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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-23
Bedford County, SIS.

AT an Orphans Court, held at Bedford, on the
2lst day Of November, A.. D., 1864, before the
Judges Of the said Court, on motion Of John p.
Reed, ESQ.,. the Court grant Rule on the heirs and
legal representatives of David Kelley late Of Liberty
Township, deceased, to wit. John and William Kel-
ley, their shares owned by Christian Estricht; Srd,
Sarah, wife Of John Gfsce; 4th, Cathagine, wife of
- Baitlebaugh, share owned by Christian Estric1t;
9th, Susan, her share owned by Christian Estricht
9th, Martha intermarried with VIM. Miller, deceased
7ths Mary wife Of Samuel Medara; sth JRliana, de-
ceased leaving Surviving her husband Daniel Grace,
her share owned By Christian Estrichf; 9th Eliza
BETH wife of James Bowser, share held by Christian
Estricht, to be and appear al Orphans Court, TO
be held at Bedford, IA and for the County of Bed
ford, on the End Monday, 18th day of February
next to accept refuse 70 take the Real Estate Of
said decesed al the Valuation which has been yau-
Cd and appraised In pursuance Of Writ Of Parti-
ton OF Valuation issued out Of said Court aud
TO the Sheriff Of ssid County, directed TO show cause
why the same should not be sold.
il TESTIMONY WHEREoE, have hereunto set my
hand and the seal Of said Court Bedford this 2lst
day Of November, 4. D., 1864.
o. Il. SHANNON, Clerk,
Dec q, 1854.
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Sherin,s sale.

ID virtue of writ OF Fiera Facias, TO me direct
D ed, there viii be sold at Public Sale at the Court
House. IN the Borough Of Bedford, on Tuesday the
18th day of January 1865, al 10 o'clock A. NJ, all
the interest of defendant, Wiloughby l.. Webb,
said interest being the one undivided seventeenth
part Of in, to and out, of the following described
tracts Of land, stuste, lying and being in the Town
ship Of Broadtop in the County of Bedford, and
State Of Pennsylvania, viz:
/. 4 tract Of land, known as the William Foster
tract adjoining lands now, late of Jesse Wright,
Abraham kerns, James FigaTd, James Potter Jacob
Strine, John M Cauler and others, and containing
three hundred and sixty acres, thirty perches and
allowances
? 4 tract known as the David Kerr tract adioin-
ing lands now OF lats Of the HopeweH Company,
Christopher Long, WIN. Long, Samuel Weekly and
others, and the Raystown Branch az the Juniata
River, and containing three hundred and forty-two
acres and one hundred and SIX perches and allow
3. 4 tract known as the Christopher Long tract
adjoining lands now or late Of Wm. Lane and 9TH
erS, and containing one hundred and eight and three
fourth acres and allowance.
A. A tract known as the William Lane tract, ad-
Joining lands or late Of John Zook, Baltzer
Swartz, John McLain- Christopher Long, and 9th
ers, containing two hundred and ten acres and al
lowance.
s. A tract known as the John M'Lain tract, ad-
Joining lands now or late Of Wa. Lane, Baltzer
Swariz, and Others, and containing one hundred and
sixtv acres and ninety-six perches and allowance.
C. 4 tract known as the John Chenington tract
adjoining lands now or late Of William Bum, L. B.
Watson. Baltzer Swartz and others, aud containing
four hundred and thrty-one acres, one hundred and
thirty perches and allowance
Z. tract surveyed on Warrant to Thomas NJ.
Long, adjoining lands now late of John Zook,
Jacob Meyers and others, and containing eleven
acres and sixteen perehes ard allowance.
8. A tract known as the William Bum tract ad-
Joining lands now or late Of John Bollman, John
Lane and others, and containing four hundred and
tIyn. aud thrae-fG acres and allowance.
9. A tract lzngs the John Zook tract, adjoin-
ing lands now hate OF Vim. Lane and others, and
containing two hundred and twenty-five and one
fourth acres and allowance.
The said one undiY ied part Of said tracts of land,
seized and taken in execution as the property of said
defendant, WiEoughby L. Webb, by
JOHN ALDSTADTs Sheriff.
Sherff's Office, Bedford, Dec. p, 1854.
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APPEALS

aa Z u
RT0TICE ii hereby given to the taxable inhabi-
i tants Of the county Of Bedford, that an Appeal
viii be held by the County Commissioners, on the
days, and at the places hereby specified, to wit:
For CoIeraia Township, on Tuesday, the Sd day
of January, next, at the house Of A. J. Pennell.
Southampton Townships on Wednesday, the 4th,
at the house Of William ADAMS.
Monroe Township, Thursday, the 9th, ct the
house Of Mrs. Daniel Weimer, in ClearYile.
East Providence Township, on Friday, the 9Th, at
the house Of d. A. T. Black.
West Providence Township, on Saturday, the Ttb,
al the house Of John c. Black, Bloody Run Boro.)
Cumberland Valley Townships on Monday, the
9th, at the house Of James Haney.
Londonderry Township. on Tuesday, the 10th, al
the house of George r.. Bailey
Harrison Township, on Wednesday, the 1lth, at
the house of William W. Leany.
Juniata Township, on Thursday, the 18th, at the
house of Joseph Foller-
Napier Tuwnship. on Friday, the 18th, at the
house of A. J. Sniyely, (Schellsburg Boro.)
Sehellsburg Borough, on Saturday, the l4ih, at
the house Of A. .. Snivey.
Union Tewnsbio, on Monday, the 10th, at the
house OF Michael Wyant.
st. Clair Township, on Tuesday, the 18th, at the
house Of Isaac Miller, in ST. Clairsville.
South Woodberry Township, on "Wednesday, the
18th, at the house Of ]. Irwin Noble.
Middle Woodbeny Township Thursday, the
10Th, at the house of William NJ. Pearson.
Liberty Township on Friday, the goth, at the
house of John Besser.
BrOadtop Township, on Saturday, the zlEts at the
house Of John Drollinger.
Hopewell Township, on Monday, the 23d, at the
house of John Drolnger, Hopewel.
Bloody Run Borough, Tuesday, the 24th, at
the house of John G. Black.
Snake Spring Township, on Wednesday, the 18th,
at the house Of Joseph Mortiniore.
Bedford Township. on Thursday, the Goth, at the
Commissioner Office.
Bedford Borough, on Friday, the 9th, at the
Commissioners Office.
When and where all persons and corporations feel
ing themselves aggrieyed at the enumeration and
valuation Of their taxable property and effects, made
pursuant to the several Acts Of Assembly, in such
case made and provided, are requested TO attend
and state their grievances for redress according 10
law. Special attention is also directed to the fol-
lowing portion of Article 4th, Section 2nd, of Gan
Act for the Organization, Discipline and Regulation
Of the Militia Of the Commonwealth of Pennsylya-
MIA, to Wit: es0n the day the County, City Com
missioners meet, to review the assessment Of real
and personal property, for holding appeals, they
shall, also, determine who exempt, mol liable
to do military duty, &c.
The Appeals viii be held on the days above named,
between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and u
O'Clock, NJ.
ANDREW GRESHAM,
GEORGE ROADES,
MICHAEL WERTZ,
(gy7T1fs
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Sherfn,s sale.

DY virtue Of the within Yend. Exponas, to me di-
Court House, in the Borough OF Bedford, on Tues
day, the 18th day Of January, A. D., 1854, at 10 o.
clock, a. NJ,
The following Lot of Ground, situate in the VII
Iage Of Stonerstown Bedford County fronting about
10 feet On Main Street. and extending back about
200 feet alley, adjoining Lot Of Hoover's heirs
on the East and by an alley Oh the West, having
thereon erected two story frame house, 50 feet BY
35 feet, frame stable and log wash house.
Also, vacant lot Of ground, in said village, 'front.'
ing on Main Street So feet, and extending back 200
feet to an alley adjoining lot of Joseph Crissman's
heirs, on the West, and alley on the East Seiz-
ed and taken in Execution the property Of George
Triekey.
JOHN ALDSTADT, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office Bedford, Dec. q, 1864.
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Redford COUNTY. IS.

ASG0fOFn county. SSs
AT an Orphans Court held at Bedford in and for
the County Of Bedford, on the 2lst day of Noyenl-
Der, A. d.. before the Judges Of said Court
On motion Of George II. Spang, Esq, the Court
grant an alias Rule the heirs and legal reIresen-
tatiyes of Frederick CLAIR, late Of Union Township,
decd 10 wit: Jacob Claar's share, owned By Bar
tholomew Direly, Simon ClasT, died, leaving issue
eight children, to wit: Frederick died, leaving one
child Esinda Of whoEl Christ. Briggle is Guardian,
Maria, wife Of - MoTer, Rebecca, Susan, Catha-
rne wife of Henry Feather, Jacob, Aaron and Sam
mel; Sd, Matthias share owned by b. Dively; 4th,
Peggy wife of Peter Iekes, deceased, issue, 10
wit. Jacob C. Ickes, Nancy, wife Of - Clayeomb,
and Elizabeth who died, leaving one child, Walter
Berkheiner; 9th, Nancy, wife Of Michael Walter,
who died leaving issue, to Wit: Julia Anna, Simon,
Sarah Joseph Elizabeth, Michael and GathaFine; 9th,
Sarah wife of Jacob Lingenfeter, residing in Hi
nois; 7th. Barbara, wife Of George Lingenfelter,
share held hy John Clark; sth, Henry ClaaT; 9th,
Daniel Claar; 10th, Rachel, wife Of Bartholomew
DiYely; IIth, Elizabeth, wife of Jonathan Benty,
share held by B. Dively; 18th Joseph Claar; 18th,
John VI. Claar to be aud appear at Orphans
Court to be held at Bedford, in and for the County
og Bedford, on the I'd Monday, 18th day Of Februa-
ry next a accept or retnse to take the Real Estate
Of said deceased, az the valuation which has been
valued and appraised in pursuance Of Writ Of Par
ttion and Valuation issued out of said Court, and
to the Sheriff OF said County directed, or show
cause Why the same should not be sold.
Is TEsTISoSY WHEREoF / have hereuuto set my
hand and the seal OF said Court, at Bedford the 2st
day of November, A. D., 1864.
o. e. SHANNON, PrOfh'y.
Dec. u, 1864.
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DAnNIsTRATORs NoTTCF.

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
n Whereas letters Of administration haze been granted
the undersigned the Of Joseph o. Blackburn
late Of Napier Township deceased persons known tea-
selves indebted 10 said estate will make immediate pay
and those having claims viii present them settle
ment. EDMUND 5. BLACKBURN.
DeeI6 '64-6t Administrator.
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JACOB BROOM,
1907 Spruce st.
Rev. W. D. seigfrie6 Pastor of 18th Baptist Churcl
Phil9ielphia, December 26th, 1858.

Messrs. Jones & ETans-G Gentlemen: I have recently
been abong under the distressing effects of Indigestion
accom- panied by prostration Of tho system.
remedies were recommended by riends and
of them tested, bat without relief Your Hoohands
German Btters were recommended by persons who had
tried them and whose favorable mention Of the Bters
induced also try them. must confess that had
an aversion Patent Medicines, from the Thousand and
one quaek "Bitters whose only aim be to palm
of sweetened and dragged liquor upon the community,
in sly way; and the tendency Of which, fear, is to
make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learning that
yours really medicine preparation, took it with
happy effect Its action not upon only the stomach
but upon the system, prompt and gratifying
feel that Ihave dervedgrea and permanent benehtfom
the use Of few bottles. Very respectfully ys
w. ID. SEIGFRIED,
No. 254 Shaekamaxon ST.
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Nfw Aarsrtiaementa.
)MTNISTRAT0R,S NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
"A Letters Of administration having been granted 10 the
subscriber, residing in the Borough Of Bedford the
estate Of Margaret Buiger late of Middle Woodbury. Tp
deceased ali persons knowing themselves indebted 10
said estate will make payment without delay and those
having claims against the VIII present than pro-
perly authenticated for settlement.
J. r. DURBoRR0W
DecIs'64-6t
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BEDFORD. Pa. FRIDAY. DEC. %. 1854.

No PAPEB NExT WEEK.-In accordance with a
custom quite generally observed among weekly pa
pers, during the holidays, we shall not issue the
INQUIRER next week Our employees feel dispo-
stion to take some recreation during that period,
and at the same time we shall effect some improve
meuts in our os6ce. We wish our readers all merry
Christmas and happy New Year.
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From the Hon. JACOB BROOM,
o. Taf

Gentlemen: In reply to your inquiry to the effect
produced by the Of Hoofland's German Bters, in
my family have hesitation in saying that it has been
highly beneficial In instance, of dyspepsia Of
thirteen years standing and which had become very dis
tressng the Of bottle gave decided relief the
ond affecting cure and the third, seems has confirmed
the there has been symptoms of its return for
the last six years In my individual of il find it
be an unequaed tonic and sincerely recommend its use
TO the sufferers.
Truly yours, JACOB BROOM
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!, DMIYIsTRAT0R's NOTICE

A uMlNlSIkAiBh ADIltE--
~ Letters Of administration having been granted the
undersigned upon the estate Of Levi AeGregor late Of
Clair township decd by the Register Of Bedford Co..
all persons knowing themselves indebted said estate will
make immediate payment and these having claims against
the VII present them property authenticated Tor set
tIement JACOB BECKLY
o. ICE
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ID EF0RE You spend your cash for winter clothing cal
ID at Craner Co.'S, and see how low you buy
every description Of goods. They have hand large
stock and viii sell at short profits.
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Ladies Dress Goods.

T5YRENcH Merinos, Thibet Cloths, French An Wool
l. Reps and Wool Delaines all ceIors, Poplins, Mohars,
Cobergs, Alpaeas every fashionable color cheap at
dec.2 ERAMER co.'s.
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Ladies, Furs.

LADIES' Furs.
Purchasers may rely upon getting the best urs at
CHARLES 0AKE0BD & SONS, Continental Hotel
Philadelphia
Ladies' Furs.
The largest assortment at CHARLES 0AKF0RD
SONS, Continental Hotei Philadelphia,
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rNxEcrToRs. NOTICE.

THXECUT0RS' NOTICE.
Letters testamenary the estate Of W ian A. Meek,
late Of Union township deceased having been granted BY
the Register Of Bedford County the undersigned al
persons having eas against said estate viii present
them for settlement and those knowing themselves in
debied sill bc required 70 make immediate payment
SAMUEL MOCK a
SAMUEL A. MOCK.
\ nae ia ,s4st Executors,
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PHYSICAL DISABILITY.
The Board is allowed to strike of. for mantsst
permanent physical disability 1t is impossible to
make this term any palmer. The infrlnities for
which the Board are permitted to strike off, must be
both saaniest and permGnent. Those desiring 60 be
stricken off under this head should come IN person.
The Surgeon must see the trouble complaiEed Of be-
fore reporting an opinion to the Board.
PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
Those claiming exemption for two years service,
over or under age, alniage and physical disability
should appear in person. But a cursory examina-
ton win be given the last class. Those that do not
feel themselves permanently and manifestly disabled
should not appear. As regards aliens and persons
claiming exemption on age, personal attendance is
requisite. Whenever It is practicable for party
claiming exemption for any cause to appear, he
should come. An application in his absence, with
out reasonable excuse for non-attendance, is con
strued against him.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
A copy of the enrolment may often facilitate and
curtail the work Of Committees This win be fur
nished the Townships in the remoter Counties on
application. Only Committees, not individuals,
need apply This Office has not the help 10 furnish
more than a single copy to Township.
So soon as the present draft is completed the Board
Of Enrolment, or part Of it, will visit the several
County seats Of the District for the purpose Of cor
reeting the lists. Due public notice Of the time Of
visiting each County win be given The citizens are
urged to hold themselves in readiness to attend.
Persons of unsuitable age, those afflicted with per
manent ailments, those that have seen two years
y II IL u
be aFsed to do So This faithful effort on the part
Of the Board OF Enrolment to obtain accurate lists
and should be met with corresponding spirit By
citizens.
Committees need not wait until the Board visits
Counties but can visit the Board here at once if they
see proper.
Where it is desired to have person enrolled who
has escaped enrolment, moved into the Township,
or become twenty one years of age, application in
writing should be made by one or more eitizens.-
The statement submitted by them should give the
full name age, occupation and place of birth Of the
man to be enrolled. as wen as the place Of residence
of the informant.
The appropriate government stamps must be af-
fixed to all af1davits.
The Board is instructed to say that If the oppor-
tunity now offered to correct enrolments is neglect
ed, attention viii IN future be given to complaints
about excessive quotas
GEO. EYSTER,
Capt. & Pr9r. Mar.
JOHN CULP,
Commissioner.
WM c. LANE
Surgeon.
HEAD QUARTERS, PR0vosT MARSHAL.
Sixteenth District, Peana.,
Chambersburg, Dec l3. 1864
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0UEENTSwARE
CIR OCE RE S:---

Choice Rio Coffee, Extra Young Hyson, Imperial and
0olong Teas, Sugars, Syrups, Rice, Chocolate,
Spices, Salt, Cheese, Chewing Tobacco,
and SegaFs Of choice brands.
Together with 1901 other articles which call the
attention Of buyers.
Bedford, Nov. 25, 1s542m.
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Al upTTOR's NOTICE

A UDITDHs NOTICE.
IA The undersigned having been appointed by the
orphans Court Of Bedford Co. to distribute The balance in
the hands Of Geo. ~ HOUSEHOLDER ESQ., Administrator Of
the estate Of Wm Sparks, late of East Providenee Tp
deed and among the parsons legally entitled thereto,
viii meet the parties interested at his Office in Bedford
on Friday the Esd day Of December at O'Clock, P. NJ
70 attend 10 the duties of his appointment
pee O. iss4-3t j. r. DURB0RR0W.
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BRowx's BRoNcH14L TRocHEs.-This UnipersaJ
Remedy for Coughs. Colds, and Bronchial Affections
now stands the first in public favor and confidence;
this result has been acquired by test Of thirteen
years Its merits and extensive use has caused the
Troches TO be couuterteited, aud We would caution
purchasers to be on their guard against worthless
limitations
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NEW GOODS!
Bargains that cannot be had Elsewhere
NEW CARPETING.

LARGE supply-cbeaper than you can make
"A Also Floer Oil Cloths, all widths at
dee2,i64. cRAMER co.'s.
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TWO YEARS SERVICE.

Those that have served two years in the present
war are entitled TO be stricken off The discharge
ofsueh with an oath of identityis sufficient Where
the discharge IS inaccessible for any good reason
adayits making ont clearly the fact Of service for
that period Of Time win be received The -organi-
zatcn and dates Of muster in and out should not be
orritted
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GentIemen,s H.afs.

An The latest styles at CHARLES i)AKFORD A SONS,
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
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OVER OR UNDER AGE.

Persons who claim TO be stricken of on account
Of being over As or under 20 years Of age. must
bring their own affidavit, stating the day Of their
birth. Where the parents are living their affidavit
Is also required. il case the parents are dead, the
affidavit Of the applicant must state this iact and
then the affidavit Of any two reputable citizens, sta
ting that they Know the man and believe his state-
Iaent to be true, viii be received. In support Of
ae foregoing evidence, any record evidence public
q private that may be in existence, atst be pro
decd Where there is no record evidence, the aft
aavss should SET forth the fact Of its uonexstence
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PERSONS REMOVED.

All persons who have removed permanently and
in good faith from the District or from one Town
or Township in the District to another, viii bestek
en- off on the application Of two citizens whose
swOrn statement of the time and manner Of removal,
together with the present residence Of the party, if
known. should be fled
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HEAD QUARTERS, PRoyosT MARSHAL. 4
SiSteepth District, PeaRa.,
Chambersburg, Dec. I3. 1864.
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ALIENS.

These must file an affidavit setting forth the date
aad place Of birth the port at which they we're
Ahded, as well the time their several places Of
residence since in this country, With the length Of
me al each and that they have never fled dec
Afailon Of intention 10 become citizens, nor have
voted or attempted 10 vote at any election in any
sate In edition, the affidavit Of two respectable
'7,izenss not themselves aliens, mast be furnished
'lo certify that they know the applicant to be a
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From the Rev Thos. Winter ID. D., Pastor Of Roxbor-
ough Baptist Church

OuGh bAV-Ist OlNIUL - = - n
Dr. jackson :-Desr Sr:-I feel it due TO your excel
lent preparation, Hoofand German Bitters to add my
testimony to the deserved reputation has obtained
have for years. times, been troubled ts great disor-
deri m head and system was advised by q
fri end TO try bottle cf your German Bites did so and
have exprienced great and urexpeced relief; my heah
has been every materially benefited confidently rscom
mend the article where Imeet with similar my
own and have been assured by many Of their good ef
fects
Especially yours, 7. WINTER, ROxborOug :, Pa.
From Rev. s. Hrrman of the German Reformed Church,
EutztOwn, Berks County, Pa
Dr. @. jackson Respected SirI have been troubled
with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years and have used
any medicine that did much good Hoonand'G
Bitters am very much improved in health, after hsv-
ing taken five bottles
Yours with respect, ]. s. HERMAN.
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
The Correction Of the Enrolment.

The Correction Of the Enrolment.
The correction of the National Enrolment IS of
the first importance Where It is excessive, quotas
are increased and unjust burdens imposed The
Board Of Enrolment desires the cooperation of all
ctzens-those who are not liable 10 draft well as
those who are-in an effort TO secure It's reduction
to the proper standard.
HOW THIS SHOULD BE DONE.
In matter Of this kind, organization is what is
wanted TO insure success. Every Town or Town
shp should at once constitute few of its citizens
Committee to attend 10 its interests. That Com
is,ee should be required to see the preparation Of
evidence with view Of striking from the lists the
names Of men IN the service, those thai have remoT-
Cd from the District permanently and in good faith,
and those that are deceased, as well adding the
names Of persons coming into the District to reside,
scb as have arrived at twenty years of age and any
taat may have escaped enrolment heretofore
DECEASED PERSONS.
These win be stricken off on the certificate of the
roper enrolling officer on the affidavit Of two eiti-
l.as stating the time of death nearly as possible
PERSONS N MILITARY SERVICE.
Committees viii please confne their attention 10
sch as have entered the service otherwise than
through this Office Drafted men in service, substi-
ltes and volunteers enlisted here are taken from
the enrolment as a matter Of course. The Board
Ti strike of the Of enrolled persons alleged
TO he in the service upon the sworn statement Of two
citizens, giving the company and regiment in which
the parties may be serving, the date and place Of
muster, and such other facts as may suggest them
selves A specification Of at least the regiment and
The time of muster, nearly as can be aseertained,
IS essential