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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29

A DTLL OSE.-"Ths Yankees make their raids in
th, vicinity with impuni,y said civilian critic. "You
mistaken" said another, 'they always make them
with eavalryn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29

DEsKRTERs.-Gen. 10. Johnston has issued an order
promising dessrers amnesty for all past offences prOvi
Jed they come in without further difficulty.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
d JAS. n TA1LUh, AuctI0neer.
VALUABLE FARM OR MARKET GAR

"a DEN ON THE DEEP Run TURNPIKE. IN HEV
RICO .COAIG, ~ MILES WEST OF THE CITl OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCII0N-At request Of Mr.. Joseph L.
snton viii SELL upon the premises TUESDAY June SOth
O'Clock NJ the valuable and handsome FARM with all the
growing Crops located as shove contng 60
acres are cleared well set In and clover together with
garden OF the chocett vegetables bsnce heavily wooded
with oak and pne OF virgin growth There also upon the
tract very superior Ice house ard Ice pond shaded
with an orchard OF the choicest fruit past
years The improvements consist OF
tanning four coed rooms gtber win oil usual outbu dines
and containing most excellent well Of the yard Per-
sons desiring 10 Of the desirable farms
Gus the would find 10 their Int this one
before the day Of sale Poss:snsn given Ia medately.
WILL ~ sOLD-tmn ediay the the property
valuable - Of FARMING IMPLEMENTs, consisting Of Carts
Poes Culuvaors HaTrows Gait Wagon Pow Harness Ic
ALSo-W be Sold excellent young Mich Cows and one
Heer IA months old all are together with an excel
lent Buggy and Halne Will be hrei for the kaaLcs Of the
year, good Ooot, Nurse, Washer, and Irontr.
ThhMs FOR the land third cash. the
the balance at and 10 months edit egoabe notes
est added and secured BY deed The purca to psy the
taxes and insurance for l3 For the balance viii be re
quired upon delivery. JAB NJ TAYLOR
lie Auc,Ioy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29
BY DUNLoP. MoNcURE CO., Auct'rs.
/ UCTTON SALE OF THE LARGE AND

BY DUNLOP, MONCUkE u CO., Auctrs.
A UCTION SALE OF THE LARGE AND
STEAMSHIP "PLoRA"-on THURSDAY, the I'd Of July COM
nenclng 10 ok will 'e Auction Store by
comprising large and desirable If English French
goods, Consisting In psrtof-
/ csse IGs pieces) eiughams
8 cases (2s Piees) Hegemui
do Gao dozen) Linen and Linen Cambria Handker-
cases OO0 piec,s) Checked Ginghans
case Us pleces) Drillngs
do dlopieces) Checked Linens
2cssei (99H doE) assorted Braces
2 cases (2442l doI) assorted Madras Hdkn
do (16 casts) geld colored GinghamI
do (l4D Cotton shirts
case, SD Fancy Muslin Dresses
do (4O plces) Duck Drill
2cAseI Q09 doE) While and Blue Cotton Hose
case 90 peces) Broesdes
do (l44) French Cashmere Pantaoon Cuts
do Cs9H grossl Assorted Comb,
l do go packs) Imperial Pins
2csseS (460) Bonne,s
do assorted Porcelain and Bone Buttons, Horn and
shei Combs Tooth Brushes, Steal Pens, PEN
SHOE THREADAND CALF SKINS.
cases Brown and White Shoe Thread
=. 2 do (4S doz) French Calf Skins
LIQUORS, SAUCES, TEA, OILS, CHEESE,
IS CAGES Hennessy Brandy
do Scotch whisky
90 ca ks Pale Ale
cases champagne Wine
IL English Pickles, Sauces, Table Salt and Mustard
all In glass
cases SsTdines
IL chests super Green Tea
so boxes Olive Oil
8 cases raw, single and dOube-bOilea OIL
Il English Cheeses.
HARDWARE, ETC.
Tenuan's Solder
cask Assorted Files and Wood Rasps
l cssk Shovels
cares Brass Sheets
cask Horse Shoes.
DRUGS, ETC.
100 kegs Bl Carb Soda
10 bbs refined 0opperas
10 boxes extra Logwood
trunks Pomaium
Brown Windsor soap
cases Lamp Black.
COFFEE.
100 bags Coffee expected in time.
Catalogues will be ready the day before the sale.
Terms cash. DUNLOP, M0NCURE 4 CO.,
je22-dtds Auctoneers.
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BY DAVENPORT 4 CO., STOCK AUCTIONEERs,
Corner of Carr and lAlh atresia

BY DAVENPORT Co., STOCK AUCTI0NEERs,
Corner Of Gary and I8,h Streets
WE will sell at auction, at the office of the
Old Dominion Insurance Company, corner Of Cary and
18Th street, Friday July 3D. 1885, commencing At 10 o'clock
the following desirable Ronds and II cks:
100000 Richmond and DanvIe D. K per ctnl Registered
Bonds, 1873
5000 Virginia per cent Registered Bords long date
$500 Q nf.derste is Million Coupon Sends a
5000 Confederate per cent. 100 Million Coupon BonSs
Gshares Rehp opd Imp srtng and Exporting Company 4
Stock saml J. Harrison, PRECEDENT
8shsTes Richmond and Petersburg Importing and IL.
porting Company's stock-wi4i.m NJ sutton PreI.
ident
20 Shares Bank Of Richmond Sock
DAVENPORT co.,
js29-bt Stock Auctloneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29

UNPRECEDENTED S CCESS-OVER
- 1,5o0 bottles Of ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN FOR RHEU-
Natl sold In the last four months fresh supply ast re-
eeVed The supply the demand Dealers and
supplied with any quantity J. p. DUAL
is& Corner Main and 10,h streets.
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TEL EGRAPHIG

We have had no kilograms from the Southwest for
several days, owing to the lines being down South Of
Whining on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29

WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, AT
w Pabic Au,ton WEDNESDAY, 22d day Of July neIt
the valuable property known Thornsburg Jerres Nils
and Farm situated Ts river about miles southwest Of
Guiney's htaion.
The Dam solid foundation In the Gri,t NIL there
are two psr Of Esopus stone, for pair fer chop and
plaster Lalr buIs for wheat machine There
also excellent sAw Mil attached.
The Farm contains about 265 Acres with sun cheney Of tim
Der. There are two dwelling houseI contains rooms
Closets poco, and bsement with rooms the other
tans rooms portco and basement Eh and all good
and necessary buildings There house (Eel
ranged v tn rooms aud porticos.
The Income present from the G alone from $50
pc; day.
TERMS,
onehal probably less, ca,h The bsbn,e In equal
annual ments with interest from date credit
be secured by personal security and d ed of trust
The locate is healthy and good for almost kind OF bus
Ny dsdre.s !, ThOrnsburg, spOtsylvania county. Va
js29-dlt& s2l+ JaO c. TERRELL.
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A UCTION SALE BY
IA SOREY & BOISSEAU, AUC'ERS,
Main street, Danyllle, Va
We will sell Auction Room, Main street. Danvle
Va "WEDNESDAY this 18th Of july 1863 commencing nine
o'clock A. NJ
3,747 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
500 kegs Macaboy Snuff
200 case Excelsior Smoking Tobacco
S0csddles andS0 bbls Smoking Tobacco
1000 lbs Turpeaiioe eoap
% bb's Apple Brandy.
Parties wishing avail themselves Of SALE will please send
in their goods or iampes by 10 o'clock Tuesday.
sOREY BoIssEAU,
jel9-jds Auciloueers
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THE MONEY MARKEr.

The stock market considerably better yesterday
esd with an increased busne g and better specua-
tive inqui for stocks. Gold was dull at l4S4@l4Sl
Exchange l56al56i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29

Rev. VIM. ]. Hoge has accepted call to the pulpit
Of the Tabb street Presbyteran Church, Pelersburg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29

uHscEsss whose papers marked Hia Gross VII under
d at thsr term Subscription about 70 expire. and WI
Bic pro ply they viSh thsir papers e0ntinusd
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TO FAKmERs AND QUARTERMAsTERs.

To FARURRs AND QUARTERMASTERS.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS oFPIoE,
RICHMOND, Va, 18th June, 1868. {
TAX IL KIND.
The following the system adopted for the collection Of the tax
In kind
An Officer Of the ouarermassr Generals Department Is
signed the special charge OF the subject controlling Quar-
tmaer with the rank OF Major s assigned TO each state and
Post Qarermaser with e rank Of Captain, TO each Con-
gresona District, where is practicable to collect the tenth
Each Congressional District will be subdiyded bv the Post
Quartease charge sections for the convenient de-
livery by the Taxpayer OF his quota Of produce and agents will
be appointed by thai officer take charge OF the depoS to be
tsblished 10 Zach section.
depots be established the assessments
qIrd under the Law be made the Of small gran hsy and
the clip OF wool for the present year will have been secured
relieve he risk and Inconvenience Of storing
the portion well 10 obtain immediate supplies
for Of the the Department authorizes and requests
residing posts where QuGrtermastes
Toned deliver the Governments tenth part to that
QnartermAseT.
the law farmers repaired to deliver their tenth
than eight miles from the place OF production
they viii deliver under this request the Government will pay
errecevng produce will give receipts the
Queer evidence that much Of his paid. And the
Post Q1temsser OF the Congressional District responsible for
the tenth, 6her the as established and made IL known
hl the Qua oewhom the produce is delivered will
ass receipt II to e Post QuaermRser the District who
viii endorse copy the receipt upon the assessors estimate
before transferring It to the agents at the receiving depot
LARKIN SMITH,
A. Quartermaster General 10 charge.
eEpqre Examiner, Sentinel and Dispatch copy month
jel5-lm
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nRMs:-DanEl ysar SisOO; month, $500; for lea Pc
h ta.OO per nenih.
nn-Esu1T year 5000; tmonths, td.oo
FnGLS year, $500 months. es.oo.
sllitAaess a Ne risk Of ne subscriber.
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NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERs.


DE it ordained by the Council of the city of
- Richmond that the cosctor OF City Taxes shah
nlay give notice in at eas, four Of the daily newspapers this
city, fifteen days prior the 18th day Il June thathe
attend his flee daily btiwesn the hours Of o'clock A. NJ
and O'Clock NJ from the 18th 10 the II Of Jun inclusive
for the purpose Of receiving from charged with city
the whole half Of the amount o. tsJ charged
dScng the whole tmount one-ha the may
percentum thereon The collector shall 10 Ike amer
notice. fifteen days prior the 18th Of December be
will attend at his once daily between the above hours
from the 10Th 10 the 3 OF December incusve purpose
Of receiving nom who has already paid half only
Of the city taxes charged to him, The remaining a deducng
frt such half ten per eentum thereon.
In the above named ordnance pied January
18th, 1855 will attend at the Collectors Office the City Hail.
18th the Both this month, purpose
ceiving taxes above directed.
ie1-1m Julius HOpSON. o. @. r.
NOTICE.-MessrsT ARDY & WILLIAMS have
exclusive control OF the sale OF the Fine and Fancy Soaps
establishment TO whom all orders be
addressed.
paying the hi hest price, either IN cash exchange
for soap-for all kind Of grease. VIM G. WEBB 90,
e1i-tf Manchester Soap Works.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29
ADgF aYn sgssila eHSL's OFFICE,
Rietmenal June %, 1s6s.

GENERAL ORbtls,
No. 80 So,
Tor al ability will ID held al conditional eepen'
dent upon lie dis b and Fad oily during its contlnulnee
on examination disability at tune found t. have
ceased tae lders liable conscrphon to serve the un-
xTed term of their enstments This regulation applies 70 sub
su,ts whether under the Of conscrph n Their
service the the Government theud not be
fsgnsn s. COOPER,
isos-1v Ad't and Insp'r General.
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE [
IExrRIoTI ROHAoSD, June go 1868.
SPECIAL ORDERS
Jas.
XXI Lieut. Col Eugene y. Mclean Asst O. NJ General D.
Is ass ned 10 the general Of Inspection Of the Quarter
matters Department In the Varors commands oil me service
tr uhout army He will INV e5iaey upon The duties OF nus
once and viii make reports oirspecOn to this Office through
the G. NJ General
- JNo WITHERs,
Je@-iw A.l Aait Gent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29
BY aoDDIN & APPERsoN.

~ GODDIN APPERSON
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN Be
TWEEN 1sl h AND 18TH eTREkTn
As Executor Of the late Sarah Clark deceased shall sell
nbl auceon The premises MONDAY next the a9 June,
B6S at O'Clock M fair not the nrst fair day thereafter
that ye real estate located ABOVE under lease
TO Mr. at $3.50 The lot has front Of
Us feet and depth OF l5o feet 10 wide alley The location
vry dsrsbe one for business purposes. Also, will be sold
very f1e Sd EngliSh eight day clock.
Term. Or the real estate one third cash. balance and IL
months Dr. negotiable Does interest added secured by trust
deed siclsh TIE option the The taxes and
insurance for 1858 TO be paid by the purchaser.
VIM. JN0. CLARKE, Executor
jef4-tis 20 of5ARAH OLASKK, deceased.
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dividend NOTICE.-Thc President and
- Directors Ct the BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH have
declared dividend out Of the profits OF the Institution for the
last six menths OF TwELye net payable the
boilers on and after the LIST July next.
je 20-tlsJy J. D. MORTON, Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29

RIcHmoEO, JlsrlBT lsF, 1881
TTBB subscribers have associated with their
4 4essrs. JOHN D. DAVIS and JOIN Z. PLEASANT. II
She Auction and Commission BuSlez rnder the sys Of SIL
DICKINSON 90. DICKINSON 4 HlLL.
We shall 70 p'sssat II and ssr~e nla irisass
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE BY
IA WIN. H. FOwLE, SONS &c co.
At 10 O'clock, THE DAY We shall Offer
1yt00-2ooe packages Msnufacisred Tobacco
5000 do Smoking do
spuK, segan, &c.
-ARO-
Sugars, Teas, Salt, Soap, Candles, Cheese, Beewax
Butter Tanow Dried Apples Peas, Straw Broom Biachng,
Matches
ALSO
Straw Hats Plaid an sreed Lnseys, Grain Bags, Mems
and Womens Hose, Shirts and Drawers, Boots Fly Nets
and . variety OF niscel, articles.
ie29-1t WIN, II. FOWLE SONS 4 co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29

w E. JOHNSON, Successor OF Ak. Hill &
Co., Manufacturer Of Ladys and Gentlsnsht roets
snd Shoes, up stairs laI REiu street, Richmond Va
All kinds Of Ladies' and Genen5G s2os and ghoCi made
order gsps!.iu7 done
Iiji--s~ q weTqHT cel,su
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-29

EOR SALE-1wo new and one secondhand
REAPLs and HowIRs good machines. Also, barrel of
IsEED or Hubs Of ali se Straw Cuters Well Pixnre Corn
shel s. &c. II. NJ SMITH,
i2G So Il MAu street.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-14
%dsIEsber unb ts6tentIEdber Hay
V d lti gGs . I. E SS { G E r
. 5,raussesebeE ron
S4Sut. gcDnastffcr.

S5egtp8s3S
So f6al.,s sesaStl.si0a, y J gs sss esOssa
ca 6s Gragsf se9l5eE. "tli44a
&gCtfe far Nasetqsa naj sa
Gin 9 susre wa 60 gin <,aHa's E2ora $500
gEaI 80. s1-Oo = 9 zloras, .s0t
secHs.....1.7s ~ gtGnai. ,s6,cf
Enaess uese s;reu 9r5ssFs1 ssau sisne9mtV. Gy3bsn
hab Esrp6lhE bsrehnet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 5. 1868.

she held regular correspondence with the
foreman through the educated but dusky fin
gers OF his son, and was kept well informed
OF the state Of things on the plantation. Late
IN the autumn she returned, accompanied now
by sister who spent the winter with her, and
followed up the work of her brother, in the
educational line, without however, any public
proclamation of the fact, for obvious reasons.
The second crop swept off the remains of
the debt and left a surplus. Thus the work
mas gone forward for nearly ten years. The
working force of the plantation having in
creased, by the natural increase Of the negro
families, and additions having been made to
the plantation from time to time by purchase,
at the suggestion and by the advice of the
negro overseer, with a succession of splendid
crops produced by willing hands under the
stimulus of kindness and encouragement,
instead of the lash, the property was esti-
mated, when the war commenced, to be worth
over 100000. When intercourse stopped
between Arkansas and the north, the lady with
her eldest son was on the plantation, and her
other children in Connecticut. There had
been, when my informant left Bridgeport, no
communication between the parties for six
months. The members of the family at the
east are exceedingly anxious to hear from
the mother, and far lest their elder brother
may have gone into or been forced into the
rebel army. Comments leave to you, Mr.
Editor While many are asking, Just now, if
the negroes in a state of freedom can any way
be managed, or take care of themselves, such
facts as those above stated may afford the anx-
Gus some support Correspondence Chicago
Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05
OFFICIAL,
LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third Session of the Thirtv-seveutb
Congress.
PUBLIC-No. A.
AN ACT to prevent correspondence witt


PUBLIC-No. A.
AN ACT to prevent correspondence with
rebels.
BE 1t enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lca IN congress assembled, that if any person,
being resident of the United States, or being
a citizen thereof and residing in any foreign
country. shall, without the permission or au-
thorlty OF the government of the United
States, and with the intent to defeat the meas
ureS OF the said government, or to weaken in
any way their efficacy, hold or commence,A d.
rectly or indirectly, any correspondence or in
tercourse, written or verbal, with the present
pretended rebel government, or with any Off
Ger or agent thereof or with any other indi-
vldual acting or sympathizing Herewith; or if
any such person above mentioned, not duly
authorized, shall counsel or assist in any such
correspt ndence or intercourse, with intent AS
aforesaid, he Shall be deemed guilty of a high
msdemeanor, and, on conviction before any
court OF the United States having jurisdiction
thereof, shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceedlng ten thousand dollars, and by impris-
onment not less than six months nor exceed
ing five years.
Sect 2, And be it further enacted. that
where the offence is committed in any foreign
country, the district court of the United
States for the district where the offender shall
be first arrested shall have jurisdiction there
of.
Approved, February %, 1868.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05
United States senate-Extra Session.

w ASHlNGTON, March 4.
At twelve o'clock the senate was called to
order by the secretary, who read the presi-
dents proclamation converting the senate.
A resolution was adopted declaring Mr..
Foote president pro tenn. The oath was adj
ministered by Mr.. Foster.
The president then administered the oath
of office to the following senators elect:--
Messrs. Bowden, Buckalew. Chandler, Dixon,
Dooitte, johnson, L. ID. Morgan, Morrill,,
Sumner and Wade Mr.. TEN EYCK present.
ed the credentials of Mr.. Wright of New
Jersey, who appeared and was sworn in.
A committee was appointed to wait upon
the president and inform him OF the con-
vening of the senate, who proceeded to per-
form their duty and reported to the senate.
Mr.. TRUMBULL called attention to the law
requiring new senators to subscribe to the
oath of allegiance. On motion Of Mr.. Eos
TER the senate agreed to meet daily II o'clock.
Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05

A lady of Bridgeport, Conn, married cit
izen of Georgia, some twenty odd years ago,
and accompanied him to his home in that
state. He was planter. Not succeeding
there to his mind he removed to Arkansas and
bought land and negroes and resumed bust
ness as a planter. He had but fairly started in
business when he sickened of fever and died.
His estate, consisting Of thirty negroes and
plantation, the size of which my informant
did not state, was involved in debt 20 the am
cunt of ten thousand dollars. The widow
judged it best to sell portion of the land and
negroes to pay the debt, but the foreman on
the estate, himself negro and slave, ad-
vised her to another course. 81 wouldn't do
dat Missus," said he, ''de boys won't like it to
go down Souf, and if Missus give us the
chance wen raise big crop and pay off the
debt, and have 1t all clear intwo or tree year."
He informed ''Missus" that he had ''talked
to the boys bout it, and dey all say dey stick
by and work off de debt, if Missus please
not sell EN-" She followed the counsel of
this humane and heroic negro, and "de boys
worked with a will They raised splendid
crop of cotton, the entire labor being done
even to the sale of the cotton and the delivery
of the money into the hand of the mistress
without the advice, help or interference Of
any white man. The debt was reduced six
thousand dollars the first year. A brother
of the lady, an invalid clergyman of Con-
necticut, spent the first winter after the
planters decease on the plantation. Crate
full, as any man would be, to these ignorant
but faithful and knd-hearted fellows, for
their generous devotion to his sisters inter-
ests, he improved his leisure time in teach
ing the son of the foreman and few others
of the young negroes, and before spring,
some of them could not only read tolerably
well, but could write legible hand.
Spring came, and the lady with her chill
dren accompanied her brother to Connecticut,
and there spent the summer, leaving her ne
groes to make a second crop under the lead
ership and management of her negro fore
man, without a white man on the premises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-05
W ashington, D. c., 1863.

Apply to our associates in
Spw York-ii0HARJ C. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. so Nassau street.
Brookivn JOSEPH NJ. PRAY, Attorney and Coun
sellor, No. 349 Fulton street
louisville, Pa, WM r. SMITH, Attorney and Coun
sellor. - n,.,,
Counsel T. No Streets Building
Hartford = GEORGE s. GILMAN, Attorney and
Counsellor, No lIungerfords Block
Boston-BENJAMIN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel
Tor No AZ Court street
LOweil--CHARLES NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor No. So Cen trail street.
Waltham-EDWD L. HALL, Attorney ans Counsel
Worcester-STEPHEN P. TwISS Attorney and Coun
selIor Fiagg's Block, Main street.
lao du
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DENSTON, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
L WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
STEWART. STEVENS. 81 CO..
Attorney and Councillors Mt Law,
NO All Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington, ID. G.

This nrm having thorough knowledge ofthe Pension
business and being familiar with the practice in all the
Denortments of Government. believe that they af
ford greater facilities Pension, Bounty and other
claimants for the prompt and successful accomplish
me of business entrusted to them than any other firm
in Washington They design to secure such an amount
of This business as will enable them to execute the bust
ness for each claimant VERY CIlEAPLG, and on the
basis of our nav CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
il EACH CASE. For this purpose they will secure the
services of a LAW FIRM IN each prominent locality
throughout the States where such business may be had
furnish such wi all the blank form OF app
cation ana evidence and also requisite printed pamphlet
Instructions and upon the due execution of the papers
and transmission of the same TO us from our Local
Agents they will promptly perform the business here
Their charges will be "a Ten DOLLARS FOR OF
FICERS and E4Rr-FiVE DOLLARS FOR PKIVArES
for each PENSION. or BOUNTY and BACK PAY OBJ
tanned and ten per cent amount of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR lDEMNITY.
ay-Sodicrs enlisted since the LIST day of March, 1861
In any kind of service, MILITARY or NAVAL wLo are
disabled nv disease wounds entitled 10 Pensions
Ali Soldiers who for two years or during the
sbould il soon close will be entitled to 500 Bounty.
there be no widow then the minor children then the f-
Their other brothers sisters are entitled above
JOSEPH b. STEWART,
IL. L. STEVENS,
o. A. STEVENS,
W. Z. GAYLORD