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NAVIGATION OF THE MIsSTssIPPI.-The Treasury
Department of the Southern Coufederacy has issued
circular instructions to the Collectors the Coned-
crate States to the performance of their duties
in reference to vessels navigating the Mississippi
river. As the regulations to be observed are of in
terest to a large portion of the country, we make
the following extract from one of the circulars:
CAL boats coming from any port outside the lin.
its of the Confederate States, and lying upon the
Mississippi river, must come to at the port of Nor
folk, otherwise known as Nem's Landing, in the
State OF Mississippi, and there report the name Of
their vessel and captain, where they are from, and
their point OF destination, and exhibit to the Gus
tom officer full duplicates of their entire cargo. II
is also made the duty of said custom officer at the
port of Norfolk to board each vessel entering the
Confederate States from any place above the limits
of the Confederacy, and to deliver to each vessel
so boarded a certificate, as follows:
"'PoRT OF -, DAY OF -, IS.
"'Permssion is hereby given to land the goods des
cribed by entries in this schedule, at the places
designated therein. A. B. Revenue Officer
federate States shall be allowed pass Free the
being required to exhibit the manifest and schedule in
duplicate all goods intended be landed their value
name of consgnee, and point of destination
These regulations are exciting opposition from
the Western Sta tes. The following resolutions on
the subject have been offered in the Legislature of
Kentucky:
Whereas This General Assembly is informed that GER
tain persons acting Congress of the seeding States
have assumed pos TO obsruct and regulate the free
navigation the Mississippi river by the citizens of this
Union, to whom it belongs; therefore be 1t
Resolped, by the General Assembly Of the Commonwealth
q Kentucky, That Kentucky, having as much right to
the mississippi river to its Free unobstrncted navigation
as Louisiana other State and that right being Of
WIZ Importance to her people, feels it her duty to her
anu her sister States, at the earliest day, to make
her most solemn protest against any assumption of
power 70 control the navigation Of that river It.
cannot and will not submit to-
n1rsdf M.
ssssppi He earnestly requested unite with KENTUCKY
vitality important to them ALL and which their
interests forbid should ever rest in the diseretio 49,
Government save that under which they live W " any
"Resotred, That the Governor be requested to tr.,
copies of these resolutions to the EXECUTIVES S ISN'T
States aforesaid" 'e'e
LORD ADoLpHUs VANE TEMPEST who last weet
made his appearance at London Police Court, has
since been sent to lunatic asylum, where he
ought according to all accounts to have been long
since. His presence in the House of Commons was
always source of apprehension, as it was feared
his arrangement would show itselfunder excite
ment. Lady vane Tempest is the daughter of the
Duke OF Newcastle, and married his lordship
against her fhther's wish. The consequence has
Deem complete estrangement-Ensih Paper.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, April 2-The
number Of Cattle disposed of at Phillip Drove
ard during the past week l,7SO head The prices
brought as high e99X Fcrty Cows sold at
from s5 to S5 for the sprngers and from $2 to $40 for
and few extra at cts per b. gross weight 900 Hogs
brought from 81 to IS per cwt The arrivals Of Hogs
at nhofs Union bog Yard were 2,oS4 head The still
fed brought from S675 to $3.50, and the corned from
1928 to IS per cwt. net.
wILMIN GToN MARKET, April1, 1se1-Turpentine-
Sales Saturday of 600 bills at 81 go for Yellow Dip
81 so for Virgin and 81 per Dbl for Hard per $50 lbs
the sales of SIS bbs 50 Yellow Dip 81 go for Vir-
gin and 81 per Dbl for Hard per $50 lbs No sales
ported in Spirits Turpenne Resin. Tar-Saes Sat-
urday of 70 bills and this morning of 80 do at 81 so per
Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, April 2.-Cotton is frm-sales of 1000
bales at 12% cts advance of H94 Flour is unseted
sales of 900 bills State IS S095 4O Ohio s57oa575
Southern S. SOFAS So Wheat has advanced lc-saes of
5000 bushels. Chicago spring sl224l %; Milwaukee
club 81 Sil 81 red Western 81 white 81 As
d1.55 Corn is dusaes of "a 900 bushels at 6SG69 cts
white Southern 67H97l cts; yellow 6597o cts Beef is
firm. Pork is firm; Mess s17 Whisky is dull at 1S@lsH
cts Sugar is steady; New Orleans 5H@S1 cts; Museo-
changed New Orleans 29x S3 cts Rosin is firm at 22H
93o cts Freghts are unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA April 2-Flour is steady-sales at SIS Is,
Wheat is active at 81 33913 for red, and 4o9l so
yellow 60G61x cts Lard-sales at 10G11 cts. Pork
Mess Sl725; Prime $3.50 Whiskey closed firm at l7k
(d)lS3 cts.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
PINTO DE CAMPos observation-disclosures brig Pauline
"a octaves wine, pipes do, 1176 bds corkwood, 29
bales corks, B Hodges, Jr; 80 pkgs. wine, master.
CARDIFF-Br bark Crimea.-3,74l bars railroad iron
order
CARIBBEAN SEA-Schr. Adelaide.-1OO tons guano
master.
COASTWiSE.
WILMINGTON, N C.-Sch0oner Robert He1ley.-64 bbls
copper ore John s. Donne; % bales cotton, Spence
Reid Ga do. Richardson, Small & Co.. 46 bags peanuts
90 4s2 feet lumber Whedbee & Dickinson; 5255 do, A
A. Perry & Co.. IS bales yarn, Norris Baldwin; 25 bbs
sin Jas Corner Sons Al do. do so do. tar l07 bag
| peanuts Bevan, Phillips Co.
| BosToN-SteamShip Ben Deford-l74 cases boots ant
Shoes Carey Bangs Woodward lis do, I. S. Plumme
& CO.. 1876 do, Warner Bro; 100 do, sundry persons
81 dry goods Turnbull, Slade Co.: 6S bales do.
H Tiffany Co.; 800 bbls. apples, Evans, Staum Co.
26O do, Thos Bond ITO dry goods, 100 bales do
| sundry persons.
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StGrY0f,

Sl0ragf.
STORAGE WANTED-At low rates, on first
~ (brck) floor of Warehouse No. Smiths wharf Ap
My to CHARLES PENDERGAST
a'2-t' IL Smiths wharf
STANDARDIZATION can be had in fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply
JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
fel9-tf corner Pratt and Com streets
GTORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to
P. MALCOM h CO,
t2u Wood street. Bowv's wharf
STORAGE WANTED.-On first ioor of Ware
Ohouse n II Smiths wharf, at low rates, by
CHARLES PEN DERGAST,
fe2S-tf II Smiths wharf
STORAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
Dbsrrels merchandise be obtained at Henderson's
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON CO.,
myl7-n corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ of the large Warehouse No l22 S. Euaw street. oppo-
site Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP Il WOLF. fe8tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
oraEes in Warehouse No. 6S South street
WI. SMITH,
au22-t 65 South street.
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PRICES AND sALEs OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Broker
No Sn,,Hl ,rI.n

The n. Y. Tribune of this morning says:
Business at the Stock Exchange shows Blu little change
in Tone and at the first board prices were about the same
the close Saturday. The largest transactions
in Federal and State stocks The trade in railway
shares quite inactive. and there the same feeling
Of Indifference as to speculative movements noticed for
week past Illinois Central, Indiana, and Toledo were
the most prominent stocks at the morning board but
there not much life in the transactions. the close
of the session the tone little rmer for two or
three of the leading stocks the bids fraction high
At the second board the market more active and
prices generally advanced about per cent over the
quotations of the first board The foreign exchange
market is firm, but inactive. Sterling is quoted from
10SGl0S4 for bankers bills. with small sales for the
Boston steamer high 10SH The Karnak takes out
specie for Havana The money market is about
as last reported, both as to supply and rates.
We annex comparative statement of the condition of
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THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOyE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
20 W. Frat street
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FORWEG G.
BIENT. New YORK;
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lumber.
LATHS AND

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
~ LUMBER
We have on hand large assortment of LUMBER that W
selling at the lowest cash prices Customers will
apply at the yard 1872 LIGHT STREET WHARF, Al
corner Of EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
ol3-tf BURNS 4 SLOAN
T UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c so, 900
LAVA and 50 Hemlock Fencing; 1000 feet HemIock
Ash, Cherry and Poplar Plank Oak Cherry and Pine
Scanng 100000 white and red Oak Slaves 10000 Sugar
Molasses Shocks 200 coo shaved hid HOOPS 100000 shocks
Flour Dbl Hoops Billstun cut to order
For sale by WI s. CROSS,
pp26-f East Fall and Eosfern
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The monthly statement Of the United States Treasurer
shows that, by returns received up March Is
subject to his draft in the Treasury and different de-
positarie 81 64 SOL but in this included the $3.50
stolen by the Louisiana people, and other in
the seeded States.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
sents the following aggregates with those
the previous week:
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STEAMBOATS,,
$3.50
IL Xxx WI ls..l r-Vnrv1rr
EASTERN AND WESTERN

rslkA---N EASTERN AND WESTERN
e IaF k dkNTRFy AR SSHEHHEREPsE
On ard S4TtR5AY" March chg Soh 1851 these Steam
a III run ther routes as follows, leaving at O'Clock
tank River Denton Landings Chop
sfy @EE asShR PAY 5 and IMSS6AY
un sR By a@e ToSs e9e 1s1dg
TqEsDAY RRSSPnagP%S West River and return,
and return I0f E S MGhass Easton via Miles River
no6as Mfr kReED P:y
Fare to Cambri Eh a9RS satAY
West chses and SIiGd s 2P RI E2st2 sr
EXCURSION Tickets every tuesday rs
Meals svtrs LOO
@ aE9Arf and Office LIGHT STREE %
r ss[E= FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER =.
assza5Eala6zzz4 The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
NESDY February 6h and Continue eRery WE'D
Thereafter unli further notice: -
The ste am GEoRGE MEEMs will leave her wharf
for the same place. ''-
house. as shippers may desire. Vi AO'4''0 aie,
All freight must be prepaid. mhl6 If
sTA BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHA
M S SexoaPs s S94g3S ~ PORT DE-
F2$ Be st HTkE PE &HRAGE s5. k
HSs@ F5Sbs s7 Fo EP bEfo E FEER
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 8 O'clock
n, and HAvKE De GRACE at 5 o'clock, P. n
EEEsH z. TG es9sf Ra aa5B9 sV
P0RT DEPOSIT cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
PhiDAI EVENING, at O'Clock, and HAVRE DE GRACE
Passage, berths included, 50 cents
Freight received daily until o'clock, carried at ioz
rates and carefully attended to-
- Duplicate receipts for freight will be required
All Boats owed only at the risk of their respective
me agent at Hayre de Grace will attend to forwardu
nerGhandlse Consigned to him for any point the
Ysnia Canals, will reship freghts intended more
Philadelphia or elsewhere.
The steamboat "JUNIATA, Capt Fred. Tomlinson ca
be chartered at any time.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR Agent, Baltimore
oo.f ALEX TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace
o2I j. TONI E, Agent, Port Deposit.
s.sIE BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAN-
E=7Ssaz aazz-=-.aAz Ma STEAM COMPANY
REGULAk DAILY LIN f (except Sunday for PORT De
The steamboat "ANGGsTER, CAPT Tdninson, viii
March 2nd, lea ing VEST FALLS avenue EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY AFTEREooS at
foGk, ana HAVRE DE GRACE at o'clock P NJ until
The steamer '.PORTsMOUTHn Capt Phillips, will com
er regular trips for the soon as the Tide
water Canal is in order and will run on the opposite day
Freight received daily Duplicate receipts for freight
CURED in all cases. " ''A'' -
All Boats and cargoes toyed ONLY AZ fine ri, s thar 20
spectiye - $500 ~ " N-'o-i ~
The agent Havre de Grace will attend to forwarding all
consigned to him for any nton the Pennsyl-
yana canals, or will attend to reshippng freight coming
down the canal intended Baltimore Philadelphia or
fe5Itf JOS. JAS. TAYLOR,
lezI4 Agens-
EsIEEh FOR THE SOUTH
a1Ap nIyLN
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
TO SAIL.
Ships. Leave For DAVIS
Teutonia. .....Eew York. Hamburg .......Apr
John Be...-.New York..... Glasgow 2
City Of Bfmore New York Liverpool .......Apr 6
tn American Portland Liverpool. pril
Illinois, York Havre. ..........Apr 6
Africa; ew York Liverpool .......Aprl 10
New Iork....New York. Bremen. pr
Hibernan. Portland Liverpool. pr I3
kangaroo .New York. Liverpool. prl -
TO ARRIVE.
Ships. Leave For DAYS
BoruSsia Southampton. New York. Mich. Is
Hew York Southampton New York;. Mich. 20
kangaroo Liverpool ...... New York. Mch. 20
ffnernlan LIVERPOOL. Portland Mch. II
United Kingdom Glasgow New York. Mch %
edinburgh Liverpool ..... New York......M Mich. 27
Persil Liverpool New York Mch 30
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the I'd, 7ta
the 4th and 10Th. '
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gnrnhnre

HENRY W. JENKINS,
a. PRACTICAL CA BINET MAKER,
No. I6 LIGHT ST,
Eas on hand large stock Of and constantly auufact
ring, every description of CABINET WARE, ofhe
terials and work manshp.
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS, holsters and PILLOWS Of Hair Feathers IRON
REDSTEAnS. snitahie for Hotels. serXants.
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fm SaIe, freight ct Gbarter:
Ss5s FOR FREIGHT Or CHARTER The
T. L. BRAUNs Co,
mh26 If corner Cheapside and Lombard street.
III FOR LIVERPOOL.
sSza& Heavy freight an A ship Tor Liver
pool at moderate rates Apply to
fel7-tr Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
Xix FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
49, Al British bark USK, S3S tons register Apply
feil-tf l25 Smiths wharf.
III WANTED.-Two VESSELS I2O@I4O
tons each to load at Norfolk, for the Vest Indies
Apply to KNOX & co,
tei-tf l25 Smiths wharf
.s%t WANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons to load
s for London Also vessel of S0050O tons for South
side OF Cuba and thence to Eg nSEsi, "A Ppy
s3u 68 Exchange Place.
-asg55t FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The
ssSbulk 6GCGl7OO bbls freight for New Orleans can
be obtained by application to KNOX s co,
fe4f l25 Smiths wharf
xza4 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
sE@-TAe Al clipper coppered and copper fastened schr
ii. q j. NElLD. Apply to S. K. DUNNOCK,
o3O-tf Ill Smiths wharf
z4 WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE.
y Quick dispatch will be given and fair rates Apply at
once TO JOHN HENDERSON & Co,
o3ltf corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
lit VESSELS WANTED FOR
Ssss& HAVANA
The undersigned constantly want Of vessels to oGd
, MoRRELL i RANDALL,
ieo-tI IS Exchange Place.
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

PINTO DE CAMPos, PoRTuGAL-PortugueSeb brig Pauline
pa octaves wine, pipes do 1176 bdls corkwood, 90
bales corks, B. N Hodges, Jr 80 pkgs wine, master
CARDIFF-Br. bark Crimea-3,74 bars railroad iron,
order
CARIBBEAN SEA-Schr Adeiaide.-1OO tons guano,
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5ss55 FOR ROTTERDAM-The fine American
S ship J. G. B0YNT0N, 'Theobald, master, will have
UlGk dspatch the above port Fer freight passage
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earnings.

= CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, at
Efs25EOUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one of the largest and best assortments OF CAR
RlAGES to be found in the city. Persons in of Car
Iiages invited to call and examine Stock
determined to sell low accommodating
terms as any other establishment
MULIMYER & HUNTER,
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Rail R0a0s.
tSLs EEsssgssEgTl FUR THE
ssszszZz p. ORTIZ, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF HOURS.
LIZA d IL, ~.


The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P ~ foy
the West and Northwest
Travellers from Washington and the South by the
NJ and $40 ~ trains make connection with the trains
this road
For TICKETS and inf0rnatiof, apply at the TICKET
OFFICE, Calvert Station n f. corner OF Calvert AMI
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
JAS C. CLARK E. Superintendent
John T. RIGNEY, Asst Superntendent iaS1.ti
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The Mistake Of England.

speeches delivered by Messrs. Dayton,
Clay and Fremont, at the A mefltan meeting,
will create A sensation in England. What
they say Ot the disinteiestedness OF France
and the srlfshness OF England must give
anytidng bat pieasute 10 the English gov
ernment aud the Lnudon Press. The Tunes,
which has never understood the American
question, will employ abuse rather than
logic as reply To the unaDswefable aTgu.
meat Of Mr.. Clay. aud will doubtless cite,
IN 'efu alton OF the assertions Of Mr. Dayton
AMI MI Fremont, tue testimony OF its cor.
respondent, MI. Russell, whose predictions
have ali thus been belied by events.
England, without recognizing the indie.
pendencr of the slave states, has formally
declared that she will consider them "a
bslbgerent powcr,' and she consequently
disputes the right hf the Washington gov.
eminent TO treat the coIsairs Of the South as
pirates. The Northern people regard this
declaration as an act Of wenkness--as a
concession made to Southern Planters. II
Ia against this act Of weakness, against this
abandonment of all the liberal views of III,
English people, that Messfs. Clay and FIRE.
mont have protested with energy; and their
protest acquires all the greater Importance
from the fact Of their being regarded as the
interpreters OF the secret policy vi the Wash.
Ington government, and Of the patriotic sen.
tlments Of the American people. Whnt
England wants, IS to keep in the good
graces Of the South, and not 10 wound too
acuitly the justsusceptbil,ties OF the North.
In this game she Will not succeed. She will
only emb,tler the Republicans without sat-
iSlyIng the shareholders. II appears too ev.
idcnuy from the proclamations Of Mt. Lin.
coin, the dispatches OF Mr.. Seward, and the
speeches delivered the day before yesterday
IN Paris, that the government of the United
States IL determined 10 suppress the re- bel
lion, regardless equally OF the weaknesses
and threats OF England
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From Milwaukee,.

June 2i.--The riot, to-day, caused a great.
er loss OF property than at first suppoScd.-
The attack has been nScertainrd 10 have
been n regularly organized thing. Through.
out Yesterday meetings were held N the
upper wards OF the city, and about ten
. clock This forenoon the riNiers marched
rom the SIKH and aud ninth wards il:ourl
East Wafer street to MltchelPS bank, attack q.
ing II with stones aud bricks, soon TIdl.rr
the windows completely.
The CLERKS barricad,l the doors IN order
10 gain time TO secure yaluablrs. which they
dad IN great measure. The mob then broke
down the doors ana "onn stripped the raom
of everything, throwing the furni,ure and
bunkS into the street.
The state bank, on the opposite Garner,
ana J. b, Mastnn's office, were then attack.
ed anI served in like manner. The Bank Oi
Milwaukee was also stoned, bul little dam
axe was done. Alias & hctiregor real IS
tate office was completely Quilted, and hook
'a,ucd ate Il 6d0 was destroyed. The lne.
al Bank was also an p5ject of their wrath.
bn, they were c0nteutel with breaking the
windows.
The Mayor and Police were promptly on
the ground. but were utterly powerlrSs.
One company of fUry men were called
out, but declined 10 80 anything from f-ars
4 |nol lncy WoHIu We CHtrpowtItu. Ihc LDu
syes were tnen ordered out, and charged
/ os the mob, winch Immediately broke aud
! rnn. The streets were soon cleared aud
( guards stationed at the corners ani squads
at each bank
Z Ahnui fifty rioters were arrested and com-
Gnrd in jail under the stlone guard Of the
ZuunveS and home guard.
( THIS evening the mott are IN force IN the
/ Stcpnd and Sixth wards, where inhamma
! tory speeches ara being made. They have
! one cannon, and threaten 10 attack the jail
( tonight, unless their friends are released.
! The Governor has declared martial Law,
: telegraphed % Racine and Madison lor state
I troops. which Will arrive 10 night.
/ As far rs ascerthincd. the following were
| injured; Alex. Mitchell, slightly; G. II.
LarkIn, paying Teller in Mltclell's bank,
| badly bruised; Judge Starkwenther, tram
! pied on. badly hurt; Mayor Brown Knocked
down with stone. slightly hurt; Mr.. Hay.
! don, Book Keeper nf Stat" Dnnk, consider
/ ably hunt, one rloer WAS badly cut on the
shoulder. and another had his head cut on
aud one was wounded in the leg by ,hTus
of n bayOnet.
| The riot was caused by the action of ID,
( Bankers on Saturday, in throwing out CIR
cniaung notes Of large number OF banks il
this stale.
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Notice to the Families of Volunteers.

10 the families OF roiltuftcrS nOic in The service
Of Nhe United Siafes:-At the jane session ul the
Bnard oi Commissioners llincucK county,
Uhiu, said Board passed an order directing the
Auditor u! SAID county 10 levy ono half mill on
the dollar valuation Ia said county. IN pursu.
Argo uf an acl ui the ono Ic. stature, entitled
An sc, tn afford relief To the families uf vol.
untccrs mustered into tho service ui the
United States and IN tho active service vi the
state of OhiO," passed May Tth, lSGl. Said
Board, IN pursuance Ur sad act, appointed
liENKy STREETS, the Auditor of Hancock count y ,
ONO, AS Agent tu examine all applications Tor
re lief under the provisions 81 said act
All such applications must be made 10 said
Agent, at tho Auditors Uiico, IN Fndlav, IN
writing, signed by the applicant, and Two re-
spunsilr neighborS, who must be irechuldcrS.
stating the names ui Al, children VI such appli.
cant under the age of litt On years. aud WheIli.
er support IN whole or Ia part only Is need
cd, lhe allowance fixed hy said Board is eight
dollars per month iur the wife. or each depend
eut parent. aud two liars per month ter each
child under fifteen years ui age ui such vUlGn.
! teer.
| On tho presentation ofsuch claims, properly
authenticated. and allowed by said Agent, such
| applicant will receive II certificate semi month
| ly for halt he monthly allowance above stated
which certificate wiil cniitle the holder TO rG
ceivG All order on the treasury ut the county
/ bearing SIX per ceutum interest from the date
! thereof.
! BY order OF the Commissioners.
HENRY SHLErS, .igent.
FiSpLAY, June Gth, lSGl tJw.