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FROM CINCINNATTI.

CIScrSSArr, Aug ga special 10 tho
Commercial from the Chaplain of the list
Ohio regiment, dated Fort Donneison, 23tl.
says the rebels under Woodward. the same
that took Clarksvile. made an attack on the
fort, but were repulsed with loss OF thirty
killed and wounded
Col. Woodlands horse was killed under
him, aud his saddle and pistols are now In
our possession.
The rebels sent Dag of truce. previous
TO the attack. demanding the surrender IT
the fort. The question was put TO the Of.
GERS. and every man voted no.
The enemy's force consisted Of $50 In
fsntry. 335 cavalry and field pieces.
The fort Is under command OF MAJ. Hart,
with four companies of the 1lss Ohio, Col.
Rod ey Manson's regiment
The Commercials Lexns ton despatch says
these is no occasion for alarm about General
Morgan position.
A courier just arrived reports no fear Of
starvation.
30 900 Ia the rear. commanded by Bragg,
Floyd. aud Kirby Smith.
Cassius NJ. Clay left to-day with his bri
gade.
Gen. Nelson has relieved Lew Wallace and
will take the field
Col @. Anderson Of the s3d Ohio i sp
pointed Commander OF this Post.
A negro brigade. TO repair roads. leaves
TO morrow.
Gen J. 5. jackson. late Congressman
from the llth District il here and will take
the field Immediately
Tho Gaxette's Frankfort dispatch says an
arrival from the mountains brings more
cheering news
Gen. Morgan has rspulsed large force oi
rebels on tho other side OF tho Gap. He
has provisions and forage for thirty DAYS and
i la no danger
Col Gsrrsri had several skirmishes with
the enemy. repnlsing them cveTs time
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FROM MISSOURI.

GRrfSvILLE, Aug 25-Major Lppsrt Of
the 18th Illinois cavalry with 200 men mot
body OF rebels $50 strong yesterday between
Bloomfield and Cape Girardeau ard after q
fierce engagement routed them. so Of the
baud were killed 50 wounded and loo taken
prisoners. A number Of horses, seves |
wagons, side arms. smmunsion and cir
entire camp equipagc was captured the
survivors were scattered through the woods
and it is not propable they will again join. %
gether, Parties OF nat onai troops thorvu n y
armed and equipped for guerilla chasing are
after tho rebel bands.
Gen. Blunt has propable ere this sged
Cosees force, provided the latter gained sui.
hcient courage TO stop running after forming
Junction with Rains forces at Greenfield.
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Might Dispatches.



ST.. PAUL. Aug. 26.-The latest from New
Ulm ia up 10 Saturday night. The village
was mostly burned up.
an arrival f.om Krsw Wing. direct. brings
the intellgeI ce that Hale in. the-dsy. the
great Chippewa chief. has Issued procls-
nation that he would "a, be respons BILE for
he coadur, = nc LEANS, after Tuesday,
wars.i. Z - the Mites O. leave the country
Hale-iu-she-5ay sends a message % Com
missioner Dole and Judge Cooper TO come
up and make treaty with the Chippewss
Walker, against whom complaints have
bee, riade by the Chippewss. Is reported to
have committed suicide in it Of insanity
The Chippewa difficu ~. following so close
upon the Sioux raid. Causes great alssfn.
The northern part of the State Is making
earnest application for military aid.
Dispatches from Col. Sibiy OF tho 25th
SAYS he arrived at ST. Peter on the 22d, and
has been actively engaged affording all aid
possible 90 the beleaguered villages.
Major Fowler with 50 mounted men made
n reconnaissance to Fl. Ridgley. and re-
turned to st. Peters at o'clock on the
morning of the 26th. bringing the bodies OF
some women killed within 20 miles of St,
Peters. and reports the destruction OF prop
erty beyond calculation. The Indians at
tackled New Ulm Saturday. the fight con-
tinued till late In tho evening. Nothing has
been heard from there since.
Gov. Sbley asks tor a full Regiment 10
be at once sent up armed and equipped, and
thinks they. and still more, will b. needed
before the Indians are subdued. He thinks
they will have four or five thousand war
riors to meet sooner or later
l.. A. Evans. Mayor of st. Cloud. writes
the Governor that a Committee of reliable
citizens had been appointed to visit the
scene of the recent reported murders, and
had just returned. They went as far as
Paynesville and found some 300 persons in
the vicinity Of that place. and Norway Lake
murdered.
Paynesville petitions the Governor 10 send
n Company to protect their lives and proper
~. In Stearns, neeker aud Monongahsla
counties, many persons were driven from
their homes, leaving their crops but partially
harvested. Arrivals at this city from New
Ulm. report the usual shocking scenes sro
too horrible to recount.
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To Al Wno~ IT MA1 CoScErs.-The
time 10 hear AMI determine the excuse Of
persons claiming 70 be exempt from the
dran. has been postponed until Mouda,
September is.-. At which time all persons IN
teres,ed vii appear.s s ne Court House IN
Terrc Haute ard Their claims from exemp-
tioa vii BE determined.
JAMES HOOK. Con
Tsfre Haals. Aug. sssh. ls6e.
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- 81. 70 Mr. sruARr.


Lospos. July &c.
SIR ~ have lsft hitherto unansw ersd the
dispatch of ~. Seward which NJ. Aims
delivered N 'rs than N nth ago.
have done so partly because the military
events referred in it were IN the opinion OF
Her Majesty Goberment, far hom being
decided, aud partly because there was no
proposal in IL hich Her Msjesty's Govern
ment was called upon to come to any con.
clusion.
Events subsequent 10 the date Of Mr..
Stewards letter have shown that Her Males
tys Government in its opinion on the hrst
OF these points was not mistaken, victories
have been guarcd reverses have followed.
positions have been reached in the near
neighborhood Of the capital Of the Confed.
crates. and these positions have been again
These events have been accompanied oy
great loss Of life In battle and In the hosp
tails
While such measures as the confscston
bill have passed through both Houses Of
Congress, and with the proclamations of
Gen. Butler. at New Orleans. bear evidence
Of the increasing bitterness of the strife.
The approach servle war so much
| insisted upon by Mr.. Seward in his dispatcl :
only iorewarns Us that another element OF
destruction nav be added - the loss OF pro
prrty and waste of industry which already
an cts the country 50 lately prosperous and
tranquil Nor the other point 10 which
/ I have advertel have anything new 20 say
From the moment that Intelligence first
reached THE country that nine States and
sevelal millions Of inhabitants OF the graat
American Union nd seeded end made War
upon the Government o. President Lincoln.
down % the present tine. Her Majesty :
Government has pursued a friendly, open
aud constant course. they have been neu.
trAl between the two parties 20 a civil, war;
neither the loss Of raw material OF manufac-
ture, - necess.r y 90 n great portion Of our
people or Insults heaped upon theBritish name
in speeches and newspapers nor . Wat
beyOnd the usual practice of nations with
Which tie Quseh's subjects attempting &C
break loose lon the blockadng Of the
southern ports have been treated and have
Induced her Msjestys Government % swervs
one inch from the impartial neutrality st thi
moment che has loshlng more at heart thar
10 see that consummstion which the Presiden
speaks OF 10 his slswers - tho Governors o
eighteen States. namely the bringing Of hi
unnecessary and iajarous civil war 20 a speed,
AMI satisiac. oFy Conclusion a. the the cuurss
OF opinion 10 thi- cOun.ry. The President }
aware that perfect IRE edon % command o.
on ali .puBllc e. euts e IN this couhtry ID
invari.ie practice. sanctioned by lav aid -
nf.,sl by the uuiyers sense Of the naiicr
an &c.
signed, RUSSELL
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c6- Since IL has finally been determined

g6- Since IL has finally been determined
that the number of drafted men in this State
will no. be les. than 5000. nearly all Of
whom - b. scattered around in old regi-
ments. volunteering has received fresh
impetus. Several gentlemen have opened
recruiting oihces IA this city and county. and
&c understand volunteers are pouring into
Camp Thompson At an Unprecedented rate.
With some sxerticn on the part Of every
citizen the DRAFT may be rendered compare
lively light in this county
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tn All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat, Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one of the Hems
Manufacture. which | make myself: there
fore 1 can warrant al h,t~ bought OF me -
have a fine assortment If French Beaver.
Otter and SON Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all colors. which | am selling
very lov also. large assortment of Wool
Hat 81 ali color-. ranging 10 price los
a. hay cents
Y n LowERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor IA ] &. YATES
MAJ re- Cor Fif,h and Main =
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Now for the 9th.

The undersigned are authorized 20 recruit
Company for the 9th. This Is the last
Regiment for which the advance pay and
bounty will be offered. The Res imeni must
be filed Immediately. therefore il will be
necessary for all who desire TO enlist TO do
40 without delay. The time for Gu isting
Will expire next Saturday. ofdce on Main
Street. first door east of Tuel's old stand.
FRED. A. ROSS.
GORDON LEE
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sf- Officers aud others wishing 10 pur
chase swords. sashes. belts. pistols. Repgal
hat trimming. epauietts, numbers. letter. or
any other article IN tho military line. ~ill
consult their interest by calling at the e.
tsbllshment OF + \. Chess. No 81. Wabash
street Swords At all prices from $40 up TO
Sioo. Goods warranted a. advertised. 4
long experience enables them to buy Al Tic
Lowest prices. AMI sell accordingly.
augasiim
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WssaiNarov. Aug. 20 -Passengsrs ftom
Virginia to--ssv c-ors tat here VS. an en-
rses@sa. =. A.Frenton. Va. yesterday. "a
which our forces 49, s1-ce>siul. A4sirs
driven the easasy 49, az The town. W.
were I'll boxing r.
The latest a8sices ~ their iorces skIch
Lad been engage. n Re recens fsh'.. srs
Tnsiuly csvslrs
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EDIror ExrRrss:-I ana candidate Tor
the Office OF County Treasurer.
vupe :. X. ALLEN.
lam q candidate for the Office OF Treas
urer Of v5go county At the October election
NJ j. DURHAM.
We are authorized 10 announce Z. W.
Harha.r a. Candidate for the Office OF Col
lector aud Treasurer Of the county OF Nigo.
ans candidate for County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
MADISON IS candidate for the
ofice sf County Treasurer At the October
election.
am candidate for the Office Of Treasurer
ofyigo County AZ the October election.
JOEL III. kE5TER.
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Aug % div

WANTED INNEpIArrLl A good reliable
man az the Tcrre iIante Female College.
one on whom somc responsibility may be de
volved. in superintendie : out DIOR affairs,
and who is 10. above work single man
is preferred. ALSO two three good dining
room girls and as many good washer women.
To all of the above II we'll recommended
good wages will be given and prompt pay.
JOHN COVERT.
iug ~ div
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IRON BALTIMORE

BAlruokE. Aug 23.-The rsssenger train
on the WINCHESTER Railroad. which leli there
on Saturday p m. for Harper's Ferry. vas
cred into about half way between shose
POINTS. by party Of 50 eaerrillas. an Ed
ward Lucas. the express messenger. wss sc
verely wounded. The Conductor Of the
train foolishly stopped il. Ia compliance 9Th
the order of the gang -Four soldiers Of the
1t Michigan regiment were taken prisoners
The train With IL eoEtent- was then destroy.
ell and the Kuerriiias made of with their
prisoners
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~ On "Wednesday, Aug. 2ith, At the
re- =. OF her husband in Sullivan. OF
Pal IA. consumption. MIS-. jazz Pisrr,
wife VIZ |. Piety. in tie 9th year Of
her age
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f"s Sstr "a R->--A nv s~.,,,,-
souse' N = r'eAsasi al Of he city, contain
isg eight rooms. There i - he ur,m,.e.
gocd srick smoke hou,e. barn aud ...el.
ss-si CO.. hoass. a eis,era ho'dias - hb,.
Of water. also. GOOD vel Of water close 70
The house vii eel the above io~ for
cash or viii trade The ans Ger any kiad o!
good trade. II not .aia 4 wIil Re --a.~a-
Enquire Of II MILLER.
iss toor ssnth Siewsrt Hcr.s
Aag g Nv.
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FRESH Oysters
xERys REsrICRANT

! have tbs day commenced reoeivi.. &c.,
Baltimore Oysters and vill eoniinas 10 ~
essss shen y throughout The seasoa- ]
"il alss SET then by the can and bali c.p.
sal warrant them h he fr--h ard sweet.
Avg st DIV CHAS KERN
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Aug. - div

- Tutiio's Comet and Tu,tle's Family
Grocery are two different institutions. The
former you will find about deg west Of
the Polar Star on clear bright night. the
latter. No. 4 Mechanics Row and can be seen
between the hours of 5 a. ". and 9r. ",
Sundays excepted.
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~ Mr. Goodwin. OF this city. who is
connected with the Suffers Department Of
the 3lst Indiana, lelt for the regiment some
two weeks since. -. returned yesterday.
finding 1t impossible 10 reach tue regiment
with any goods.
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~ The Kokomo TRIBUNE SAYS that Capt
Busn's company was recruited in Howard
county without biz Of noise. and when full
no body seanfed an efsee Not man who
worked for the company asked for position
and all the Offices were offered outside. This
instance shows tho character Of men now
going % wff from Indiana
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- Miss Emily A. Williams. ~ho has
been for the last three years the principal Of
che Indianapolis Female Institute has relin.
pushed al connection with that institution
I. about TO open school In Terre Haute-
We congratulate the citizens Of rerre Hautc
ia view of their obtaining the services OF a
adv who has been 40 successful IN our city
ALL other places where she has taught In
Itsaapalss Seefsasi
See Miss Williams earl in another place
lu thu papcr.
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II Mes-rs. Fred. 4. Ross and Gordon
Lee have opened a recruiting Office. on Main
street. next door to Tuell's Old Stand. for .
company for the 10Th regiment.
Samnal - Rfoe-. aad Iaaso N Pierce
also commen~s !. yesterday. enlist ing com
psny for the same regiment.
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&. 4. GOODWIN

" The undersigned has 30 barrels of
OH Copper Distilled whiskey, which will be
sold low for cash or exchanged 70: good
trade. II. MILLER,
LIST door South Stewart House.
Aug. % div
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CHIFFON Horsx. c. W. Aug. 26--l he zen
tleman supposed TO he yancy, who arrived
here the other day in disguise. was not Yam
cey, but George y Sanders. supposed to
have been bearer Of dispatches from the
rebel Government
lie sailsa ~ : 'asdsys steamer iTvm
Quebec Sanders .cit Richmond on the lith
mo-
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- Chas. T. Noble. ESQ. OF this city.
has been appointed Provost Marshal of this
county His duties are TO issue pssses 10
such as wish to leave the State with no de
sign Of evading the draft. and to call into
service the men who may be drafted.
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- Our yong friend Ike Mahan, who
left this city VIII Company OF consaies-
cents from the Hospitals at this place a month
.lnce. ha, been in he city for day or two
rlst. lie Is A. present Post Quartermaster
a. Henderson. and returns TO his post today.
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~ We understand DR.. Rust h-s been
appointed Examining Surgeon for this coun-
~, under ire drafting law. He enter i'm
rnediatelv ia the discharge OF his da,ie-
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ca fklSS.s.o. A.. Is ship Mar. iFsn
Bossoa. arrived. Trade fsoaa Erst banda sx-
ceedinxly CUE, Nth = moderate Joebing
trade. frerch Corvette. oslsshsss p guns,
and 80 men hxviag recsnsly ersis~d 70 Ma
sslioa aud Aesgslc7 has rsterIef % this porr
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MAKErrD-Ou the 2eth inst at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Steel. by Rev. G.. ". Boyce,
Mr. Samuel y Baker o. Rockville. TO Mis-.
Mary 7 Knapp Of this city
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II Gen Charles Cruft has been orsered
- Lexington. aud left Louisville 9or that
Join, on Sunday la, lie will be assigned
70 4 Brigade under General Nelson.
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YouSe LADIES School Miss T. A. Will
iiams. tlats Principal of the Indianapolis
Female Insiitu,e.l viii open Schoo, for
Young Ladies on Monday Sept sth in the
rooms, corner OF 18th and Ohio sts., over
Mr.. J. A Foot's store.
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~ We were pleased - take h. the
md Yesterday morning. Capt William II.
= hanks. OF Gen. Cruft's Staff. ~ho j. e
on short leave Of absence
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~ Lieut.. Coi. r. r. Owen Of the l4th
Indiana Regiment has rendered his resigna-
Tion
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FOREIGN NEWS.

FparHER Poisr.-By the Steamer Hiber-
MIA. which passed this point this morning
We have received the Glowing highly in
teresting l~t'.r w-'"-a y Earl Russell, in
reply 20 60. sir. Seward.
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- Oar markets are oyer-stocked With
melons o. the finest quality. which are sell
ing very cheap
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n The 3lst Regiment Is now at McMin
vile. Tennessee
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FRENCH MILsr cry.

600 BRLS. SOUR CIDER
l,OOO wsass&- Ass. Leo empty ssoee&-
$50 wsl4k<y. Abakskss al xiz<su Barrels. Go
wls<A pss<s 4 ~fa szs4szt< He ' ercess 81 Va
ssr. tuu761 sAA1r eAAkkk.
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T AIDES Shell Side Combs, Back
IL sss Rather R1zzt oczhs Il
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ToNsoR RIAL.
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
a II sccsrts-es cit I sfE--l .. q BE Sou-
u.or CO1Dci ~ ne citv u Tsrrs-4ssfc shall IN
nstistsl. proceed % c1il c. TIE .ti &C z AK =
ke psplis u IN ny hzrt<. pr-cn. lr7-i Z
iksusslvs intso.si - he d-y ~ t.xs Ga i.e,
th-rsfJ-s hereby roticst th.t 4 = slsus sfs
Uitbi1 t~.sfy d-ys, ! sha1 prUs-et b nike IL
sslss ~ sirsrs sD1 sac q D r. roofs etst'e.s.
isn1s sst tensu <n - he ~ tlrssls L. ssc- -
q he CRY Charter.
.off. -. KE sTER.
psguiy Trssuru q - cliy q Tsga.Ess,A
Asg. IL. lee -twH
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vim EcAR.

DURE CIDER vINEGAR.-we
IL e.n fu-nish cur cssts<ssrs viii . p1rs article
q cTDER viSEoAs- We <so~ q . - -lsfs rre-.
Aux. %. er c.aTtrTLr a co.
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- The loslo~i es Dispatch h,- s~va ~
,.sr.l ~ Gov. Morton

- The following disp,sch h,- bees ~
.,,scl ~ Gov. Morton
WsSHISeroS, Aug -. i-69
Ca.s ar NerfeH Your State has re~pOn.
q mpsly and literally 70 the call Of
ths .scni for troops. that the Department
= ~.l.s. aori you every facility Tor Al
ling ysar {. Ia. lon are therefore author.
ised 20 cont nc recruiting fer your sir IN
complete regiments ell the Isl September
Bounty and advance pay viii be sllow~i
Bv order Of the Secretary Of War
{. L. BVcsSeH,N.
The &c. meats authorized by this orlsr
oil rxse the force from this State &, s,.sn q
hguFs'has exclusive of the number reces>a-
y TO GIL the Old regiments. there viii not bc
more than 1000 20 10 drafted Including Ia
that number - 600 men. there viii not be
more than 2s.ooo 70 be drafted. which viii be
almost 300 men 70 a couass on an average.
Nolsnsesring fos The ola regiment. goes or
With bounty anil advance rav IN the Ii o,
September
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money. Bounty
lLand.
II 5. DANALDSON, Notary Pub

II 5. DANALDSON. Notary Pub
~ lie. Collector. Claim Agent. &C., ac., ocers
ais services 70 the pubiic, especially 70 tbose who
have been connected with the Military service OF the
United States, and Who may have any claim sgsiis
tbe General Government. Ne will arrange, foT,r arr
and successfully prosecute al valid claims at reason
shle charges, And rapidly The business bs
dlsPaiched before tie proper oc5ess 81 Wassinsss1
dsvng TEs yxAxs sxperienee sad prso<ios hersil.
and the Aid Of an Old ofcsr Of The Ssnsss. 0vvers-
mont under President fiimors's AdministrstSoc, be
fall la being successful With ali legal claims
-h-thsr for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONET % LAro
WARRANTS.
HAIE-PAY PENSIONS TIE widows. OF N 20
\ Iowa ~ children urHe- s4.<ea yts.s (. -, -
49, <bo bsve died or been kllle1 While In the err
- .nr-.- - hs4l-4sy P.rsicas.
INVALID PESsIoSs.-An oecsrs ard soldiers
800 30 'irs''-- - 49, ~ - -re-snfs recsr-1
rse..s es.a -sssa s...s ~ lss SERVES 49, Ia the
ins - duty a. ssaidlsr. At any peuod. are sas
a Invalid fcDs4O4s
LAND wARRAsrs.-Au Who ssrvsd Ia csys
NJ Of tbs past Of the unitsd States. OF oss dag
! battle, are suti1cc ies acres CT Lard Il osss
is.th, the Widow and Minors are spuusc.
BOUNTY MONkl.-The beirs 81 ell Soldiers wto
,ass volunteered during the prereu, war tor tAs-s
rsor daring The war. and have died bssn AL -
hic 10 the service, entitled 70 oss kospxxp
10 Aks Bounty Money. and such arrears Of lie So
f'er's pay as nsy have accrued 70 The date u his
18th
aSO chrg-. made ~ithOs, claim l. saooes.funs
rrrntnated.
Deeds and Mortgages sx.eute<. and HAnks ~.
n'-h-d
s< Eastern srrearsgss srrsbg.s All COLLECTED
49,. oxchsnge promptly realttef.
lFFiCE Al The clt corner stand.
. = DASAIDsor,
''str Notary Pubiie. 10
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UN DERTAklNc.

~ II. WALTER-Wiild devote his
~ entire attention TO the above tassnes- ss
Chstwiek's Livery Stable,
OPPOSITE TIL POST OFFICE.
Cloth VET. sid Wood Csln.>. with frs4 scd osEn-
plete ssso trnent q
Undertskcr,s Goods and Trimafngs
Also. oil slses 81 the late ARD iu:rosed s.ylss
NEIALLi0
Cases and Caskets
have made arrangements Whereby can cell The
above
Cases and Caskefs at Tro thirds their Former
Prices,
And have also very much reduced tbs price OF cloth
and Velvet CVfHns-
By my thorough knowledge, former experience,
low prices and exclusive attention &c thts business
| hope 10 receive q share Of public favor.
Bodies preserved In ice any length OF time desired
Carriages to saished when desired.
@. r. WALTER