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REBELLION.

Even Lord John Russell confesses his
inability to sec any cause for the excessive
indignation manifested in the North at
the crime of "rcbellion." England, he
observes, rebelled against Charles l.; re-
belled against James Ii. and the people
of New England, not content with these
two rebcllions, rebelled against George
III. Without deciding whether those
rcbellions were justifiable, Or whether
they were wrong, or whether the South
ern rebellion is justifiable or not, Earl
Russell says: "The mere fact of rebel
lion is not, in my eyes, crime of so deep
a dye that we must renounce all fellow
ship and communion and relationship
with those who have been guilty Of it.
own cannot but wonder to sec the
offspring of three rebellions really speak
ing like the Car of Russia, the Sultan
of Turkey, or Louis XIV. himself, of
the dreadful crime and guilt Of rebel
lion"
What adds to the audacity of this
outcry, is the simple fact that there has
been no rebellion at all, unless it be that
of the Black Republican party against
the American Constitution. There must
be allegiance to a government acknow~
lodged before resistance of it's authority
becomes rebellion. The States never
owed any such allegiance to their agency
at Washington. They were the sovc-
reigns, to whom, and to whom alone, the
supreme allegiance of their respective
inhabitants vas due.
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OF Pitt to career Of the most uninter-
rupted success ever known in the his
tory of Christianity.
With this exception, an Executive, in
war times, must expect to be the target
for such Of his countrymen as like a
victim constantly to practice upon. lie
must expect to.be pounded, and MANNED
and belabored, as did the amiable Quilp,
the image. of the ancient Admiral, whom
ne was always beating with iron pokers,
and screwing gimlets into, and sticking
forks into his eyes, and cutting his name
on him, meaning to burn the old fellow
at last
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CONFEDERATE STATES TAXES
XX7ARNING TO TAX PAYERS

w ARNING TO TAXPAYERS
w L. As to Specific Tares-Ambrotypists
apo.heca,ies, auctoneers. bakers, bankers hliasd-
room keepers, bowling-alley keepers brewers. bros
kers butchers, carters cattle brokers, circus exb-
itors, commercial brokers, commission merehantss
conecioners dagaerreotypi-ts. dentists distiiiers
8lers, lawyers, Ivery-stable keepers, pawn bro
kers, pedlars, photographers (which denomiua-
ton includes all who make for sale pictures OF any
kind on glass, metal paper, or other material by the
action of light physicians, surgeons, t0bacconists.
and lin genera!) all dealers, by wholesale OF by re-
tall liquors in any other things, are required by
law to register their respective occupations OF call
the commencement Of every a. d., to wit: On thu
lst day of January in each year, no matter how
shortly before they may have registered in pfe-
ceGing wear, or within such further time IL al-
lowed 6y the Tax Commissioner, unlcss the blasi-
ness itself be commenced after such time is elapssd
in which case the registry must be made and the
peeifc tax paid at the time Of beginning bi1t.
ness. In my district, the time first appointed for
this gear has been {at my request, for what ap-
peared sufficient reasonl enlarged by the Tax Conn
missioner, SO that any person not yet Eegstered Tor
good time before the lst day Of February next,
but not afterwards, save only where the business
itself is commenced after that period The penalty
tom imposes il doubling Of the tax for the 6rst
failure, with like accumulation for every thirty
days Of continued failure.
2. As to 1ares on Quarterly SaIes or Rsee1pts-
!
sales and receipts Of the quarter ended slst Dscen-
Der, 1864, has been, in my district, lin like man
ner,) enlarged by the Tax ColDmissioner 80 that
such returns may be made to an assessor before or
ON the LIST day Of February next but not after-
wards. In case of failure herein the statute re-
ouires the whole tax the quarters sales or 10.
ceipts to be doubled After the returns have been
made and the taxes have been assessed thereon, tho
latter may be paid at any time before the 10th OF
| that month February that is TO- say, before or
on but not after, the 9th Of the said month. The
statutory penalty failure in this also Ia doubling
of the whole tax on the sales or receipts.
No further extension Of time will, believe, be
granted with reference to the taxes above-msn-
toned. The registries, returns and payments aae
to be made in the district where the business i osr-
red on Mydistrict comprises all that part of Rich'
mond city which lies between Sixth and fouztssntn
streets. Offices for receiving returns and psyMsass
and making registriea are at the southeast C0rnsf
| of Main and Seventh streets.
| g. Asto Taxes on Incomes and Salaries ~ 1884.
| The time is now come for making returns of thsm,
which should be done in the districts whersin tAs
| taxpayers RESP rectively reside.
| WM. GREEN, District Collector,
| ia2s-t9thFeb Eleventh Virginia District.
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CANT PEoRAM's BRIGADE, February 9, 1865.
Preamble and resolutions adopted by the Fifty
second Virginia regiment:
''Whereas, the Southern States never bound them
selves to make the union that they formed with
those Of the North permanent one; and, whereas.
the war waged against to make it such against
our will is unjust be it, therefore,
/. Resolyed, That we have as good right to be
free and to govern ourselves enemies have,
and that are unwilling to forfeit that lisht by
accepting at their hands any terms short Of inde-
pendence.
2. "That We firmly convinced that valor-
Gus zeal and steady adherence to the determination
10 conquer by force Of arms cannot fail TO reward
us With an honorable peace that with resources
and an infexible resolution to- be Free sub]uga-
ton impossible, and that should we te conquered,
it will not be by the stern salor Of foes, but by
want Of frlnness and determination in ourselves.
3. "That We acknowledge the hand Of Pro-
vidence in past successes, and that trust in
the righteousness Of and in the Justice OF
God, and lean upon His strong arm for deliver
ance i'll time to come
4. "That these are our sentiments, and that a
copy Of this preamble AMI resolutions be sent for
publication to the Richmond Examiner aud Dis
pateh the Staunton indicator and Lexington Ga
sette."
The above preamble and resolutions were enthu-
siastically adopted by this regiment without dis
senting vote.
c. .. CoISHR, Captain commanding regiment.
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MEETING OF THE 1HIRTr.FIRST ~YIEGi-
MA REGIMENT, OF TEGRAN,y BRl-


MA REGIMENT, OF TE6RAXsS BIZ
GADE.
immediately after dress parade, on February lsf,
ISts, meeting Was organized III tlle 41Attxx.snfst
Virginia regiment BY calling t@.x II ola gr.a
10 the chair, and appointing Dr. $. EuttermoIe Sc
cretary.
Major II. P. Cooper explained the object Of the
meeting, and offered the following preamble and le-
solutions. which We're unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t Is the duty, it is the privilege OF
frcemen to express their sentiments upon all sub
Jects affecting the public veal, we, the Officers and
men Of the Thirty fist Vngiuis regiment, DO there
fore
"Resoits, That we have entire confidence in the
President, the members Of his Cabinet both Houses
Of Congress, and our commanding officers.
" Resolred, That We denounce all ult-hndiBg
CroakCrS enemies Of their county, dcteht their
pretended sympathy, and decline their friendship.
''Eesotrsd, That we pity our weak -kbeed, de-
spending brethren, both citiyens and soldiers, ,if
there are any such soldiers,) and say unto them
'Be'of good cheer; do but half your duty to your
God, Your country and yourselves, and all will be
we'll
Resoired, That VIC took up arms to achieve our
ndepeEde nee, and that four years Of h.rships and
privatoils, we'll !, the blood of slaughtered
comrades, demand that we shall lay them down only
when that pu, poM is accomplished.
"Resorcd, ThatNhe Richmond papers be re a,iest-
ed to publish the proAeedings-of this meetng'
After which the meeting Adjourned.
n. CLAw5oS, Chairman.
S. ButteT0,oYe, Secretary.
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IN HENRICo COUNTY COURT

l. JANUARY 80, lSG5-The Court met to-day,
pursuant to its adjournment Wednesday last,
and heard the excuses OF certain persons named in
the list adopted Monday last, erased their names
from the same, and, for reasons appearing, added
to the said list the names Of certain others and
the Cour. doth therefore order that the following
persons produce the number Of slaves opposite their
respective in the subjoincd LIST, to the Sheriff
Of this county, at the Courthouse on MONDAY
NEXT (being the 9th day of February, 1861 by
II O'Clock NJ. And the Sheriff Of this county is
owners, hirers and hospitals who fail to deliver such
slaves on that day, each of whom, such case, will
be liable to fine of ten dollars per day for each
slave not delivered, besides fee Of five dollars to
the Sheriff for taking the slaves And the ourt
doth appoint WILLIAM B. CONNER, Second bat
TALON, company D, Virginia reserves, over
seer for portion Of said slaves and doth advise all
persons sending slaves to work on the fertfcations
to make provision for their support whilst they
40 engaged, as the Government will pay for all food
kh,,s f,ru ahQd
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
RESIDENCE, WITH TWEN'l

: 4 RESIDENCE, WITH TWENTY.
IA FIVE ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED, AZ
PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE, FOR SALE
PRIvATELY.-We offer for sale the above pro-
perty.' The dwelling il Of brick, with nix roosns,
besides closets and passages; there are. kiteheus
servants houses, s,uoke-housc, corn-house: &c. |;
also, an ciice. Tho yard is large and well SHADED,
~tha we'll Of excellent water. A small port,on Of
the land is in woods This is y desirable residence,
the society refined and cultivated. with facilities
for education Of children, being within mile q
HaMpden Sidney College There il daily comlnuni-
cation with Richmond aud Petersburg BY rxilroaQ.
For ter1ps, apply to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe 3-3t Auctieneers.
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$ifbnrou6 9ispatfk.
BY J. A. CowARDIN 4 co.
Terms OF sUBsCRIrTroy

TERMS OF sUBsCRIrTIOI
Daily Paper.-For one year, OSx HUNDRED pot
LARS; SIX months, FIFTY DOLLARS; three months,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS; one month, TIN DOLLARS.
Agents and News Dealers will be furnished at
THIRTY DOLLARS per hundred copies.
All orders must be accompanied with the money,
to insure attention; and all relnittances by mail
will be at the risk Of those who make them.
Adrertisiag. will be inserted at
the rate Of THREE DOLLARS per sQuare for eaeh in
sertion. Eight lnes ior less) constitute sQuare.
Larger advertisements in exact proportion.
Advertisements published till forbid will be
charged THREE DOLLARS per square for every inser-
ton.
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one For fear that might be tempted % chow that
consider myself little better. kceH my aista,,ee
understand that English Law il not - liberal to-
wards men ours; 80 II is best te keep out oi ita
reach.
l feel that am moving in a nsw slsaere. really
Thf1e ave good many tonfedsexxtes nfrr, al ap.
hardment of Wilmington created quite q aensation
and "ilock '<1unnels are beginning g thlnk iha'
their occupation is getting 70 be pretty much hike
Othello's.
hope you VIII hear Of nv return very soon.
Should the port Of Wilmington be cl0sed eueetnaily
may may go to Galveston, Texss, By WY ef iia.
vana.. Theirs is denying thefac t1af things are
looking rather blue for nox; but Ihope W. riil
come cut y. X. yet. - ).
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nR. GARNETT, formerly Of Washing.
IL ton, n. c., has removed his residence % tne
in the lower portion 81 the city, who may deairo his
professional attention during the day. viii please
leave their messages At MEADE Z BAkEHS drug
to- sodl0ts
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FAYETTEVILLE fNORTH CARO-
II LIMA MILITARY ACADENY.-The 6Yst
session OF this institution will commence on the lsr
OF FEBRUARY, 1865.
Applications for admission must be addressed 70
MAJOR WILLIAM A. BANKS,
la .O-tlstFcb Superintendent.
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oELINeUENr TAX LIsr OF gE CITY or RIcHMoND.

-
10
bimj mjrn tn on y
dnionah charges.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ IG HT SCHOOL, ut The school.
~ rooms On Franklin st~set, above Ninth
street Bees OF young men can enter by the
month, and arpii. atiohsnsy be made during ths
between 8 and q O'clock.
fc 4-lts T.. W. CONE
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"AVING Il EMO WE'D FROM
III Franklin street to No. 40 Cary street, will
Keep always OF hand, saddle and harness HORSES
for sale, and will also sell HORSES, MULES, BUG
GIES, CARRIAGES, &c, at auction, on every SA.
TURDAY, in rear Of my stable The auction hav-
ing been moved by consent Of the auctionecrs from
Council Chamber Hill to the lot in rear ofmy stable
EGBERT I. BASS, Auctioneer.
Have on hand several superior saddle HORSES
for sale privately. Also, three work HORSES.
ia 3l---5ts Il. L. BASS. Auct0neer.
DEMOVAL.-The office Of the MAN
IL CHESTER PAPER MILLS has been removed
u The storehou.e formerly occupied by HARVEY,
JANIS & WILLIAMS, on Virginia street, south
Of Cary, where the present agent, JOHN u. HAR-
vEY, will be found. AL orders addressed to him,
or to the undersgned, will be promptly attended to.
RAGS bought, ia small or large quantities, at the
highest market price.
ia Him A. +. J. D. HARVEY.
EOR SALE, an excellent BAY HORSE,
j. Of Ane sse and in good condition, suitable Tor
family or am officer He 10, also, horse OF geod
action, and gentle. Apply TO -
taqi-~h & IredegAr Iron Works
sseIw1V r. If vV q ohSno
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EESOL UTIONS OF THE FYFTYSECOND
=. YIKGLNIA REGIMENT

S. Buttermore, Secretary.
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The following letter describes voyage out from
Wilmington, through the blockaders, before the
fal, Of Fort Fisher The writer has since been cap
tured on board the blockake-running steamer Stag:
STEAMSHIP "STAG," ST. GEORGES, BrRxuDA,l
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A Ballad for the
Times.

TNskci n hoy with nnNcn hair,
Whose ruby lips smile did wear, .....
Whence came TINT suit ofclo,hcs 10 neat,
ndplpl huy them on thus street,
o,yc, hr snys in chjIli,hgce
III NlpS YOU whor'- at como with me.
Then mp walkedi he led they way,
C,rns nuugh for hs init play.
His only wish, his ouly though, ..
To show me whore ms clnthos were bought.
At lcngth hestoppcd at store,
Wrthsgr j, BLOCK ON the door;
Saying here's wharo papa always goes;
Here's where he buys all my clothes
locke 1.-The gods that met my view
Well kopt, so clcon 80 entirely new;
Fillcdmc with wouler AMI surprise,
could scarce believe my eyes,
Such piles of goois oCevery hue,
Clothing lor mon and ell llren too;
Suits for men hoth'grcat an lsmull,
Short AMI broad, loan, hnR aud tall.
Mymnd Nsmndc, so IN went,
aud bought the best suit Of clothes evcrhad
md got them cheap, so came to the natural couelu.
non thu, this time my money was well spent.
DJ-Rcmember the place, Tallmadge Block, oppo
ltc Rehor Il Kuts's store.
Noy3-tr j. ULOCK, Agent,
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oHso Of the iriiitqr, ,of fFtrte,
(ni,,n,krs nhtn pah iIfh %
bH'N ol 'lc AHulnI W 7l"lti .
INSURANCE. Dvp't, Cnlumbus, U, Feb. ith. '

Oilice Of the Auditor OF Stntci
INSURANCE. Dept Columbus, D, Feb. lth. '6h
Whereas, tho Security inSurlnce clmpny, locatod
nm York, in the state of Nav York. hal hed m this
0fsaA sworn statement OF t. condition. M required
a. line hr5t section of the To resinte insurance
conptnic4 not incorporated BY tn stat" Of Ohl","
pt,-el tqri :, Sb5, Nii amnnlal Pebrtry ., Is u :
an I, whereas. snid company has irnnhed the under
signed satisfactory ayiden "a tn itS poSSesred ofa
-aast nno hundred thousand dollars of actual capita,
nye.tcd in stocks, or bonds or in mortgages of real
estate worth double the Hmougt fer whlch ~" sam" -
Iortglgcd; nrid, whernas, sad company hiss filed IN
this O'llie written instrument under ~ corporate
Sc d, signed by tho President AMI secretary therepL
authorizing Hny agent or agents of said cUmImiJ IN
this state to acknowledge service 1 proGesS f0r aud
in behalf ofsad company, according TO the terms Of
said lnw.
Now therefore, IN pursuance of tho first section ol
othc -etoragpl aHi, l. Jtnc. II Go1nin, Auditor Of
hsEh Of Ohio, do haIehy certify that 4oid Security
EsInsHTnncc Company Of NTH York, IL authorized to
strAnSact business 1f Fire and Marine Insurance in
this ste. amt tho thirty first dayOi January, the
ypirnuc. Thousand eight hundred aud ,Ity.six.
In witness whereof, have horrunto sub-crhcd my
nilne and causcl tho soHl of my II 20 To be ain S,d
The day 0lul year above written. ..-r.E
[srALlf fsrAapl JgS II. GOODMAN. Z.
,Fe5iS.3w. AuN Ntor OF 'tHo'
,Se.,.... *. Friiter, Aga, Lancaster. o
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SECURITY INSURANCE COMPA-
NY
5 . oFtNEW YORK. I %

These companies divide three-fourths ofnet profits
annualyto tho Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
erest at per cent-thereby funding the surplus and
giving policy Holders greater security and cheopo
insurance. .elg ." f. t'..
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All the Medical men and the Press recommend Dr.
Strclnnds Anti.Ghprrl Mixture ~ thc'only certain
remedy tor DnrIhna and Dyseutcry. 1t is oOmb-
nation Of iStrln2"nt', Abs0rbants Stimulents and
CnrIuinatSrs nnd Is warranted to affect cure after
all other means have failed.
For Srlc by druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, q.
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IS. Friiier, Aga, Lancaster o
ov THE CONDITION OF

STATEMENT OT THE CONDITION OF
o. the LoT!iiard FIro Insurance Com
paBy, on the 3Ist day Of Decem-
abes, FsG4, mnde TO The Auditor Of
ohio, pur.uant 10 the statute of that
STATE, entitled "Am ,LGt To regulate In
turHnce Companies not incorporated
by the State OF ohic," passed April Sth,
Il S5u-.f ...#4atu ; .ts.
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cERTIrIcATE VF AUTHORITY,
ITO stpirt pg hS glH day a. Jawa y, lsCGl
1MI7Ut.. Auditor ofSIiw pihce,

AAVflpNe Vl Its 1lN. dlJ ~ "Nhl ~ AooJ
DtEI7.V. Auditor ofHiiPs pthce,
iU il insutsngc Department
IlkI Q,lUir1qs, olrt, Jan. lQth, ls6',
WIIEAaAA, The Leri hd 4 ft,t hsd'uNcs COmpdap,
lo,Atcdat New Y TX, 10 tue nt,ta OF Now YORK, has
h,ea This once sworn statement VI ita condition,
AsNqnredby the INST section of the act "'lO rrIu.
] ia INSURANCE Conipnnics not Incorporated hy The
site Of OHIO" passed April \, lsin. amended fcb.
. ~, Ahd whereas, said rumPny has fumlshod the
un iersgncd satisfactory ryiurncr that Is possessed
UIi,t va kpNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLlAiis
OF 40 tUki.i iUAlflALf 1--WE TED In stueRs or
bonds, or ~ mlrty yes uI roll estate, worth double
the amount for Sh,ih the same Ia inOrtgi igod and
whereas, said Company hus filed IN thus office
v 4lten Instrument under IT. corporate scnl Signed
blythe PresdrLi aud secretary thereof, uuthors sng
any gent VI ag'nts Ot sad company ia this state to
a'NnO Ea Es scryiee VI procesE tor anl 10 behalf ol
said epfnplpy A'eQr,lug 10 the terms Oi saldMw
NOV, Therefore, IN pursuance Of the first section OF
Nv. plores,d act, /, James II Goldman, Auditor nj
.ate 81 Ohio, do hereby certify that yaid l.OrrIard
tIre Insurance Company Of New York, Ia authorized
1hnnauet the business ~ Fire Insurance In this
tate until the Jlst day Of January the year one
.1Ous ,nd eight hllndTsd aud sixty ak . -. I..
lA Ytnets whereof llave hefonnto subscribed
srALl MY name and caused the seal Of my office "
,Ai be alhEsd the day aud Rr above written,
IssahPl AS. il GODMAN,
aF. Auditor Uf state.
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STATE OF NEW YORR, I
uOutgT "a tNGw YOnR, iga

bpuNI 'htNhN lohh' -
.cnllsls AUrSoOd, preslteut, aud IphD c. Mills,
Secretary Of the i0NVdH Ere Hmrdpee Co5lpu,b
Icing Hcyrully sworn, dcpu,a ard say that tile tore
gong Is mll true aud currrr, statement VI the M
titH ut ne .di company th1t The i.i Insurance
C1mprHyifth bnnn Idle owner Of at lrt,t uNr Hes.
man TFopNSIN pclL lBA Of lrltth Cash Capital ln-
vested IN Stotks anil Bonds at 10 Mortgages ON
Tetl estate worth double tAc plptuH TOR which the
same Is moftsisci rant thu ti'y Trr thr above do.
tsgIbed YllofGA oi tatd ln4uum1e t0mgny
liiN \ CHlkLEi NORWOOD, Hcnltt.
W Ii II. l1uN O NlLlS sec earn. r.
fjkALll fppCtl9al anil sworn Lelorr lnr, u'A 9Th
my Of January, tW& i. ". Wildly
Sttnpl Commissioner loi Ohio ~ New York
Office nt the Auitprut suite,
nJI,. Coupiuf, uhla, Jan. ldth, lsbt
ltls Hereby crrtiiith that thc foregoing a cor
rect copy OF the ~ temonG NJ Con tuu ot tue Lorr
lul tirr Insurance Company ut Now York, made 10
an hle ia this oiise Tor the year lBa
lSgAL. Wtncs. NV hand ml 500, officially,
'tlmpl JANE II, GOODMAN, ,..Ny
",sFa5Ih i-n".a p moi. Auditor OF State,
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s.Ale otoblo. Franklin Co--

H.Aie ot Ohio, Franklin Co. Vs.
Personally appeared before me A. Gardner, Jr
MY, ,eoniGllssicned Notary Public In and for the
't'te ndcohnty aforesaid, on this l9th day OF Jnu.
~ lssh ". a. Foster one OF the attaches Oithr
ho state Journal, who makes oath in due form OF
iiV, thlt the statement o. the condition utthe
u lRIl.LAkp FIBE INSi' FRANCE COMPANY ~
of ofuetehteF3ist. 1901, together with the state Aud.
tor esert bcnte granting PERMISSION for aaid COM
u have NTH bcen gwen 10 the Ohio State Journal
ior one week legal advertising.
swofn 10 and st53cribed before me, this 18Th day
Of lAGhlEy. A, d isBA.
.lyytpss- whereof khayN hereunto attached hand
anlNslaFial Seal, OF. the day and date Aforesaid.
.fhs s,. A. dARpNER, Ir, Notary Public
AFFILIATIONS roeelfed aud policies pronptly iasusd
~ ~ ElssSr,Agsnt' IAnsas'si, Ohio
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A ...s. .t 10 .g May, 1863. ."h
To the People OF Fairfield County,
We arc personally acquainted with r. NJ. iCLARkE,
ESQ.,, and believe him 70 be honest and capable. We
chGeruliy recommend him to our friends of the nth
KegpsnE as proper person to attendto the Collection
of Soldiers CLAIMS, Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions &c
John N. Connell, Colonel17th Regiment o. v.
NJ. +. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel 18th Reg o. vi.
Al. Davis, Adjutant 18th Ohoi. ~
Daniel Kutsg ..H -.,.
Captain B = Butterfeld Comd'g Co. A 18th o. v.
+ Lieutenant j, H. hrney. 'p
Captain Ezra Rickets, Company r, 18th ReE.r
Lieutenant D. OSuvnn. t-''ti y leL'll
J. W. Stlnehcomb, Captain Company B. .,
p A. i. P.Ashbr0ok, lst Lieutenant Company b. '-''I
William II, Pngh, I'd Lieutenant company b., 80,
A. Oenen, Captain Company I, nth Ohio' Ia"
Leo Noles, lst Lieutenant, Company /, 18th Ohio,
j. NJ. RCa, Captain Company X 18th ohio. NV
S. B. Collins 81 Lieutenant ..'-t "a ant
.. p. Pcters, Assistant Quarter Master nth Ohio,
BIZ. showers, Captain Company &, 18th Ohio. I'd
Captain C. II Rippey, Company D, 18th Ohio.
Lieutenant g. NJ Webb, Company D, l7til OhioEii
Lieutenant ., y. Brandt, Com pany G, nth OHIO.
Lancaster, Juno Is, lSG3-~l2f Gi. | "a.El