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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

WHAT right has the North assailei
What justice has been denied? And what
claim, founded on Justice and right, has been
withhold Can you to-day name one single
act of wrong, deliberately and purposeIy
done by the Government at Washington, VI
which the South has right to complaint |
challenge the answer "-AhIdndsr Stephens.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
oepENsBrKGH RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


t.s,a n-.,er.t.urgh at II I5F N, dine at hal9nel
arriving af Fcrs.'- Point - - ", cpnhceLlns
with the Vermont Central E,'irDrf NiSht ENresS'
with splendid SIseyiHg CarS attaehe'', '' .s'
Manchester, Nashua Lowell, Lawrence ~ -. -
Fitchbur.h, dorchester, Springfield, &C. an" o.
in at Boston early the following morning 49,
eonueeting at Burlington with & i X X ioI ~,
Albsf.F art New York, and at Rouse's Point Win
Lake Chalnpilir s'esIners for Sarnt"ga >pIlhSs,
Troy, Albany and Nes1 To-k. Also with 1 -
Lawrence r r, for Montreal and l-sh>~.
NIGHT THROUGH TRAM
Leave Os,!ensDurgh at 6Jl P 81, Con arrival ui
Grgai Trunk day train with Sleeping Car attached,
coutecting at R0use's Point with VI Central r r.
,lay ESurr-, for Buston ami all points East, and at
Brrllre Ton with r & R r, ior Troy, Albany AMI
New tofk Striving ~ $ !. ". Also connectin- at
Burlington with d.t lirs Lske thampisin steamers
for the south Also at Rouse F''ni Tiin trains i'r
Montreal and Quebec.
RETURNING.
Leave Boston at 30 4 ", and ~ ? u. and New
Y0rk At o. A n. arriving at -tens'urg ~ u 10
p N IN time 20 connect with OrauI Trunk haiiNali
r II A u r r. and ottawa & Prescott K X Also
Win Lake UntnrtO Steamers and Northern Trans
u,,rfatiou Cos Prupeiiers for RI Points West.
Malone Nlav o.. l-t3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
NASHVILLE, Oct. 25tl

There is no news OF Importance from Chat
tanooga. Gen Hookers force has crossed
the Tennessee river and fighting was reported
yesterday. The river il rising and l. several
feet deep on the shoals. There have been no
arrivals by the river.
Gen ROsecraus left for Cincinnati at noon
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

young lady, teacher in academy,
was also teacher in Sunday school. The
lesson of the day was about the two mites of
the widow, which she pronounced nuts. Ex-
planning the reason why these - mits " were
50 valuable, she said the widow probably
knit them herself.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

oI. JUHNs' Y. I. VCI. =.
The steamship Hibernia from Galway on
the 18th for Boston arrived here at : P. VI.
yesterday. The adyices sent out by the
Scotia Of the seizure Of the rebel rams by the
British Government are fully confirmed
Lord Lyndhurst is dead.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

YOUNG LADY's SENTIxESTs-IfIt was
not good for Adam to live single when there
was not woman on earth, how very Grim
inally guilty are old bachelors, with the
world full Of pretty girl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

Little boy to his aunt: " Aunty, ]
should think that Satan must be an awful
sight of trouble to God. | don't see how
he came to turn out 50, when there was no
devil to put him up to il ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

THE Fine place At the corner ~ Main and futile
/ Street recently oEuvI BE- FaTTaud y. Benedict.
This desirable property viii Dee cid cheap. o. rent
e % a good tenant On reasonable terms. Enquire
". u. Shaw or 6eor-e Z Eimcuds.
March r i-iA fU
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
kENN EDY.s
RHEUMATIC GINIMENT

=
VIE attention o. iie vahrs Is called 10 thu. sr,.,
cNcei.Gnt Of all Li"iH-eBts, a. /. perfect ~.
speedy cure for all the achss AVID v,.ips tlat fs.I
hci- IT, '''' 'e'A ~
RHEI NsTISW
J. cau-c'l by ia -natiou Of the fluids rsis, t-.
r"ceSsd pcrsPirttion-is cured by few hatrl..r
hrrTyf~'S Rheumatic Linimcnt-
sPRAIN>
Are riu~c.l by an %, re useb-iou and . ,,uld-, -
action of the mu-rlc>-is cnrtd 10y few bottle. g
Kennedy : Rhedusatir LiniIueDs-eqsally -,si t-
man ami bca-t.
NEURALGIA,
The kiu1 Of all plain, is caused h, an iussast..
Of the nes t~s--i- instantly cured hy few sgsr.
tion- of kenne1v'- Rheumatie LiEiInent.
PEEURiSY
/. a1 inflammation Of the ,inius Of the MISE
cured B., a lev bottles oi heuH,'lys Rhelu I..
Lin:mcnt.
Art csa-ed b, a sudden pressure Of III s-sh lr..
Smashing ~ the Z ssuss-is Instantly rel'-g-I r.
Kennedy khc-sastic Imminent
CRAMP
I, a contraction 81 the muscles. caused ~ sudden
stoPVa-e of the nervous iuid, rHich prcycu-s one
maj Lire having free flows cured by Few app.
cations of Kennedy Rheumatic Lip'reut
BILIOUS collie
l. caused by neuralgia in the stomach an. --s1-
take TIA ,Iss.sif1i 81 EennedN's Rhcuma'ir Lin
meut IA warm Waftr every hail huuf uh-l cur-.
SORE THROAT And HOARSENESSS
Are causei by an unnatural dTynesS Of the ga-.,
wet piece of flannel with keUnedy's kheuuit.
Liniment apply II "a going 10 bed and You ei...s
well ia the morning
HEADACHE AND THROBBING ~
THE TEMPLES
/. caused hv O. pre- ,rsrr from iu-cu,be per-piFa-.-
is cured IS few applications ct Kennedy Ss.l-
mstic Lininlent-
WEAKNESS OF TIE BACH
Follow the direction in the circular around ca
bottle
FOB ANULCERATED SORE THRO At
You will AXE one tea,pouuful Of the Linihs-ut and
four teaspocnfu. ~ water. 6arc the throat iv --
a day. In few cayvit Will be well. Tlis one tea
spoonful Will Del worth dollar o. you.
FOR BROSCHITIS.
And all iniaurlatou of the thrU7s rousiI, sui la-
ate with dry. hacrIu- cou-h. viii ai ste the Ian
lEcnt with four ~ lyc times lbs bulk 81 wsr.l.
---sle the throat, aad swallow Tire mo.'fsre. Ts,.
HsCet f1D
Il Is good ~ TrarHADrs. EtRt,HF. SWIM.
FACE and lNFLtrAripv - every kind Every IAN
lis should have a fll Snpp.v tur the winter.
Manufactured Hy buNALD hENNEuY, EYx-
bury. Mas. Price 30 reI.--- >-d hy
sept --.-lNWtm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

One Of the heaviest storms ever witnessed in
St.Louis prevailed yesterday. Il extended over
a large portion Of Missouri and Illinois; over
o inches of snow fell
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30

The War Department has decided that
Shakers, and other sects protesting conscien-
tiOus scruples against performing military
duty, are liable to the draft, and if they
won't fight they must pay. In these cases
Communication money will be lien and levied
upon the common property of the sect.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
ERIENn IN NEEp. rRYIr.

DIR. SN EEr's lNFALLIBLE LlNINENT, a. AZ external
remedy, IT, without rival, and VIII alleviate pam
uilrc speedily than any other preparation. For ali
Idle sud a curative iar sores. Wounds. Sprains
Bruises, sc, is soothing, healing and powerful
cuiu- pro lert.cs, excite thu Just wonder and
over one thousand certificate of remarkable cures
performed by u within the last two years attest the
last.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
The Great Virginia Express Line.
SECOND Army CoRPs, }
Virginia, October q. {

Dear Republican If you have any bust
mes in the transportation line, or any thing
connected Herewith, let me solicit your Gus
tom for our
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
GREAT INDIAN NEDI
FOR FE-HfLES
DR.. Hatti~OH'~ Indian EmmasOSue-

TTiit> celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtue, unknown ni
ANS thil- else % the kind, aud prov
iu- elertual after all others have
hil-I, is prepared from an Indian
plant used hv the natives Tor the
same purpose from time immemor.al.
and now Tor the first time offered 'f
Co., che public. 10 is desi -Iet UP both
married and single ladies ami is tue
vsry hest tIin- known iIr the pur-
pose. ~ u will hriu- on the monthly
-l-hress iu eases of destruction from
ans c7ru-e and after AN other refine
dies of the sind have h.ca tried 'r
vain. This may seem incredible
Hut % it fail iu any case the none.
-.--rr H.. %. f.rr.H, ID
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
RUTLAND \ BURLINGTON R. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


Commencing Nay %, 1853 trains Will run as fol-
lows
LEAVE BURLINGTON
SOS An. MAIL TRAIN Tor Boston. Lowell. Worces-
ter, Bellows Falls, keeue, Fltchaur-h, brattle-
horo. Springfield Hartford, New Haven, Troy,
Albany, and New York arrive in Boston ID p
n, Troy = i5 81. Sew York l5rN.
Through 20 Troy and Boston iriG5u7ii CaHys
Or Cars.
Do IAN. ENPREss TRAIS ior Rutland. Troy, 81
hany, New York, Schenectady aut the West AZ
rive az Troy 50 = ~, New A0rk ay hudson River
Railroad or Steamers next morning.
lH NJ. NIGHI EXFEESs from Montreal o. View
York; arrive In Troy ''l A ~, New York % ~
TRaH THE soUrH AND EAST TRAINS ARRIVE At BUR
-LfSeIoN AS FOLLOW.
g .I A 81. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rutland
This I.Stl leaves Rutland 40 % .i 49,
SO b. 81, iAiL TRAIN from Boston, LOWELL N0rccs
Ter. SPIN -leld. Hartford, sew Haven, Troy, Al
Iany ami Ngw York. Leaves Boston SD A
New YORK. uI ", Troy D. 30 " This tram
irom Rutland stops only 40 brandon, Mildlehury
aud Atr-,uue..
lsIr. So. Passenger Train. Leaves Troy st771 A.
". RutaUd l--l5 NJ
TICKETS sold for saratoga. TROY. Albany, New
YORK.. Schenectady aut an principal points on the
New y ok Central and Western Rail kosts and ~.
formation given hy
r. T.. ROWE, No. 0. American Hotel BlocE.
Hs1-age checked through
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
GREAT POTOMAC AND RAPIDAN
THROUGH ROUTE
PRoNPrNEss AND pIsPArc.

PRoMPrSEss AND DISPATCH.
Meade & Lees Through Express, Weekly Line.
between Alexandra and Culpepper; connect
ions with the principal points North & South,
especially the Old Capitol and Libby Prisons
The subscribers having completed their ar
rangements and gotten their line into running
order, will hereafter, until further notice, run
their machines 1.-THE "Army of the Potomac" and
Army Of Northern Virginia'') every week
through from Culpepper, Va. to Alexandra, Va,
and vice versa, giving their personal attention
to the running Of each train, Lee preceding
Meade at a proper interval on the out trains,
and Meade preceding Lee with similar regularity
on the in trains The perfect familiarity of these
old stagers with the route in question, and the
frequency with which they have traversed il,
enable them to calculate with perfect accuracy
the time of arrival at the indicated points
Having gotten up all their locomotives and roll
ing stock regardless Of expense, and putting
them through night and day alike, they are ena-
bled to disregard the ordinary drawbacks Of
weather, state of roads, &c, as those who do a
smaller business cannot.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
G. G. MEADE,
X. L. LEE.
P. S.-The line through Pennsylvania has
been discontinued, in consequence Of painful
collision which occurred there in July last, but
as such things have been carefully avoided ever
since, and every precaution taken for the future,
it is hoped that an indulgent public will not re-
member that unfortunate occurrence to the pre-
judice of the company. DUNN BROWNE, Sec'y.
Springfield Republican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
NEW BOOKS.

II ALA DAYS. by Gail Hamilton.
VI Peter Cawadine," By Carulile Cheese horo-
Freedom and War ty Henry Ward Beeeher
" our old, a series Of En-ii-l Sketches y IA
thauicl Hawthorne
Elements OF the English Itu-ut-c," ~ FroL
y. C. Clark.
90 Eleanor's Victory ~ hy ". 2. Brtdiou
A-a-siz Is Methods OF STUDY in Natural History.
just received hy
Oct. 2r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
EVERY HORSE OWNER

should have TIN, remedy at hand for IFS tmeiy use
40 the drst appearance oi Lamene-s Will efectuslly
prevent those f7rlile Diseases 60 which all horses
are liable, ami which render many otherwise
valuhlc hnrse- uca.lr worthless
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
TO HORSE OWNERS:

DR. SWEETS lNFALLmLE LyMEvr FOR HuR>Ls
is uurivalel by any, and n all Of Lame ness
arising from Spraus Bruises OF Nrcnch.n-. its effect
I- magical AMI certain Harness or Saddle calls,
Scratches Mango, Ac-, u VIII also cure speed g..
SPAWN and du-tcue may he easily prevented and
cured Do their incipent STAGES, but confirmed cases
beyond the Isilts &c radical cure. NJ ease
0f Che kind. however. b. -H pCrate or hopeless
hut 10 may he aleyiatci by THIS Liuiment and its
tive ease
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
R4GG4GE CHECKED THROUGH

Passengers and BAGGAGE will he transported from
Cars O, Boats from the brpots al Burlington,
- Free ~ Charge. =
Frai-''- taken al Lowest Rates
TlTu, H. CANtIELp.
General Agent.
~. . American Block burlington, VI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-10-30
x Z 4
DIR. SWEETS
ERFGHjbIe LiItIDIeHr
GREAT REiiEDY

FOR RHEUMATISM. GOVT, NEURALGIA LUM
BAGO. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAiNS,
BRUISES. CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES,
HEADACHE. AND ALLRHEUMAIIC
SND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-14

When we examine the map of Mexico
the fortunate and peculiar geographical!
situation of this privileged country at once
attracts our attention Bathed by either
ocean, it lies at an equal distance between
Asia and Europe. 1t has free communi-
cation with the richest and most CONNER
cial people of the old continent, and were
the public mind reassured and the move
ments of industry directed by serious
wcll-established government, Mexico
might rival the most commercial nation OF
the new world. The general temperature
in Mexico is hardly more than two or
three degrees higher than the average tenn
perature of Rome or Naples, while
the physical conformation of. the country
is at least as favorable as its mari
time position. With the exception OF
a narrow coast line on some parts OF lis
frontier, especially about Vera Cruz, the
climate is wholesome, agreeable, mild,
and traders who, having long inhabited
these shores, return to Europe, always
look back upon them with regret. Mexi-
CO which might furnish the whole word
with precious wood and splendid dyes
| could nourish France and Spain with the
cereals in a yesr Of famine. 1t is tbs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-14

Tn CLAD GuxBoArs.-Cotton clad
gunboats ami iron clad gnuhoats- have
figured conspicuousiy in many hard fought
battles since the commencement OF the
war and now it appears that tin-clad
gunboats are coming into fashion. A
Cairo dispatch Of The 2Sth instant, says:
:. The captain Of tin-clad gunboat an
chored ~ Rodney, Mississippi, went
ashore 10 church on Sunday week, was
surprised and captured with six mer, and
carried to the interior a prisoner. The
eunboat commenced 10 shell the town, but
the guerillas threatened to hang prisoner
for every shot fir'-i, If continued - i,-,fs.
~.as discontinued.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-14
Advertising Rates.
France and the COnfederacy.

lsognitIou or the Ric Inn ond Govern
n.nt the Necessary Consequence
OF the Mexican 4 xpedition. K
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-14
,nEHOCRAT d SENTINEL"

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The SETTLED PURPOSE OF Ma
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The Navy Of France Her Final argu-
ment.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21
Xtyal 0stitts.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Safe Of Ohio, Vinton County.

S0ts Of Oht0, FlHIoa COnnIg-
RichAra Ashu,ss q Son nm. ID Court q
against }Commou Pleas.
Z. A. BrANOD, si al. Dsfsj Order Of sale
DURSUANT to the command Or Al order Of
II sale In the shove ssuse 70 me directed from
ihs Court Of Common Pleas. Of the aforesaid
county Of ViBton, l win offer At public sale at
Shs door Of the Conrt House, 10 Ihs Town Of
Macarthur, in Aforesaid county Of VintOn, on
Saturday he 93ih dsy Of May A. d. 1868
Al the hJur Of one O'Clock PM, Of said day, the
following Real estate to-Wit: About seventy
cores Of land commencing at the south east cor
nJT Of the south east quarter ofthe south east
quarter Of Section numoer five, (5,) in Town
ship number nine, lS.) Of Range number eish'
Teen (ls,) in Vinton county Ohio, thence west
70 the o-esk thence up the bed Of the creek u
Solomon Redferns line thence southeast along
said RSdferns line to the northeast corner OF
the south- west quarter o!thesouth west quarter
Of Section nUmber four, al in Township and
Rangs aforesaid. Thence south 10 thu south
corner Of said last named forty acre tract thenc,
wet to tie place of beginning Also the north
half Of In-lot number nirsty-seven, (s1 } ex-
sept ten feet Of OF south side Of said north halt
Aiso the west hafof ln-lot number one hun
dred and sixteen, (ll6) IN the town OF Near
thur Vinton county Ohio.
Taken as the property Of +, A. Bratton, to
satisfy judgement ofafOresaid Court, in favor
Of Richard Ashurst Son.
Appraised as follows, to-wit The first de-
eribed rally at eig hteen hundred dollars, and
lot number ninety-soven at four hundred dol
lara, lot number one hundred and sixteen NJ
seventy FIVE dollars, and must bring tWo-thirds
Of that rum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand,
A.G. 81 II. L. Brown, ARCH. NORRIS,
Attys for Plfft. Shift V. Co. o.
April 95th 1868 -5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.


State cf Ohio, VmtOn County.
John j. ,CS;n, cS1ad r'f cdnGon In ConT: t,of. Of
John Swain ct al. Dehs.J Ordorofsaio
DURSUANT to the command of an order Of
II eale in tho above cause TO me directed from
IhS Court of Common Pleas, ofthe sforsaid Conn
ty Of Vinton, | will offer at public sale, at the
door of the Court House, in the Tewn Of Near.
thur, in aforesaid County of Vinton, on
Saturday the 10Th day Of May, A.D. 1869
Az the hour Of ten o'clock AN, Of said day the
following Real estate to-wit Being the north
east quarter of the south.west quarter of Section
number thirty three, 33,) OF otTOwnship number
nine, (9,) Of Range number nineteen, Q9,) and
aso the east half of Che west quarter Of the south
west quarter of Section number thirty three
49, in Township number nine, (9,) of Range
number nineteen, (l9,) being twenty, of the sec
tion aforesaid beginning at the northeast corner
St stone from thence west one hundred and
twenty rods to the middle OF the creek thence up
said creek fOrty-two rods on the south side Of
said creek to stone thence south to the line,
thence east one hundred e. seventeen rods to the
line thence eighty rods TO the place Of beginning
containing Sixty acres more or less. Also the
west half Ofthe northwest quarter Of the sou III
west quarter Of Section number thirty three 80
and also the north. east quarter ofthe southeast
quarter ofSection number thrty-two Township
number ninq, (9,) of Range number nineteen,
(Is,) containing forty acres more or less.
Taken as the property OF John Swain ct al
Iotatisfy Judgement ofaforesaid Court, in ia
vor Of JohnJ. Cozad.
Appraised as follows, to-wit: Twelve hun
dred dollars, and must bring two thirds Of that
Su
T RMS OF SALE, Cash in hsud.
BNsHAN HEwITT & ARCH. NORRIS,
HAMILTON, Attys. for Plhf. Shff. V. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21
BLANK +! BLANKS ! 4!

FOR SALE ATTHE DEMOCRAT or.
FICE.
WARANrEE and dQuit Claim Deeds. and
Mtrtgages, the shortest and most approved
forms.
Justices and Consta6les' Blanks.
Such as Summcnses, Subpcnas Executions.
Orders Of Attachment, Affidayits, Under
tak!ngs, Orders of Arrest, and Constsblss'
Sales Notices. Also .
OFFICERS BONDS
for Treasurers, Constabes, Supervisors and
other Township Officers. Our forms are
all the most correct. We sell at prices that
will save YOU money. Your orders are re-
spectfully solicited. Ff
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-21
n OTTO E,
TRUSTEES.

lhUO LEC.
By ,he 2nd. section of the "Act for the rc!s
Of the soldiers and marines in the State and /.
United States erVice," passed March 81 1863
IL is required Of AsscssOrs 70 take an enumeration
of all Soldiers and marines, enlisted in VinlO
countv The said section reads as follows
| DUTTES OF ASSESSORS AND TRUSTEES
Sro. Q. IL shall be the duty ofthe assessor,
in the several wards, election districts and town
ships in the State, when they are making til
assessment of eighteen hundred and ssty-three
to take an enumeration by name of all the SOL
diers and marines who are in the service of th
State or United States, from their several ward
townships, and election districts being residen
therein when entering said service; naming the
company and regiment to which they belong
and make an accurate return, under oath, to th,
trustees of their respective townships, wards
AZ, d election districts, designating those VIII,
have families aud those who have not, and wher
there arc families; the number, sex and ages
naming such as are ssitous; and il shall h.
the duty of = aid trustees to re wise the same. "
.serting such names as may have Oeen ON .o.
and return such revised enumeration to the An
.ditors ofther counties on or before the ,Al.
Monday of May eighteen hundred and sixty
three. Persons who have died or been disable
i'm the service, shall be included n this enumer.
alton. This act shall notapply to The families a
OIL any tOuleT Ut IldIlno Lu nus ucCu NlSUOU-
orably dismissed, or deserted the seryice.n
The Assessor ofeGch Township, will includ,
ali persons as residents therein when enterinl
laid seryice," who ut the time of entering tn,
service actually resided IN the township, ward o.
iistri,t, without reference to the length Of sucl
residence bu. exclude those who were there TO
II merely temporary purpose, or came to enlist il
the service.
"Persons ho have died or been disabled IL
the service iuelude all who died in hospital. il
camp on the battle field or elsewhere, Will,
subject to such orders.
| am requested by the Auditor Of State to i'm
press upon the Assessors the necessity of accur
acy, so that no names may be either erroncOusl,
omitted or improperly added This is nrccssar,
to secure a just and equitable distribution of tn
bounty provided by the act.
The Assessors are also required to take an AL
phabetical enumeration OF all male citizens
over 81 years of age without regard to color.
A. N. C0ZAD,
| April l6.h ls63-4w Aulr. V. Co. o.