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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-05

U1l117n-JUhn U1uHn,
PiSsf Hf~aoai--AndrBw Joyce.
Second Lieaisnasi--.iohn II Davis
Pol,ssmen--Wua Jacl4on John Lavender, hich "a
va Joel Philirs Wu Baker, Jehn CotHell, Wiitain
Aavo John Inglcs v v. Wriett, John iuakctt
Robert SCOTT, " @. frencis, David Yates Cnas hu'
mt aud ". Iunlry. j..
ss- The Police Court ie opened every morning 81
nina otfit.eR
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DIRECTORY.
oITY oovERNMENT

IL
WILLIAM eHANE, Reeorder.
JoiIn CiIUMBLEY, Barstai,
pepuiv Mershali--W. H. Wlkinaon. A. O. TnclNr,
~ N "A. MsrtetIohn Chuinbley nrzt
Iaeeb Wrench, nocond and lhos McCariy, third
Tirr Ia.essor---W Wlinu Driver
pevanus oollrc'cr-A, y. sbanklAnd
Tsafey Tar 01lisci1r--t. r. 0arrott
Irsasassf--R honry.
V1ssf Haaer-Th0mrs froke.
s,psr.niendsni of ne Noyta0uss--J q Dodd.
l3ssori1fsnana of ~ Water Horks--frn. Stewart
Oil5 of no Fks Dsporiaeni-..!ohn y. seaeuEy.
se1ton Of ne Cs1nets1y-f y. hcffide.
girscf Orsrsser--I. l.. stewart
cgy AHorney--E. r Mulisy.
CITY COUNCIL.
eosrf og Alderun.--f. NJ rrien President iohn
Carpor, Jos. ,. Eobb, Ed huioy, II g scotel, W.. -
Che,ih8n, M. @. l.. Claiborne, snd }, Smith.
tg,,as,0gs Councl-Andrew Anderson, ffeeinerti JAS
former william aobcrl8, q. NJ toutn tatei Apfhham
Myers, alex. Ncfanioi, T. .. licush Cnnies say erH,
JsB rhoWles, w A. mcCieilond, T. J. Mbfough,
Vim. Driver, VIM Stewart, Thos. cfcady,Wn. haiiy
and Nm saRborn.
Ffsa,,os-- Knowles, scoyel nd Brien
trus,y Worft--A IA iunrsdn, Smith ena Chihofne
3vcsts : HUI, TnfpeF. Myels, Mtllay, LhtAiham,
Yarhppgh, ready apd Heily
Wharj-farnof, caper anc Nccieland.
Gohosis--Chralham, hullfy sna Knowles
Fire Department Myers, stewart and AcCioland
go,--i'Fiycr cresay and hyegs.
tJsfaefa-g--- NTH, Sanbirn aud Stewart
Mart.g Hcisss-- Yarbrouga, Roberts and Carpof
flards-- -Muoy, Hclian el AMI Stewart
Poiics--choatham Bricn and saynra.
Springa---Cready Claiborne and Myers
Rsrkaotse-saYerB, Robb AMI Mrnaa'el
TaprovGnenfs and Erpcadbwes-- AoCellondi brien
and Ha1born
Issblio Properis--Izobb, stawarl and Driver.
peJ Hoesf--Carper, B0uthFnie and Haley
n9s- the Board 0l Aldermen meota the Tucndays
noxt preceding the second and fourth Ihaisltya y
each month, md the Common Council tho aecond
and lonrfh Thursdays in each uionth.
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'IDREAp-oR PEAcr.

"H has not get come 10 b question Of
bread or peace ,0i h rs, but zoe are FIST c0a.ing
70 a. II cur Government can compel a
nan with family Of children TO dght
for il Tor Sl1 per Month, it can compel,
and niitsi, those who stay at home and
enjoy their ease now, and will enjoy our
freedom when achieved---lo feed the
poor children Of poor tathers--lhe Wild
ows, whose only sons are fighting the
battles and enduring the terrible hard
ships Of the march aud camp---foodless,
clolhesless aud shoeless Forbearance
will soon cease 10 be a virtue.
Our wives, sisters aud little ones are
cryiag for bread Bewarel lest thoy
cry Tor blood also ~ We have had
enough Of eS.esS,c. and speculation; it
is time the strong arm of the law was
extended
The people will rise, sooner or laierl
Ihereaic lamp-posts and rope enough to
cure this worse than lrgaa. .n---and the
remedy win be applied BY an outraged
people.
"lSigned BRUrUS H."
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Posters. Of which the following ia
copy were pasted upin the most public
placeaof Mobile on the olh Instant. III
IS one Of the uamistakablc signs, now boz
coming quite common, that ne distress
OF the people IN the rebellious States has
reached point that is almost unbear-
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aght az Tuscumbia was a desperate hand
10 hand encounter Sixiy-six Federals
were captured by Roddy's cavalry. The
fact is, the enemy did not fight at Tus-
cumbia.
The Atlanta Inteiligcncer Of tho 2sih
Of April, publishes an editorial entitled
"phe Dog, Rosocrsns.n II says his
atrocities are more appalling than the
iiend Buffers; that he is q consummato
rutlian, On srrsnt bully, a shrvwd deviser
Of little aots, an adfoit observer, aud an
active but prudent operator.
Il ascrses him ct laying waste Ten
nessee, burning rebels houses, stealing
their horses, and preventing the cultiva-
tiono The soil, which is very good. or
Granville Moody, il says he was. last
summer regarded the scourgo Of William
son county, but he is an angel Of mercy
compared with Gordon Granger, the inL
caruate devil that sways his icon sceptre
over the heads Of our hnmiliated, down
trodden, suffering people.
A citizen Of Mobile telegraphs from
BrOoksville,yia Macon, Ga, April 2l, 70
Hon. John t0gsy he, that the Yankees
have positively taken Msyhew. There
Is great excitement. he Advertiser
doubts il, saying; Mayhem is Ia Okia-
beha county, Is miles direct from CO.
lumbus, aud 80 miles from Houston.
H. is possible, we admit, that the force
which was reported al Ponio,oc took the
road to Houston, 20 miles south, thence
to May hew, but the route is very bad.
Gen. Ruggles is at Aberdeen, and Gen,
Gholson, with militia,a at Columbus. Duck
Hill and Winona are on the Mississippi
Central KaiIroad, and May hew on tbs
Mobile aud Ohio Railroad. These move-
inehis Of the Federals threaten Meridian
aad the Southern railroad oommunica-
iions generally. The news is highly
impOrlAni.
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The Volcano mokiug-signs OF an
EruptioA--A Crg for Bread or Peace
"a ucmand for Blood Threat
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
REGISTER CoRREorED.-Spenking

REGISTER CoRREGrED'-Speaking
Of our letters from soldiers, Gibson.
very ungentlemanly insihua!es we
publish letters pu1pOrting to come,
etc. Now we have the manuscript
Of the letters we published. Shake.
spcarc says, n "gallrd jade vince"
A & bSon is SO quick at supposirg
we inliiel some uf the letters, We
wond ask him the Gn,s'ion. Did YOU
not on Sunday evening, the l9'h inst.
write one Of the Soldiers Letters in
.your last paper, in your Office in Nc.
Arthur!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
, A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEM

kEeilEAs1kAsHa ~ " Az ~ Ava II N
Just Published, in Sealed Earelop. Prizes Cs.s
A LECTURE on the Nature, Tre,tment
and Radical Cure OF Spermatorrhea orSem-
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sex
ual Debility. and impediments to Marriage
generally, Nervousness, Consumption. Epi-
lepsy and Fits Mentatand Physical Inca
paritv, resulting from Self-Abuse, &c.--By
ROBT. ]. CULVERWELL, NJ. D., Author
Of the Grten hook, Sc.
The world-renowned author, in this admi-
rable Lecture. clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences Of
Sell-Abuse may be effectualy removed
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations bougies, instruments
'ings, or cordials,. pointing out mode Of,
cure at once certain and effectnal, by which
.very sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply. privately
and radically. This Lecture will prove
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address. IN plain, >.
'eaied envelop, on the receipt Of six cents. -
.wo postage stamps, by addressing, 4
CHAS. J. G. CLINE
1877 BOwrry, N, Y, Pos CO.,
Feb.a8 lsea HOx ASA
JIM
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

. " Peterson, for May, has been
received, and is one Of the finest mum.
bers OF the year thus far, every
lady should have a copy Of this Ma,
tional Magazine. For 50 % we fur
nish this work and the Democrat.
Godey'S Lady Book, Tor May, we
have not yet received.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

MENAGERIE & CIRCUs -lio5inson's
far famed McnaSerie and Circus troup
will exhibit in McArthur on the 7ll
OF may 'G3. This is one of the finest
exhibitions in the United States. -
To the student Of Natural History,
this collection OF Wild and Tame
Beasts will be rare treat. See ad.
vertlsement in another column.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Daniel
lN Waller. Guardian of Joseph II. Engle
and William Engle, has filed his accounts
Dr settlement, AMI that the same will be for
fearing on the 2Jth dav of lpril 1868. Z
r "a JOSEPH KALER, e t
April 2nd le63,-3w. Probate Judge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

WoOD, Corn, OATs-Wanted at
this office OH subscription. We will
be Obliged to any of our friends vino
owe us, to have either of the above
articles soon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
AfEIaY MINIS,

NASHVILLE Apil 27.--Port Of Gen.
eraI Green Clay Smiths brigade, con.
Sstng Of 2jO cavalry, commanded
by Colonel Watkins, Sixth Kentucky
Cavalry, this mo'rlng made dash
III a rebel camp Of the Texan Legion,
eight miles south OF Franklin, on the
Carriers Creek Pike, captured Us
rebels, including three Captains, fl, c
LicutonautS. same number Of horses,
tily mules, one ambulance loaded
with medical stores, and burned eight
wagons aid tho arms OF the rebels
Colonel Brooks, COMMANDING tho reb.
pl camp, WAS captured, but suOsC
qupntly oscaped, The rebels were
part OF the brigade Of Gene'ai Whit
field, Tcnnesscean, aud il native Vl
FranGIin, who acquired notorlety in
Kansas few years since, One rebel
MORALLY wounded No casualties On
the Federal side.
A startling ramor is current in the
city tonight, that General Bragg was
shot and instantly killed by General
Breckenridge at Tailahoma, yeSter-
day,
New YORK, April PA Fortress
Monroe letter OF the 25th olho tom
melciaL SAYS: -" Yesterday morning
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS IN SERVICE
from Vnton County, will see that the
Register says those only are real true
SoldietS who write letters denouncing
Democrats and admit they went into
the service to free niggcrs, uproot sla.
very, &c. Democrats in the army
will now know how 10 appreciate the
talk Of these pretended friends Of the
soldier, whose prejudices discriminate
as to men in the field because they
are not Of their politics,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
GIIARnAINS nnTIcE. :.

NOTICES hereby Gwen Il at Benjamin Dill,
IN Guardian OF SP.rah Ann Ysger and Rebccca
c. Yager, has FL I'd his accounts fpr settlement
and will be for nearing onthe 18th. day Of M.y
1853. JOSEPH KALER,
Apr %, ls69-3w Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND WIDOWS. AND RELATIVES
OF DECEASED SOLDIERS.


Tho law of Congress approved July % 1861,
provides for a bounty Of 500, TO all Volunteers
ior three years or during tho war. In case OF
the death Of a Soldier while in the service, this
bounty together with all arrears of pay,due the
deceased, may be obtained by his widow or re-
latives as the case may be.
The act Of Congress- approved July l4th 1863
gives pension to the following classes Of per.
sons.
lst. To allinvalils disabled since March 4sh
1861, in the Military or naval Service Of the
United States.
3D. To widows OF officers, Soldiers OF Seaman,
dyirg of wounds received or ofdesease contrao-
ted in the Military or naval service.
Cd. To Children under l6 years Of age OF such
deceased persons if there is no widow surviving
or from the time Of the widows remarriage.
4th Tc mothers of deceased officers or SOL
diers. Provided the deceased lefs 10 widows,
or children under l6 years of age, and proyid-
ed said mother was dependant in whole or part
ly upon the labor Of t he deceased for support.
5th To sisters under l6 years Of age, Of such
deceased soldiers, dependent on the latter who
Il y or in part for her support. Provided there
ure no rightfu claimants of the three last pre-
ceedng classes. Fhe amount allowed in case
Of deceased officers or soldiers ranges fIom
IS. to $50, per month owing to rank Of deceased
Invalid passions viii depend upon the rank
and nature fdthisability not exceeding $50,
per month In any case.
The undersigned las procured license for that
purpose, and is now authorized to prosecute
claims; against the general government in aN
cases arising under tbs various Gets Of Congress
and will give prompt attention to all claims in
trusted TO him. No charge for services will bo
made whe,e the claim is wholly disalowed.
Macarthur Feby 9TH 1853, B.P HEWITT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
SIlERIFF'S SALE.
,te Of OAiO. Kinion CoMntn.

State Of OAj0, Vinton County.
Richard Ashurst & Son PhGs.l In Ccmt Of
. against Common Peas
DURSUANT to tho command Of a crler o.
L sale in the above cSuse tom directed t,,m
the Court Of Common Ploas. Of the aforesaid
County of Vinton. will offer at lubuc safe l.,
the door Of tho Court HDuSe, in 'hc Town u.
Macarthur, in aforesaid County Of Yi.tou, ou
Saturday the 29h day Of May 4. D. 1853
At The b lur of ono O'Clock PM. of said day, the
following Real estate tJ-wir: AbOu. seventy
icIcs flund commencing at the south cast cor
H6r Of the southeast quarter Ollie south east
quarter of Section numner five, (5,) in Town
hip 'lumber nine. (9.) Of Range number eigh
lecn, llS. in Vinton county Ohio. thence west
to the GEEK thGhceup tie bed Of the creek tc
solomon ECdicrns luG thence south east along
.uid RediernS line to tie north cast corner of
the south west quarter O!tlP south west onurtcr
Of Section number four, (4,) in Township and
Gange uftrcsail. Thcrce south to the south
'orn,T of said last named forty acre tract thence
wet to tie place Ht hcginiUg, Also the north
halt Of ln-lot number ninety y-sevcn, (g7.) cX
eept ten feet off ot souLi. side Of said north halt
Also The west halfo' In-lot number one hun
dred and sixteen. Cll6.) IN tho town OF Near
thur Vinton county Ohio.
Taken MS the property Of A. Bratton, TO
satisfy judgement ofaforesaid Court, in favor
of Richard Ashnrst Son.
Appraised as follows, to-wit: The first de-
cribed + atty at eighteen hundred dollars, apd
lot number ninoty-sevon at four hnndred dol-
lars, lot number one hundred and sixteen at
seventy-tivo dollars, and must bring two-thirds
OF thai sum. ......-.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
A.G. IL II. l.. Brown. ARCH. NORRIS,
sAttyS. for Plft. Shff. V. Co. o.
April 28th, 1868 5s. a..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
EANiEs pODG El.s EsrsuE.

Notice is hereby given that S. ". Do 'ge
Administrator ofrle estate of James. d !
ge, ,slate of Yinton County. Ohio, deceased
hasfiled his sarcount5 for inspection and
dartial settlement aud vii be for hearug
oil the 9th day of My A. D.. 1862.
JOSEPH KALER.
,e Probate JUICE.
Apri l6, 6,'f3.-.3-w. La .sa 80
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

FIRE. We ara sorry to learn that
Mr.. .IouN DUNKLE's dwel,inL, situa
ted on his farm some 7 or S miles
north, was destroyed hy fire on Mon.
day morning last, with nearly all The
furniture. Caught from a detective
aue, it is said.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

AccIDENTAL.--Dr. S, Il. DUNLAP
came near losing lis eyes and being
otherwise seriously injured, by tie
explosion Of fluid lamp. on last
Monday, As it is, the Df. is serious.
iy Gurued in the lace
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

THR True ROAD TO WEALTH, IS TO ADvERTIsl
TOUR BUSINESS. TERMS, PAY IN ADVANCE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30


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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

FOR LEGAL NOTICES SEE FOURTH PAGE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-14
Latest from the Seat of War

BALTIMORE, July 13.--The American has
the following special dispatch:
HAGERsTowN, MD, July l2.-Early this
morning 1t was discovered that the rebels had
fallen back from Funkstown. A reconnois-
sance from our right wing was thrown out.
and discovered that the rebels had withdrawn
their LETT wing towards the river, and had
formed a line of battle in a semi-circle, COW
ering Williamsport. Kilpatrick's cavalry
pushed forward and occupied Hagerstown.
Our whole right wing was Immediately nut
in motion and swept around in the line of
the rebel retreat. We entered Funkstown
one hour after the rebels left. They had for
tilted the bridge over the Antietam at Funks.
town, but abandoned it without contest
Strong rifle pits eniiaded the bridge, and en-
brasures for cannon had been knocked out of
a stone wall above on the hill.
The rebels line of battle covers Williams
port pike. Longstreet holds the center, Ewel
the right, and Hill the left. The country peo~
pie are not allowed to pass through the rebel
lines, and know little of their strength or
movements. The rebels reported, when fall
ing back, that they were falling back behind
some entertainments. a rebel captain, cap.
tured with 40 men, also reports that Lee has
entrenched himself
There is no renewal of the rebel armv's
crossing over, and we are now pressing back
the eDemy's rear. Although there has been
slight skirmishing, there has been no fnht
The rebels have swept away everything, and
scarcely serviceable horse is left. The
grain crops are trampled down, and flour, hav
and corn are carried off. Probably to-mor-
row will determine whether there is to be an.
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a&tu advertisements.

w oRCESTER THEATRE
Tonight, Tuesday, 14th !
GLORIOUS SUCCESS
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MartIaI Law In CIneInnatI and vlelnltx.

Martial Law In Cincinnati and Vicinity.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-Gen. Burnside has
declared martial law in Cincinnati, Coving-
ton and Newport Ky. All business is sus-
pended until further orders, and all citizens
are required to organize in accordance with
the state and municipal authorities. We
have nothing definite as to Morgans where
abouts this morning, but it is supposed that he
will endeavor to move around the city (Cin-
clnnati), and cross the river between here and
Marysvlle. The militia is concentrating in
obedience to the order of Gov Tod
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Items.

BALTIMORE, July 3.-There is a panic in
gold here. Everybody is selling it. Sales
have been made as low as 80 per cent pre-
MUM.
New York, July ia special Washing
ton dispatch to the Post says that the heavy
rain storm mas damaged the railroad between
Baltimore and Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-14
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.


At a meeting of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester within and for the County WOr
cester, on the third Tuesday of June. A. ID. 1868.
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered That notice be given
TO the Norwich and Worcester Rail HOad Company the
Worcester and Nashua aiI Rogd Company, the Provi-
dence and Worcester Rail Road Company and to
all persons and Corporations interested therein that
said Commissioners will meet at their office the Old
day of August next at of the i'm the forenoon
by publishing atested copy of said Petition Of this
order thereon,n the Worcester Daily Spy anewspaper
printed in Worcester aforesaid in week three
weeks successfully the last publication be fourteen
days, at least, before the day last aforesaid.
And sturther OTdered that the Sheriff said county
or his Deputy, serve the lily Clerk the said CITY
cestcr, and the said Norwich and Worcester rail Road
Company, the WOrcesterand Nashua Rail Road Company,
aud the Providence and Worcester Railroad Company
with an attested copy of said Petition and Order, thirty
days at least and also post up attested copy thereof
in two public places said CITY of Worcester fourteen
days, at least before the dav last resad which time
and place the said Commissioners will proceed view the
route and premises set forth in said Petition hear all
persons and Corporations interested therein, who may
then and there desire be heard thereon and they shall
adudge that the prayer of said Petition ought to be
ed then TO authorize the Mayor and Alder said
city Of Worcester to locate and lay said town way
across the tracks Of the Norwich and Worcester the
Worcester and Nashua, and the Providence and Worces
ter Rail Roads upon level with the same prayed
in their said petition and to do whatever else legal
ly be done " the premises.
Attest: WIN. A. SMITH, Asst. Clerk.
Copy of the Petition and Order of Notice thereon
~ Attest: WIN. A. SMITH, Asst Clerk.
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Dated at -, this ------- day OF --- 1885,
NOTE J. This is only intended apply where the
members Of the family claiming exemption reside The
same family. If anv of the memuefs reside lsewhere
and ave gone into the military service of the nitcd
states. no exemption on that account be claimed
NOTE THIS certificate must be signed by one OF the
parents, II there be anv # not by respectable per
sons theals OF amss resident in the town. c0un-
y, or district with the'person for whom exemption Is
claimed
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other battle in Maryland. The people of
Hagerstown received the Union troops with
great joy and a display of flags. A large
number of refugees followed the army into
Hagerstown.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-14

Dated at --, this ---- day of - Is6-
NOTE ]. The certificate in regard to age is In nil
cases where practicable to be signed by the parents Of
the person claiming exemption and the reanlrem ents
specified In the regulations are to be adhered To- Inc
blank space the certificate Indicate the age of the
person is TO be fl ed as follows:
That am UNDER TWENTY" years OF age
That am over Thirty -FIYE years Of age, "AND
MARRIED.
That am OVER FoRrY-FIyE' years Of age, accord
ing to the iacts In the case.
NOTE 2. III case the certificate Ia not signed by the
parents, the fact OF must be certified by two re-
spectacle PERSONS theads Of ari esl dent In the
SAME town, county district with the pers for whom
exemption claimed the requirements of
81; Regulations. &c, must be complied with.
Blanks Of these forms to be obtained by application at
this office daily (exeept sunday 81 between the hours Of
2ani 5P
All persons who may be drafted and who desire to
present substitutes must give notice in writing to the
Board OF Enrolment. that such day they will pre-
sent substitute giving his name, denee age and
stating whether he is an alien citz-n.
The Collectors Of internal Kovepue have been authof.
lied by the Secret OF War and directed the secre
tary OF the Treasury to receive from drafted persons
who desire TO pay 1t the nf $500, In Communication
Of service Adm THAYER Esq No 2s Main street,
Worcester Mass is Collector foi the Eighth District
and will receive pa ment for this District
SAM'L v STONE, Captsn, and Provost Marshal
CIAS. H. DEANS, Commissioner
oRAHEL MARTIN, Surgeon.
i'll dSatTuATh
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having been enrolled under the provisions Of an act Of
CONGRESS Tor enrolling and calling oat the national
FORCES. o. approved March s. 1865 liable to perform
military duty In the service the United States hereby
certify that am legally su bject to such abity and
for the following reasons: 49,
That am years Of age