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TUE DRAFT.

A great many people in this county, are
l.borins under the impression that no dram
IN Ohio is necessary. This Is a mistake
Ohio doss not stand clssr OF the draft, and
b er portion Of the quota TO be furnished viii
amount to some IL, 900 or $1,000. II this nup
Der Is not raised by volunteering, the drsf'
will certainly take place between tbis time
and the frat OF November. Those that de.
sire to get clear Of the draft, sbould now vol.
unteer--,hs pay and bounty is better than !,
WAS year ago, and in all probability, the
rebellion will soon be crushed out, and many
will be discharged from the service. This
last draft has been made as lenient as Il
could be In time OF war. The $500 exemp.
ton is less onerous on the poor and mid.
ding classes, than ifthere was no exemption
whatever because then the price Of substi
tutes would be up to from 81 800 to $1,000
which would prevent the large mass Of the
people from svailing themselves Of any un'
der any circumstances. And besides some
businessmen must stay at home to keep
business moving to support the families Of
those who have gone. Every man belongs
to the Government which protects him, and
II he is not willing to 60 his duty In cup.
porting that Government, he must be either
COWARD or a TRAIroRl The man also who
tries to create difficulty by stating that the
$500 exemption law Is for the benefit Of the
rich, and the oppression Of the poor, eanno,
be loyal mamie must either be too COW.
ardly TO perform his duty TO his country, OF
else he desires the destruction Of the Govern.
ment. by trying 10 keep its citizens from pre-.
venting It's destruction. War is great
calamity, and all laws bear hard upon the
people during war-the rich as well as the
poor. Such has ever been the se.sinee the
creation Of man; and such will be the case
go long as the human race exists. No per
son is more interested in upholding our noble
Government than the poor man. which pro
tccts him 10 all his rights; and as fsras th'
laws are concerned, places him upon at
equality with the richest man in the land.
Let every man reeollect that no draft would
unNe oeeh hccesshD W F"' WV" Wv Nv
belion IL the leading Copperheads of The
North had not aided the Rebels by iheii
sympathy. and discouraged the people from
Volunteering Every soldier now In th'
Union Army viii tell you that the Rebellion
would have been over is months ago IL It hst
not been for thi, sympathy. We know
leading Corpcrh eads IL. Seneca County
persuaded young men not TO Volunteer. bu
to stay a. home and vote them into office Il
oppose the Governmeut-they. and the,
alone, are responsible for all the draits tha
will DO found necessary to put down ihi
wicked Democratic" rebellion.
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[ From the Mon.ezuma Republisap.l

......... MoSTrzrNA, Iowa, 1863.
Dicd-At Champion Hill. La. on the
night Of the 18th Of May, 1864, Of disease
caused by over exer'ion at the Battle of Port
Gibson, Sergeant E. A. GREEN, Of Co. G,
2sth lows Volunteers. ..... ......
Edwin was born at IT. Seneca, Seneca Co,
Ohio, May 18th, 1885. and died on his birth
day. aged % years In 1856 he moved to
this state, but shortly before the war broke
out he returned TO Ohio on visit, and when
the Governor Of that State called for troops,
he volunteered in the 2lst Ohio Regiment
for m pnths. He was sent to Kanavha VAL
ley, under General Cox. His Compspy par.
ticipated in the short Tut bloody battle Of
scurry Hill. where they left their Captain
men dead on the field. Amer his term Of
service expired, he came back 10 his home
in Iowa. VIXEN Captain Carr was raising a
company here, he again volunteered to serve
his country. Edwin was an active patriot,
and ss brave as patriotic--beiug always
friendly, and fearless, he was much beloved
by all, aud especially by Captain Carr, his
Commander. In a letter TO the friends Of
the deceased. Captain Cnrrsays: at is un.
necessary for me to tell you of his worth, for
you knew him. win oply say, that a bet
ter soldier never lived than he was. Always
ready to do his duty, let the circumstances
he what they might. In shost, ho seemed
to me like a brother. He was in the battle
Of Port Gibson where he played his part
nobly, bearing the regimental colors whor.
ever duty called him. But by over cxcrtion
he was taken sick, and it being impossible
to render him such care as his case required,
he fingered with us until the 18th, and died
near rue pToody patrre grouuu OF cuampiop
Hin He has left my whole company. as
well as many friends in the regiment to
mourn his inestimsbie loss.r Ir
Let tears fall like rain drops when patriots
die-- -
Restrain not the anguish, repress not the
sigh; rt'iN ln.N rI
Tho glorious their morning their sun sets
in gloom, -,
And freedom weeps over the patriots tomb
Round the hearts pure affections their
memories entwinc,
In the annals Of honor their names are
enshrined,
Where floats bhe proud Eagle in peaceful
control,
Their virtues be honor'd while ages shal'roll
lie fell for his country. then hush tho sad
sigh .'Hl+
For the Union, he deemed II was glorious to
die;
Then over his head let the proud banner
For freedom weeps over the tomb or the
brave. ...... ID. ID. d.
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On the 4th inst. sent to Camp Chase
sixteen soldiers, some Of whom were pa
rolled mcn, and others from Hospitals
with expired furloughs and all absent
from the. service without leave. Not one
of these men were arrested, nor any Of
them charged with ,he Government re-
ward of ten dollars they all came in on
notice, were entered upon the descriptive
roll, and escorted to Columbus IN the u.s.
nal wuy directedby the Government.
feel called upon to make public these
fucts, in as much as some persons of this
City, either through ignorance, or malice
or both, have seen fit to misrepresCnt
them. Iwould further state, that i have
sent no paroled soldiers to camp against
whom tho reward of ten dollars has in
any instance been charged.
r. G. PESsISGToN,
ID. Pro. M. 9th District, Ohio.
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Notice..
AssrssoR's oFFicr of THE 9th District !
of the State Of Ohio.
TIfYlE, Jan, 9Th, 1863.

OF the state OF Ohio.
TIrYls, ,Jan. 9Th, 1863.
Ihave subdivided this District into ten
(I0) Divisions, and appointed Assistant As
SCISSORS therein, as follows, to-vit;
DIVISION No. Is comprised Of the several
Townships of Lyme, Riagfeld, Norwalk,
Townsend. Wakeman, Sherman, Peru, Bron.
son, and Hartland, in Huron County, and
HIRAM ROSE of Norwalk, Huron County.
Ohio, s the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. 2 10 comprised Of the several
Townships Of Clnrksfeld, Norwich, Green.
field, Fairfield, Fitchville, New Londcn,
Richmond. New Haven, Ripley, and Green
wich. in Huron County, and ANSON D..
SKELLENGER, Of New London, Huron
County, Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor
therein. Hs
Division No. z Is comprised Of the several
Townships Of Berlin, Florenss, Vermillion.
Huron, Milan, Oxford, Groton. and Perk ins,
In Erie County, and CHARLES II. BOTS
FORD, Of Florence, Erie County, Ohio, is
the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. 4 Ia comprised Of the several
Townships Of Portland, Margaretta, and
Kelly's Island. In Erie County, and J. G.
BIGEL0W of Sandusky. Erie County, o.,
is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. 10 comprised Of Ottawa
County, and JAMES klNGHAM, Of Port
Clinton, Ottawa County. Ohio. Is the Assis
tant Assessor therein.
Division No. 6 Is comprised Of Sandusky
County, and JOSEPH L. RAwSON, Of
Fremont, Ssndusky County, Ohio, Is Assist.
ant Assessor therein.
Division No. is comprised OF the several
Townships OF Adams, Pleasant, Liberty,
Jackson, Loudon, Big Spring, Seneca and
Hopewell, and all that part Of Clinton Town
ship which Ia situated on the west side OF
the Sandusky River, in Seneca County, and
JOHN A. HALL. Of Tifhn, Seneca County
Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
Diyision No. 8 is comprised OF the several
Townships Of Eden, Bloom. Venice. Reed.
Thompson, and Seipio, and all that part Of
Clinton Tow nship which 10 situated east of
the Sandusky River, in Seneca County, and
lrHILIP SPEILMAN, Of Tifin, Seneca
County, 10 the Assistant Assessor therein.
Division No. is comprised Of the several
Townships Of Polk, jackson. Venice. San.
dusky, Liberty, Chatfeld. Cranberry. and
Auburn, In Crawford County. and GEORGE
W. TEEL, Of sulphur Springs, Crawford
County, Ohio, ls the Assistant Assessor
therein.
Division No. l0is comprised Of the sew.
eral Townships Of MILESTONE, Dallas, Blu.
cyrus, TOD, Texas, Holmes, and Lykens,
in Crawford County. and JAMES LEWIS.
OF Bucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio, Is the
Assistant Assessor therein. 'f
UiiH-fon LUTHER A. HALL, 1
Assessor for the 9th Dsirist Of the State Of
Ohio, ~ ..l.
jyl7 If
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r. G. PENNINGTON,
ID. Pro. NJ. 9th District, Ohio.

6TA special correspondent Of the
London Times, writing on rebel affairs
gives the mortality statistics Of the reb.
el army since the commencement Of the
war. The deaths were so numerous in
proportion to the population that It Il
evident the military strength of the
South must be almost exhausted. The
same writer acknow ledges that the Mis-
sissippi river was completely open ia
tIade.
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tcoERksroSrrscS OF THE rhbrsk.1
PROM pIponyILLE9 iTH
DLoonvILLr, sKrr i, rses.

BLooNviLLx, SKrr, =, 1863.
Mr. EprroR - Dear sir. The meet
ing Of yesterday was one Of the best
ever witnessed in Old Bloom. TIE
speakers were gallau, Colonel Grrsos, the
sighting orator Of old Seneca, and the. ell.
cquent MAtHoN CHANCE, who were the
very best we ever heard. The ps,rio,.
ism and elcquencc Of these gcntieuen
will long 10 remembered BY the ladies
of Bloomville. Everything passed OF
quietly and in good order. We received
from sales Of our little An Society a
handsome profit. We tender to all our
sincere thanks for their generosity and
coed behavior.
Mas. NJ, Lgg,
Pres ident, Soldiers Aid Society.
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KEsrucLY TRoors IN THE UMo,
ARmy.--Official returns show III,
number of volunteers furnished by ths
State Of Kentucky to the United ssateI
army, TO be Al ,ss7. h'4V H""l
6-iA destructive frc occurred at Nc
Gregor, Iowa, on the night Of the otl
inst, which destroyed. several busines.
houses. The loss Is put down at $50
600; one half insured. ? ~iss%Rsi
VIcLATroS OF STATE RIcHrs !-The
United States flag floats over Forts Sum.
ter and Wagner. More unconstitutions
acts Howl, Cops howl. 2hDH d
KEEP il before the people that the edi.
tor of the Adrerfiser, and the present
Secretary Of State, favors the doctrine Of
Seceshism .yt,a
KEEP II before the people Of Seneca
county, that the A dUsrtissr, supports a
man in Canada for Governor
or EACH Pennsylvania regiment now
ia the service. is 70 receive $50 drafted
men from their own State.
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rIFFIN MARKETS,
Dpmon,trn,,on.
SALrS, Washington County, Ind..l
M,v lt lSkl

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May Is, 1859
DR, RoBAcK--Dcor Sir.-My son Thomas
was given up by the physitians, this last
summer, as hopeless case. He was almost
a skeleton, flesh aud muscles seemed to have
wasted away. lie could not rise from n ly
ing to sitting position. One Doctor said
II was case ol Lumbago, aud that all the
doctors 10 the world could not cure him, aud
that he would have been dead long ego, IL
he had not been 50 well nursed. A callosity
formed on the outside OF the left thigh, cx.
tending from the bip TO the knee, ,Snd the
Doctor said he would have TO i"opeu the
thigh and scrape the bone" rrhe cperntion
being scyere. was pursuaded 10 Try your
Scandinav ian Blood Purifier aud Blood
Pills procured three bottles Of the Puri.
fer and two boxes OF pills. aud to my aston.
ishment they took away the callosity. and
restored him 10 health, and he is now able Ia
work, Thess are the facts Of the case, and
you are at liberty to make what use ofthcm
you please, and refer to ne. II you thin
proper.
Yours, respectfully,
~ WILLIAM SAGE,
I. r. of the NJ. 4. Church.
Readerl do you know OF any other RENE.
dies on earth that win produce such glorious
results as the above2
See ADVERT sement.
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HOrEsr JOHs BaoueH, the lifelong
Jackson Democrat, addressed a large
meeting at Columbus on the evening Of
the 7th inst. His remarks were address
ed to his old Democratic friends. urging
them to abandon the secession party and
stand by the Old Flag He first knock.
cd the fur off the man in Canada, and
then skinned the poor fellows alive +!
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AFRICA Mass MKErrsc.-Don,t fail

Africa Mass MEETIsc.-Don't fail to
attend the Mass Meeting to be held in
Attica on the 18th inst. 1t will be a
grand gathering of loyal people. Colonel
GIBSON, Colonel LEE. the two fighting
orators of old Seneca, Chaplin COLLIER
and MALHoS CHANCE, will be there. Cop
porheadism and the man in Canada, will
be showed up in brilliant colors. Let
there be a good delegation from Tiffln.
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US -TIoS-AL.--Gcneral Gill
more has thrown shell into Charleston, a
distance from the position Of his guns, Of
eight miles. This is not only unprece-
dented in the usoges ofciviIized warfare,
but It must be unconstitutional. How is
that, cops +!
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UNCLE SAM is turning his attention TO-
ward indemnity just now. A Cincinnati
dispatch says that over 100 900 bales OF
cotton belonging to the Rebel Govern.
ment have been seized at and near Match
es. That pile is worth, at New York
prices, over S26 ,O0O,OOO
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A ca II ID.

The undersigned has from time TO time
heard Of the odious epithet, Sccesh
Sermons" being used in connection with
his name. No defamer has had the man
lincss to seek personal explanation. so,
lest any candid person should be in doubt
as to the truth. he takes the only means
len him Of saying that he challenges his
hearers Of this or any other community
where he has been, to produce sentence
from his public discourscs, at which the
most jealous supporter OF the Admins
tration, if fair and honorable, could take
offence. As TO the matter of sympathy
with the gallant men in the field. he has
to say that he believes, if the truth were
told, he would be found to have done in
proportion to his opportunities asa citi-
zen and a christian minister, as much as
any other Individual OF the place, since
his first location here. He desires to have
it fully understood that this is not an
apology for The course, TO which he will
ever rigidly adhere, Of abstaining from in-
Producing politics into the pulpit. .l'
ID. y. LOGAN.
Tifiin, Sept. 8, 1863.
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War DENocRATs,--We understand
the War De mocrats propose holding Q
Convention in Pennsylvania shortly, and
unite in sustaining the Government
against the efforts of the copperheads
aud Southern sympathizers. Such move.
Iments have already taken place in sew,
eral other States. ..,., 49,, ....
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OF The projectile fred from a 2oo-
pound Parrot gun is eight inches in d.
umeter and two feet in length. The SOL
id projectile used against the walls Of
Sumter was fnt-heuded. The shell fired
from il is Of the same dimensions, conf
cal at the point, ind exploded by percus-
ainr
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Col. w. III. GIBSON
will deliver an adj
dress before the I'm
ion League at Hedges
Hall, on Saturday eve
ming, the 10th inst.
Let the hall be fill
ed to it's utmost ca
pacity to hear this
gallant soldier.
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The PnEsIDESr's LErrER.-Let no
man fail to read the letter of President
Lincoln in to-day's Tribune on the first
page. 1t is great document from the
pen of great and good man. Copper
heads, read it, by all means. Advertiser,
publish II, aud let yourresders see Il.
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Hon. s. l.. Ca sEY has reached Wash.
ington from vicksburg, and reports the
military power Of the rebels on the Mis-
Sissippi as being broken, and spirit OF
acquiescence in the triumph of the Un-
ion arms pervading the mass of the peo-
pie.
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FOR SALE.

d . .
WILL be sold in the City Of Tifiin,
on the East end Of Perry street. one aud q
half lot Of ground. with good comfortable
Dwelling House, with 6 Rooms
Good cellar and Wash House
Cistern, two good Wells of Water,
onefor House and one for Stable
use. Brick Smoke-house. slaugh-
tNr-housc, Stable for 10 head Of hor-
SO two Buggy Sheds and other out buildings
rhoice Fruit, sueha az Apple, Pears. Piums
Peaches. Cherry, some carly May Rssp
Goose and Strawberries, which will be sold
reasonable.
,fr-s, >-.. j, W. REEAE
: Tim August z, 1863. 44-rsm
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Recruits wanted.-Captain BARNES, OF
the l0lst Ohio, is here recruiting for this regi
mept. and all who are desirous of going into
the service, cannot havea a better opportunity
to defend the Flag Of their countryl Now.
Boys walk up TO the Captains office. and
show your patriotism. Call at Esquire
Leidy's Office for further particulars.
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THE news from Lawrence is that Gen.
Lane had returned, after killing Al oil
Q uontrell's murderers. Thus far 100
dead bodies have been found in Law.
renee Is2 buildings were burned 50
widows and 246 orphans tell the sad sto.
ry of Qunntrell's raid. Even the sava.
ges offer their services to hunt the white
fands.
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All persons knowing themselves indebted
by book account or otherwise, to McKEE 4
McCLrLLASp. are notified, to call on the un
dsrsigned and settle the same at once and
save expense. ... -.r ...e
L. &. McCLYLLAHp.
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Union Meeting Mt Carey.-A Union
meeting was held at Carey on Saturday last
which was perfect suecefs The Union
men was there by the thousands. Colonel
GInsos. the lighting Orator ofohie. address
ed his fellow, citizens on this occasion, in an
eloquent and patriotic speech. - --.-
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Krrr it before the people, that all the
coPperheads In Ohio, will vote for the
Canadian candidate the man that Is
rusticating under the British flag! 5
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stabbed. AT the meeting at Carey on
Saturday last, soldier was stabbed by a Val.
landigbam Copperhead. The scoundrel who
committed the murderous act. made bis es
cape Otherwise, be would have been roughly
handled by the friends Of the soldier.
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The Rev. Mr.. Hildreth.--We are re-
.qaested TO state, that Rev. HILDRErH, OF
sandusky City, is expected to preach in this
place. in the n. L. Church. on Sabbath
morning and evening. the 18th inst. The
citizens are respectfully invited TO attend.
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The Rev. w. Roberts. RoBrars
Of the Ohio Conference. will preach in th'
NJ p, Church next Sunday, at half past 10
o'Stork q +tH N.a. .. ..-
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Soldiers Tickets.-All those who are
loyal 10 the Un ion and are friends of our
brave soldiers, can procure tickets from any
Of ,he Post Masters In Seneca County.
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10Th Day OF September
Forty Acres Of Land

more or icts,
TERMS--one third Cash on day Of sale,
one third in one and two years with interest.
from day OF sale. Deferred paymenu to be
secuted by Mortgage on premises
J. SONEDECKER,
Admir-. of tho Estate Of PErkR RAvcu, deed
Aug. I, ls63. 4I-h
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KEEP it before the people, that the
man in canads, running for Governor OF
Ohio, will be the worst defeated traitor
the people Of this State have ever seen
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Ohio State Fair-The Ohio State Pair
will take place at Cleveland on Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. the 18Th.
10th, l7th. and 18th Of the present month.
The Railroads., generally, will carry passen.
gers at half the usual rate, and freight free
of ch arOe z II .A. 'H ,. |-
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Jous b. FIorp and John G. Pemb,

Jons b. FLOYD and John G, Pember'
ton. both rebc generals, are dead. The
fomrer W i'll be remembered as the greatest
thief oil the age, In the ordnance line
The latter was renegade Northerner
and was killed by Texan officer who
doubted his fidelity to the rebel govern
mont. Pemberton was a Philadelphian
by birth.
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Seneca County Fair.--we hope the
citizens ofthis county, during The present ex.
citing canvass viii not overlook the Agrieul
tural Fair, which takes place on the 30th Of
this month. tits expected that the Farmer,
will be op hand with their fine stock and pro-
ducts, and the Mechanics Of all classes viii
attend and bring along the fruits Of iheiI
gsaius and industry for exhibition. 10 y
designed by the officers to make the Senec,
County Fair, sperfect suecess, and interest,
ing to all who may favor ii with tLsir pres
enca. - !.
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GLORIOUS THE official majority in
Ken tueky for Bramleite, Union, for Gov.
ernor, is 30, 242. That is glorious ex-
ample for Ohio. Advertiser please
make note Of IL! 4
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Pluck springs from success as natur-
ally as music from catgut. Had Sutton
lost his first battle,his whole army would
have been knocked into cooked hat be-
fore il reached the Castle Of Perote.
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A ScathinE Exposition We shall
publish in our next issue, an able and well
written article on "Vsllandigham and the
Bill to increase the pay OF soldiers" 1t ia
from the pen of Hon. WORCESTER, late M. Q.
from this district IL = -----
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3. mi. PETTENCILLN co.

No. 81 Park Row, New York, NJ d State
St., Boston, are our Agents Cor the TIFFIS
TRIBusE, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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Soldiers and their Heirs
Take NOticey y

THE undersigned has made such
arrangements that he can secure
BoUNTY, BACK PAY, Pensions, &c.
FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS IN
the shortest possible time in which
the aame can be done.
obtain PESsIoss for DISABLED
SOLDIERS, for the WIDOW Of De-
erased SOLDIERS, for the WIDOWED
MOTHERS and ORPHAN SISTERS OF
SolDIERs who died unmarried.
am in constant Communication with the
PRorEs DrPxRrnrNfs,a and can insure prompt
returns to my applications.
FEES $500, For Each Application.
you wish your business prompt alton.
ded 90, and your aceoupia against ths Gov
ernment collected with dispatch, call on me /.
OFFICE in Hedges Block.
A. II. BYERs.
Timn' February 30, 1903. 20--tf