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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17
Indiana Knights OF she Golden circle.

On the 2lst inst. democratic Meet.
ing," so styled in the call, was held al
Bloomington, Indiana. Before the speak
ing began, train arrived on the Louisville
New Albany and Chicago Railroad, with
two hundred rebel prisoners on board on
their way to Springfield, Illinois. As soon
as the fact became known, the crowd OF
Copperhoad X. g. C,'s pressed around the
cars so closely that the guard warned them
off. .They then shouted TO the rebel pris-
oners: "Now is your time, boys" snake
your escape" ave are ablo TO protect
you" "rhere's lots Ike you around here" "
and again forcing their way to the cars they
swore they would have the prisoners out.
The Copperhead sympsthizers conducted
so ontrageonsly that the guard had to drive
them back with bayonets, and to keep
them advanced Disloyal shouts and
cheers for the rebels were kept up until the
train got safely of. The Indianapolis
Journal says "lhese men were membo:s Of
the x. g. G., every man, and very many
were armed" s.s.. y ~ .,,r ssassf.s.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17
Awara OF medals % solaIers.

- The party Of Ohio soldiers recently re.
turned from the Southern barbarians, and
whose Dispositions have been taken by
Iudges Advocate General Holt were to-day
by7 appointmens introduced 90 the 6eeFeta,
sy0f flNsr BY Gen. Hitchcock. After com
pfimenting them upon their fortitude and
devotion 70 the UnioD. The. Secretary pre-
sented TO private Jacob Parrott, the boy
who feceisedia hundred lashes ou bis barc
back without diOehings tho first medal Civ
en nndeF she recent act Of Congress author
iziag lho presentation Of medals 10 soldiers
for meTitorious services. @ - .
Sergt. &. H. Mason, Corp. VIM. Pettiu-
ger, Corp RedFiek, aud Privales Robert
Raaanan, and w /. Benninges, we're also made
the recipients Of aiz1ilar medals. The
Secretary then gave 70 each lhe brevet Of
Firsi. .Lieatenani, and he sun, Of sHO0 10
money, as -. slight compensation for tho
losses they had sustained and the suffer-
ing thay had borne. The party thsniyisit-
ed Presidegt Lincoln, 70 whom they were
presented BY Gen, Hitchcock,
They siWeFe aEscsiEsd very condinlly by
the President, Fho expsessd his gystifca.
sion At The opportunity afprded him 10
thnal them personally lof their heroic con-
duei.. TheSdldiess belong 70 the Sd, 2lsi
and Esd Ohio YoIunteers.-- Washin9ton
Daspatch. 1a4l1f olaozsssi sst9aa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17

q. According to tho Union large, numbers Of
contrabands are striving at Nashville from
the Dixie border. Plantations are being
and tho secesh owners make
very little effort to recapture their moving
ehastels.us One train.o Of eleyea wagons, fll-
ed with dusky skeddadleEs in high glee, az
rived on the 80th ult. Before the war,
the Union says that band would have
brought over half q million Of dollars. 49,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17


The Kiokmoud W1ig occasionally talks
ont pretty plain truths % mpster how nm
palntabls 70 rebels and their sympslhizers|
IL the North, who are constantly asserting
that The fehelIion cannot be put down. Ia
speaking Of the campaign IN the South
west, the WHO Of March leth says;
The Yankees now hold Nashville more
firmly than before, threaten seriously the
occupation Of East Tennessee, are not dis
lodged from Northern Mississippi, have
agsin entered Florence, and make prom
ise-not altogether idle--of entering Geor'
giA. ,ss bss YEAS
This Is the painful history Of our arms IN
Tennessee and Kentucky. live cross tho
Mississippi, and inquire the result ofour ei-
! forts in Arkansas and Missouri, the record
is too Illuminating TO be read atleng,h. No
man cares to hear the story Of the Confed.
crate cause after the fall Of Mcculloch and
tho Joining Of Prices forco 70 those Of Beau
regard. The chronicle IS not more sad
than il Is shameful. II may be summed BY
the dishearling announcement made in oui
latest exchange that the armies of Holmes
aud HidDssn have d,oindled from thirtyJfvs
thousand do,sn TO a mere brigade. 10 Tex
as and in the Indian Territory the story i
much the same-large armies raised apC
nothing accomplished. Concerning Arizo
M and New Mexico, we have ceased q
have anything whatever. Perhaps the.
arouo longer considered part Of the Con
eade racS. A 4 tffgs SsFSfg fssaIr stsE
m, - 81 1 e.-l-..-a. -.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17

Tbs SsAle q Texaa has ieFbiyhed 81, 900
troops for the ssbsl asniy, and eonscrip-
ton lHwA adopted b he Lseislzturs viii
add 81, 900 iheseto. Under thiu Law there
are no ezsmpsionss Ever, man 1ho can
a.G6d % Bis ieet viii b forced i1so lhe
army.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17


.ilhB Fdpbrf 6fsb6 meeting oi tie pio-
necrs AT Columbus, We end the following:
"The President having understood that
a grandson Of the famous old Indian light
or, Adam Poe, was present. called foF him
10 como forward. astf ~ ,n
aRev. Adam Poe, Of the Cinciuuati
Molhodist Book Concern, then took tho
stand. lie Is a noble looking man, full six
feet high and we'll built, and gray with six.
" yeaFs. He made 6no speech, hisiori-
cal, religious, and before be got through,
much TO bis surprise, poliicnlin its chatRc-
TER. He was born 10 Columbiana county.
In tho summer Of iel0, hisfasher went into
alieht horse company, called by tho mod
erns, he believed, cavalry, commanded by
one George Clark, Of the noted yellow
Crock region, which wastaken to Sandusky,
and from thore 10 place near where the
city Of Monroe, Micbigan, now stands. His
mother was left at home with five children,
Of whom he was one Of the oldest--a twln.
THERE Of an expected Indian invasion
caused the Quaker settlement near by to
.xkedaddle'--e word not then known-and
his mother was left almost alone. Instead
Of running of, she took her children int
She woods and placed them in a rasine, IN
der sheltered rock, and told them 10 re-
main there until she returned. Taking
young spirited horse. she Travelled twenty
miles 10 station kept BY General keasor
Bell, aud inquired Of him il there was any
feai danger. Measured her there was not
and she returned, starting back at shutdown
travelling that wild road, which was only I
path through the woods, and arrived hom
before daylight. She took the children &
the house, had prayers-which was also
practice of mothers in those early times
and fold stherii they would be safe. ID th'
morning an Indian yell was heard at th'
door; his mother, who had slept till eigh
or niue o'clock on account Of her (atiguinl
ride, cried, Lord, have mercy on usf jun
ped TO The door, (which was locked by sim
ply pulling the Ilatch-string in,) peeped on
and saw tho children's grandfather, wh'
had shoused7o waken them. He told th'
mother he was glad TO find her more Of {
soldier than the Qnakers, who had sneakcd
away aud left her to her fate. -
"Mr. Poe remarked that he did not re
member when boy, to havo eaten NOR
than his share at the table; rations wer'
pretty short very often. Asa consequence
he bad never got his full growth. Laugh
teri He was the smallest Of the family o.
eight brothers and sisters, one Of his broth
ers, now living 10, Ohio, being sig feet anC
seven inches high. Applausc. He die
not remember 70 have heard Of hard time
till afterthe introduction ofbrick houses ant
carpets. In his youth, he should not hav'
known what to do about walking on thes
Iine coverings upon the floor, for fear b
should spoil the beautiful figures. The.
had no idea Of times being bard when the,
bad meal enough for musb, and occasiona
saddles ofyenison.s ,i-sssgf7 ,.gael ss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17

large dose Of Tho Drastic Pills will by irritating the
mucous membrane, prcluce violent expulsion Of the
contents In the bowels but in doing other secreona
are suspended. In such casos, the stools will be found
tobs sghteoored and watery and Intended with cramps
gripping palms, nausea, sickness By shis increased un'
natural action OF tho bowels the secrctons Of the kid.
neys and panereas dlnizhed, followed by affections
Of the kidneys bladder, urehra, piles tenesmus gene
raj prosiration, eosiivoncss, and Indigestion. 10
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17
TOWN LOTS FOR sALEi

TIME subscriber has number Of Lots west Of the Raj
/ Road Depot. In Fremont. between Croghan and Napo
leon Streets, which he will sell liberal terms
price and payment RIP. BUcKLAND.
J. Fremont, March .. 1851 r .Hffl ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17

A Psontabic Ridc I'm the Passenger Cars.
The other day lady entered Green
street passenger car, TO ride from Broad
street TO the Post Office. The car was we'll
filed but au.obliging stranger, relinquishi6g
bis right gave hera seat. The lady, thank
ed him for bis courtesy. .-. :. -. &
:. .Thelady sat down.. On her, right was
n, rgeutlemanlike person 10 plaid trowsers
andsmaroon .colored overcoat. The plaid
Of fis trowsers was rather extensive, his
legs resembling sections Of ., greenhouse
window. His coat was ofsthe material
known as ehinchilla cloth, while his hat was
satin beaver ofpaioful brilIiancy. A dia-
mond cluster ring of considerable value
sparkled upon tho little finger Of bis right
hand. .'s, : - -, sx.a
.sTbs lady sd@ited the RIG. The man
displayed itin manner to attract attention.
All the corner. Of Eighth and Green streets
the car jolted, and the man leaned heavily
for an instant against the lady. She. fan
eied that she felt band that didn't belong
there in her pocket, and instinctivly thrust
in her owp.' As she did sct men got
off. One was the person who had given her
his seat; the other was the man with the
diamond ring. In another minute the lady
asceftained that her pocket book was gone.
In that same minute the two Elen in ques-
ton had disappeared from view. ssss y
The lady informed the condactoEshe IND
been robbed, but the conductor could do
nothing, and the other passengers bad moth
iog 10 offer but confidence. As the port
monte contained but seven dollarsand . half,
the lady didn't care about gratifying their
curiosity by further explanation. mas p
Alligh,ing at her destination, the lady
chancing to withdraw her handkerchief from
her pocket-Athe one from which the port
monia had been taken--beard something
drop upon the floor. Il was 9 resplepdent
diamond ringl She recognized it a. iissl
giaBco. Il was the very ring worn by the
indixidual 10 stunning PLAID who had ridden
beside her. He had undoubtedly stolen
her pocket-book, but IN doing 50 bis ring
had been drawn of and remained in the
ladys pocket sas,sl..i i.as sseiss.ls ssl ,sssi-
saslhn lady, after asking adsies, took ths
ring 10 a Chestnut Street jeweier, who
- r., I, Nd ,t,,,cl e., ssn1 gE,,,as ro,,
s Z IN 49, ~ ~. 80 ~ - ~.
s1oo 1s ~ - s.ss;sa s 1 s,,1, e.a ..,',s
-, (. ,6s J .IaS cs.sIsmsa = ,bs ss,,N
-" III M 'pt ~ ,f a 4. ~ -. 49,
pas. Eighth and Chestnut Street, met the
i6dihidSkl Din plaid Z BE dashed Grim.
soaaat Der glkbes, seeegpisieg her On the
;nsfa,k . SI,e sInflad- -eerenalp and he alnnk
: - u ,,,.'s 49,
1sH ne'ssf ~ e1s hnss n's ring
NlVye than ve kney enl eshoyI woman
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17
REPLY

"DEAR SR: There are numerous lee
lures who may be engaged to appear in
your town, but I am afraid that if we did
not send you what you termed "a damned
we should be compelled TO
send what might perhaps be termed "a
damned fool, i really see no choice be-
tween these two extremes. Please favor y
with your answer. Vsv ,'fr -s D
e. o'ia "Yours, very truly -"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17
As ALTERAT1vEs,

They exercise powerful influence the liver
anaits secretions than eaoei ercury, blus pill hance
their Importance in Of Liver Complaints and spoen
Dhculties, Jsundiee, Dyspepsia, Bilioos Attacks, Head
ache &C. In the troatmenL Of FeEers, either Bilious,
yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing Fcyers, they are
superior 10 quinine Their influence extends over he
entire Eysten conirolns strengthening, and nrseinS
hesecreons 70 the natural performance Of their duties
cleansing and purifying the blood and pugng from the
system all diseased deposits and impure humOrRs ha-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17

As also al Complaints Of Women. such a.
HyseeFta, Leucorrhcea or Whites, Weaken"
Ing Discharges. Clniorosls, Irregularities,
Suppresslon OF the EKenses, Inflammation
oftsle Womb or Bladder, Dt0icuit mengtruar'
excessive discharge, or suppression ofthe Aenses!
Ladies' who desire 70 avoid the Eunrngs and inccn'
veniences Of these irregularities or organic opsrnc-
means Of one or two OF RADwAYS PILLS, once or twice
week and thu, be free from the many and greas 'n'
convsnisncss 10 which ladies are generally snelees
WEIGH FACTS.
DOCTOR RADwAY invites ths attention Of the intslii-
gent reader 70 she facts here presented, showing tho
superiority Of his PILLS purgatves, over all other
pills or purgatve medicines In use. ~ rffs 'aft
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17
ANARROEK OHOHoE.

The following, which we ind in the New
York Evening Post, illustrates the difTicul.
ty under which conservative lecture COM
mittces labor in undertaking to make non
:S.:s. z.uaf= sE8Tsf 9Es
hVoiitiouis' So"fse a.ffts ETTt1E usekN
duplication was recently made to a
gentleman 10 Boston. who Is in the habit Of
answering such calls, for lecture for small
country town. The correspondence, ifsome-
what prefane, is laconic, thus: 80 .sa.
y'"DEAR Sta: We want a good lecture
here on next Tuesday evening. Can you
send Us one who is not damned abolition.
isii Yours, Dc" ,s.,-,a..sss, ,sssss s,7.s,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17

For many years have been afflicted with our nas
ubal complaint, called Dyspep3l1niy suneFings have
ibush constant Euccegaiou q hoffoH. have spent
thousands of dollars ith The hope Of rcalisng llila
comfort and tranquility. All msdic4iiou aisd % relieve
e until eollenco4 . act ppvn tha jud,coun advies
you gave me on the 9Th Of April, 1885 And now, afer
and may this letter induce other suffering victims 70 thi5
nccurssd lnAiAdy, 70 tfy The same naanss} 1Qrfl
49,. 80 Yours ferYeptly, A.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17
Why Iraperfect PfIIs Gripe.

mo cause Of gripping nausea sickness, tenesmus and
debility that is Induced By dose Of drastic pills. is
ing 10 their imperfect operation. II with the dees s
diseased hnmors len circulating IN the system,
peeG by these pills, there would be but te pain o.
gripping Is the absence Of the bile and other hunoFs
which the Imperfect pills fall % pSgs out Of the sysiem
uAtsd Atsr gripping they viii Be found thin and
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17

Il VIII be the aim Of the proprietor Of this Establish
ment 10 maintain the reputation Of his work
tY~ AZ the old gt9nd I'd Building CroghAn street
Fremont, Jan. %, 1850.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17
rHn TRUE Pills TO rAKne .
CASE OF pxsPKPsEA CURED.

The only safe pills take are DR.. Radway's because
thoy are the only pills that aecure pufEaon Wihout de-
pIsoh, and expef diseased humors from the system.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17
THEIR GREAT COMBINATIONS.

They are AperIent Tonic Laxative. Alternative, stnu.
liant, Counter Irritant, sudorinc. 'aa1 siufa .
~ f.t-, ar AS EyACuANTS,y u yI,,ssfstlaa.s u
They more certain and thorough thaa the Drastic
Pills OF Aloes Cfoton and Harlem on, Eaterum
and moro soothing and healing than SIENNA, Rhnbarb,
or irnnaripds. or Castor oil. fA'' fe'-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17

Alikinds Of Cane and Wood seat chslrs with Rocker
az sso keeps atock OF EaHtefn Farnture which he IN
tends 70 Increase q the demand requires. ss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-04-17

mr. RADwAYts FILLS will be found az Improvement on
al purgailve or caiharc pills in one or two p
VII Dc found sufficient to Keep the bowels regular and
n cases where brisk operation s desired SIX 70 hGHl
will in sir hour thoroughly purge ,~s.ft ..,...,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23

MAJOR BRArToS Will pleas announce the
name OF Lieut.. SAMUEL WILSON, as Q eandi-
date for Clerk ofthe Court Of Common Pleas,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic county
Convention. Lieut. Wilson isa firm Democrat
and one OF the Democratic Traitors who has
proved his loyalty, by the lost Of o. leg on the
field. and isevery way qualified for the do ties ol
Clerk. Being renderd unAbld TO labor, he should
receive the favorable confederation Of the De-
mocracy. MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR DKMooRAT Pleas announce tho nam
of W. RATOLlFFE, as a candidate for Clerk
Of Common Pleas Court, subject 10 the decision
Of the Democratic county Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. Error: You will please Announce the
name offs. G. STAINBRO0K, as candid ate for
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas subject to
the decision of tho Democrltic County Conve-
ton. q = MANY VOTERS.
NR. Enron: Pleas announce the name Of
JOHN ,. WILKINSON, az a candidate for
county Commissio ner Sut tjsct to the decision Of
the OomOcrstic, county convention.
'E MANY VOTEBs.
EouoR DENocRAr. Pleas announce the nSms
ofJAMES AcG lLLIVRAY, of Jackson TIP as q
candidats for COMMISSIONER, subject n the Dem-
oCTatic Convention. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDUoE: Please annou nee the name Of
WILLIAM CLARK, as a candidate for Commis-
sioLe., subject to the decision ofIhe Democrat
ie county Convention.
F,T f.- HARRISON TOWNSHIP Z
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
Democratic County Con.
Ycnts0n

The Democratic Cru!ril Committee
ot the county, considering expressions
Of the last sounty convention as direc'
tory tp them in regard to tno mode OF
selecting candidates, for the county
Offices to be voted Ir ut trhe ensuing
October election, have resolved to call
q County Delegate Convention to be
held at the Court lIons0 in Macarthur
ON Nonday august l7iha al l o'c'ooh
PM.
The Democracy oithc several Town
ships Till meet at the several places
"f holding elections tEcrrin, on SIT
urday AUgn.t tie l5lh between tic
honrs Of 3 ana 5 ot0ck p, IL. and el,
tct i. legat6s 10 nominate one Roper
NATIVE Tor State Legislature; one
Probate Juig Que county C,erk and
and County e. Commissioner.
The rales Of representation, is one
delegate for every 25 votes cast for
JuJ - Rnney ~ tle Inst October cIe.
cIion and orc delegate for each irac.
ton Cvur II vutcs.
The following is the number Of ,iel
eIatts to which each township is EN- .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
norgams Raid in vintom.

In passing east Morgans forces en-.
tered the south east corner OF VintoD
Co, and encamped hear Wilkesvile
on Friday night. AT this place they
took all the hurses they could get,
opened the stores and took about So,
900 worth Of goods. DR.. Bishop,
irop some cause, was tho especial
ohject OF their spite, they stripped him
horse, medicines and household goods,
apd hunted him to XII him; his hi
ding ina cave We presume saved his
lite. The force, on Saturday, moved
South and on Monday night part OF
the force, about 400 strong encam.
ped near Valley Furnace, and moved
north passing 3mileS east OF Eagle
Furnace, thence north to Viuton Fur.
mace, thence to Vinton Station, thence
north eastoi BIC Arthur to. Eli Dan
ssrop-lho road. leading from 10
gan to McArthuI, thence north to
Capt Xarnes' farm and there encamp.
ed. Ii On "Wednesday at 6 a.. NJ, this
detachment moved north east towards
NelstJnsyile. passin!o out Of Vipton
between NJ. Pleasant and New plym
'opth. The only damage done i
yinton was general stealing OF hor
sssrgoOds from stores and what the.
wanted toeat'add 'drink.s'aWe hayi
in our Jail four ofshn men captured
by scouts. The greatest insult to
.our people was compelling some o
our citizens to pack rails to burr
ihe bridges, cattle guards aud eulyert.
su the S. g. H. V. r. z.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG NEW,

Iu't Published, ia Sealed Eavs,op. Prioso o.uA
A LECTURE on the Nature, TrsatnsnA
and Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhea or Sen.
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sex.
ual Debility, and impediments to Marriage
generally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epi.,
lepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Inca.
pacitv, resulting from Self-Abuse, Ese.--Dv
ROBT. J. CULVERWELL, N. D., Authos
Of the Grfen Book, &c. -,
The world.renowned author, in this admi.
rable Lecture. clearly proves from his ovn
experience that the awful consequences Of
Self.Abuse may be effectually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies, instruments
rings. or cordials, pointing out mode az
cure at once certain and effectnal, By which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically. This Lecture will prove :
boon to thousands aud thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, in a pls,p.
sealed envelop, on the receipt Of six cents. a.
two postage stamps, by addressing
CHAS, ]. c. CLINE T. CO..
l27 Bowery, n, Y, Pet Office Boz. ISsnf
Feb.9 lSea.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND WIDOWS, AND RELATTvES
OF DECEASED SOLDIERS.

The law of Congress approved July 20 1851,
provides for bo unity of 800, TO all Volunteers
for three years Or during the war. In case Of
the des tn of Soldier while In the service, this
bounty, together with all arrears OF pay due the
deceased may be obtained by his widow or r0.
latiyes as the case may be.
The act of Congrea approved July lILh lSNO
gives pension to the following classes Of per-
sons.
LIST. To all invalids disabled since March Ilh
1851, in the Military or naval Service Of The
United States
Cd. To widows OF officers, Soldiers OF RearnGa.
dying Of wounds receive or of desease contrao-
led In the Military or naval service.
Cd. To Children under l6 years Of age ~ suOh
deceased persons If there Is no widow surviving
or from the time Of the widows remArriage.
4th Tc mothers Of deceased officers or col.
diers. Provided the deceased left no widows,
or children under l6 years Of ago, and provid-
ed said mother was dependant in whole or para
ly upon tho labor Of he deceased for support.
9th To sisters under 10 years Of age, Of suSh
deceased soldiers, dependent on the latter whos
lily or In part for her support. Provided there
are no rightful claimants the three las. pre-
ceeding classes. The amount allowed IN case
Of deceased officers or soldiers ranges kiem
%, to $50, per month owing TO ranks Of deceased
Invalid pensions will depend upon the fanh
and nature fdthisability not exceeding 0Se
per month"; any case.
The undersigned has procured license for thng
| purpose, and is now authorized to proseeutO
claims against the general government in au
cases arising under tho various Dcts Of Congress-
and will give prompt attention to all claims in-
trusted TO him. No charge for services will b
made where the claim is wholly disalowed..
Macarthur Feby 5th 1868, B.P.HEWfTP.