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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

There we're also received during the past nfca year
81 tons copper ore, 1924 DO stone, 10 do lead b7o7
empty -four barrels, e4sO2O pounds sugar. 70 ss7 bf
leather, SO CATTLE 1873 calves SO horses Soi hogs IS
lambs, I57 sheep, s,44s bushels potatoes So do ys'
ETC. The receipts OF the past month (septsmssr we're
1917 hhda tobacco 427 packages Manufactured d.
$3.50 barrels of four 81 9s7 bushels wheat $40 BUSH
els corn, 254 bushels OATS 624 tons pig on 56S tons
COAL tons lead 1855 bales hay. cords wood Ss
pounds butter, l7S bushels meal, II, no sacks sai
soS5 pounds sugar, 7ss pounds lard, 4,bol pounds
leather so calves IA hogs, Is sheep, 606 busheis po
tstoes, AN pounds wool. etc. ,-ol ~ ,.saf. Il :.
/, The following commercial report appears IN
the Petersburg Register of this date:
zobaeso-The market was vsry animated to-day, End
prices higher than at any time this season. Good de
scrptions of leaf uch wanted d $75 70 90 logs ana
common leaf remain without much change, but ah de-
scriptio are frmer. ~ 81 ~ -.f.g75sa.< fn
fCotten Market active and Hrn, With sales at 7scs
and this sum refused for more. Soms bold q VI
OOrn-In brisk demand u ssi per bsshsl q hiysn
pounds. s IL (,s ~ = -. ~ -. Il
:. Wasas--None coming In e. - q :.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

A TALL PRIcK "A writer in the Augusta Constitu-
tiousl ST complains that announcement Of General
Toombs for Congress taken to the proprietor OF
the Chronicle and Sentinel and the latter required as
condition. TO it' publication, Zone hundred dollars for
each insertion" The srer adds that "the extorton.
ate charge was in wse based upon opposition to Mr..
roombs," from which conclude that advertising in
the Chronicle must be dear luxury.-Savaa. RPub.
The editor and proprietor Of the Chronicle" is not,
We trust, the same person who some time ago was
charged with buying up paper to speculate on. That
man me from Connecticut. entered the Southern ar.
n.y. had one or both shot Off the battle Of Shi
lob and forced to try his hand at editing newspa-
per- bat soon got tired Of it aud went to Europe
Government Agent. If be returned to tho oonfedera
cy the fact WAS not made public
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMkkCIAL
RIcgroNp THURSDAY. Oct. 10, Il

RICHMOND, Thursday, Oct. IL. 1868.
The demand for Confederate cotton bonds
is represented more active at $50 and int Bonds Of
the 100 mill loan are now selling at l06.llP} an ad-
vance Of 81. We quote bonds of the is mill. loan,
coupons at Is5 and int seven per cents $l0l Va re.
gistered bonds, 200, and int; N. Cirons tixs new,
2l0 an int ditto eigbts, s225,2S0; City OF Richmond
bonds 235 and int Richmond aud Dinrilie Rainoad
bonds, 22S and int Richmond and DAnv stock, 200;
Va and Tenn. R. r., Isl; Bank of Commonwealth, l65;
Traders B,nk 1872; Richmond Fire Assn 45; Old Dc.
minon Ins Co., Sc. These quotations are based chiefly
upon the results Of tae ! at auction sale5
Gold may be quoted at sllall so; Silver, IS 80 to
$40 $3.50 -'=.
We subjoin our review Of the markets:
Country Produce potatoes, s5a6 per busLel;
sweet $50; apples, sS5i4j per Dbl; onions, $50a60
per Dbl. -e-
: F2oar.-We herr of Gales of lev bbs at S55 to go.
The market is nearly bare. Corn meal 81 per bus.
ForaS-Hay, in bulk, il selling at So per 100 lbs.
Fuel is unchanged I'll
Grain.-No wheat arriving. Tho diego Mills have
suspended operations for want Of supplies. Corn scarce
at $40 per bus.
GfCceT1eS BcueTuhy unCuan6eu. 'uBo' 10 eeA' ~
SO 5Oa2 rs ,rs declining TO buy until the Lsgsla-
ure has disposed of tie bill regulating prices. E ghty
bads., on their way to Richmond belonging 10 mer-
cantIe firm, have been stopped in North Cirolins.
Coffee, S. to 8. Rice, 25 to 27c Salt, 66A6o cts.
Hides and Leather unchanged. E.t.u.--, q.
Liquors firm at last relations ~ @ = ~
Provisions firm at $3.50 for hog round
Butter, SO 25aS so; Lard, 81.
Iroa.-Bar Iron, 40 to 60 eta. Horse shoe nail rods
10 cs Nails ssOs5 Ter keg, except I'D, which are
held at Sl0Oil25 per kcg,
Tobacco, is more active, aud prices have further ad
yapced. Manufactured and smoking are quiet.
We annex comparative statement derived
from official records Of the receipts at chmond, and
shipments hence Of various articles by James River and
Kanawha Canal, during The company's fsoa years, end
loo goth Sspteuber 1861, 62 and '68: f-y
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA..
t.f- EXTRA SESSION. snlrff ~
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Dot. Is, 1868.

THURSDAY, Oct Is, 1863.
Prayer by the Raw. DR.. Sprigg, of the Episcopal
Church.
A message from the House was read, announcing the
passage OF several bills. .5,+l
PAT DEPARTMENT.
Senate bill abolishing the pay department for Virginia
forces having been reported from the House with sew
eral amendments, the dill was laid on the table,
SURPRISING GAMING.
Senate bill for the suppression OF gaming was reported
from the House with several amendments one of which
provided the additional penalty against the faro dealer
of whipping at the public whipping post.
Mr.. NEWMAN, Of Mason, moved that the Senate
concur in the amendments OF the House to the gaming
bill.
Mr.. KEEN thought the remarkable provisions of the
bill demanded its reference back to the committee from
which it emanated. as,i satp 81
Mr. JOHNSON favored the bill {
Mr. ALDERSON was in favor Of the bill, but opposed
to the amendment proposing to whip at the public
whipping post, because he thought such provision
would render the law nugatory. Iwoud be difout to
iud Jury who would find verdict in favor of such q
barbatous practice. = "A 4 y So faaB. 0E
Others favored, aud some opposed the amendmenf.-
The proposition TO reconmt the bill having failed the
Senate agreed to strike out the whipping clause but
agreed that the fnc imposed In ease Of conviction
should not be less than hundred more than one
thousand dolars. ftjtJl'r 800 it A1s q
The Senate adopted several new amendments to the
bill.
A proposition by Mr.. NEWMAN, of Mason, provid-
lag that stripes may be inflicted upon the faro dealer
was adopted. This amendment authorizes the judge,
at his discretion 10 nHot the stripes whilst the one
okeu out required the infection in every case Of con-
viotion.)
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
FROM THE ARMY OF TRNNEssEE.
tsPEolAE CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE w8lGl
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN,
Near Chattanooga, Oct. Q, 1868.

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN,
Near Chattanooga, Oct 0, 1868.
The longer We remain here the more strongly does
the opinion obtain that Rosecrans has determined upon
an offensive movement The fact that he has 50 much
at stake in maintaining possession Of Tennessee that
Chattanooga is Sebastopo in strength that be Is there
firmly established and subject only to interruption In
the rear and that the whole North looks TO him as the
champion of the West who Is eventually to penetrate
our remaining stronghods, Is evidence enough Of an
intention which, our mind gathers new force every
hour.
Admirably fortified, occupying range Of command
ing hills entrenched three lines deep with broad river
ponooned and bdged to connect his rear and hourly
expectation Of renoroements he has every but
one, for holding grimly to the position to which he
has been driver and bidding defiance to all our demon.
STATIONS But that single reason 10 all potent; and
since it is known at the North, s may be mentioned
here Our cavalry is in the Of the enemy fitting
hither and thther and bouncing like birds of prey on
every Yankee train that heaves in sight.
Already, we have tidings from Yankee Lieutenant
captured yesterday that somebody" has destroyed one
section, or one hundred and fifty wagons and that the
whole army Is anxious, in view of the gsstronomic
prospect ahead. BE added in conversation with me-
that the mss were short raons and have been thus
for a number Of days. further revelation was that
Burnside had not yet arrived, and that the present
strength of the Federal army, according to his
innate, was only about 10000 men. This corresponds
with the figures OF officers, who, through their
glasses on Lookout Peak observe every movement
Of the Federal forces count their tents and witness their
evening parsdes.
As minated in former letter. there Is desire
the part Of the enemy TO attack formidable lines
but rather an anxiety that should attack their own.
Il is not unlikely that in this respect feel very much
ike the Yankees. Never, during this war, have two
coDtendipg armies, within three miles Of each other,
been strongly entrenched and, of course never
sas battle inaugursted BY an antagonist more eagerly
courtsd Whether the Federas will be grstifed. il
not for me 70 foreshadow nor d ID proper for CORES
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE fUbLlCs
lis slways panfai under the Of arrsyng
ge beoe the pub c but the eic1stsnee Of The A.
am Of a. s f1.
confederate cnice will, IuIL be my sufficient excuse
oonmssry Genera Of ct and m.ma
the part Of one OF his eas In aon 70 some oek aeep
aod eae had sold the Government which stock hau be
scattered Of vhica had dned 10 my neds more
than after The SALE and were .a.n At tls time Of nr
house and at this present vng are near my yard gashi
ieser, but for Its length would be sutj ,lnei.
l. contained undepiae and uoconrscted statement Of
far tend ms 10 judgment 10 thow serious eenqency n
AM hrng sarv DE nuSe n,o
py being tlen and wing been Tor osg time, on my prsma
the bus So certain
limits Of bgnt to private Judgment ercsm on tie
agent hmsel intended derived benefit
report, having opportunity Afforded him of elsafns up hs
eorduc explaiung his spparsct elec day to The sat
isfacdon OF the Department, whose agent and sub he
yor thus daring humble unoni a civilian 70 call bis
official question, the Mt aforesaid sho oaa
ihos R,binson King william county e1d.Av red
me- by s,sanl ing vita budg on under
claim the thinnei Of his siin aad the liability Of hi, tempe
already ..nta s am S S1a :, et .ss 3D.
ps,Sa yS..cs and %s. s1se,s, toe sas S;s
isnssr ssh 1857 wholly ursu,pc such act, equally
unp eparsd TO rist IT, But orepa,n would seem y
s.,s % sO Of he Valiant Ssp a. You sSs Sc. He
the door a. table as entered e sce and Wien
se R.iS uS so n
warning potee began TO bclaSor me uiou4J over
the head Asttunded ana also hnie huLred oy sucn
sudden and unexp Whence, seconds befoiel
cula sciet ty ether u comprehend s.ua'
ron anything deence After receiving several
we're blows from behind howvs tura,d upon my
aud old am succeeded In wre-iing Dt lob roo him. and
trestpg TO Of his making,
before lterpose aud rescued him Al the
0dRdnt CAPTAIN buex ures and may hark h stars for
"a. kiud interpretation through which he escaped 50 WE'LL
Much comment needless but q1esa
sugges: themselves 70 you patient suffering
pusc whom add myself Nay private eilsen dare 10
report the cial behaviour OF publ ocer whsus dasg 70
fs hesh D. Tie heads OF departments conneoed With
beating shall have the sndse III attention 70 their
coangs misdcipgr Djes gu violence
,ttate sufficient chrg,s when pree red and final
w. silence and qaiescsnee 70 be imposed III: entire
oisI unmtarv community ty ys EN- Of terrorism Of
vLch Re bnst ms ieocious sex IL the
uot, Ties, points great pubic TIL pilns
ont Of pau satent Of facts and Submitted
well. -..,,> rIste
oc16 1t d. GRlG3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

81
: Hor.-Wr quote ,a!es Of ianiiIy at SO. and tIua
at $40, To-day lhe market is nearly bsr Of all gr,oes
Ssyga-Stock light aud market brm at s21o 70
50 80
Qaa.s Small SIMPLY, selling at $40 ,tretdl
Molasses.-Home made, 81 TO IL: Nss orirs's rt'd
ct $ls. -
Cands.-TAllow. ssi; ,psfm. 81
Salt North Carolina, s5s; Virginia, Cos Liver;
pool, 81. 80, ~ 80 1,tSIs -
Bytter.-S3t to s3f ,,c, ..
Bdcon-fism at 81 90
= Lard. Firm nt So ueel
= Corn Meal $40 per bushel and scarce.
The Lynchburg Republican says:
There is con inued dlinsss IL rsLu'sctured foLc.
CO. IA tobaccos in dein,.dJ butt Q wsr.i ou-e
br AXIS are ,erv light, aud confined modly 10 ievern
les o. good English sbippi' leaf we're made see'es'
DAY at SJO@e39 Lugs at s266l30 5-
Flour scarce, is dfculs 10 get BAT;
rel Tor consumption icon Is out Of the qrestcn and
corn meal snd ashens teeth. A g.
eral duness and indsposout ;rsds prevails 10 the
community. We hope II is iorerunner Of better
state OF things
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
DIED..
OBITUARY,

On Thursday, October 15h. ses at Duncan Lodge, The e
dsnce Hon. Holiday In the county Hsar
HENRY P. PoINDExFER, in tbs l9th scar Of his age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

Den. life int xofl IA
NJ JnIv issS NJ cHAhixfKn powgRs daughter OF Kobt
P,.ncS AZ arr is. If Tho. p,.e,s sod 81 vesrs
a. rmh, II reIr on A. Hsbson uhxpe I'm 1874 nader the
rinsy ~ ts nav ma ioiaed TIE Metho. h
riseo. cbureh Of vhch .he en, ued meber TO the
lin. he. Dean Tr dvt az vtich
upon Ter aiage wers 40 dcssrsd "a reAy 20 ssdssr he
ss 10 those go Ia .ry isfsncy were d.
cave CT tn, scarcely rec qn ed my dasI
ence shs SO her a 90 only
mand The nut 10 yin IN. love OF her servants
trpute 10 the Prosperity Of her she vs kin
and 10 the sick soldiers OF our Whoa
shs toek fro TIE hospitals her own
tam Il G are and Madness
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
FROM THE UNIrED srArEs.

Northern papers of the 18th ins have been received
We subjoin the most interesting extracts:
FROM TENNESSEE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16
na,y, p,or m NV uAxp,Bfsr.

GRkAr FALLS, N. Ii, 0,t. lO.-A mob 1t Jackson, !
thi, State on Thurdsy night, burned the hotel wheI
the Deputy Provost MARSHAL was stopping while servip
notices on drafted men. He has Just passed throug
this place en- route for Portsmouth, TO obtain necessar
assistance. t.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

NUIlCR il hereby given that application will
In made Ne second Auditor the connonvsanh ofvs
g. 400, asssts y wss WEns sad bosds h.v.s bsss .s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-16

COMMERCIAL.
Gold sold readily in New York on Saturday at lash
9l49, against l44 for the corresponding day OF last
week. This is 4 rapid rise. .t'. .na
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-31
chrssemas IN R.e hne.a,

Christmas passed without any particular
svert stirring the community. Almost every
body kent ChristInso rster a fashion peculiar
to himse'f- r''--n 80 great deal Of drink.
ing and RuzzIing, both in public and private
and, per consequence, numerous exhibitions Of
drunkenness among the ,oung men. There
were several small riots In as many quarters OF
the town, resulting In the Disagreement of a
halfdosen faces, but no deaths.
The upper and lower cages were tepanted 10
their capacity on Christmas eve; and no court
sitting on Christmas morning, all who could
not give bail spent Christmas where they least
expecied-in the lookup. Christmas night
wound up with carnival at the theatre, which
overlooked with the booty men aud boys. The
spectacular and volcanic play of Massani.
clio" on the stage was varied by fighting,
cursing, and pulling and hauling in the par.
quette.
All the bar rooms took in more money than
they wanted during the day, and closed early
In the evening. Drunken men went to bed,
and the merry ones bawled through the streets
until midnight came down and threw her man
tie OF silence over the exhausted city.
Saturday morning, Richmond rose with a
headache and disordered stomach, and made a
mental calculation of the loss and gain, plcns.
ure and pain, experienced and yet in store for
the merry Christmas keepers.-RieImond Err
daii'le,, 2S.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-31
TELL-TALK MACHINEi
TOSEP PHI NOLDS. co.
IL No. 500 Ninth htTeet. near Parma Ayenne

PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS,
Have just received and will keep cons 'antiy on
hand q full assortment Of Chandeliers, Brackets,
Drop Lights, Portables, large and small GlMs
Globes, and Mica and other Shades, together with
all articles in the Gas Fitting line from the far
ianed establishment OF Archer Il PAncoAst," of
New York, and other manu-, eturers In that city,
from whom we are daily resolving the newest and
most beautiful patterns, all OF which will be sold
on the most satisfactory terms, for cash. Alsp,
RANGES, FURNACES, FIRE BOARD STOVES
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE, at
the lowest price, from he mAnufaotoryUf Francis
Mclllyain, Of Philadelphia, which has stood the
test OF over ten years. and not only the
best, al well as the cheapest, but the most econO-
ical range In use at the present time.
We would also call particular attention to our
FIRE-BoARD 81 Owe, which Tor beauty OF finish,
and quantity OF heat radiated we DEFY competi.
ton. Hotels, Restaurants, and citizens generally,
are Invited TO examine our stock OF Gas Fixtures,
and other articles, before purchasing, as with good
work, I'm all cases warranted) fair prices, and
promptness IN business, we think We can promise
our patrons entire satisfaction In their dealings
with us.
CAL and see our Bathing Tubs, Water Closets,
"LshItRhaI, Basint, Sc, SC, at No, 600 Ninth
street, near PsnRsylV AHA avenue, aeIS-2w
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-31
TINTED STATES MARsHALs

NiiED oIAlES MARSHAL,S
~ sALE OF CERTAIN PATENT RIGHTS he.
under the Connscation act. Nuniop
In virtue OF decree issued from thu ,Io,,.,
nee o. ne supreme Court Of the District OF Calm.
hia, holding district court and to me si,sr,n
VIII offer ut public sale, for cash. In ron, a.
Courthouse door Of said District, on WEu,Nt,nTe
DAa. ths 10Th gay Of December instant, 1850 ~ "a
bunops right and interest in and 10 the
Letters P-tent, wis vac ioHoWihg
Letter. pasE Patent granted 70 Samuel Morse on
Telegraph, and In the same reissnsd TO- o'masnetic
day oil June, ls,s; and In the same esteod. e is,h
2Oth DAY OF June, 1855 and In Letters P.,sn,
hprii' isie, AMI ~ Il, a. merse, on the 18th day Of
day OF June lsh for simi ar improv.ma,, e i'In
In Letters Patent granted to Moses e. F.rms, anu n
srm ps,i and Il isaa for
loses G. Farmer, on the nth d,v az " grtnten 10
or Porous Cells for Galyanic Bstterie., isos
"a the 18Th dsy " Many 1s 70 Farmer Claiming
graph; and In Letters Patent grabtcS a. @ Ieie-
Farmer, on the 10th day of NoyemheSo nssu y.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,ior. st rire;Aiarm Apparatus; and In
the nth day Of January, 1859, for Fire A.r on
parstuA; and IN Letters Patent GRANTED 10 Moa.n y
Farmer, on the nth day ofJanGary, 1859 ior An ~
Letters Patent granted to Moses q; Earmsr nm
the ga DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1859, for Fire-AiaTm An.
paTa!.esi ana ~
on the 9Th day ~ March, 1860 for Fire i.rn az,
psratus; and 4 Letters Pateaf granted 10 Mass.
Farmer, on the ID day of 5iay 1859 FOR Mach ,
,oI Operating signal Whistles by Electro-sIagnrt.
VI esoh Of the same, are Of record in Inc D. , t
DhlGe OF the United States Of America Attaesed'
'gg,isY sna 9, ndemned unde the Lonfscatica se,
as ls Win b. .o ir y, md utter
lily ''A's' WARD II. LAMoN,
" y Marshal d. c.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-31
DROPOSALS FOR BUNTING AND
DRY-GOODS.

BUREAU Of NAVIGATION,
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WAauInGTos, Dec. is, 1863
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbis
ohice until II IN. on the 10Th day OF January next
for furnishing the requisite supply OF Bunting and
Dry Goods for the use OF the Navy at the Brook.
lug the 30th June, 1861.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proporsls for
OF this Bureau.
The articles to he included In these propos ala
are particularly described In the pInted schedules
copies OF which may be obtained on application 10
the Navigation Oticer at the brooklyn Navy Yard
or to the Bureau, samples will be seen and special
ihtormation obtained on application to the Nsvi.
CATION Officer,
AL articles must be delivered to the Yard at I, q
expense and risk Of the contractor, In suitable
packages, with his name properly marked thereon;
and the articles must be subject TO Inspection
measurement, weight, sc., at the Yard and entire,
ly sstisIactory to the Navigation oficer thereat.
Every offer must be &C ,ompanied by q written
guaranty, A. required by law.
sifettes In the full amount will be required to
sign the contract and their responsibility certified
toby United States District Judge, ATTORNEY,
Collector, or Navy Agent dsl7-lawtt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-31
PROFESSIONAL.
DECISIONS, BOUNTIEs,
1 BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
CLARK n GAYLORD,
ht"r'..y' dna Co,",e.',rs At La,',
SOLICITORS r.
son ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner fth aud y strssts, Room No. =
WArBtSsrcr,> n. c.

This Firm, having = thorough knoyyIelse Of the
Pension Business, aad being familiar with the
practice in all the Departments Of Government
Pension, Bounty And other Tlaimsnts, foi the
prompt and succei iil acc liihpsnt OF business
entrusted to them .hsh any other nrIu In Washing.
ton. They deaire 10 scoure such An amount Of this
ness for each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on
the basis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
dose they viii secure the services OF Law Firms In
each prominent locality throughout tile States
where such busDess may be hal, furnish such with
all the necessary blank fOrms OF application and
evidence, requisite printed pAuphct Instructions,
and Circulars for distribution In their vicinity, with
Associater name 'nhert.'', and upon the due exc.
eution Of Tie pspcis nd ,nsmission Of the same
to them by their > ~ n ases they will promp
ly perform the btsfhts, h.re. -.
~ Their charges viii he FIVE DOLLARS FOR
oFfIECRs and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRiVATEs,
for each Pension or Bounty and Back Pay obtained,
and ten per cent. On amount OF Claims for MILL
TAhY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS EoR INDEMNITY,
II soldiers enlisted since the lst OF March, 1851,
In any kind Of service, Military or Naval, whs are
disabled BY disease or wounds, are entitled to PEN
si Ss;a, Az ssasS, Eh :srvs for two
By law OF the last session Of Congress, all Sol.
diers discharged on account Of wounds received IN
shall receive the 800 bounty; and ali revenue
stAmps heretofore required soldiers application
papers are dispensed with. Widow OF soldiers
Eho die or are KILLED entitled to Pensions and
minor children, and II no minor children, then the
father, mother, sister,, or brothes entitled to
the sl0O bounty, and, In addition thereto, depend.
snt mothers, sisters, or brothers viii be pensioned
EDWARD CLARK,
WILLIS ~ GAYLORD.
WashingtoE. d. c., 1893. mar s-ly
HRnpnShJS EnD uAV lTD A yIT