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Legal. NOTICES.


CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL
- 'onigA' Hrs, Separate sealed pToIO.als each en-
do'A'n ln the t,t, OF the WO.k for lch II may be
one rel IRE name Of the bidder and the date OF It's
p tsrntstlYn viii be- received al this Office until II
cook VI lL.4s4ay, April 18Th, Tor the construction
OF iolu,n. street iuIpIoS cmsuts VIZ. Sever in
+1 o.. l,tTcll sNiEstcn aud ith ay. Sever IN 10th
rt OH lin AZ. 90 Is tlut est OF lOth Nv, SeHer In
l4 It,. 90; di 4ad IN cves. sewer In l95th It. from
ON ay e. ana through Manhattan 81 10 10Th Nv.
.ustHMh nom southeast corner OIL eyth st; and
ana culhls stone ptviIi Of Hammond st., from West
e. 20 ION as. spC'lncatious and forms for bids
BE obta.cd on application 10 the Contract CLERK at
tLs ol.ice, OlCe CiUtOn Aqueduct Department April
J, 1850. THOMAS STEPHENS, ROBERT l. OAR
meat Al
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TRAVELLING.

EOR wHTESTONE, FORT SCHUYLER,
Il Willetts Point, City Island, Harris Island. Da-
yii's Island, New kcchcle The steamer SYLVAN
GROVE Capt Jactson y. Chase, will leave Peck slip
At A. N daily. for the atoye places Returuiug, 10
leave Nsw Rochelle e I. N. 252
HUDSON RIVER RAIIROAD-ON AND
after Monday Jan. 3D. Trains leave Suth street
staton-for Albany and Troy and places North and
Sleeping attached 10 W aud 1879 +. NJ Trains,
SUNDAY train 60 7. N. Small cans viii run between
Chambers and 30th street stations.
4jU j. NJ. TOuCEY. Asst Supt,
PASSENGER BOAT FOR NEWARK-THE
l. new and splendid ste mbcat MAGENTA, Captain
Crau ford, leaNCs Newark, loot Of Cente a. al A.
snd y L, ". New York, loot Dey Of, At lUS a: n
aud AZ n. hare, 20 cents. A A. shALLEf'
supt. olv
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CHANGE Provost Marshal ;. W. WLlron,
oil the second District, yest, rday relieved rom
duty and Ma" ihicmann, T. ;. A., took charge OF
the ofco by direction Of the Provost Marshal Gene.
raj, MAJOR rhiemanu makes the fourth iucumbeu;
OF this office since its orgsu cation
SuBsrIrurrS.-Tho war new, Yesterday
caused pauie among the substitute brokers' many
" thsm Offering Len for Tie low price Vi s.5 "
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principals. but this amount. 1t will he remembered
Il IN s4dition to the sou offered IRON the city and
county. Heretofore they refused to take any tb Ins
less than u.diei and fny dollar, from principal
INQUEsT.-Coroner Barrett he. eengluiri
TIE Inquest in The case Of 'Ae to-. MatLew Doyle.
= h. vas run over and Instantly k.lel on Nedues-
day. BY 81 no. s22 Gfeeapoint and Myrtle Aveuue
lipe The .ury acquitted the driver Patrick Callahan,
VI any noslipence.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

FOR SALE-AT ROSsvlLLE, STATEN Is
land. stvo .;oD and attic ir,ncd ho sc bar
sad yeiv el.siby located ON high srvual ayey %.
:,S ,s'1 s5S ' 90 % :. 'I1 c IS.
PeNl.t al
L'OR SALE-A TWO STORY HOUSE AND
lot Tor si0vy one Tor $1,000 also . new two stop
and basement, rooms With crates. marble maui ga
GSBE, 18th St seventh ave- S' BiOo,YyS a'"' 55i
EOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-THE PRE-
L ni'es knnsn Noe. 34d and j2s Front It, 10 feet
.cu, on frvn, r.a sosih =. ito Tee, deep one 3,
'' ~ J" Tue ~ wiTffI!BjRY G " gtS rron,a
EOR SALE CHEAP-A NEAT 2-STORY
i aud Sttis frame house With extension, so%i eel.
eMy. Inquire u q DlIAARs, BuiIds' % Eleventh
.t MnlLAm.burgh b. S5i
EOK SALE CHEAP-S WILLIAMS
Gurrh, ans- tNo-story baemsni AMI attic frame
II Deyos 81. 700
LrOR SALE-A SMALL 2-STORY HOUSE
a and full .ile lot On sl"',, middle the BLOCK bet.
81 and ith avte. Az
EOR SALE CHEAP-A HOUSE AND LOT,
L situated on the corner q Cook and Motrell St.,
now occupied ~ bakery, Pice clio. Aip!y al
Slg Grand At Williamsburrh. 50
HOUSE FOR SALOON l22ND STREET,
IL larbm, end house from lst ave, lcase Of y'ar-;
grnund rent ezG price tiOO Inquire on Tue pre-
misses. -
SEVERAL FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS AND
VILLAGE tcsIdences .ith md without improve.
ment., At Jamaica and Hampstead Long leland. Price
MORE, 10 Nassau at. il
GAVE YOUR RENT-s3O0 CASH AND 800
- year In quarterly payments Tor ten years, will
buy new frame house, w. story bascne ht and suit
cellar, built by EdwAd., on 18th q, near III ave,
W. coklyn. Apply TO h. II. BABCOCk, corner Court
and Mont.sue -. 2s3
ITO LET-THE 20 FLOOR OF A 2-STORY
house, IN Bowdcn ave, south Bersen. y j. I
nice rooms with largo attic, suitable Tor small IA
side horse Il X. cars pass within s. yard. every 10
minute, Outing the Jay, TO and from Jersey City
se9. ''PeF month Inquire there or at ~ ag "a st.
T'O LET OR LEASk-li7 AND 1i9 WEST
Il SSth IT. between Broadway and 1th ave, suitable
Si ss1y 70 159 RS SI'a as
Waterst. Sls
THE DRAFT-THESuBSCR OFFERS
his farm, situated In the pleasant village Of Sell
city, consisting Of new house, Y2Izo estenslon i2i
~ ~ story high, 80 acres cleared land, rood
s.S S eI .SSu no % = pSyb ps
tcula1 addr,ss h. EDWARDS, PAtchosue, Long
Island. Good barn, new, s2Il2. AS
ITO LET-AN ATTIC ROOM WITH FIRE
place. to one ortwo peison. in qulet and respect
aLle iuu.y Inquire No. II Elizabeth 81.
ITO LET To A SMALL FAMILY-THE Sd
L floor OF rooms aud a laree pantry With water
yYd ga. on ioor rsn. ..i' month Inquire Ai
TO LET CHEAP, IN VIEW OF CENTRAL
l. Park, apartments for small families without chill
dfen fioni - 10 10 amcnth. lnqune cor. yth ave
aud 10th st. in the store. 80
VNO LET-lS NORTH eth ST, NEXT 9TH
l. st. Wilhunshurgh rooma ir,places. IL 90
Rear house rooms, 80 Also " lone woman small
roofH fireplace, cosets-cheap. Inquire al cottage,
81, bet North 9th and Ih sts, Willismsburgh. lfy
TO LET-FlRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT
l. Rent rg6 ID floor -rnt az fourth floor
rent ~ per month. III West ia 81. bns and
| water. Inquire on the pIeInses between and !;
OF 49, Washington ct. 81
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EALL IN GOLD THE GREAT AMERI.
i can lea Company have concluded 10 OEer hal,
entire Wholesale stock Of rcAs and Coileos, moant
a. 45 Nesey - As Nesey ct, 50 Nesey a. ms
Company are now selling gooi Oolong at &C, I.c ; n
gOc, Sl, bU II ~ pcr pound, Mixed COG, 10
So. &c, 81 best III 10 per pound. Green TO-
6.c, Tie, Sc, SOC, ~ y 10 beet 81 % per ponnd
English Beakfast, DC, IN, &C, DO, al Al ill 49,,
III 20 per pound. Young Hyson. 6r, TlC So 81. N
ii H. te,I 81 70 pei pound Uueolored Japan Ii
81 10 bcst 81 20 per pound; imperial nd
2Oc CSC, SIC. Sbc eat nc. pef pound French RJeai
fas. and dinner coffee Soc per pound The Coinpanv
for thsir Intrinsic worth, heapins 10 mind health
economy, and high degree Of D sssure in $500
ing them. Cofeee Roasted a'd I,runnd IN
OTound Coffee, DO 30, 8bc, beet &c Ter r.rin1
Hote 4 Saloons. Boarding HUusekeepsrS ana Pol
lies who use large quantities VI Coffee can ecano.
miro In that artee, bV using our French Bre.Efs,
AMI pipneF Oouee' which sell Al tle Low I,rIcs
Of 80 cents per pound, and warranted 10 giye trts
'atisiaetion lie Wholesale department Of tLe res,
American Tea Company II At Is anu 81 Nespv stre.t
where AL rev are sold AZ tie lowest cargo price. \Ve
issue tnoulhF fIice List, lealers should send for
frice LIST o. examine stock before turcu asing
iAissisi "leu loA s tlYen g. the Coiie- Urpartent
~ when W eeiy couIotition. Consumer can saya
RON % ceht' ~ 81 PEI pound b. purchA.nc Of tbs
COMPANY NoE " the time 10 ay IN your sfock
"r's' American Tea Company, 10 Nesey 81 l3s
FALL IN GOLD THE GREAT ANERT.
= eau tei Company have concluded 10 offer their
eutIe Nhye.st stock Of v4s and CofIees gILouuuna
% non sosbny " SlyAelUV, Ut retail AZ ~ Nessy
I" - 'ess! a. ~ Nesey a. " Hssey ~ Ia
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DENTISTRY.

THE BEST TEETH AND GOLD, PLA-
A. good a. The hest aud warranted Teeth extracted
Without pain cleaned or whitehead OF allied Sith Sold
OF ghsf filings 90 oents 70 II, by W. L. NILJLbf'A
~ Dorery, opposite the old thsAiru sH
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Too Late for Classification.
. ATIIS.

UCONNELT.--On Friday, April :. after = short hut
severe Illness, the Widow O'Couue oi Charleyills,
Co Cork, Ireland
The relatives and friends Of the family, and
those Of her sons. David aud Thonv O'ConneL are
respectfully invited u attend the funeral on sunday
afternoon eth n,', At O'Clock, from hor late real.
deuce, l5P East 9Th Il. 800
SIAkROW-On Frid-y morning April :. Robert
Sparrow, youngest son Of William II and Nara ct
tlAtfoW, hrrd year months and % DAYS
The friends ami Relatives Of the family arr respect
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral on sunday after
uoou. 9th mat, At O'Clock, from the resistance Of
his parents zlO South 4th at, cor. Sih, williams-
burgh 1922
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SEWING MACHINES.

EOR SALE CHEAP no. , SINGER s
L ,vvins machines all ia good order one new all
- he sold cheap for each. Gail days ~ East Broad
way, Let floor j. WHITE. 10
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DRY GOODS.

SHfETlNGS, SHIRTINGS, AND PRINTS,
- al sti more reduced prices nj LANBERT's. J.8
h'tcusich a. Good yard vide shlrting, 25c. good
last col PRINT, l>c, tue best printA gee de lanes
ioi 10. As3
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A CIGAR STAND on BROADWAY FOR
"A sale Aso cigar store on Hudson st. Inquire
. th. stand In the billiard ICON. GO Broadway, AFTER
i ". roo
RAKERS-WANTED \ FIRST RATE Hand
- ~ bread and cake Apply igs Fulton avenue,
Btolkvn. 2g3
T OST- 4 BLACK COVERED ROLL-Book,
- on Ap. 9th Tie finder ~ he suitably rev ard
ed by leaving the same at lt3 Allen II. Ss9
T ODGING - WANTED BY A RESPECT
"A b e younr man a small bedroom; terms low; loca-
lion, neat 2lth and 2ith strrts and broadway. Ad-
dtcss H. LAKkIS, at Mr.. PUsSkLLs, 90 Broad
way 3gl
Two COACH TRTMMERS wANTED-None
l. but inst class hands need apply. Call Monday or
9nv dav during the woet vt JCDES store, % Bowery
Nev OK 20
THE HEMP DRESSERS An d TWINE
Il Spinner- Uniol Association will hold their r.gu-
lsr quarterly meeting on Monday, April lotl. at ~
BOveIy at ~ O'Clock, p. III. pelinluens request
Ell % sticnd X +. SULLIVAN, President, JAMES
NcARTHt X, Secretary. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

LETTER from tie Pyoton JG'taL Genero, 70 a. i'eeo
MI,ihaI General southern Driffon u Ntr- loFF ~ re
iaton 10 the JaDua'y quota a''ig"ed 70 ne cay q "e"
WAn DEyr. Pnoyosr MARSHAL GKsrSAI,s BgHEAU
WAsuNGToS, ID. G., Feb. :. 1853
Brig. Cen r. w HHEs deiHg' AH'faht P'oto'tM a'"0|
GENERAL In the accounts Of troops called and furnished
1 II s 0 s, I, ,oIT . Of J ay @ an esce to h
ce1 resulting mainly from the long terms Of service io
which they pat in men Under the cal July 49, lso h,h
permitted by law to enlist for one two or tise yeas
and he sb alluded TO wes in soe places increased
under tina, call snd in other places an .1ee'. wi eTeiea On
Nod foT which they were accepted a, a., .
oue tha ali the above should be duly condeTed in
distributing the quotas under the cal Of Dec. ~
no, m ed nv volunteers ensted Of credits allowed 5ccordg
10 acts Of Compress drafts have been made and the requisite
number obtained so that under he call oil July s mere no
hcieDcy Of the sstes or Districts IN the
quotes assigned But large proportion Of there quotas wa.
6sd By credit there WI: dencsnfy o. n Sss.
thai that call made supply this deficiency The quotas
under the call Of J 49, having Ssep s1s ~ Isn 'ha I.
thonssnd 1900 COZ bad TO be distributed tho same as
would have there had been no deficiency In men,
F1n That three hundred thousand tSeooOo men land not
credits aloneJ shall be obtained. . -,
Tie acts OF Congress require that the distribution shall be
mad in D. oportion the number Of men liable 20 duty In
the different districts and that due consideration 'ta be given
10 cary out the foregoing conditions the total excess in
the United States added in goss to the call and The
sum distributed among the districts in proportion to their en-
roment this giving rross quot. u each district the
actual belonging to each district was then deducted
from this quota the remainder gives the net quota
Of the locality under the call Of December TO- The sum Of The
quota, akes UP the three hundred thousand (So9oo
required - . =.
formula to make the above distribution correctly and to
make bear with the lest possible hardship has been com
nunicaed to the PIovo Assha. Ash 10 not possible TO
compute the quotas without full inoTmstcn from all the
States and districts plain that The hseIng persons VINO
have no other information than what pertains to their re-
spectivs localities lead to no correct results WIN the
foregoing principle. in ysw on the 1 o. ns
the information hand regarding the enrolment up TO
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Ofeonr,. oil the other credits due already apporoned
maht sdd that preparing for you copies Of the
muster aud descriptive lists showing the years oil fedi OF
make fonr ponderous volumes nearly large the ono con
snng ships rolls heretofore transmitted to You you w
Al once that will take time to complete the
evidence -, -. i.
Iwoud respectfully suggest thai would he matter Of
County II they could be summed and given IN gross esy
ing it to the Acting Assistant Provost 10 o
vide credits and quotas among the sub-dstricts
Al the County COMMITTEES, OF which am the .harman "
working the interests of the whole county ana no pacu
Lar district and the money expended by Us In raising men.
&C. equally borne by all portions Of the city this conr,e
accessible to secure that the sub districts all fairy
dealt by ,,rv Avn corrSo
srArHxKSr OF sill noysed the nots Of the City
l for i've hundred 1907 00) with stenie
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B. Eastman special r,esenge several documents OF WHICH
IN. following Is a memorandum: ~
l Copy Of telegram yourself OF date December 10TH
I'd Cory letter General Hays A. r. W. General OF
da mber 18Th relative to credits due 3IA Octoer
81 Copy Of letter 20 General Hays A. A. T. " General Of
date lh December relative 20 claim for credit for marines
enl. ted from April 2lsf, 1851 to April ith, 1904.
9TH Copy Of Size Roll tMuster and Descrp,ivel IN bound
volume oi marines enlisted as stated sbovo-
wond respectfully state that sending to you to-day
the e esra relative The Naval credits had conference
with gsdsr General Hay. and agreed that tho two
and three yesrs should b. sppoioned TO tho sew
era ,ubd.rcs Of this County in the following proportion
3 wear Ma. Ma
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aud IT, originals handed to the Provo"Mar'hal Of Tue
dsict ,. 4,
g. Tse rrovo. Msrss shall a, examine tho corrected
rolls AID strike from the rolls file In their Office, aud also
o. lie .. furnished them, such IL shall sppesr by
the corrected returns should be stricken of.
Tia rolls urshed Marshal. will then be returned
.pl Ia all Gases exemption IL alleged the ProvoNsr
a. al no, tho memorandum OF the collector sum
out TO ify s striking OF the from the roll due e
ior viii De made to procure the necessary sdsSs to esb
lsh the ,les-d exemption.
O. Al tho expenses OF this CORRECTION Including aEcierk he
will be pad by The County. =,
o ne A. s. PM GenI viii Issue order directing the
A. NJ Of Districts furnish al isc,ies for carrying out
tins . an By ordc. Of q. BLUhT
ChaI.lnn y. \. Co. \ Vi. Comm.
Per c. CoRsos Clerk Of embodiment bureau.
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this susssstIon Be- adopted would youl Depart
would then be something liie this:
Quotas Deficiency. Surplus.
Fc.rth 70 Ninth Districts, To- ..'
rInsiys. New York County. ....., ......
am, sir, very respectfully, Sour ooed,ent seryars
Chairman N. Y. Co. Committee on Volunteering
Copy OF LE1rKR 10 A. A. Pro~ost General Southern
Dsen Of Ass iork rsiatrs TO all credis due the Coun'
fyof Nssr- York on hs 3lsf a. October
HpaEs. COUNTY CossIrrBH on voLusrEsRIsa
NLw-YoRK, December IL, ISeh)
Brig Gen. VIZ. HAYr H. a. P.-MGensraE
SIN; transmit you herewith statement OF all
credits allowed the quota of the City ard County Of New
thousand (5G0CCO with statement oil cIedts cue on
the 31st of October 1864 on any future call
desire to call your particular attention TO the feet that there
have been allowed credits for enlisted IN the navy
rom Apr 49, 1851 TO April 1864 nineteen thousand four
hundred and seventy seven Qs,477) men.
or these meu there enlisted
For one year. iy..r
For two years. ......'....''''''''.'''''',
For three yeats.
Total. ....,......................ls,9U
ms one wear Of credit SO there remains in this item yet
TO be credited six hundred and twenty olZ years Of SEE
vice men, and twenty-five thousand Tour hund
red and TIVE We Az # servce fof thrreyears men
being in all wenyhree thousand and tfhytour years OF
service due New. York County on ibis account.
Our total claim for credits due all accounts mp to October
81 thousand eight hundred and twenty nne
(293!9) a. per the tie annexed schedule;
1,isnn.di ORiSON BLUNT,
Cbeirman NewYork County Committee on Volunteering
OF NEWYOlik. . =,
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APPENDIX F.
co-r N uaicdtioa oddres,ed 10 Hs EIceiieney

Yryp.cr from con uaicatioa 0ddyesed 10 Hs EIoeenep
me the United States, " HE Ereetenep The
(oreynor n Prnbira0e IN relation 20 January 9uotas
You not have been heretofore appn.ed OF the
fset ordnetes wholly dsregrding The act OF
Bah Of February 1894 They proceeding IN open and
direct violation Of it, and thus crostibg naturally great
confusion and uncertainty among the people They announce
on the hand although three years cosnts only
o one year man toward quota which he vouuieers
vet that he shall be counted three men toward The
quota future cali This directly In the teeth OF the law
On the othr hand they cyphug out deficiency ON TIE
last call by counting three only equivalent TO
three which equally against law Thus the
Of Pens under the call Of the 18th Of July last
ed in accordance with the law by for not
less than year The ofseryice Of lie not
get PRED aud yet your subodinsies threatening
ence OF which they ATTEMPT make by pcrstins their
unlawful and uAsub antis theories aud calculations.
sOnr peel know that the Government requires men
They are ting furnish theheavy the burden has
become population. Let tie requirement be
made Ia and definite shape which the law provides
for viii be eheerfly complied with But IL l. hardly
TO be tolea,cd your sutOrdiuates should be permitted
longer pursue system OF substituting for the
eccentric plan Of their Own.
have always given cheerful and hearty support your
eminent the prosecution of this it is my duty to insist
end do insist that you enforce your subodlnate that
obedience 20 the law which owe, as well e they end all
Of Of evil exahple, tends TO enieb-nsy TO do
suoyhe Just power o. the Government that you should
suffer officers trest with open contempt any ss OF
Congress spd especially those which you have yourself s
pToved and which regulate matter Of such deep d delicate
moment the enforcing draft the military service Re
kYng heartily your wisdom and justice 10 set right whe
hss bns been Eolx WONG and to sppfl heneeonh eh LIE
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APPESDlX II.
Cory OF LETTER 10 the Prcros Marsal Generf in relation
30 Natai crediu
Brig Gen. J. r. Far. Protest Wdyshal-Gen,rnl:
sR have the honor TO Ysnst you by the Land Of Mr..
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STATEMENT @ sf % @
men, e4s
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APPENDIX q.

vn cro,, ~. p,oto1f ,a,ts0l General 10 H. A. PyoroH
enefaI southern Dirifion u Ner York IN re
Iltio 10 he January quota assigEed % t Guy Of htp
York:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

JNIRSr-The Home Farm, 32i acres, IN Mead Tow H.
L ship. Belmont Co., o.. on the State Road, miles
from the Ohio River al i.ockwoods Landing. Large,
well finished brick house-ail other necessary build.
lngs. Shelter for COG sheep ard their feed Seven
tcres choice Fruit Trees Forty bearing Catawba and
lsaheila vines. Wul-r, Timber, aud Coal abundant
More Than 900 yellow locust of 20 TO 40 years
growi-inure than one-hulf now fit Tor 4, !:
Adjoining, Pipe Creek, located the Busine essbu
Touring and saw mills post Office. store und school
house Backsmthing, coopering, shoemaking, &C..
done here.
This tract may be divided TO suit purchasers
SEiOND-'fl,e Joab Farm, ST acres. in York Town.
ship. cornering with the home place four mi ,bn
river on County Road Log buildings. Abundant sup-
ply of Timber. Coal ard Water -Four acres selected
Fruii Trees six ears old, well cultivated.
FiiIRD-rhe Hooper Farm, I13f acres, in York
Township, one mile from the river. Ordinary build
ngs large Orchard. fue Timber, aud per nancnt wafer
Good Coal visible at the surface-he six 100, stratum
is available under il.
Having been used as sheep f rms many years, these
lands are in very productive condition.
For further inlonnation apply on the premises to
WM WARREN.
de2S-4w HENRY WARREN.
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Dispatch from GOV. Orr, Of South
Carolina.

Gov Orr, Of South Carolina, has sent
the following patriotic dispatch to Secretary
Seward:
"CottAB1A, s. c. b#c. %, 1865.
Hon. W. II. .Se,ca,d, Secretary of State :
1.-The Legislature adjourned yesterday at
noon, and Gov. Perry has returned to his
home. Your dispatch has been forwarded
to him by mail. 1t will be very gratifying
to the people of South Carolina that the
government of their State has been intrust-
ed to officers of their own selection. In
their name, thank you for the tender of
the cooperation Of the Government of the
United Staths, when found necessary, in
eifecting the early restoration and perma-
nent prosperity and welfare Of the State
You may be assured Of my unalterable pur-
pose to aid in upholdng the supremacy Of
United States, and in advancing the honor,
interest, and prosperity OF our common
country.
tSignedl JAMES L ORR,
"GoyenOr OF South Carolina"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28
swindling Discharged Soldiers.

During the past few weeks attention his
frequently been called to the impostions
practiced on discharged soldiers in relation
to bounties, back pay, and bounty lands. =
1t is alleged that hundreds of thousands OF
dollars have been obtained from soldiers in
the shape Of advance fees demanded for
the secural of government lands and cash
bounties, and many Of thevictims have,
in addition, given up their discharge pa
pers. 1t is said that 'ring" has been
formed by the men who have bought up the
discharged papers, with the object Of obtain
ing the passage of a law giving grants of
money and lands to the soldiers, the bene
fits OF such grants, if made, accruing in
most cases to the sharp Spectators.
Soldiers should be aware of the facts
that the Government has appropriated no
lands for the benefit of soldiers of tho late
war, that there is no law or regulation in
creasing the boaDty of any soldier, and
that a soldiers discharge can be of no le.
gltithate use to any one but the soldier him
SELF
The Soldier should beware of the various
attempts now making to swndle them out
of their hard earnings. They may be sat
iSied Of obe thing, the men who take
their pay in advance are, at best, doubtful
of the success Of their efforts; whilst those
who buy UP vouchers and discharges are
satisfied they are delrauding the seller of
large portion Of what is due him, or they
would not enter into the speculation. -
Cleveland Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

NATIONAL Wool GnowERs' AssocIA-
TIoN AT the recent National Convention
of Wool Growers aud Manufacturers at
Syracuse. N. Y, National Wool Growers
Association was formed Six States were
represented, and their action was unani
nous. The Hon Henry S. Randall Of
Cortland Village, N. Y, was chosen Presi.
dent, w FTGrecr of Ohio. Secretary, and
Henry Clark of Vermont, Treasurer, The
Presidents of the State Associations are
ex.officio Vice Presidents, the the Execu-
tive Committee consists of one person from
each State Association, chosen by such
Assnciaiinn