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Legal Notice,

The State Of Ohio, Monroe County, Pro
bate Court. Petition to Sell Land to
Pay Debts. aeps5sass szassFs aftf
William Hsnniag, Administrator Of Wfllfans
surisa Adams, Deceased. Plaintiff. - Sqss
fot 3sss apainst ~ sas as34i sEei
Margaret Cleveland aud her husband Timothy
ssClep eland, ct AL Defendants.
IN ACHEE ADAMS, Catharinc Adams,
Ia Mary Adams, Elizabeth Adams and
Agnes Adams, infants and heirs of William
Adams, deceased, of Washington County,
Pennsylvania. You are hereby informed that
on the 23rd day of July, A. d. 1862, said
Administrator fled his petition in the Pro-
bate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio the OBJ
ject- and prayer of which petition is to OBJ
tain order that Margaret Cleveland ofMpn-
roe County. Ohio, aud her husband Timothy
Cleveland of Noble County, Ohio, may be ad-
judged to execute and deliver . general war
ranty deed, conveying to the said heirs Of the
said William Adams, deceased, in fee simple
for the following premises, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, and bounded and described as
FELLOWSHIP wit: ~ slsa as1S sas eask b sd
Beginning sixteen and two-tenth poles west
of the south west corner of section number
eighteen, township seven, thence west sixteen
poles, thence north one and eight tenth poles,
thence north eighty-three degrees east eight
poles, thence NORTH nity-six esgrees EAST nlne
and seven tentn poles, thence ses.n eignt ana
tour tentn poies 70 the Piaee oi beginning,
containing sixty y-four perches. -
In pursuance Of asverhai eoneraot Of sale OF
said premises, entsTedinto by anS between
the SAID Margaret cleveland with the scqui-
escence OF ner said husband iimothy Clsve-
land In the spring OF eos OK iSoo' part OF
the one part ana e" iiiian ADAMS, deceased, OF
the 0snes par, i4s ,as Z, Loaa'sen aol.
lars, psyahss - sIoslows,A m VIII as house
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TO THOSE WHO poaTHINK.

We say that, ,RADW Af, IS READY
RELIEF is the most elegant and powerful
medicine known in the world. This is not
Boosting; try it, if you feel sceptical and
be convinced. 1t combines In It's compo-
'sition the properties of difusiye stimu-
liant, an Anti-septie, mild but effective
Astringent, and direct power over the
nerves, neither narcotic nor anodine, that
relieves pain, in a manner peculiar to itself,
aud for which, we have no word in the
English language exactly to express its
action. The aErenchocah it Sossiageascnt.
So much for it's internal administration.
When applied iex formally, it will be found
a most powerful counter-irritant, instantly
rcddcning the surface to which it is APP
piled, and withdrawing the blood from
some neighboring part, where it may be
coagested or keapea up, causing pain and
Leading to Inflammation. It futfills the
indication of equalizinS the circulation
most effectively, and most beautifully to
minds that can understand it's action. 4
\ TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Now, we hold that, all lexternalremedies
act either in one of two ways; or combine
the action Of both. First They act di-
re.tly upon the nervous system without
touching the blood vessels--the saagui-
fsr ,as system All Arnica liniments, nerve
iiaiineat;, &e.'&., belong to this class, and
consequently only bcnumb the ends of the
nerves, without affetting at al the cirtu-
lation: may temporarily stop paiIll---ssat
Have not the slightest effect in restoring
the equilibrium of circulation, essential
to healthy actiyn: Or Secondlyr-They
act upon the Blood vessels without, as in
the case Of dcpletives, Lccehs or cups
regard to the nervous system. Now, the
fact is-th~t, tho nerves preside over the
blood vessels, and an external application
to be elective, mast act upon both nerves
and blood vessels al9s
IS RlADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
e We proclaim has this double action Of
pain, by its specific effoet upon
the nerves and eaualizins the circulation,
by its effect upon the blood vessels In
this way il relieves and cures Rheumatism,
Lumbago. Tooth-ache, Headache, and a
variety OF such like complaints When
t.,ker internally its astringent and diffu-
s.ye stimulating properties check in the
mo 4 natural manner D;arrhoeas. Colics;
and other be9el complaints. Whilst for
sore ThFo It's, accompanied by putreseney,
and for Fever patients, with Typhoid
symptoms, an omipent Physician attached
to the New Orleans Hospital, has pro-
nouncea it far superior as an anti-septic
and anti -pnfresceat, to the celebrated eau
of Raspail. He administers
it Internally to his patients, and sprinkles
h;ssw1rds with it.
Let the sick and all those who suffer
pain, test its virtues.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
everywhere.
RADwAY & CO., 81 Maiden Lam, N. Y.
fsg4 j. "A. KiRKBRlDE, q
JUDKINo 4 HALL, Agents.
sapt. IL, 1s62--ly. gss = sBr
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IHDIGSA ASy OF our re; uhlicans
get very inlia l,st whom they are ,cissscsl
with abolitionisls All tils advice We can
give them isr -.lqmes9ut from s'soas the
foul party The sbolitionists haze the
rcpQbsiczn Psfiy mi their kecPipS they
lnovc and controi the .sacpibers of 1T like
puppets, to accomplishing end they have
IN view As loag M these mcn,sact with
them. they lnust partake OF the odium at
tachesl TO their actions They viii be
judged By the company they Keep.
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DIED a usust Is, 1852, rear W-.ools-
field Monroe County, o., SUSAN ".
BLOWERS. (consort Of amuel Blowers;
in itty-6rst year vt; her age.
Shsa bore her afil.ct.on twelve weeks
mcckly aud selatclys perfectly resigned
10 tho will Of God She was member
of the Regular Baptist Church for q mum
Der Of years.
ForFc know thati orrcarthly house
Of this tabernacle were dissolved, VIC have
a baildiDgof God. heu q not made with
hands etofnai inthe Heavens. *
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Master Commissioners Sale.
~. <'l Klihu Morris,
=.

VIM. vEckelbury7 and others.
DY virtue of a mandate to, me directed from
IL the court of common pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, / will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the. court, house
in the town Of Woods6eld, ia said county, on
Saturday, the 2Oth day Of September, 1862,
bstw the hours of 10, o'clock a. M, and
4 O'Clock p. m, on said day the following de-
scribsd real estate, in said county, owit&
Sixteen acres bounded on the south by the
lands Of Richard Smith, on the est by the
lands of Joseph Hill, on the north aud east
BY 'ths lands of Joseph Neal, being the Same
lands onw hich said Eckelbury's gristmiA and
saw mill nov stands; also the dwelling house
where said Kckeibary now lives, and the
dwelling house v here BAIL Stewart now lives,
It being In the south end Of the sorth west
half quarter Of section s. township 8, range s..
Also acres in the south end of the south
west quarter of same section, township and
range, adjoining the former tract, beginning
at a stone on the east boundary line Of
said lot seven rods north from the south east
corner, running thence north 80 rods aud l2i
links to q stake, themes west A2Isrods and s
links to stake, thence south 20 rods and 35
links to a take gonI the bank Of ths greek
thence so.i.h G3aa degrees east q rods aud rs
lin ks to the place Of beginning an. atsa -.
other tract of Land in the same section, town
shin aud range, containing 1a acres described
as follows: Beginning at the stone corner Of
said 4 acre tract, and running thence east 3
rods to the bank Of the creek, and thence with
said bank of the creek 2S rolls to white
oak tree, thence west Ia rolls to a corner
stone. and south to the place of beginning
being adjoining and fenced in the same field
with the 4 acre tract. asa f a1sss
IS First tract appraised at $500. s 81
The other tracts appraised Si25.
sse, WM. OKEY,, Mas. Com.
szsV1,I Monroe Common Pleas.
July l6 fs-;2 ST 80
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Docf. Garrison Reeds Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lt signed was. Oh the 5th day of Sept,
1852, app poi ntsa by the Probate Court Of Mona
res County, Ohio Administering Of the Estate
of Garrison Reed, late of said County. De-
cess i'd. 81 ao MARY Z. REED, ADMIR-. s
Sept. n, l86e.--Sw
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.NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received at tho
Auditors Office, Monroe County, on the
Third day Of Sptensber, 1859,
for rebuilding the north ahuttmsnt Of
Clarington Bridge. The work to Be dens
immediately. By order Of the Commis-
sioners. NJ J.. BOWSER,
July 80, 1862.-5t Aud d. C, o.
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r. r. r. sFfENatT
TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK.
AND
TO THOSE WHO DO THINK.

To those who don't wish to be troubled
with thinking, but like to have their think
| ing done by some one else, zoe say acithoui
explanation, that
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
will relieve those who suffer pains, instant
" on its application externally or its by
administration internally, and cures
Rheumatism. in q few hours,
Sore Throat in fifteen minutes.
Tooth-Ach In three minutes.
Neuralgia, (paroxysm of, in five minutes.
Cramps in five min utes.
Head Ache :. lin ten minutes
Colio ...................i in twenty minutes.
Diarrhma a........s.... in forty minutes.
Lumbago, (pains ofl in ten minutes.
EChills In fifteen minutes.
burns .......<.. in i've minutes.
lnuuenza In . lew nours'
Group =. IN nye minutes.
And deep seated pains. by q few applications.
In all cases where pain is felt, the READY
BELIEF should be applied. Taken inter-
Inally---a tea-spoonful to half q tumbler of
Ewater-it will cure acidity Of the stomach,
and promote digestion; it is a pleasant and
healthy stimulaiit. So esssssa
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Livery Stable.

The proprietor. also, keeps ! LIVERY ST X
stE, and viii always be ready to ,accommo-
late persons desiring horses or conveyanoes.
ROBERT p. EDNEY, aeiso
.agag.g iHa. Proprietor.
Woodsfeld, Juno %, ls62.-3m.s ssA
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. asJohn dennis Estate.

> 5ohn Dehnisi Estate. ID 4
Nf041tn is1heks5y givsH thar the zuuder.
IN signed was, on the 18th day ofsseptsnl-
her 1864 hy ~. Prpbkts4GonEt Of Nautos
County, Ohio. appointed As pinistr rator of. the
Estase Of John Dennis, nts Of said county,
dsessssd.
JOHN q. eoERGEL, Adn'r.
Sept. III lS62s45wis s;t;o t,ai3as,,apo II
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TO TEACHERS.

The Board of Examiners will hold
meetings at Woods6eld, on the following
SATURDAY, August2s aSs
- ! - q Sept dsY !
BY order of the Board. s...rs,-.
,as91l JAMES o. AMOS, tClefk..
August 6, lss2.--7w.
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Dissolution

THE eopartnership, heretofore existing
between J.-B. Oblinger, r. c. Miles
and George Poggenbprg, under the frm Of
obiingsr. Miles Pcsgsnburs, was tAh day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter be contiuued by j .sBi Ohlinger
& Geo. Poggenburg, under. the mama and
styieAof oblinser & Poggenburg, who VIII col
lsct all claims and pay all liabilities.
.a g r. B. oBLfNGER,
9g.A ssassI .assR. c.. MILES, fs9
G.. POGGRNBUR0.
Ipwfavif1e r. SapH.1n 1sc4 A.
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Legal Notice.
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4 NDRRw Z. Dcughsfty, of the STATE cl
II Virginia, viii take notios that on the 9Th
day Of September 1862, Joseph Williams and
Robert Williams, fled in the Court Of COM
mou Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, theif. peti.
tion asking said Court to credit . judgme ent ID
said Court rendered in favor OF said Dough
erty and against gsaif J. & X. Williams. with
the sum Of s383.2I. You are required TO
answer said petition By the Arst day Of No
vsnbsr next. aud in default. edch credit v1ll
be made by dsfault. ssS Ss < -. -. -. I,
.1s'fssp HoLIIsTEa ! oxsY, 20
sept. 10. lass.--sw.ss Ats.ys for Tlg. !
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ken in exchange for this paper.
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Prepared by DR.. :. c. AVER 4 CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell Mass

John NJ. KIRKBRlpE and JuDKlNs
HALL, Woods6eld; IS M
FL. G. KoTzEBEU. Malaga;
VI. P. MILES & Son, Somerton.
June Z, 1s62.-1y. ls s. ,ss'
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Legal N6tice.

Sept. II, lse2-4w. s.
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM FOR rREss MONROE.
WILLIAM l.. YANCEY, THE CONFED
COMMISSIONER, CAPTURED, DIS
GUISED AS A SAILOR.
THE TELEeRAPH CABLE CUT BYsEcEsE
JOS. sEsAR ELECTED TO CONGRESS.


BALTIMORE, March 20, (frem Fortress Monroe,
March 10 )-Returns from nearly all the precincts
In Accomac and Northampton counties, show
Watson ahead for Congress. Segsr, however,
received nearly hundred votes there. The
result In Hampton however changes the result,
and elects Joseph segar by from 100 to l4O ma
jority. ssrETE So Es<E
flag Of truce went out to-day, but no news
was received from the South by 1t. BY order Of
Gen. Wool, the boats crew Were not permitted
to receive southern papers; and, consequently
the press is cut OFF from the supply heretofore
drawn upon.
The steamer Rhode Island arrived from Key
West yesterday evening with the mails and sailed
Immediately for New York.
VIM. l.. Yancey was captured a few days since
on board Of schooner which WIS trying to run
the blockade. He was dressed In sailors clothes
and was recognised by one Of the newspaper cor.
respondents. -.-..
st. Mary's, Florida, has been occupied by oul
forces; also Jacksonville.
The U 8. bark Young Rover, from the mouth
Of the Rappahannock, arrived here last evening
No news In that vicinity.
1t has been discovered that the telegraph ca.
BILE was cut at about ten miles from the Eastern
Shore. man supposed to be the culprit has been
arrested, and has been sent to Gen. Lockwood
An example will probably be made Of him.
The wind here Is east, and unpleasant.
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Late from Shipping Point.

PROCLAMATION BY JEFF. DAvIs-vIRGINIA MILITIA
CALLED oUT-R1BKL BATTERIES.
SHIPPING POINT, March 19.-An Intelligent
CONT aband, who has just come in, reports thai
JEFF Davis issued proclamation on the 10th call
ing out all the militia from sixteen to sixty year,
Of age, end orders them report to headquarters by
companies. Virginia, he says, demands every
sacrifice, to maintain the dignity of her soil.
He says everybody has quit work and thor.
ough panic extends all over the country. Nothing
is done I'm Fredericksburg but talking and ravina
about the Yankees.
&. IMPORTANT FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
Thirty Thousand Troops Passed Through ha,
Place, ," e.; -
Joseph Halstead, from Orange county, New
York, who has lived below here Thirteen years
on his own farm, came In tonight: and says he
left because he would not take up arms against
his country.
He was In Fredericksburg day before yesterday
Troops were being thrown In from towards Ma.
through, but not over - 600 or Is 900 remained
An officer told him that they intended defend.
ing the line formed by Aqua Creek, Beaver
Dam, the Rappahannock and the gap In the
mountains.
Judas Primmer, another fugitive says he was
In Fredericksburg ten days ago, and that there
were no fortifcstion there then but preparations
were being made to build battery on the river,
live miles below Fredericksburg.
AT that time, there was not a full regiment
there but the troops at the Potomac batteries have
since marched In, and from ten to fifteen thousand
are now there. Some of the troops marched there
from Warrenton Junction.
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spirit Of the Mernins Press.

The fstsRisssesr treats Of the very pacific and
Peassurfag nature Of the late news from Mexico,
70 The effect that the dynastio projects which have
been sscrihed to the Allied Powers are now ex-
pfessly disavowed.
The Republican thinks that Senator pome,oy
made some palpable hits In the Senate Chamber
yesterday, In the discussion Of the measure OF
abolIshing slavery In this Dis.rict-the ''hits''
being apparently that she did rot see the necessl-
ty Of colonization in this csss," "his irm belief
that slavery had no legal existence in the Dis
trict," and that he was opposed TO paying for the
slaves; and IL the money must be expended, he
would pay II to the slaves themselves for arrears
Of labor duen
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Departments Of shese Headquarters viii attend in
pnopn, or send STAFF ofacer, to the once OF the

dspartments 81 these Headquarters viii attend In
pGopn, or send STAT ofAcer, to the once Of the
Assstant Adjutant General, for orders, and to
report the location Of their respective ofhces.
5th. Commanders Of Amy Corps and separate
commands will use every means to keep them
selves constantly informed Of the location OF
General Headquarters,
X Flags Of the following descriptions will be
used to designate the locations OF General Head
quarters, and the Headquarters OF Army Corps
and Divisions:
For General Headquarters To be Of Blue, six
feet square, having a plain white star With four
points, and feet inches from tip to tip, In the
center.
For Headquarters of an 1rn,y Corps: Red, 6
fee; sq0are, having white star with four points
and feet inches from tip to tip, in the center.
The number Of the Corps In black, in the middle
OF the star.
For the HEADQUARTERS of Dirisiens: Six feet
square, divided horizontally, into three parts, the
upper and lower thirds blue, the middle third
white, the name Of the Division Commander to
be borne II black, in the center.
These flags Will be attached to portable staff,
I6 feet long, made in two joints of feet each,
and wiz be habi;ually displayed in front Of the
tent, or from some prominent part of the house or
vessel, occupied as the Headquarters they desig-
nate.
In the movements of the Army, and upon TIE
field of battle the positions Of the Generals will
be designated by smaller flags Of the same pat
term but four feet square, and attached to light
poles CT stats, twelve feet in length.
The Qusrtermsster's Department will take i'm
med ate measures to supply these fags upon re-
QUESTIONS approved by army corps commanders.
BY command Of Major Gen,l Mcclellan:
s. WILLIAMS, Asst AdJ't General
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CONGR ESSIONAL.

SENATK.-Afler our report closed Yesterday
The bill for the organization Of army corps and
stats was passed.
The bill for the abolishment CT slavery in the
District Of Columbia was then taken up, and after
being discussed by Messrs. Pomery and Doolitue,
IL was postponed until to-day.
The Senate then went into executive session
for short time, and on opening the doors, al.
journed.
HousK.-After our report closed
The House cont nued the consideration Of the
tax bill for several hours; after which they ad-
journed.
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ORDER RESPECTING CONTRACTS FOR ARMS.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WdshiRgtog ID C. March IA 1852 {

WdshtsgfoH, ID. C., March 10, 1862.
Ordered, That the Hon. Joseph Holt, and the
Hon. Robert Dale Owen, be and they are hereby
appointed a special commission TO audit and
adjust ali contracts, orders aud claims on the
War Department In respect e. ordnance, arms
and ammunition, their determination to be faai,
and conclusive as respects this Department on all
questions touching the validity, execution, and
sum due or to become due upon sue contract
and upon all ether questions ariing between con-
tractors and the Government upon said contracts.
= ID. The said commission Will proceed forth
with to investigate all claims and contracts in
respect TO ordnance. arms and ammunition, In
the War Department or pending settlement, and
faal payment and adjudicate the same All
In person, but not by Attorney before said COM
misioners, and be heard respecting their claims,
at such time and place the commissioners sh ii
appoint. The chief Of ordnance and all other
officers in the Department viii furnish such books
and papers az the commissioners may require.
Major Hagner, Of the Ordnance Department In
specially assigned to aid and assist the commits
sIoners In their Investigations. All claims that
they may award In favor ofshall be promptly paid.
No application will be entertained by the Depart
ment respecting any claim or contract which they
shall adjudge to be invalid.
3D.. II, In their investigation, they shall find
reason TO believe that any agent or employee of
the War Department was directly or Indirectly
interested in any contract for ordnance, arms, or
ammunition, or received any consideration for
Its procurement they shall give notice thereof to
termine the fact, taking such testimony as they
may deem proper; and II the fact of such interest
be established 1t shall be good cause for adjudg.
ing the claim to be fraudulent.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
NH 20-3t Secretary Of War.
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saws: - Hs~'''e
Numerous incendialy fres have lat,lv oce1,,.s
IA Ceafies eonnty, Md. The barn fodder bouse
OF Aif fhOmas skinner Of Hill Ton district
Az L.eh nsed ard entirely consumed 5 A.
80 ilaIanns IN vac same district, had his barn
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JIG tist Church, Invite ell who wish to aid
them In rebuilding their house Of. worship, lately
Destroyed BY storm, to attend ESflvAL and
avenue, between 9th and 7th, Opposite Browns
Hotely commencing MONDAY, EVENING
occasion will be very acceptable, and may be sent
TO J. w. CLARKE, 364 7th &C., above 4. mis- Sts
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Down ON The TOBACCO TAX The st. Mary,s
BsaeoH and the Marlborough Gazette, papers I'm
.he neiShboTing counties Of Maryland, strenuous.
~ OBJECT to the proposed tax on their principal
agricultural staple, which they allege to be equal
70 mois than one AaLftbe average amount received
iof IL In The market. They recommend the far.
mefs 70 reduce their crops Of tobacco and grow
something else
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" . 80 a CARL - -
MAIL BARNARD, Auctioneers. invite At
senuon e adyeftlsement In the NATIONAL intelii-
plumber Of Bulldlng Sites on Capitol Hull Sale to
1ke Rie4e on the premises, the I7fn, 18th, 18Th
Square 1ee, and ohers rare inda ssmenIs 20 bur-
'h nS WALL BB22EES S1ASS s. f,s :s;:
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MRS. BROWN TO MRS. y E.-Unto Gods
Ia gracious mercy and pfessotiOn commit thee
Ih1 LORD bless thee and keep thee. The Lord
make ms iaoe TO shine upon fhse aad be grsoious
thee and give the peace, botn now and evermore
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CoRcoRAS's BUILDING, 18TH STREET,
(Ofee Of Cona.nissieH on Contracts aad Claims
for Ordaaaes AND O,dsases Sfo,ss,)
March IL, 1s62.
0rdsrsa, That all persons having contracts and
claims for investigation and decision, under the
letter Of appointment Of the Hon. Edwin M A..
stanton, Secretary of War, dated the 18th Of
March, 1852, and hereto subjoined, be, and are
hereby notified. TO present the same. The COM
missioners win continue In session for their re-
ception, from day to day; from 10 .. M. to P. m.
- ]. WISE, Secretary.