all hour
IN khe day, as we'll ~ at the new onioe, 4O6 Penn.
sylvspia avenue, where arrangements can be
2 ode to check baggage at hotels or private resi-
FOR New York, Phil.d.lphia and Boston, ~
coIH dens s:st e itsf AHsns
oc0 GEO. B. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-13
GOVHKNllENT SALES.
7 ARsa sAtI q coNpS4ksD Govsax

L HiSf xETfoLEs. ~'' /"
--H q. s. Macs. lord Kass..nss. 4 3.
vu ~ Cmme.de:.s OSe:, JSne p, lsss
= .sss july A. g sssis e.
m, e ne U. D. Hsvy-yard. Washington. the fol-
{ Rsveas Of Cssarx.tiss asd Rsyss-. t---
SS~as se&ss ZEE ~ri = q. II r II FSsi 81 a
sGSsir:, "r
Wooden Hand Pumps. &c.
m,r Sysas q Ssam f~s'ss~sns
; ;s!s soSps, S sersS Leather ana Ga HOS.
3 Large lot q Wrong h Iron sss-inss, se
sp f e. R 9. Procissoss s"d Gs'htas.
:: IS b: S sIs;'... Apples. Il e, .u.
so gallons Beans, -' ,'ht 81
q gslions MolAsses, .-f'--f g
S4v lbs Tomatoes. Ga
II0 lbs. Dessicatsd Yesstablss.
Lot OF Blue Nankin, ., su-
ss:i5: s: sS': skin Shoes, 4.
10 BIB ib.. HT Tobacco o0.' .s... -. r.... ri
s1 Alss ssGaI RaaOr'' Buttons Kettles, Pans,
Also, SO bottles Mustard. qr.- .-.
Is Es sS,s1si b RIsHRfa; ,n
lSsa boxes waterproof COMPOSITION, q
q 90 Unserviceable Division Balls.
Aiss, Lot Of Blanks, Waste Paper, 90. 10y r.
Bureau Of Equipment aad Recrx,t,as. Oh
ss5 bolts yute Hammock STUFF, - ..r
as bolts Jute Bag STUFF, ..
II bolts Cot stuff, -.. 10
4l6 lbs Old Rope
Also, q quantity OF Leather Hose, Silver Calls,
Oil Cloth. Hickory B ooms, Table Covers, De.
The sale. which will begin 1t the time named
and In the order of the I'D vertisement will te con-
tinued at the same hour from day to day until
pleted.
Terms; Cash in Government funds.
The articles to be removed within ten days. A
deposit of ten per centum on each article will be
required at the fall of the hammer.
WM. RADFORD,
fvl nd pf