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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

DEATH OF VIZ. THOMAS CARRoLL--Colonel
wm. Thomas Carroll, the old and esteemed Cltrk
OF the U. s. Supreme Court, died very unexpeot-
,edly, at his residence, corner Of Eighteenth and
Streets, about o'clock Monday afternoon. From
10 o'clock sunday morning till the time Of his
death he WAS In unconscious oondition. He wac
taken sick last Wednesday morning, and was At.
shded during his illness BY Doctors Miller, Hasner
and Johnson, who rendered every medical sssist-
ance. At the time Of his death his family were At
Sharon Springs, spending the sumues. They re-
turned yesterday, having received knowledge Of
the death. a...... ...ri -r..
Gel. Carroll was clerk Of the Supreme Court
for the past thrty-nvs or SIX years. lie was noted
70. his punctusilty and diligence. Seldom was he
absent from the court during Its sessions. His
complaisaot department and affabie manner chal-
! lepged admiration and insured respect. His wife
the daughter OF Gov. spri8g, Of Maryland His
daughter is the wife Of Brig Gea. Irifn, Of Ohio.
Gen. Grimm was . captain Of the Regular ArtiL
ler,, commanding the well known Gritin's Battery,
\ but has been promoted to bnssdisr general Of
volunteers. He 10 expected to be present at the
funeral. The sons Of the deceased, Col. sprigg
Carroll and Capt. Chas. Carroll, are also expected
20 attend the funeral ceremonies, which take place
6 o'clock this evening.
Col. Carroll had = large eAroie Of friends who
eeply lament his sudden departure and sincerely
pndole with the lamiIy In their sad bereavement.
The clerks In the employ Of tho Supreme Court
an attend the funeral In body.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

A SrEAN-HArcaEo REroRr.-The Star pub
shed in yesterdays edition an account Of the dis
ibution oi premiums to second district schools
hich had not taken place. As . natural oonss-
lence, the account WAS irsught with some mag
ineest faisehoods. Il stated that the exercises
commenced at I o'clock, instead Of 8 o'clock. II
tstcd that the Board Of Aldermen and Board OF
common Council were present, instead Of stating
AT they were Abncnt. II stated that short ad-
areas was delivered, instead OF stating that the
kAsess was omitted. Eafnu ienie Is the motto OF
1eI NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. We were promised
hcIlist Of premiums, but did not publish them un-
q Ahey were awarded.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

.osr CHILDRES.-A little girl, named Kate
lby, was found yesterday and delivered to its
|Lnts by Oiiicer Cole. A colored child was found
IL he Smithsonian grounds yesterday, and 10 still
med at the Tenth precinct, A. Its parents can.
be found.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

THH only place where you can purchase bsdt
RvAbsr goods Of all kinds at 1sss scsru1 prices,
rennsylvania avenus, bstwssn Ninth and Tent
streses '.r'l mar So-0
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

iEs,sTING THE ENROLLING OFPICER---A.
and - Morrisoa were sent to the Guard
lse yesterday by enrolling officer Douglass,
.rged with resisting hi n In the discharge OF his
||y They are held for orders.
IN noticed the otfioer yesterday with guard,
: their way to the depot, for the purpose Of en-
ling the Italian peanut sellers, with whom he
,ected great deal Of trouble, and for that rea.
/ he took the guard with him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

WHo WILL N CURsD two desire 70 call
spssial attention to the advertisement Of the ssle
bratsd Or. veilh> which appears In another column
The Dootoris safe snd reliable who's
skill and experience ts guarantee that the unfor-
ddencs intrust his case IN his hands. lst young
mon BE- warned In tine, and sssk the bsst nsans oi
relief, 'F 3sg .r'Fl....
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

wnirHHURsr's GALLERY, 484 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, OWES TELE0RAPH HOrFscE.-Whitehurst,
three pfemiums IN this country, also, . medal 81
the Worlds Fair In Loadoe, cor superior work
His Carte de visites, both plain and oolored, an
sale, Card Photographs OF diStineuished neaj also
Views Of PAintinHs In the Rotunda Of the Capitol
Ordsre for Views OF Encsmpnents promptly A.
tended to.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15
FOR SALEsO OR RENT.

A RESTAURANT FOR SALE. THE
IN proprietor OF the wsli-known and popular
kEsTAURANr on the eoraer Of Pennsylya mia
avenue and sixth street, between the Metropolitan
aud NATIONAL h0tels, being about 10 change busi.
ness, ofsfs his establishment, fnsiuding stoot,
Furniture, Lsass, GOODWILL, ETC., fss sale. m :
The stand 10 one Of the best In the city, AAd Il
doing large and profitable business. y
For further particulars inquire on the premises
jyll-st '"aI I''f0' - tTT"T' = ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

roRcTso A PAssAos.--Geo. W. Wise, nativ
Of Philadelphia, was, Tuesday, sentenced to th,
guardhouse for three days on the charge Of tryinl
10 force q passsge to Alexsndria without III,
requisite pass from the Provost Marshal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

AStss Government was INDEBTED 20 hin ~ ~
sun ef e'Asoo for the subsistssSs fof fssfeiss
~ sssAisatios wac made, and II was found that
the returns, As sworn 10 By him, were fAt6sh Ne
ives seanitted % the charge Of perjury, ssd siso
ssan,sst,. .IIu ~ hN VfN
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

TRYING TO Trade Hossss. .-Onicer Psadsll
Monday arrested = cavalryass, By the name Of
Lineli, WHOM he osushs In the sst of trying to 10
ducc ei'izen to trade horses with him. The on
Ger took both mea to the guardAouse, and thii
mosnins the citizen was dismissed and tbs soldier
ordered to BE- confined for six days. We would 3D.
wise all citizens 10 have nothing to do with such
cases, they are liable 10 arrest and confinement
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

NfTED STATES 5-2O BONDS,
" U. 8. 7-se TREAsURY NOTES,
US. COUPONS OF 1851,
US. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
Gold, silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on all
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
... BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorized to furnish 20 bonds at par,
until the list Of August next when the privilege Of
conversion ceases. ." ~ r'FI..
Orders for sroIKs and GoLD executed In New
York exclusively ON oommission.
MTTENHOUsE, FAINT 1 CO.,
jyI<.im Bankers, S62 Penn. avenue.
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WOUNDED.

Lyman f Knapp Capt. S..atton slightly
Leroy \ Stevens, Readsboro severely
Sidney L Mary, Wardsboro slightly
Monroe c Willis, Newfane {"
Jeffrey Powers,
Sumner NJ Rodes, Windham 4"
WOUNDED, Co. Z.
Elmer H Dudley, Chester severely
Michael Kelley, Norwich slightly
John NJ Wright, Weathersfeld slightly
Martin H Graves, I" /"
Henry Hardy, Chester
MISSING.
Chas Caswell. Norwich
Henry S Holden
Bryant n Lockwood, Weathersfeld
Thos ID Griswold, Springfield
David w Parkhurst
Killed, IA
Wounded, SO
Missing, 10
Killed, 80
Wounded, 2Is
Missing, 63
Total, $50
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Justice Of the Peace.
,1S6 (
Dated at
this
day of

NTE 1.-The certificate in regard age is In all cases
where practicable TO be signed by the parents Of the per
claiming exemption, snd the requirements specified
the regulations be adhered The blank space Ia
ortlncsie TO indicate the Of the person be filed
follows
Ttai am - UNDER TWENTY" years of age.
Thsf am Over Twenty-Five" years Of age,
AND MARRIED.
That am OVER FoRTY-FIvE" years Of age &C
oordng TO the facts In the case
Sn In the certificate not signed bv the pa
rents the fact Of age must be certified to by rspeca
hie persons hesds of faie re-deuf in the same town.
county or district with the person for whom exemption
claimed and the requirements of paragraph g. kegu
iationsS &C. must be complied with.
The blank forms may be had Of the fol-
lowing Deputy Provost Marshals, Thos. F.
House, Windham county, Richard Smith,
Orange county, Daniel n. Beckwith, Caledo-
MIA county, or at these headquarters.
GILMAN HENRY,
ProroSt MarsaQl,
I'd District of Vermont.
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Casualties in the Vermont Cavalry,
July 2.

Company 4 being a carbine company were
dismounted as ski irmishers along the lins and
lost none.
Co. B.-Supposed to be killed, Sergt.
Orvis Beeman, Privates Wm. o. Spooner,
Jas. NJ. Lake and o. T. Bigelow. Missing,
Sergts. Samuel Ufford and Harmon d. Hull,
Private John Smith. Wounded, Frank Hin
ney.
Co. CT. Cheney and private WIN. P.
Mason, wounded severely: missing S.
Go. D.-killed, Sylvapus Lund.
Co. Capt. o. T. Cushman, missing;
Segt. Bailey, Maj. Gould and Frank Gould,
wounded; missing ..
Go. Corp. Douglass Edmonds, wound
ed and a prisoner. Loren VI. Bingham
missing.
Go. G.-Sergt. Vanderlp and nine others
missing.
Go. H-John Sulham, Geo. L. Knights,
killed. Sergt Morgan, wounded in arm
Corp. Gordon. in the shoulder; Corp. James
Stone in hip; Corp. James O'Riley, in arm !;
VIM. Crandall, wounded. Sergt. Emmett
Mather and seven others. John McIntire
and Darwin Eames are know to be wounded
severely and TO be prisoners.
Go. L-Chauncy Thurston, missing.
Go. K.-All right
Co. L. Capt. Parsons, slightly wounded.
Geo. Brownell, killed. Corp. Ira E. Spsrr1y,
wounded, leg amputated. ]. 4. Fobes E. ].
Wolcott. Sergt- Geo. III. Duncan and two
others are wounded and missing.
Go. M-Thomas NcGuire, wounded in
hip.
HEADQUARTERS Isl VERMONT CAvALIY, }
Boonsboro' July 10, 1868.
-Nr. Editor Il send YOU list of the kill
ed. wounded and missing in company c. Yer
mont cavalry since our regiment crossed into
Maryland, July Sd, near Gettysburg, Pa. on
cur left. Ii. 2. c.. Cheney, wounded in
bowels. il hospital, doing well)
Private Joel .. Smith, killed; VIM. 2.
Mason, right arm amputated, in hospital,
doing well y G. &. Smith, john Bancroft,
Gilbert +. Fisk, Randall L. Hall. M1lon Nor
ris. T. c. Ward, NJ. H. Stone, missing.
July 9th. al Haserstown, Nd, Sergeant
naniel J. Hill, wounded and missing; Ser
seant X. Stiles, Corporal D-,id Z. Freeman,
Private De Forrest L. Lewis, missing.
July Sth, Near Boonsboro' Md, Corporal
Marcus NJ. Rice, Private Thomas S. Nav.
missing; JAS. t. Reed, wounded, in hospital
(slightly.l
Those killed, wounded and missing, were
lost in charge made by the I'd battalion in
command of Major Wells; it was at this
time that Brig. Gen. Farnsworth, command
ing lst brigade hilpatrickis division, was
killed.
Perhaps many reported missing may re-
turn. 1t. Col. Preston in command of the
regiment IFakOR's Daily.
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Justice Of The Peace.
Dated a.
dsy of ,lS6.

NoIE This certificate il to he used only in
where TIE abr of the person claiming exemption is
slly Leoessy for the support Of IL persons dependent
is sufficient property rild support, and the necessary
bnsines be transacted Tor collecting the income by
agents. trustees the like
,I,sTE The first certificate lie signed by the
person claiming exemption. and the second hy two
pecahle persOs es6s Of faInile resident in the
county, district with the person for whom
em,tion i claimed
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Justice of the Peace.
Dated at
shis
dayof

NOTE The first certificate must be s'gnedhy thepa-
making the election and the second ty two resecs
he citizens thesds Of faTiel residents Of the tow.
county, district in viii the persons reside snd sEoru
TO before magistrate II the fsher IL deceased,
the certificate to he signed by the mother and the fact
Of the fathers desth lie 10 he stated by the persons certify
ing
Nc1f eThis certificate is to be used only in cases
where the labor Of the person claiming exemption is sctu
sE necessary for the support Of the persons dependent
ln The exemption does not apply in where there
sunent property TO yield support and the necessary
Business Tor collecting the income be transacted by
sgents, trustees. the like
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Justice Of the Peace.
day of IS6
Dated this

S"IE 1.-The first Of the above certificates must be
gned by the person claiming exemption and the second
y two respectable citizens thesd. of fsmiliel residents Of
the town county. district in which the person resides
and svOrn to before magistrate.
S"rE 2.-This certificate Is he used only in
where the labor of person claiming exemption
ally necessary for the support of the persons dependent
him. The exemption does sppy in where there
Is sufficient property to yield support and the necessary
business for collecting the income be transacted by
agents, trustees. the ike.
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FORM 26.

Certificate of a Parent that he or she de.
sires one of his or her sons exempted,
l, the subscriber, the father (or mother) of
and residents of county.
state of hereby certify that am aged
and intirm, and that l am dependent for sup
port on the labor of my two SONS, above
named; and that elect that my SON
shall be exempt from the operations
OF the act OF Congress :" for enrolling and
calling out the national forces" &C., APPROX
ed March 3, 1868.
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F rom the First Vermont Brigade.
NEAR FUNKSTOWN.

NEAR + FUNkSTOWN,
Maryland, July -.
There is at this moment no indication Of a
fight. The opinion is gaining ground that
Tie greater portion of Lees army has escaped
into Virginia. and that in our onward march
towards Williamsport and Hagerstown we
shall fad nothing but rear guard, which the
rebel general may be disposed to sacrifice
rather than risk his whole army in another
Lees army, is very rapidly be-
coming scattered and demoralized. The men
are difficult to retain in hand, and will
not fight like the soldiers of victorious
army.
In the severe skirmishing of Friday, July
10. when the rebels were driven from Bene
vola to Funkstown, by the Vermont brigade,
all of our force was engaged. This gallant
brigade had the whole front, extending near
ly three miles, and fought with great gallant
ry. 1t is composed of men who are nortorl-
Gus for pluck and endurance, and have the
reputation of always going lwhen they are
told and staying where they are put.
The following is complete list of the cas-
ualties in this brigade On Friday
SECOND VERMONT REGIMENT.
Walter Hurd, X
Wounded.
VIM Elmer, X, slightly
John Comstock, X slightly
John Crosby, severel y
Gee NJ Colt, c severely
lst 1t Eben n Dany, X slightly
81 1t Henry Conneiy, X
THIRD VERMONT REGIMENT
KVed.
Jno Cuthbert
lfOunded
TT Leonard, hip, slightly
Noble G Page, thigh, slightly
A w Jones, d neck and chin, badly
AD Parker | shoulder, severely
FOURTH VERMONT REGIMENT.
Geo w Ball, ID
WondeG
Col Chas B Stoushton, over right eve,
1t w H Martin, A neck, slightly
Alonzo Bigelow, A chest
Henry H Belamy, A mortally, since dead.
Stephen A Cabron, A thigh, mortally
Geo B Godfrey, A hand
Barney Divine, A arm
Clark Bartlett, A leg
Rodney W Waldridge, B side
L & Griswold, c foot
F W Griffin, ID face
W J Cutting, D leg and hand
Owen Burl d shoulder
NJ H Bartlett, D thigh, mortalIy
Jas Clark, b arm, slightly
John Ives, D leg
SB Roger, D hand
Israel Strater, d face
SH Dun, D. face
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J A Taylo, D groin, mortal
Lyman German, D shoulder
Chas Chaplin, F foot, severely
Henry NJ Currier, II leg
c H Hull, l hand
FIFTH VERMONT REGIMENT.
Nelson C Ross, C
JOS N Leonard. E
Moses Abbott, d
Geo NJ Partridge, D
Francis Murray,
W 2 Craig, G
Wounded.
Roosevelt Robinson, A ankle
Jno Lessle, A hand
Peter Delphy, B arm
Jos Demars, E hand
Gusiavus Perkins, G foot
Jas Martin, ! arm
I'd 1t Fred Kimball, G thigh, slightly.
f E Brunaugh, G arm
Jno Devere, G head, slightly
Jno P Hunter, G knee
F Bounsley, F severely
Patrick Carney, F hand
Jno Eagan, F hand
Jas Carson, F knee
Matthew Fannon, side
Jno Kelley, F thigh
VIM Green, X hip, badly
Martin ? Sockey, X abdomen
Jas Judd, K temple
Jas Peno. X both legs
Jas Salisbury, X leg
VIM H Mcclure, D thigh
Alonzo Priest d temple
F Gabaree, X leg
RECAPITULATION.
Killed 8
Wounded 50
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Form 2S.

Certificate that two members of the fam.
ily of the person liable 10 draft are al.
ready I'M the military service of the
United States.
We, the subscribers, and res
idents of county,state Of +,
hereby certify that TWO members of the fam
ily and household Of county and state
above mentioned, are in the military service
Of the United States, as non-commissionsd
officers, musicians or privates.
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Form q.

Certificate that the person liable 10 draft
Is the only brother of a child or chill
dren dependent on his labor for support.
i, the subscriber, being liable to
draft into the service of the United States,
hereby make affidavit that l am the only
brother of under 12 wears of age,
having neither father nor mother, and oe-
pendent on my labor for support.
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Personally appeared before me, the above
named ,ano and seyerally made
oath that the above certificate is correct and
true, te the best Of their knowledge and be
lief.
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Personally appeared before me, the above
named land ,and seyerally made
oath that the above certificate is correct and
true, to the best of their knowledge and be-
lief.
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Personally apneared

Personally appeared before me, the above
named , and and seysrally
made oath that the above certificates are cor
rect and true, to the best of their knowledge
and belief.
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and dependent on the labor of sons for
support.
sons for

Personally appeared before me the above
ramed and and severally made
oath that the above certificates are correct
and true, to the best of their knowledge and
belief.
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We, the subscribers, and Of
the town. county, and state above mention
ed, hereby certify that the above statement
Of S age is correct and true to the best
of our knowledge and belief.
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2 The timid man trembles before danger
the coward during 1.-THE brave man
when it is over.
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List Of Casualties in the Nine Months
Brigade.

40" " ioSteI, Cdpl ", lOln, ACtlnS ms.
n, Weston, severely
Vim d Munson, 1t Col, 18th, Colchester,
ere confusion
Thirteenth Regiment.
KILLED.
Henry II Smith, Sergt Maj, Stowe
Patrick Corey, A, Rutland
WOUNDED, co. A.
John I Sinnott, lst 1t, Rutland, NOR
tally
Thos Blake, sergt, Rutland mortally
John Shanahan, Burlington
Michael McEnnery, Rutland &" /
Martin Maley' Burlington severely
John Hamlin. 4"
Adolphus Guinetts, Rutland
David 7 Hard. Essex :"
Patrick Mangan, Rutland "
Jos Wallace, Milton L"
Tory W Sibley, Westford "
MISSING.
John Cain, Burlington
John Collins, Rutland
John Brewin, Burlington
Anthony Donelly, Rutland
John Earrisan. Burlington
EDWARD McNellis, {"
Patrick Ready. Burlington
VIM Woodruff, Westford
KILLED, co. B.
James Fl Wilson, Warren
WOUNDED.
Saml J Dana, Fayston severely
Dexter F Parker, Waitsfeld "
Albert H Chase, Middlesex
John Dolph, Warren slightly
d S Stoddord, Waitsfeld :"
Chas P Carpenter, Moreton
Zlba keyes, Jr,
Otis. G Miles, Middlesex,
Lester X Dow, Duxbury
J " Richardson, Waitsfield"
Thompson Stoddard. Waitsfeld slightly
Ed A Fisk, "aitstielI slightly
WOUNDED, co. c.
Durham A Marble, Berlin severely
Jerome f Ballow, Berlin
Saml Pratt, Worcester q"
Joseph Simmons, Marshfeld I"
H II Martin, East Montpelier
Saml W Benjamin, Berlin slightly
James S Caswell, Worcester
Alanson Nye, East Montpelier
Willard c Snow,
Henry Wakefield
Chas A Watson, Worcester
Hen A Miles,
Geo Fierce, East Montpelier 1"
Victor Genait, East Montpelier "
KILLED, co. D.
Octave MARCEL. Milton
VIM Marsh, Colchester
WOUNDED.
James Harmon, Milton severely
Julius F Densmore, Colchester severely
Loomis NJ Bently, Milton severely
Myron P Sculin, Colchester
Richard J Griffin, {"
VIM Crosby,
John Johnson,
Harry Tomlinson, Richmond )"
Geo W Lee, Colchester
MISSING.
Mitchell Lucia, Milton
Highel McNull,
KILLED, co. z.
Orson S Carr, Stowe
WOUNDED.
Frank Ken6eld, lst 1t, Morristown Sc
verely
c Wolcott, Morristown, severely
JOS NJ Chaplin, Morristown
Darwin Butler, Cambridge
ID NJ Dickerson,
Chas W Whitney, Wolcott
John P Hall, Cambridgeport "
Joseph S Collins, Stowe slightly
wv Daniels, Morristown
Lyman Seely, Cambridge
Sanford o Wells, d"
Seth c Sanborn, Morristown, slightly.
KILLED, COZ.
Henry c Russell, Richmond
WOUNDED.
George L Baldwin, Williston, severely
Lawrence Kelley,
Byron d Mathews, Jericho
MISSING.
John w Jackson, Underhill
Linus Burt, St George
WOUNDED, co. G.
NJ B Williams, Capt, Bakersfield severely
Albert 7 Kingsly, Montgomery
John Combs,
Charles Cutting
Joseph W Hitchcock, Bakersfield
Thos I Smell, Enosburg
Horace d Blaisdell, Richford
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We the Subscribers "a
resi-

We, the subscribers, and resi-
dents of county, state of
hereby certify that who is liable to
draft, is the only brother OF under l2
years of age, having neither father nor
mother, and dependent on his labors for sup
port.
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Personally appeared before me the
above named and and sever
ally made oath that the above certificate is
correct and true, to the best of their knowl-
edge and belief
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We, the subscribers, do hereby certify that
the above named is aged and ;nfrm.
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Form 20.

Certificate that the person liable 10 draft
L. the father of -aotheTless children.
underI2 years of aSe. dependent on his
labor for support.
|, the subscriber, being liable TO
draft into the service of the United States,
hereby make affidavit that am the father of
motheriess child under IL
years of age, and dependent on my labor for
support
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We, the subscribers, do hereby certify that
the above-named is the only SON of q
widow Tor Of aged and infrm parents) de-
pendent on his labor for support.
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Personally appeared before me, the above
named and aid severally made
oath that the above certificate is correct and
true TO the best of their knowledge and be-
lief