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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04
Importans from MexicO-..Rep0rted
Capture of Puebla by the French
1900 prisoners,

An extra Of the Havana Tiario of the
26th, received per steamer Sheildrake, re
ports the arrival of the French war steam
er Darien, from Vera Cruz. with impor-
tant dispatches from Gen Forey, an
nouncing the occupation of Puebla bv the
forces under his command.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04

L. Oh, thai we had such "goV-
eminent as Daniel Webster wrote 70
John Taylor ahout--one (which does not
Cypress you, which does not bear you
down by oppressive taxation, but which .
holds out to you and yours the hope of al
the blessings which liberty, industry and
security can give p-Monckester Union
Democrat.
So we should have but for such fellows
as your late political allies, the rebels, and
such fellows as you who sustained them ~
all their deyiltry previous to the rebellion,
in Kansas and elsewhere, and in all thelI
guilty, red-handed treason slnce.--Cydst
mont Eagle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04

ANOTHER SUBSTITUTE FOR CoTToS'
The Department of Agriculture has
Just received returns from specimen "
fibre of one of the osclepios, 1.-THE milk
weed family,) recently sent to New
York manufacturer for experiment in cot
tonizing, by a process similar to that oJ
which fax is cottonlzed. 1t is from plan'
growing in swamps, several feet IN helgnt
It's fibre separating from the woody corr
with the greatest ease. The result OF COT
tonizing is beautiful article, stronger tnas
cotton or flax-cotton, fine and lustrous, ans
thought by the experimenter to be susceP
nble of working upon cotton machinery
without the least difficulty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04
The two outer works at Vicksburg
taken-'rhe Rebels driven into their
last line Of entrcnchmcnfs-Ja
son, Miss, destroyed by OUR forces.
Chicago, MAY q.

ShicaSO, may 20.
A special Cairo dispatch to Gen. Lee,
OF Kansas confirms the report that two of
the outer works of the enemy at Vioks-
burg have been taken.
In Fridays attack on the Notifications
the battle was very sanguinary. The fed
eral loss was severe.
The rebels fought with great GOODNESS
and desperation, reserving their fire until
our forces came within murderous range.
The rebels, however, were driven back by
main force into the last line of their en-
trenchments
This was the situation on Friday eve
ming, the 22d.
Jackson, Mississippi, has been destroy
ed by the Federal force that occupied that
place, and this force is now acting as re-
enforcement to Gen. Grant.
When the boat left, on Saturday morn
ing, our mortar boats were throwing occa-
sional shells into vicksburg.
We have captured batteries both above
and below the town.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04
VermOnters wounded in the recent
Cavalry Fight with MOsby.
WASHINGTON, Nav 81.

W dsnIIISlVI, N1lY uI'
The following Vermont boys We're
wounded in the recent cavalry fight with
Mosby:
Daniel Hill, Sergeant Co l, LIST Vt,
slightly.
Stephen Curry, Co H, arm, bone bro
,Jno Mcintyre, Co II, in foot by shell,
slightly. Ion. Co Fl. slightly in foot by
Geo Carr
shell. .,,oo ,or,;o,i.r MAN
Lieut.. Barker des,. of Co. + who
tian, also Lieut.. Hazleton,
led the charge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04
Rurnsfae moves his Head qu.rters-
How he proposes 10 meet reeel IRE.
ealiatiOn.n

Cincinnati, May 81.
On Thursday next General Burnside
will remove the headquarters of the De-
partment of the Ohio to Hickman Bridge,
kentucky, about Is miles south of Mich
olasville.
Brigadier General N. G. Mclean has
been appointed Provost Marshal General
Of the Department of the Ohio, with head
quarters at Cincinnati.
A dispatch from Burnside to Bragg an
nouncing his determination to hang all the
rebel officers in his hands in case OF retail
iation for the two spies tried and executed
in accordance with the usages oil war
should be resorted to by .he rebel govern
ment, was Yesterday conveyed from MUIR
freesboro under flag of truce.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04
EN~ht hatwa.- "n0 federal and 1000
rebel cavalry The rebels defeated
The town Of Austria, Miss, burn.
cd singular proceeding Of Admf.
r1l Wilkes.
Washington. Nav 90.

Washington, May ~
An official dispatch to the War Depart
ment, received to-day from Gen. Ellet,
commanding the ram fleet, dated Helena,
Arkansas, May %, says:
As my command was descending the
river from Memphis, May %, the commits
sary and quarter masters boat was fired
into from the Mississippi side by band
Of the enemy with two pieces Of artillery,
about six miles above Austria.
returned yesterday anu landed nv
force.
Tia I..aa enemy had few days before my
arrival captured small trading steamer
and burned her, taking her crew captives
and appropriating her freight.
could obtain no intelligence from the
inhabitants by which to glide my move
,nents.
nay CAVIAR Sn,uer MAJOR Hubbard,
two hundred strong, came up Win Inc gu
envy, one thousand strong, all moantT.'
and eight miles out.
The fight lasted nearly two hours.
The Major was compelled to take shelter
in favorable position where he succeed
ed in repulsing the enemy, and finally
drove them off before the infantry could
come to his relief Our loss was
two killed and 10 wounded, most OF them
slightly. The enemy left tive dead upon
the field and one lieutenant mortaliy
wounded, and % stand of arms, We
captured SO prisoners and burned the
town Of Austria, having first searched
every building. As the fire progressed
the discharge Of loaded fire arms was hike
yollevs OF musketry as the fire reached
their hiding places, and two heavy expio
sions of powder also occurred. Of Major
Hubbard and his battalion cannot speak
too highly. They are deserving OF al
praise. Every officer and man OF tn,
little force is reported to have acted witt
the most distinguished bravery and promp
obedience to orders.
The navy department has ordered tn
Vanderbilt to cruise in the latltud
where the recent depredations of the Ala
bema were committed, and among othe
PORTS she was instructed to enter was tina
Of Fernando de Novouka, where the Ala
bama rendezvoased.
Upon reaching the West Indies Adm
raj Wilkes, instead of allowing her
carry out the orders of the Department
seized her as his flag ship, and at the la
est dates she was cruising uuder his dlret
tons.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04
Capture of Rebels i'm Kentucky.
Philadelphia, June I.
The Bulletin has the following:

HiducipHId, June L.
The Bulletin has the following:
Somerset, KY, May 81.
To-day a cavalry reconnaissance was
% 10 within four miles of Monticello.
maj ss sharp skirmishing all the way.
There W. IDS sixteen rebels with their
AT TWO fol were captured
arms and horses n this, Col. Adams.
Simultaneously VII. Il fiftv six man
of the First cavalry, an, ~ed the rebai
crossed the river and captu, y. of G 90
pickets at Mill Spring, CONSISTING dine
Lieutenant and sixteen privates, mciu Ns
81 their arms and twenty-four horses
No casualties on our side,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04
hanks reported coming up the NIis-
aleetppi-JOhm massing a large
3ehel Force at Black River Bridge
What 10 to be- done with Vallans
0kgh0m. Hr
Cincinnati. Nav 90

CINCINNATI, May ~.
Gen. Banks is reported coming up the
Mississippi.
The rebels report that Gems Cheatham
and Featherstone were wounded in the
Mississippi fight, and that Johnston is
massing a large force at Black River
Bridge.
It is reported that Bragg telegraphed
to JEFF as to what he should do with Val
landigham. JEFF replied that if Vallan-
digham would take the oath of allie
glance to the Southern Confederacy to re-
celve him, if not to send him back.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04

IL Col. D'Utassey has been placed
in close confinement, which fact is indica-
tive that his sentence, not vet made pub
lie, is severe.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04
Horne thief hung by a mob.

Indianapolis, May %.
A horse thief who killed two officers
while attempting to arrest him at Keokuk,
Indiana, yesterday, was taken out of iaii
and hung to-day by mob of citizens.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04

The departure of the 54th Mass.
(cOS0retD regiment.

Boston, May rs.
One of the most exciting, enthusiastic
and demonstrative local military events Of
the war took place to-day to commemorate
the departure of the 54th Mass. (eolored)
Regiment for South Carolina. The ranks
of the regiment We're entirely full. They
were received by Gov. Andrew and en-
barked on the steamer for South Carolina.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-04

New York, June |.
The following letter from Gen. Hunter
to JEFF Davis is printed in the Free South,
dated May Both:
Headquarters Dept of the South, J
Hilton Head, Port Royal,
u 90 L
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
,IyAsTRD-k BOY TO ASSIST IN LIQUOR STORE
w Can at DO west Houston st

yNANTED-A YOUNG NAM ONE WHO rs SMART
w aud can scl glda e. m snmpes Ia Wholesale bat
one u m The unity Who has been In general
D''' n. coRBTTT CO.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
w ANTED-Is Law oFPTCE A SMART ACTIVE
w boy Address bOI 7.is5 Posi once.

IN GOOD asIgsvgS waNrHD-Ar ~ FLArBusH
Nv hrfoklyl, 70 sell where hey peae utrfl "a
tsnti Tay 80 pr week. those MGirK wu -
oeivs fsA particulars By Addressing IT, A. H. encsing two
cSQl TO fqDs-AN ACTIVE AND CAPABLE rcrsg
~DUU ~ mif8 sfsd rnas " uiss tAs aroslri. rfo
curr permansni spt gFesaDle smpioymsat ~ saaf g
ff1 rsf ard ne~nrity fcr morey. Al1faa, wr
rsfereDrs. rruta. Herald oro@.
I QQn AorsTg wArrEp-FOR PROFITABLE
J.OVO anf rvspec,able hsirrFs srnsihinr nsefeh -
ever b1dy afs1 are rskinE tyD p+r ~sft fer "a
sfsnn Asres. zen kang ftalnp fer fssDl Afran-
dale Co, az broaiiway, s.g.
Fer other wants se. Eighth page.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08


Celebrated In Europe for Its medicinal and bonch-
cA qualities gentle stlmulRnt Tonic, Diurotic,
and sudorihc, highly esteemed by emiRent ply 81.
clans, lNed In European and American Hospitals,
America.
As A TONIC,
IthAs no equal, causing an appetite and building
uS the systeG being entirely pure winf Of most
As A DIuRETtC,
neyH, and Urinary Organs, very in DrHrgy
GOut, and Rheumatic affections.
sPEER's WINE
Ia not a mixture or manufactured article, bat is
pure, nom the juice Of the Portugal Sainhucus
grape, cultivated In New Jersey, recommended by
Chemists and Physicians ns possessing medical pro-
perticB superior to any other Wines In use, and
excellent article for all weak and deblitRted per-
and the aged and infirIn, improving the appe-
tIte and bcneflting ladies and children.
ALADIEs' WINE,
because Il will not intoxicae other Wines As II
contains no mixture spirits or other liquors. and
Ia admired for ito rich, peculiar avor, and nutitive
properties inparting healthy tone to the digest
i've organs, and blooming, soft, and healthy skin
and complexion.
WE REFER TO
4 few wellknown gentlemen and physicians who
have tried c Wine:
Gen, WlnGeI iScott, ,U.SA. Dr.WllsonlI lIth st.,N.Y
Gov. Norge I, NY. state. Or. Ward, Newark, M
Dr.JR Chill IN, N.YCity. Dr. Dougherty, New ark
DR.. Parker \. V city. NJ.
ark, N. ]. Dr.. PRist, Philad'R,
A5-Nonc genuine without the signature oT"AL
! FRED SrEER, Passaic, N. j." 10 over the cork
/ each bottle.
T5-MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists and all hTst-clAsr DeAlrrH,
! Trade supplied IN Baltimore 10y WIN. II. BROWN
! Il BRO.
A. SPEER, Proprietor
! VIEEYARD-PassSic, New Jersey.
OFFICE-2OS Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris,
! nov Sly Agent for France and Germany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

an account shall be kept OF the sums so paid
| for the benefit of the said members of said
tribes, which account shall be rendered to Con-
gress at the commencement Of the next session
thereof And all purchases OF articles for the
purposes above set forth shall be made of the
lowest responsible bidder, aftCr sufficient public
notice by advertisement In appropriate news
papers, ProVided, also, That the said Secretary
shall not be required to accept any bid which
is in his Judgment unreasonable In its charaCter.
Sec. 4. And Be II further enacted, That the
President of the United States be and Is hereby
authorized to enter into treaties with the sew
eral tribes of Indians, respectively, now rcsid-
ing In the State of Kansas, providing for the
extinction Of their titles to lands held In COM
uon within said State and for the removal Of
such Indians OF said tribes as hold their lands
in common to suitable localities elsewhere
within the territorial limits of the United States
and outside the limits Of any State.
Sec. 5. And be u tirtbcr enacted. That the
President Of the United states be and hcis here
Jy authorized to enter into negotiations, by
treaty or otherwise, with such loyal tribes, or
the loyal portion of such tribes, now residing
in the country south of Kansas and west OF
Arkansas. commonly known as the "Indian
country" as may be necessary in order 10 Sc
cure for the Indians of Kansas who shall be
removed to said Indian country under the pro-
visions of the preceding section OF this act the
title to the lands to which they may be so re-
moved.
sec. 9. aud Dc Il purifier enacted, That the Sec
rctary of the Interior is hereby authorized to
divert so much Of the unexpended balances Of
appropriation for the Indian service 10 Oregon
aud Washington as may be necessary to meet
the outstanding liabilities of the Indian depart
ment in said state aud Territory during the
fiscal years eighteen hundred and sixty, cigh-
teen hundred and sivty-one, and eighteen hun
drcd and siXty-twu, sum not exceeding sixty
eight thousand dollars: ProUided, ho~sUlr, That
no money shall be paid except in discharge OF
liabilities incurred in carrying into clcC; thG
objects provided for by law for the Indian ser.
vice.
sec. Z, ana b. = further e,dcted That the sala'
rlcs Of the Indian agents In Nevada and Utah
shall hereafter be at the rate Of nrieCn hundred
dollars per hnnum.
Approved, Marrh 3, 1868
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
FOR SAFES.

PROPOSALS will he received at the Treas
Dpuartmcnl Unire Of Construction, Washing
d. e., until - O'Clock M, of May II, 1868, lO'
Fire and BuFglar-prOOi Safes required by the IT
uTy Department prior TO January /, 1864.
Bidders must submit description Of the s
they propose to furnish, accompanied by draw
showing the mode of construction, and full
sections of the material used. Also, schedule
sizes, with prices attached, and the price per su
foiRl foot including doors and all necessary
tuFeB, at which Sales of extra size to those
toned in the schedule will be furnished and pu
place. The sales to be delivered when requl
and the prices named in the bids must cove
charges, except freight, and the actual travel
expenses In those Cases when the Safes fequlr'
be put in place by the contractor,
All bids must be accompanied by the VII
guarantee Of two responsible persons that the
der Is able TO perform the contract, and tina
will accept II n awarded to him.
The Department reserves the right TO reject
or all the bids n 1t be considered foF A intere'
do SO, and no bid will be considered that lQdh
conform to the requirements Of this advertiser
Locks viii be furnished by the Department,
must be put on by the contractor for sales.
Bids to be lnClosed in sealed envelope, and
dOrBed "PTopOBAlE for SRies,n
Engineer In charge Treasury Departures
apr ls-M va ; FtmAFll
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERS EXPRESS FORwARDERs.

Merchandise, Money, Jewelry, VRluRbIes,
Notes, Stocks, Bonds, &C.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH TO all
accessible sections OF the country. This Company
has Agencies ia the principal railway towns IN tho
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal oinees are
WASHINGTON, D. O., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
CTNNATL, ST. Louis, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and BOlton
with lines forwarding to the CHnadaa and the
nritgh Provinces and with steamship linea to Liv-
erpoOl southampton, and Havre, and thence By
European expresses to all prominent comm srciSl
tOwna in Great Britain and on the Continent.
Collection of EOteg, Drafts, and Bills made At all
accessible parts OF the United States.
C. c. DUNN, Agent,
el2 Washington, ID. G.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

nUARTERNASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
~ WAsIHNGTON CITY, March 10, 1855
Owners of steam vessels arc invited to Hend
the Quaftcrmastcr Generals Otc4 teuders
their charter or sale.
Tenders GhOuld contain descriptions OF the
cells, their Dimensions, enrolled or registered
mage, actual carrying capacity, material wheg
coppered, whether side-wheel OF propellcrs ,Wheq
iron or copper fastened, size and power OF
glnes and bollcrsj and should state the prici
which they are offered for long or short char
with the estimated value Of the vessel In casI
loss, or in case the Government should preiS
purchase instead Of charterlng.
Owners OF steam vessels already In the scr
Of the QuartCrmaster's Department arc requea
to make know u the Department amy TcIuGg
IN their present rates which they may be WIZ
to grant, and also the price at which they VIII
willing to sell them.
All such tenders should bo addressed to
QuartCrmAster General OF the United states
Washing ION, and should he endorsed "Propol
for charter or sale of stcnmers"
When received, they will be sonsidGIeI, ana
Department will endeavUF to reduce the heavy
pcnse attending army transportation upon
ocean and tdc-watCrS, by substituting, where
II can do so, cheaper vessels Ol equal capacity
those now employed. NJ - MElns,
mar 2-am VuhIteFhhhtcI Sehci'
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
RAILROADS
pKLTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ID A
on and after MONDAY, April Goth, 1863 two
Daily trains will be run between WAshington and
Wheeling and Parkorsbnrg, two between Wash.
ington and HArper's Ferry, and ak between Wash
ington and Baltimore, as follows .... .F..
foR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YoRKand BOSTON,
Leave Washington At 8 and ii,i5 a. m, and . and
ESQ m, ...
ON sunday at 90 p. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave at 6,sO, 90 and lI.i5 a. m, and 800, 500
and sac p. m. -
On sunday at a. M, and 3 and $40 p. m. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST, 90.
Leave Washington at $40 a, M, and ., and Q, 30
p. m.
On sunday At and 30 p m. only.
FoR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore for Washington at AsO, 8 and
10 n. m, and 3, $50 and p, m,
The third and fourth trains only from Baltimore
and the first and nfth trains from washis sEton,
stop at way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS,
Leave Baltimore at 8 n. IN. and D. IN.
Leave Washington at 8 a. m, and 3 y. IN.
No ttain for Annapolis on sunday.
For further Information, tickets of every kind,
sc, apply to j. 7. England, Agent, at Camden sta.
tiOn, or at the ticket office.
W. p. SMITH,
Master Transportion.
L. NJ. COLE,
Rp 2l-tG General Ticket Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

An Iscases Of private nature treated in the
most scientific manner, and radical cures CT.
cctod in all caseS. SYPHLLTTIC AFFEC-
TONS, GONORRBEA, GLEBT, strict.
ULRES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, or the result
Of TOE EUPTUOUS DREAMS, or auy weak
ness of the GENERATIVE ora "A Ms from any
cause whatever, or how long standing, thor
orghly and radically cured; also corr,
RHEUNATESH, NEURALGIA, and olhor
CHRONTC DISEASES ofthe NERVEH, NNS-
Giles, BONES and JOINTS SCROFLL4,
BLOTCHI%S on the FACE, ERUPTION8 on
the LIMBS and BODY, and all other ERUR-
TIVE DISEASES and DISEASES Of the
BLOOD, from 7OhateVsr ca,st tlry may ho"e
sriset.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORrUNA NATE !!
No matter what your disease, let no false del
cacy prevent you from applying Immediately
IN DR.. Yellny, who is acknowledged to be by
far the most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the
treatment ofprivate diseases. Fear not to come
aud make known your mlsfortunes, and he will
speedily send you on your way rejoicing.
SELF-ABU5E,
That dreadful scourgc of the young, indulged
in when alone, destroys the generative
organs, units you for married life, producing
weakness of the back and limbs, loss of auhna-
ton and muscular power, paluilatIop o, tUe
heart nervous irrtability, loss of memory, mel
ancholy habits, insanity, consumption, and
death.
YOUNG MAN in view of the dreadful CON
sequences Of delay, do not fail TO make your
case known, Immediately to DIR. Vcllny. Your
secrets with him are ga, red, and yol may con-
GdonLly rely upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were on tho brink of the grave, have been
brought back TO vigorous health by his skllful
Treatment.
%'ARRlAGE.
Married lorsms. or those contemplating
uatriuony, who suspect themselves Of ilnpo
ency, seminal wo l;uoss, or any disease arising
rom a relaxed rtate Of tho genital organs
Thether the result Of disease, injury, youthful
ndlscrctions, or indulgence of the passions ii
ipor years, arc earnestly entrei ted TO place
themselves uudor the care o. DR.. v. They lun.
rely with certairtyupuu SPEEDY cure, and up
l. being restored to full health at d vigor.
He treats with entire success a. diseases 0
cmales such as LEUCORRIIEAC WHITES
LAFSUS UTERL &C., &C., and III every cas-
guarantees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS AMI COMMU
NICATIONs strictly PRIVATE and CONF
DENTAL.
PERSONS calling no one but the DUCTuE
Those at distance may be TIRE ATI.D by MAIL
by sending a STATEMENT ofC AsE, &C, &c
iy 2-9m'
-
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

THIS Fl. r having thorough knowledge Of the
P,nsion Bus,ness, mud beng familiar with tho
practice IN all the Departments Of Government,
believe that they can afford greater mclli,ca to
Pension, bounty, and other Clauuunts, for the
prompt aAd slcr"8siUI accomplishment OF business
'utl,.st"d L. them th IN any other ufm Ia ashug-
ton. Th'y dcsiro 10 secure such m u uuunt this
business ~ wan enable them 10 execute the Ous.-
rL,. ruzis q! THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
TIkIR SLCCESS IN EACH CASE. Fyr this pur-
dusr they wall SIC Iru the services OF Law tIrms In
each prominent caity Throughout 'hc states
where such buBin".s iuny be had, ,iuri-. sush with
Al. ihr necessary blank forms OF application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet InetructIuna
and Circulars iOrdstrIhuttun In ylcrity. iii
Afsu.iGt's' names inserted, and upon tho doe cNC-
rutiUn Of the papers and Transmission uI -. srmc
=" them hy their locsIHssuriAtcs tE,y Vul pj"upt-
~ perform th, tIzIL .Is hrIc.
f. InuIT rnargr5 w.. be EVE DDLl.AkS FOR
OF FrlELkS nnd FIVE bULLARS FOH pRINAI rs,
Tor each Pension or brnnty and uach ity Ubraned,
anu yen I"n ,,'ml. On ,mJLHt 81 Cia,us iuI MILL
hEE ST. rILIES, nr CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
.tu!.rrr,Du "i TI,III. rUNEY.
= HIcrs enlisted s.urc the lst OF March, 1901,
in Any kind ol service, Military or Nava who arG
dIsHh.w" ~ disc-tr or wUu#s, are entitled TO PEN
niuns. All soldiers who serve for two years, or
during the war, shoua It sooner close will be en-
titled to $40 bounty.
D. d b,w oi thc last session Of COugrrsp all Sol,
drrJ rnaiEed nn A. fUuut of wu4las received In
Tie SER e. 6lHeC 'n1 enhancement ui the War,
tuaN e.c.yc rur E'NI luar'J; nal ..u revenue
storUu h~lJp.ore iC'l I.rcl on sd2"is' application
papers arc .. pcEsrd 'GWA. N.'n1,. snlaiera
VINO lie or are Killed aIr entitled % l.,sions and
the 900 bout J.. Il ..'u. ue Ip ".'uNy, then the
minor l,iNfcur and % Il" IhInnI ChI1rta thea inF
father, u'ucr, sisters, VI hIOlhCIs are entitled Ia
the SluU bounty, and. Iu Hddltlun thereto, depend
Aut hutacrl, sisters "I brothers will he prnsiOned
EDWARD CLARK,
WILLIS y. GAYLORD.
Wilmington, D. C., 1863. mar B-ly
I,HOO OOshl.g WILL BE RECEIVED An
i the NayDT Office uu-Il Saturday, 9th MAY, Al
2u',n,E " for the erection Of an Erglne House
i0r lHe usC OF The NetrupnIitn Hook and Ladder
COMPANY, ~ cord tHcr wIth plans and specifics
tious on r.p 30 me Mayors office, which may be
seen from and after this day.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor,
LEWIS CLEFHASE,
Board Of Aldermen,
CHAS. II. UTERMEHLE,
may did Common Council.