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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-22

WE ARE AUTHORISED TO ANNOUNCE
wv Mal-9f:D Jones, OF Wake Forest, az :
ate. occasioned by the resignation o: C5l. j. p n
1S-ft
N0TICE-Is hereby given. that apnlic,,ion v;n
~ De made to the General Assembly of Nor,h
SAroLlha now In session, to Incorporate the :. Ioir,
Stock Company of the North Carolina Chr;st;,u a.
vocate, Tor purposes of Publishing Books Na1.-
papers and other publications wi Se"e-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-22
The Battle of fredericksburg.

In other columns will be found as full Par.
ticulars of the battles before FsederlckSbu re-
as have cometo hand. We publish below
the official report of Gen. Lee. Up to We'd
nesday morning no renewal of the battle had
taken place, Burnside having retired to his
original position.
The most moderate estimate of the yam
kee losses sets them down at from 5000 to
5000, and the fact that they have withdrawn
across the river lends weight to the report
that they have sufferedseverely. 1t is thought
they are moving in the direction of Port
Royal
Our losses in killed and wounded are given
by a correspondent OF the Enquirer. he
says:
have been at some pains to ascertain our
loss, and, as the result of my effort, have OBJ
tanned from DIR. j. G. Herndon, the polite
Surgeon on Gen. Lees staff, the following
statement, which luay be relied upon as Cor
t~aar-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-22
DOMESTIC MEDI0INE

DOMESTIC MEDICINE
slcian. For sale at po. ray-
Dec. Is, 1862.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-22
A TANNER WANTED.

q GOOD TANNER, that has good reccmmenda.
"A tons, without . fsmily) wanted. AppIy in
person or 6y letter to VIM. q. CRAWPORb.
Dec 10, 1861. (f7-tD Raleigh. n. G..
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.M'LAw'S DIVISION.
Barksdale and Cobb's Brigade, Ill
'SemmeS' i
Kershaw's 25S
Struggling cases, O.
ANDERsoN's DIVISION.
Wilcox's Brigade, 8
Mahone's o
RANsoM's DIVISION.
Cooks Bcigadc, .295
A. P. Hips Division, about 600
! Early's and Taliaferro's command about 800
N II Hin 10
i
1919
Pickett's Division, 40
Hoods 100
1859
1nclu ded in this list are the following N.
G. Casualties, in Cooks brigade, in the fight
on Nor ris and Willis hills:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-22

o1a'e journal, Dec. rs.
Affairs at Goldsboro,
F.om the Daily State Ion..-

The following letter from our snec;., p.
orter at Goldsboro, contains Al, ~. 49,.
etalls OF events occurring at that point uD to
o'clock yesterday 1T is due to the pnb,ic.
hat we should state that all our efforts to
btain prompt information from Goldsboro'
ave, to some extent, failed, in consequences
fthe irregularity Of the mails and the mon
poly OF the telegraph by the State govern
nent. Still what We have obtained is reli.
sble.
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uorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House resumed the consideration OF tie bill
making more stringent the proyl,ion In me ihdlAh
Intercourse act against the sale Of spurious iluors
Mr. EDWARDS Rep, y. II. j, IN the colrse oil
exclamation sad that the present law is eyaded by
vending intoxicating drinks ouitide the lidln Hni'S
ar fronierp Hence the necessity 81 further lsg,la-
ton TO protect tie Indians from such cegt"iihh
and destructive Influences.
Mr.. cox lJem., o. remarked That from cohver-
salons with Fx-Commssioners II Indian Affairs
Niedi,e and Napvpepryl he was led 20 the c0n,lu-
sion that nearly ar the efforts Of the Indian Bureau
~ melioraie the condition Of the lndisns were ioed
by the conduct OF the War Department, especially
under the administration Of JriI. Dayi-.
hessrs. WALLACE aud WA Is, TIE former .he
delegate from Washington Territory. and the latter
tie Delegate from tie Territory OF New Mexico, ek,
pressed their views on the subject, wheu Tie Dill
went over tie morning hour having expired.
The Joint resolution agproprialiug sl0uO0 10 pay
the expense, Of the Committee appointed to inquI'e
into tie conduit If the war was paced.
The senate ILL tppropria,iug SJ,uOO TO be eh-
peud.d under the direction 81 the Secretary Of War
If in liz Judgment the ZANE be necessary, Tor th-
protection q the eInigrputs the overland routes
between the Atlantic states and California ana 'i'-
gon and Washington Territory was psfsei.
Mr. FENION Rep, y. ", presented TIE res :
Iuiops of the Ieci-ainre Of the STATE Of New-fork
in favor 81 the enactment Of law TO prevent frauds
on the Government IN the matter Of iurhshlng sup
pics.
Mr.. FENION sail Tie tleshl '"hulNcc on VIC
war contracts had the subject Il which these rcsou
rions treat under con. Iteration and when bill war
introduced some weeks ago 20 puni-h frauds, eici
one # IL members lHolmanl moved n De referred
90 sad Committee but the House determined 10 f-nd
il 10 the Committee the Judiciary, and he en-.
tom WAS not advised that tie bill has been heard
iron, In the House since. Ii wa subject O, great
imuorance and required immed legislation;
1berefore he moved its reference TO The Specml
Committee on the Investigation OF the war 'oh-
iracir.
me- motion was carried.
m JIon.e lien resumed the consideration OF the
IN 20 a,eod the Indian Intercourse act and pssed II.
The Uouss considered the Senate amendments to
the Consular aud Diplomatic Appropriation bill.
They ron-concurred in thoae including Florence
among the Consul Generalships, aud sinking out
HAITI, Liberia, &c.
The bill will be returned 10 the Senate.
Mr. OLIS rep, n. y gave notice Of biz iuten-
ton shortly to to take up the bill reported by
Mr. Blair Of Missouri, to bberate the slaves Of the
rebels and coonize them.
The consideration Of the bill was postponed TIL
Tuesday week.
Adjourned till Monday.
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FIRES.
,Iry ~ wrsr rwrSTY-SIsTH STREET.

FTHy ~ WEST TwESTY-SIsTH STREET.
At about o clock yesterday morning tire broke
out II No l3s West Tweu'y.niuth street in the
premises occupied by Wulluer & Belts. cabinet
makers which resulted in the entire destruction OF
the second and third stories. Loss $4,000; insured
for q 90J in the Exchange Insurance Company.
Tie building is owned by Mr.. tnderhll, and was
damaged to the extent Of $1,000 insured.
riRr leTHF BROADWAY nANK BUILDING.
At O'Clock Yesterday morning, room No. :, on
the third hoor OF the Broadway Bank Binding, oc-
cnpied BY Messrs Brown, Hall & Nanderpoei, WAS
discovered 10 be on fire and damage to the amount
Of 500 was sustained before the flames could oe eX-
tnguished.
FIRE ~ HUDSON sTREEr.
At "a O'Clock Yesterday morning, hTe broke ON
on IN. second floor of No 2S3 Hudson street, occu-
pied as a billiard-room By G.. NJ q. Hallock Los-,
alO1; no insurance. The first floor II occupied by
j. VI. Little, dealer in gents furnishing goods dan-
age, 500; insured for $500 in the New-fork
Equity Insurance Company. Tho buildings owned
by W. II. Tucker; damage not ascertained.
FlRFs ~ BRoOKLYS.
A fire broke out In the dweng-house occupied by
James Burt, No. 2l0 Degraw street, about o'clock
Last evening, causing damage to The amount OF about
$50. The foreman OF Hose No. ! was run over and
sustained some injuries
About O'Clock yesterday morning. building on
the corner Of Columbia and Irwin sreet', occupied
a. II butcher shop by John Burns, was destroyed by
lire. Lose $500; no insurance
The fire in Kelsey & Loughlins coal Office, corner
of Columbia and Warren streets, the night previous,
caused damage TO the amount OF $500; insured in
She Atlantic Company.
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IoIaI TI'777'- % F'''17'0 ~
Leaving the amount Of $76,O3s 90 unexpended, to

Leaving the amount of $76,03s 90 unexpended, to
be carried to tho appropriations for the year 1862.
The report details the condition Of tho mains and
the improvements made in each locality, as well AS
the repairs incident TO the large amount Of piping
which is required to supply the city. Under the
head of repairs and improvements, the report sug-
gests the necessity of raising the two 3tee mains IN
Fifth avenue or the LAYING OF new pipe, that the
consequences of breakage TO which they are liable
may be avoided and asks Oh appropriation OF
$j3 900 for the purpose.
Under the head of Aqueduct Extension, the re-
port states that the new Grand Reservoir is 80 near
completion that few weeks work will finish II, 50
soon az the Spring opens The Reservoir has been
constructed in the most thorough manner being car
RED down TO and founded upon the solid rock through
its entire circuit. There five gates TO each ehan-
mel 40 constructed that either limited or tuii sup
ply of water can be passed into the RESERVOIRS.
Proper connection inlet and outlet. have been inhue
between the old and new Reservoirs, ana new P'pes
lead out OF the new Reservoir, connecting WIN ,nc
pipes to all parts of the city. cast-iron pipe i've
feet in diameter ia being laid across Manhattan vai,
ley TO accommodate the increased supply iurn,sneu
by the new main High Bridge, ana VIII DC
completed early in the Spring
TIE four-teet pipo known the Fourth avenue
main was completed and put in operation OH the I'd
of December. 1t is connected with both the new and
old reservoirs end passes Qut u te I2Ek W EiaaIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF acknowledgements. "A.
Cleared.

ships-Ri.ph (Br). Murphy, Dublin, Monsomery Broth
ers; Victory Ainsworth, Liverpool David Ogden.
Bnk-Lucy Ring Thurleu. Mssn1-s- Brett. Son Co.
Bng.-Anna Klupmsu DAM Antwerp w r. schmidt;
B. L. swan Pindl- NewJsgeD, MASTER Zen Carver, Ferry,
Csfdenas Walsh Carver Chase Francisco tlsl Campos-
tuna St Thomas w l., Aymsr Co Mountain Essls bsy,
Hamilton Bermuda, Saith Jones CO. Sam Wei.n, AZ
MEDIA Philadelphia Miller a. Houshson; Red Wing hirwsn'
ST. Ihoms. and market, Thos. Pierce hatha Hilton lnrb
scSo16er.-G = Adams Crowei Baltimore McCresdy,
Mot Co; Azsc Baaz La Rochelle NJ Lien.n Co. Z.
cs,ton ti.rdnsr Fall River l.. Kenny; Ocean Queen (Brl
Cam Yarmouth y. s, Tho' Jamr.i L. Goodwin Hoo3ie,
stsmfod Stamford Manufacturing Companyj G. hsnder-
wort soper Port Royal J. J. Wright; Evelyn psnsrs
stamford Mary Helen Brl McDouald Bermuda Middleton
Co. British Crown (Br HenIitz, Port Maria, Ja hcCen
& Firth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25

lhE POLICE JAPANESE FUSD.-At their last
meeting the Police Commissioners adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions in reference to the disposition of
interest accruing on the gift of the japanese En-
bassadors 10 the Police:
Realized That in the opinion Of the Board Of Police IN.
following sersetn have best dichs duties for the
year ending November 1861. and they each hereby
awarded the Of US from the accrued interest Of the
japanese Merit Fund.- SeTgeant Rchz-d Lush Ninth Pre-
cinct: John W. Cropsey, Twen' y-seysnth Precinct.
Reyirod That in the opinion Of the Board Of Police tho
following petolmen have best dcha ged the duties patrol
men for e year ending Nov. 1861 and they are HEREBY
each awarded tie Of 500 from toe accrued interest Of
the Jspauese Merit Fund: jos irving Twentieth Precinct;
Robert King, Twenty.hh Precinct; John Riordeu Sixth
Precinct Francis +. Palmer Eighth Precincts aud w. P.
Willams Eighth Precinct (BrooHly1).
Re1red That honorable mention lie made on the record Of
this Department # the following stromeu for their efficient
services during the year 8oi Hogan Fourth Precinct Her
bilt Firth Precinct; 5. J. Lews Nineteenth Precinct J.
White Twentykth Precinct, ana W. T. skidmore, Fourth
Precinct Brooklyn
Reed That the Trustees Of the japanese Merit fund pay
100 EACH to the patomen above named from the accrued
interest of the japanese Merit Fund.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALB,Sr, Jan. p, 1862.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. ~, 1862.
BILLS RTrOETED FAyORtBLY.
Concerning the Erie Railroad; to prohibit County
Treasurers from using the State money; relative TO
the United States Deposit Fund; aud 10 increase the
duty on salt.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. FREER-To define the duties Of State
Prison Inspectors.
BILLS PASSED..
To increase the power Of Notsries Public.
Mr. PRYNE introduced resolution 10 direct tho
Judiciary Committee TO report general law author
ling aliens TO hold and convey real estate under
such restrictions AZ may be deemed proper. Laid on
the table.
The resolution TO adjourn till Monday evening was
los. by the casting vote Of the Lieut.. -Goyernor.
A resolution was introduced 10 allow he Clerk Of
the Committee on Claims to employ Clerk.
After some opposition II Was adopted, together
with a resolution appointing n Committee to inquire
wha, cerkships the Senate can dispense with.
u.s. Freer's State Prison Bill il as foOws
SEC l. The State Prison inspectors hereby directed 70
meet on or before the s day Of May n-i to elect by ballot
or mutually take zach prison. 20 have tie ercu
i've charge and control drrins his term Of Office
SKC q The Governor shall appoint tho agents and
keepers for the prisons for the term Of three
SO o. The Inspectors SCENTS and store keeper. shell ap
SIC No officer shall be disqualified except for cause aud
only by tho power tha. appointed them.
SIC The annual report aud account shall be made by
.sh Inspector to tho st day Of November prison d
pendent. 80, 49,,
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Spoken.

ru,, Firsk Els Capt Morse, from ii ,S "a :"
Inc s.p .poIrn 25d inst, BY the plos'oos Isaac "'O'
ordered 20 ,sI IS mes s. OF the Highlands ont Msyn
R.itmoie for Boston, days OUT wind He'h ''O" "
and a sno Ian 20 OF BamesSt sehr Alexander,
SDPphaca for New \ orb probably the AsIsndef NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
ia Mariners,

Thu subscriber ha, received from Flag oheer >
a,ec,lou. for Port Royal Also sPan OF the Hs.
ho, from thsU s c. Survey with the location OF VIC
,bV buoy., &c shipma.er' bound to that port CAN
~. =, a.. directions, and have the sea mAras &
copies OF The a'e''''A GEO. W. BLUNT
thsir charts,
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Passcugers Arrived

IN steamship CITY of Maaeltster from LieeypcoL-Msd-
sne Possenx d. Bien, Mr.. Hoigson r. Nelpy, Mr. Ben
so T. Dart o. Preston Mrs French. NJ Veyron, Ksys-
negh II. b. Speed, Mr. Lspp aud IS steer age
IN brig 1uaLh, J1c hD JaneUo-C Droueey and sister,
aud Capt. b. Peacock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25

street, and continues down 20 ThirtyeiQhth
street, where it is capped with view TO further
extension.
ne report gives an account OF the pipe across
The TRIBUNE some weeks since. This Zine il in
OPERATION, but its full capacity cannot be realized
from tie rOncomp letion # the Manhattan main.
Under the head Of Cfoton Water Works Extern
sion tue expenditures amount 10 0lS 563 IS. Tho
report recommends the purchase of site for aud the
commencement If the construction of storage res
eryoir in the valley Of the Croton River.
The report states that the necessary surveys have
already been made, and that the cost can re com,
putcd at any time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25

ASSUAL REPORT OF THE CRoToS AQUEDUcT DE-
PARrNESr.-The Annual Report of the Croton
Aqueduct Department, laid before the Common
Council on the 9th inst, and just printed states that
the receipts of the Board for the past year have been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
nisusfers, 0c'

,.,o, n 1ur,cker) MeTTilt Tom DIE III. =, .,sr
sS1. near south Bay h6oe.s q. ss pump b
and can be pun and cables have been laid
put ON bosid aud ah0H"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25

The appropriations for 1861 for each branch of the
Department and the expenditures in each, are given
IN the following table TO which are added the bal
ance Of unexpended appropriations for 1860:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25

-. H., "a Flour hrmi sales OF ',VVv . 20
M 9.n rs S.i for superhne WnsM ar. Of 90 bu,n
49, Red at 81 3lasl 50. CORN ''n'
al sgs WIIAI blw NS's'
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr. HULBURD reported the bill TO amend the
annual appropriation act OF ls6l.
The bill to authorize the Supervisors Of Kings
County to raise fund to pay the expenses for tho
relief of the families Of volunteers, was reported
favorably also, to provide for the education of chill
dren for tie Poor-House.
BILLS NOTICED.
By Mr.. SCHOLEFIELD-To incorporate the
New-York and Brooklyn Baggage Expre" Com
psny.
By Mr.. McMULLEN-To regulate the searching
fees of the County Clerks Office in NewYork
BY Mr. BRYAN-To abolish laws for the collec
ton Of debts; to prohibit citzens in rebellion from
bringing suits for debts in the courts OF the State.
The Assembly met at Z.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. PROVOSI-to divide Brooklyn into five
districts for Justices of che Peace and to provide fol-
lie election Of els Justice IL each Als0. toy tic
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suu-Rises Sets........5:O8 doon-fnes c;"1
nlGH THIS DAf.
sendy Hook. $50 Gov. Island. 4l6 HelGats.. 9;97
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-27
State Of Iowa.
ADJ't GRNRIAL's O1yICR.l
Clinton, May "a, 1862. !

ADJ't GRNRAAL's O1yIcEl
Clinton, May "a, 1862. !
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 70.
A requisition has been made BY tho President
On his Excsllency, the Governor Of Iowa, for an
other regiment Of infantry fox the United States
service.
While our State has responded nobly to the
call Of the General Government for troops to aid
in crushing the gigantic schemes planned against
the Union still greater sacrifices are required Of
US more money and moro bl ood. No State has
exceled the alacrity with which she has filled
former requisitions Of the General Government.
More than twenty thousand Of the flower Of oul
State have gone to the tcnted field shall We fal-
ter in responding to the demand for thousand
more
Tho requisition has been answered BY saying
that the regiment shall be saised in sixty days
and it will be done.
Reliable persons applying to me for recruiting
commissions will receive them with full instruc.
items.
The reputation the gallant soldiers Of Iowa have
achieved for themselves and tho State 10 world
wide, until tho name Of IN Iowa soldier has be-
como distinctive mark, Synonymous with disci.
pline, bravery, endurance and devotion.
The place Of rendezvous will be designated
hereafter.
By order Of the Commander-in-chief.
n. B. BAKER,
Adjt Gen. Of Iowa.
~ All papers on the Mississippi River,in lows
the Iowa City, De- Moines City and all papers on
the line of railroads. and in the Valley Of the Go.
dar River will copy twice. my27- -d2,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-27
NUMBER l89.
xxxvnCONGREss.-FlRsr SESSION,


SENArE.-The tax on carriages, yachts, watch
es, organs. pianos, billiard tables gold and silver
Plate, and on dogs was struck out. The tax on
railroads, steamboats, and ferryboats were amend
Cd ~ - to make the tai steam railroads and
steamboats, 3 per cent. Of the gross receipts for
passengers, on horse railroads and ferryboats one
and half Per cent Of the gross receipts for pas
senger ana on toll bridges per cent. Of the gross
saxoings.
The tax on insurance companies vas amended
80 70 TAX nre and marine insurance companies
| sessments. "
Having reached tho losth section the Senate
adjourned till Monday.
Mr. Henderso presented memorial from the
caons e,;o 2. south western Missouri, asking pro.
teetlon from she guerrilla bands.
MIR. Anderson, Of Massachusetts. from N. vn;,;-
tary committee, reported back the bill leg.,,;ne
the acceptance of 100000 more troops.
Mr.. sumner offered = resolution that tho Sec
retary OF War be authorised to communicate to
the Senate copies of any instructions to Generals
in pursuance Of the act Of August 18Th, 1861.
setting free the slaves mpoyed against the T. s..
by their masters also TO inform the Senate
whether any steps had been taken to mako that
statute effective. Laid over.
WASHINGTON, May 70.
lioUsE.-The conf scatioa bills wore taken up.
Mr. Elliott remarked that it was legal fiction to
say that these bills are desgned to punish trea.
son. They are designed for no such purpose =
out 10 waken the power OF thr enemy, to bring
about speedy and permanent peace. They pro-
pose to take from the cmemy the inscruments Of
war, without which they could not carry on the
rebellion six months longer.
His kellingers) speech advocated confiscation
as measure Of Indemnity for the past and ms .
military necessity for the future. He was against
the passage of an abolition enactment. Let slav-
cry take care Of itself. While be stood on tho
Lincoln platform Of eompe nsation, he was against
negro worship and negro legislation. He was OPP
posed TO negroes swarming in Pennsylvania, and
protested against their being supported by the
Government literally. The House first voted on
Roscoe Conk!ing's amendment to the 81 and 5th
clauses mentioned in tho Select Committees con-
fscaton bill, whose property is to be con6scated,
namely: Provided, That such persons that shall
have accepted their appointment since tie date Of
the pretended ordinance Of secession, or taken an
oath Of allegiance to the so-called Confederate
States; to any person acting as Governor of .
State, member Of . convention or Legisl ature,
Judge, or any person hereafter holding any office,
acting under the 90 called Confederate States.
The amendment was adopted by $50 against SO.
Mr.. Maynard $ substitute was rejected by against
l4O. The conGscation bill was then passed, as re-
ported. with Mr.. Couslins's amendment, as above
mentioned. Yeas 50, nays6 90.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-27

WARS THE TrME.-If you want
your watch to keep time. get It repaired at
Curry's. II you want anything in The line Of
Clocks. Watches or Jewelry, leave your orders
with the same party. Those Who have tried
him thoroughly state that be is the most com
petent repairer Of watches, clocks and jewelry
Of all kinds in the city, New store. at s4
Brady street. Give him Q liberal share Of
patronage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-27
B. d. C0NGDOs. T. D. TAGAL,
Attorney at LaW. Soktcitor.
CONGDON L. EAGAL,
w AR CLAIM AGENCY.

w AR CLAIM AGEN CY.
-OPHICR-
Northwest Corner Of Brady and ed st.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Will give their attention to the adjustment and
collection Of demands and
Claims 1gaiDst the GevcEDDent,
in all its departments, especially those growing
out Of the present war.
ACCOUNTS 4 BILLS
against the Governu ent made out in form, and
the necessary vouchers arranged TO meet the re-
quircments Of the War Department.
PENSIONS. AND BOUNTY MONEY
obtained under the late act Of Congress and in
struction Of the Treasury Department.
- Having correspondents at Washington,
Claimants and Creditors Of the Government can
rely en- the greatest promptness in the dispatch of
all business connected with this agency.
Rx1EEBNcss
Hon. 8. J. Kirkwood, Hon Hiram Price, Hon.
John F. Dillon, Hon. George II. French, John E.
Henry. Esq, l.. A. Macklot, ESQ, b B. woodward,
Esq, Chas. H. Eldridgs, Esq, Messrs. Putnam 4
Rogers, Messrs. Dawson i True, Messrs. Go q
DYufy, Asssrs. Bow d Brown, Davenport, lows;
g.. W. Horton, ESQ.,, LeClaire Il. O'Conner'
ESQ.,, Muscatine; Dr.. A. H. Taylor, Lyons ".
H. Thompson, Esq, Princeton; b; D. Downey.
Esq, lows City; II. g. Plat, Esq IiPWson W
Nesssrs. Noble : Strong. keokuk; hon. Mm. T,9h
vandever, Dubuque; 1t. Col. William han, & La.H
Reu;ment Iowa Yolunte, r.. Messrs. White Bros's
Chicago, III; B. Il. Campbell, Oalsna, III.
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