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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19
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Last Appssrsnes q t.s ssisbratsd ssssntric
ma. oHAaISs wHtArLEroH,
MopEE OF A WIFE.
Last Nepresentatioa OF
THE NAIAD q UEEN
''' " TC.SicAr, 1o,s.oel.
MONDAY, sEPTEMBER q, aH"
The beautiful and accomplished oonedisAue,
-.E MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
VII appear In her companion play to Fanehon,
-gI.. LITTLE BAREFOOT,
Translated from the original German Text, by the
author OF "The Cricket.n seie-it !
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19
RSON INsTITU TIE.


French and other studies. au2i-tf
RSON INsTIT TIE.
= sELEcT CLASSICAL
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
FOR BOYS,
Fourteenth street, between and X,
This School, formerly located In II street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thifteenth streets, will bs re-
opened on the first Monday In september, In the
new school House recently erected on Fourteenth
street, between and X.
Terms per quarter, si6. For Information address
Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. :
ausi-tf Principal.
EE M A LIE COL L 4 q 4 +,
l. BoRDENrowN, N. J.,
country. special attention paid to the common
and higher brAnrhts Of English, and superior sd'
vsntAges furnished In Vocal and Instruniental Mu.
sis French taught BY native and spoken In 'hs
au2l-sw: President.
MISS BROOKE'S ENGLISH AND
No, 100 Pennsylvania avenue, seven Buildings.
The Ninth Year and seventeenth semi-AnnuAi
Session OF this Institution will commence on
MONDAY, sEPTEMBER ~, 1851
Circulars can be obtained at the Bookstorss and
of the Principal. seN-sm'
VNHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY
/ corner OF Fourteenth street and New Yorl
avenue. The FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MISSION
| com mences september 7, 1883. .,I.
| Circulars at the bookstores, sutT-tf
DnUNrya,vIrN
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

sALooAs CLOSED YssrEReAy.--Bor so
time past there have been great many teamsi
sent TO the Cuardhouse In state Of intoxicatl
Capt. Merritt reported the fact to Major sherbu
(soting military 0overnor) and 10 the oaly va,
stop It 10 to break up the places from which 4
alleged the liquor Il Obtained, that oiiicer
terdsy gave the ordsr TO Capt. Iohpson to b
The lollowlpg places classa. They are AL loes
In the viciaity Of camps and QuirtsrmSstsrs
ces Ths ordsr was executed by Lieut.. Psarso
the second D. Q. patrol, who stated to ths owl
OF the places that II they were opened with
express psrmission from hsadquarters, their llq
would be eoansestsd aud they sent fom tbs .
The following ars the psrtles with the location
their places OF business:
Jas, ,MsManus, southeast corner Twentieth
T streets,
~ Callahan, northeast corner Twentieth an
widow MsKinny, southeast corner Twsnt
%Iaow Cherry, sou,hwsst corner Twentieth
4 streets.
John Bowman, ' street, between Twenty.
and Twenty-ss ;ond streets.
- MoDsvitt, Horse shoe Rsstaurent, TIVE
drst street.
Wesstsr = Linshy, corner > and Twenty.
John Gsynen, corner G and Twenty.hrst str,
Jas. sullivan, corner Twenty-nrst and L str,
John ijAch, TweRty.frst strest near y.
Welehs Co., oprner Twenty arst and Y str,
WIN. Lynch, near corner Twenty second q
streets.
MI. A. J. Fair, near corner T~snty.sssond
&c reefs, ... ...H All ,r
owen Ksath, southeast corner q and TIVE
second stresta .
CiAsnks Honshmsir, near corner Tw'"y-e
and q streets, ...r. r.I
'.Crouvaii, rwenty- second and @ streets. D.
C.a MoCAuthy, Eagle Hotel, G near TIVE
SECOND streets,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

.sUProsED DEsxRrRR. Charles Plassads, q
rsstaurantkssper, eoanittsd an assault aaA bAs.
tsry on ,, A. Downs, and vas arrested b. Oasss
Pendls. Justice 0iberson committed hin 10 jaiI
for court. The man procuring bail, was inms.
distsly released but was again arIsstsd, sy one oi
Capt. schsetzs Detectives, - . dsssrter. pr
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

OBsrhU0sIHo Hoe VTllam
Webster ~ ysstssday aRIesasa ~ o0sR wal.
iiugforAs - esNnsylvsnss eyssas ~ stree,
east, fos soSosSstlng JeAn 1aonD4 = ~ psrforn.
aass Of his dutto - . psen1 nasees. n. Toombs
had impoundsd some Of wsbstsr's hoss, and hence
the difhcuity. Andrew Williams, . soiorsd man,
was arrested at the same time for assisting Web.
stsr. Both parties ware taken 10 TIE Eighth pre-.
einet station. house. 15s. ..f.. ..-I. -. : T..
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

TIE only place wkers you can purchase kNdts
Rubbev goods Of all kinds st Msnu Sclvo5 priess u
q H. 4. hALHs Indie Rubber W.rshouss, iio
streets. m. ssss mar o-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

Who WILL. N CUnlD Two desire 70 call
brsssd n. veinl which appear In another ssiu1n
Ths Doetorlss Ssis and reliable praetiiionsr whcss
shill aad exPsnfnee y > guarantss that he untoy.
ddence intrust his ease in hls hands. tst youug
4en pS warned In Qms, sRd seek the bsst means oi
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

DssAProrRrRD.--Al large number Of psrsona
assembled yesterday d Lafaystts Square, 10 hear
the baad which usually diseourses music there on
Friday svening. Ths uusisians, OWING to ths
threatening aspect Of the weather, did not msks
their appearances. The crowd, arer anxiously
waiting and whiiins away the dragging moments
by promsnades, adjourned Tot home. ~. - z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
TIE DRAFT,
Examinations and Exemptions.
sECOsD DISTRICT.


Tn, following j. the recaptulaton FOR yester'
day a: the Board Of Enrolment for the lid Congies
sionnl ID strict No 20 Grand street Brooklyn. u. D.
Held f,f service substitute. ptsd - paid commute
ion. ete~g' om phy,iesl a''SA'y' - exempt n'i"
The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards and four
country towns eth remain to be examined.
rIIpD DISTRICT.
The following Is The result of Yesterday pro-
ceedncs at the Office Of the Provost Marshal Of this
District;
Substitute. accepted 4 held for do'y, 10 paid comuai,
ton 3 disabiity 81 .cn, ssc, II under aye y
only son 81 mother. choice two member Of one family
IN the sefvio" ia'her Of rioihefr-' children - "a 'he
,egvce, non.Tesid' uts O. Total 49,
The numbers 10 be- called to-day will not exceed 1921
FOURTH DISTRICT.
There was but very small attendance at
Capt Rrhardts headquarteI. yesterday ye, the Board
are by no means idle The pollisis Of the different
wards Of the Iyth District are being compared with
the Numerous certificates Of persons claiming exemp
ton on account OF being aliens The lists Of those
VINO have not yet reported themselves will soon be
ready and many Of those parties will regret that they
have not ayaied themselves Of the ample time allowed
them 10 make their appearance. They hive yet a
chance 70 report IS the Board is still prepared to
hear them. From 900 20 COO have not yet reported
md those pefsons should remember that after they nc
arrested they viii not be allowed the choice Of pay
ing the communication money oi sending substitute
in their place. Thirteen were examined yester
day. which resulted in furnishing soldiers. OF whom
were held to duty and . were substitutes. The re-
maindcr we're exempted on account of physical dis
ability and other causes; J paid $500 communication
The Board will meet this morning Il o'clock.
fIrIH pIsIRlCE
Business has fallen oil greatly IN TINS dislrcl
within the last few days. By referring to our adverS
ing columns II will be- that Capt Du1y gives tho
conscps ghO have not yet made thcir appearance ten
days grace An VINO have not reported at The o1pira'
ton OF tha, time VIII be arrested az dcscrtcrh HE
number Of eases passed upon Tuesday wos u. clash
fed fol!ows;
Held for service. d furnished substitutes physical DE-.
sbitv o; acnaqc Il support 81 age p'"hs
IN a. T. feryiye March 3 non lesidcns ~ p''d oo""'A
lion, L. Total "a.
HnIH DISTRICT.
Yesterday The Board Of Enrolment IN The
Ninth District held men for service accepted II cub
ttutes received communication fees from J. and rent
10 TO Riker . bland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
scven,cent! Regiment N. y. =. M.


SPECIAL ORDER No. 750.-The organization
Anoyyn a, the lIth REGIMENT u ;. Nols Augustus SAGE
commencing Is hereby SOLVED. The companies mustered
mo .r,c. together with the enlisted for this regiment,
vii be- TO lIJd Re gent Now or1 state Vol
unte.rs rroryanixing by Col Grower.
IN. oiov ing named officers Of the llth Regiment New
York state Volunteers, To wit Ad James W. Johnston,
onnrt.rna,cr Geo W Warner. Surgeon Geo. W. Jewett
viii b.. immediately mustered out Of service nom his date
and turn the books papers and all regimena prop
erty 10 the corresponding officer. Of the lth Regiment.
An authorizations granted To enlist volunteers for the llh
eament " - Vols hereby revoked to take effect
from the date OF this order.
by order OF tue Commander In Chief;
JOHN n. SPRAGUf, Addiction
HsApQusRrgRs l7rH REGIMENT No. 900 broadway,
near Duane street, NKw-l DIRK, Oct. ,, 1903
GpNHRAL OaDRR No a-In compliance with Special Order
No. 80 Adutant Generals Oce Albany, Oct 1893 the
mdcrs sed hereby command OF the Organization
heretofore known the nth Regiment New York state Vol
unte.rs Companies A, and u said regiment will here
after b. Companies L, aud OF the 18th esment
New. orb state Volunteers.
provide the greater comfort of the company
will mrdiatey make requistion the Regi
report to the Autnnt tho OF those in their
command who have not received their first nsament OF
bounty and Immediate steps will be taken to secure It's
prompt payment and also the payment Of the back ana
may be due to the companies Of the late lh es
uent
by command Of WIN. T. C. GROWER,
Colonel 18th Regiment N. Y. y. V.
yno. r. uoLLSbs Adiotsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
rE0yg HEY WEST.
Tie Eiac..hip San Jmcinfo OF, Cruise--
Carture Of the E,ockadc-Runncrs Ain.
hama nnd Lixzic Davis, and the Ds.
strnctiOn Of the EOx.

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
KEY WEST Fla, Sept 10, 1863.
~, -. c. I..;.,.o ho. ;,,., ,xu;ro5
Inc HaSshiP ""n '"'"'o nos J'
ram highly successful cruise Of 10 days in which she
...oa ,o l,o.l,Jo ,unnors and WAS the canse
oni.u''" wv Vs. m ..,,' ,.o,,at,o ,,,,,,os
q. me destruction" ~ "n"'n''' an WI" '"'"' "'Ss
On hoard. scnd Won the following particulars:
a, a. ,.o.a, 81, .ho mi i,e, .bo lookout NJ tho
"" 'h' "'''' NV" '" '"' '-''' ,''',,
masthead reported strange san we i'neu''o'! h''
chase and soon discovered from tie black smoke that
o,,,,oo,,or,,, % ,rn tho bIoc,ofc of
-, or '',"io. - ~ Iii ,,;,,f, oour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
The Right Wing in Contamination
With koSecrans.
BURNSIDE ADMIRABLY SITUATED
The Soldiers in the Best Health and Spirits
LoUsynLE, Tuesday, Oct. 6, 1863.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1863.
The Journal has received special from Knox
vile which is considered entirely Trustworthy, that
Gen Burnside held the country south from kAoAVlie
to Cashtown, on the Hiawasse River and the western
and Atlantic Railroads, and only - miles ds'int IRON
Kingston. the junction of the western ana Atianle
and Rome Railroads, and east OF kno1vie as lar as
Groonvlle on the East Tennessee and Virginia Ran
road lie also possesses all the passes into North Caro-
lima His right wing is in communication VIII zen
Rosecraus and his position all that coud be desired
E.s amy is in the best health and spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
BY Telegraph
WASHINGTON Tuesday. Oct. 6, 1868.

Lieut.. Com. Chandler of the San Jacinto in
forms the Secretary Of the Navy that on the 10th Of Sep
tenbeT In lat IS 81 N. lon. IS II W., the steamer Liz
zie Davis, Rebel blockade runner. was captured by
tina, ship after chase Of two hours. She was bound
nom Havana to Mobile. and left Havana on the 18th.
She was loaded with lead and other articles for the
Rebel authorities. She had on board Rebel Dag but
no papers OF any kind No other vessel In sight at
the tme d her eaHure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
LATER FROM CHATTANOOGA
GEN. ROSECRANS'S POSITION UNCHANGED
Burnside 1o,nrels the Enemy to Retire
CINCINNATI, Monday. OF. 6. 1868.

Private advices from Chattanooga up Ia
the lst inst represent that the army is in line spirits
and its position is imprcgnablt
special dispatch T-.somaTeia!. from IN oAviiie'
dated the 5th, says:
Our forces below have penetrated TO Hawassee lNeF
the enemy retiring. The Rebels have also fallen back
above. Col Carter being beyond GrccnvIle tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
The Vessels Destroyed by tho Alabama.

IUoIUN, IUts'Hy' V'F' U S001'
The ship Anna T. Schmidt, which was de-
stroyed by the pirate Alabama was insured In Boston
Offices for about $1,000
The ship Express, also destroyed By the Alabama
was Insured in Boston for $40. COO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
GENERAL WHISKY

Is exceedingly popular and one Of the best friends 81
darihea 70 be found. Supplied by the CoinmissaIy IT.
quality If the best. and the nevness 81 the sIi
Gle renders excessively irritating 20 the bowels. HE
whisky issued g. the mcr. aud known ration whis
ky is even worse than tina; sold to the officer and
from what hear can only hkcn IL passage into the
stomach "a the progress Of toTchhght procession down
tie throat were the reception hroaeh this passage o.
one OF thusc brilliant displays within the range Of pos
s.bi,y one O: the best oorrccycs Of bilious darrhe'
y lemonade when taken IN moderate qnanilics but
LEMONS arr easily 10 be got here and were they ever
% plenty would be hard 10 convince soldier Of their
superiority whisky vhen made into a beverage
O.O5sr To-day tie weather ~ extremely warm
Gen. GiIpores headquarters are now Permanently 20
tablisbed at Foley Island This afternoon number Il
tents beon giBg TO the Provost MsrhHls Department
ore being cared there The fact Of Gen. Gilmore
reno, al hss ocoasoned considerable At and many Az
Of opinion iha, i indicates change Ia iLe plan u oiera
tions n this Department.
The sith Massaci usei, coior,dJ declined 10 receive
their pay up TO this daie expressing willingness 70
wal, until II should be more convenient 10 the Govern.
ment They were severely ocHsurod by Col Monigon.
err. commanding tie brigade to which tlsy aie ai.
tachoA IN speech made before them ast night Col.
" ; Lttlefed who has bccu temporarily In command
g. the regiment aherward addfessod bic men, CON.
meudng their conduct IN high icrns. Co Li'leheid
roes 70 Ternandna 30 few days to take charge Of BIZ
own REGIMENT. the ith South Carolina. which 10 STA
tiourd there.
Some days since shell from Port JOHNSON entered
Wagner exploding Two caissons len there By Tie
Rebels. 80 one wac injured by tie exposon
At the 'front.' to-day il is reported that johnson Il ~
fenced II is ato stated iAai large bodies Of Keb"i
troops known to be- passing through seoess.on'hc
y. q. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07

much talked abon as intended for the protection OF our
iron clads IN the conflict long looked forward to here
We may expect tLcn active operations when tley sha
have arrived.
To-day the firing from Moultrie on Forts Wagner ana
Gregg has been very severe, IS shots having been
thrown at Gregg aud SO striking inside Of Wagner
The James Island Battery sent o. The casualties were
three killed and three wounded four in the I'd Sonth
Carolina and two in the 47th N. Y. Volunteers The
names of these latter viii ascertain for the information
Of their friends.
Capt strohan's battery Of the Sd Rhode Island Artil
levy did some excellent shooting at Sumter.
TEE PoST HOSPITAL,
intended only for the treatment of serious is I'M
der the direction Of Dr. John Dalton, Dr. 5. W. Gross
son Of Professor Gross Of Philadelphia; DR.. Nebb and
Others, and is the thoatcr Of much surgical skill The
arnputations here have been attended with marked sue
cess the fatality resulting therchom amounting to pei
centage only of one i've which il some less than Il
usual
SINGULAR INSTANCE oP ToRGE1rUISEss.
! Yesterday On aged negro man attached 10 Genera
Terrys kitchen, either through forgetfnncss or shee
carclcssness put into the stove teninch she for h
purpose Of melting the lead round tie fuse Tie shel
being loaded as n natural consequence it exploded
]
one else was hurt Some no, very favorable compari
SONS have been made between the negroes from III
North and those formerly slaves. One Of the latter
boy" named Daniel thinking IT al excellent oppoftn
uity for retaliation meeting shortly aierward ven
,nrcd few remarks follows Why. sar. dey sa.
US Sufrr.n Southern darkics don't know nubhin one
here dis yer man come al the way from Bosom an zoe
for to put orc o Gen Gillmores mighty shells in tn
stove Wonder did nj kin him dead. Knowed bette
. an dat when was chile"
/ Ihc entire absence Of interest and excitement her
renders hfe the island drcary and monc;onous eH
is,ence The comforts and Injuries To be obtained ar
but slight and the charges II the suffers for the mos
ordinary articles either Of food or clothing e'orhan
in the extreme Sand flies and neas can be had wiihou
regard 10 quantity number even the asking; bn
ice cau be purchased with neither love nor money fo
there il none here and the water very undrinkabl
without H.
Owing 10 this reason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
FaOll qNn AalY On YlI OHIO

TIE POSITION OCCUPIED ey THE ARMY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
HIGH PRICES IN RICHMOND.

There is great deal Of suffering in Richmond
for the aries OF life Bacon is quoted in Tas Sts
tasl AT 90 80 y 10; Coffee ~ 5odSs " 10; Flour, a.
81 y bbL Wheat s5as6 y bushel; Sugar 81 sod
g. q 10 Moasses Sli9s els p gallon. aud other neees
sary articles At equally high rates. Gold is sioasl
nremnm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
JYTIoF on TnE sEcrrrlnY orqng Nsvr

"PIopo,ss win be received ,is oHc 90 10 ,bs d,y q,
t,tobef n1xt from parties willing contract for m. mann
h,tuTe Of pate glass the d,snsoDs " be ,pe6ed u
Siyste circular Issued from this Depsrirno 10 con,et
ny application 10 the Secretary Of the NAVY All .,d.
port be hsd packed aud ready for shipment 10 tho south
hnsie bloehstins sqosdon preparatory 10 the
bss<h On CbUiestoD by the 6set"
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BAL
ANCES.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

IotI ofFltE DEfAHTmENT,t
October 18th, 1868
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
at this Department until the 3Jfh day OF November
next at IL o'clock noon, for furnishing Letter-bal
snces ior The Of the Pest Offices in the United
States fur year from snd after the slst day OF
December next, OF the following description, viz:
lst. Balances capable OF weighing eight ounces,
ayoiIdupois weight, ~ be graded down to quarter
ounces.
OF these 1t ia supposed eight hundred will be re-
quirc for a year
2i. Balances cspscic OF weighing at least two
pounds, avoirdupois weight, to be graded down to
half ounces.
OF these it is supposed one hundred will be re-
quired per Annum.
Perfect correctness will be required in all these
balances, as well as strength and durability.
Samples OF each d,scri ptlon Of balance must ac-
company each bid; and tie bidder who NJ " obtain
ordered oil aquali y, In all respects fully equal to
the sample
Each balancs must be well and securely packed
In n box for transportion.
The balances are to he Delivered, free OF all
charge, TO the Blank Agency of the Post Office pe-
partment at Washington, u. C., and will there be
examined aud reported upon by suitable inspectors
for reception or refusal.
Each bidder must furnish with lis proposals
evidence "i MS ability 10 comply with his bid.
Two sufficient securities wll! be required to 4
contract.
Failures to furnish the balances as contacted
for promptly, or tho furnishing Of those OF In
frror quality, viii be considr red as q sufficient
cause ior the forfeiture 81 tie contract.
| the envelopes, "Proputl ais for Letter balances,
and addressed to the TiIst Assistant Postmaster
General Washington, u. Z. NJ. BLAIR,
/ Ccl2-W6W Postmaster General
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
FOR WOOD.
CAVALRY BUREAU
UIfI.E OF DEror QuAhTERMAsTER,

WAaHINolOE, 1869.
PROPOSALS are solicited, aud will be receiv cd
at this office until FRIDAY, Goth day of Noyem.
bet, NJ moon, for tho furnishing OF 100 cords oil
good, sound, merchtntAOle, well-sensoned Cord
Nond, TO be delivered Mt the Cavalry Depot, Gies-
boru Puint, u. Z corded In ranks feet high; de-
livery not being considered complete until corded,
measured and inspected. Blilers will state the
An inspector Will be designated, on the part OF
the Government, 10 inspect and measu the wood.
The ability Of the bidder to fulhl his agreement
whose sisuatures must be appended to the guarAn
tee.
The responsibility Of the guarantor must he
shown by tue official certificate OF the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court. or Of tho United States Dis
tnst Attorney. ... ..
| Proposals must he addressed to Captain II. A.
| Dupuy, Depot Quartermaster Cavalry Depot, S1a
II street, Washington, b. G., and endorsed on the
rnvclope, Proposals ior W0odn no7-l1t
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13
-. CLARK & GAYLORD,
AIsrseys and Cbsrl~llers at Lau,
SOLICITORS
ron ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner 9Th and = streets, Room No. .,
WARRINGTON, d. C.

This Firm, having . thorough knowledge Of the
Pension Business, aud being familiar with tn.
practice In all the Departments OF Government,
believe that they ear afford GREATER facilities to
prompt and successful accomplishment OF business
entrusted to them than any other firm In Washing.
ton. They desire to secure such amount Of this
business a. will enable them to execute the busi-
the basis Of THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
dose they will secure the services of Law Firms III
each prominent locality throughout the States
al, the necessary blank forms OF application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet instructions
and Circulars Tor distribution In their vicinity with
AssociAtes' names inserted, and upon the due exc
to them BY their ioearsssocia ates they will prompt.
ly perform the business here.
~ Their charges will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIV ATES,
for eaah Pension or Bounty and Back Pay obtained,
TAkY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
~. Soldiers enlisted since the lst Of March, 1851
in any kind OF service, Military or Naval, who
disabled by disease or wounds entitled to Pen.
sions. All soldiers who serve for two years, OF
during the war, should 1t sooner close, will be en-.
titled TO SlU0 Bounty.
By a law OF the last session OF Congress, all Sol
diers discharged on account Of wounds received iu
the sery Ice, since the commencement of the War
shall receive the 800 bounty; and all revenue
stamps heretofore required on soldiers application
papers are dispensed with. Widows of SOLDIER
who die or are killed are entitled to Pensions AM
the siOO Bounty. ii there be no widow, then the
minor children and II no minor children, then the
father mother, ssters, or brothers entitled tc
the 400 bounty, and, In addition thereto, depend
ant mothers, sisters or brothers will be
WILLIS l.. GAYLORD.
Wilmington, d. C., 1852 mar s-iy