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ms per quarter OF II weeks payable in ad
ST vINCENT'S
Classical & Mercantile College
WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA.
DIsHOP VIII 4 Lam TRUST

ID that the success Of his efforts in behalf oi
female education. will recommend at once TO the
favor of the public this Institution for boys aud
young men, which he hopes to make all that I,
de srable ~ a school for youth.
The modern languages will be taught by gen
tlemen TO whom they are verracular, and who
will afford to the pupils occasiona opportunitir,
of l,arniug by practice and conversation. IL II
int ndcd to provide such instruments AMI appa
raius a. NAV elucldate while they give interest
10 the studies of Natural Philosophy, Chem,s
try. Surveying and Engineering. The depnt
mcnt of Book Keeping and Penmanship will BE-
superinlended BY an eminent accountant.
The school ill be open TO tho public, but Oh
" Catholics will be- received as boarders unless
for special reasons exception be made The dis
ciplne will be strict. and be enforced by the dis
mssa of the insubordinate
FSyrents will always be required ~ GdrIpct
fo. the day scholars quarterly. in the case of
boarders, for the half session and the hgures be
low indicate the cash in advance terms. lfirom
the neglect of parents or other causcs, payment
l. delayed m addition Of ten per cent "a tho
cash prices will constitute the regular charges
of the College No deduction win be made ot
absence or for removal when quarter or half
session has been commenced except Ia case Of
sickness
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WHEELING REGISTER.
.ru,r.spAv MORNING. AUGUST II lss'.
Te,..rmphic us,,nnry.

G,ld closed at the regular board VI
New York, yesterday, al 81 425' ana III
the evening exchange ut 81 iis
The good conduct Of Merretts tr'ops
while on the march through feNas' Is
highly cOmneniod.
DIR PEBBLES will shortly open the "ai-
,sston Custom I"aS.J
Two negro sol tyrs were executed at
brownsville OH the 29th, for ontraSihg
women, in presence of DIVISION al 'h'
.5th (negro) corps.
Two Pacific railroad bridges IN Kansas
have been carried away by "verh"w'ng
streams.
There is still great excitement III New
York over the Krtchum defalcation. a
detective has been sentI0 prevent Young
Ketchum from taking passage for europe.
Secretary Seward la, again gone to
cape May.
Captain Writ trial has bern again
postponed
BENZ Fitzpatrick, of Alabama has been
rardoned.
Cortinas still hovers round Matamoras.
II is again reported that GNyn IS ut
the head of the Imperial Government IN
sonora
The President il -,,i tn persist III the
dissemination that Jcli' Davis shall have
Il t.ial by civil court An early RENO
sal of restriction on the hao'iS ""'pnS
.,nd the abolisrurn' of military courts
,re anticipated.
Northern emigration T." North Carolina
has commenced rhc health "t he stat"
!, good ii
General Shelby has collected four thou
sal mcn formerly belonging T. th' sch
eli army. for service IN Mexico.
\ second party oi negrof hpr bren
transported to Rhode Island al Govern
:nent expense.
A new list OF pardons is included IN
rhe telegraph this morning
The cause Of Mr. Diapers resignation
of the Collectorsiiip II New York, Is SAID
20 have been hH"Tleige of the Pr'.S''
tents inclination 70 appoint Preston
klug
Morris f Olei has been appointed
naval officer at New York
Gerritt Davis isin Washington, 20 make
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Financial Affairs in New York

NEW YORK, Aug i6-The Commercial
slys the market is calmer today thitn
night be expected. Until II is knnw9'
what amount of certificates is out there
will doubtless he great canton III iemds
ilp to any but fnnsiu the. best stand
mo If it were known the Issue reached,
rle largest possible IighreS twenty eight
aud half million, there would he severe
contraction, for 1t would then be clrai
there must be heavy losses and failures
SO newhere The probable extent OF the
ISSUE will not he known until it is ascer-
tanned whether anything can he obtained
from Ketchum & Co. in compensation -
IL ia understood that Morris krtchnh has
s.ated that he would he able to pay nifty
,rnts on the dollar of his liabilities. We
are not aware whether that is supposed
10 include the liabilities on account of
,he Edward ketchum forgeries. We
hear of some cases of selling of collateral
II is rumored that firm in the stock
aud gold business has failed. Ii requires
confirmation.
The Post states that the lrs>1s Of
ketchum g. Son, by abstraction oi bonds
and other securities, is two aud II half or
,lree millions. The name of the firm
was only used once by young ketchun.
aud that on the day of his flight, when
he obtained on cheek three hundred
thousand dollars.
The losses of Mr. Graham will foot up
over million dollars Brokers and oths
er persons share in the losses in sums
from 4O,Ot0to 1900 -Four million is the
lowest statement of the total loss.
New YORK, Aug. I6.--The failure of
Ketchum & Co has caused perfect rush
ni stock spectators from watering places
to the city. Many of them find them
selves heavy loosers. An immense dele
cation of brokers are here from New Eng
land, and that section will suffer severe
ly, as Ketchum 4 Co, held n large
amount of eastern funds An eNamina-
ton of the transactions of young Ketch-
!, am is being conducted by the Board of
. brokers. Dabney,J Morgan & Co held
= 500, 600 of the forged certificates. A
detective went to Boston yesterday to
: search the steamer Asia for young Ketch
y -assj $9dWM probably proceed to Hall
tax TO batch hfmin case he went overland
Some people, however, think he is con
ceale din this City. =
New YORK, August l6--Peter K Nun
ford, who was reported to have failed -oi
Monday, was arrested to-day, charged
with having deffauded firm, Morris 8
Co, by means of worthless checks, fol
y $4,000 on the Mechanics Bank, given j
PAYMENT 1oh saturday for so, 900 in. aDld
On presentation of the check itSwa
fonnd there was no fund in bank HI
was committed to the tombs in default o
$4,000, to await examination tomorrow
s~.,.NEw YORK, Aug. l6.-The President o
9sssKe Traders and Importers Nationa
! Bakk tt1Ethas the Bank held s3O5, ,0Q
'fthes s4eSed 3afsst checks as eollatera
secnriaE~ 1oafse .33 e eaxs. Nid eftir
loss is nearly covered 6S. the ftAsent ssr
plus and earnings. = 80 ~ - = 8; 6 8.
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The Gold Market.

NEW YORK, August l6. Gold is rather
stronger There is very little specula-
tive movement, but the demand for Gus
toms is larger. The price tends upward.
The gold check of Ketchum, Son & Co.,
has been sold but. with no appreciable
effects on the market. The quotations
opened at SLAP, fell to SLAP and rose
again to SLAP.
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National Teachers, A.sseinsien

HARRIsBrRG, August l6<The Nation
al Teachers Conyention 5feassembled
this morning, five hundred delegates be-
ing present. Governors Curtin and Brad
ford, of Maryland, and General Geary
were invited to seats in the Convention.
They made appropriate speeches. The
session this afternoon viii be devoted
to the reading of essays an educational
subjects.
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Pacific Railroad.

New YORK, August 26:-A special to
the Commercial from LeavenwOrth Kan
sas, says the Pacific railroad bridge over
the mouth of Kansas river, and the
bridge over Stronger river, have been
carried away by rise in these streams.
The road was recently examined by the
commissioners and accepted as first
class road, and United States bonds de
manded for its constructions
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PLENTY or VIRGINIA TOBACCO. We
learn from parties posted on the subject
that the quantity Of tobacco along the
lire of the Danville railroad is very great
and at almost every station there. are
great quantities awaiting transportation.
The crops Of several years past are being
brought out ofthe country and sent TO
market. .-RichmOnd Tmes, ,I0th
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The steuhenvilIe Bridge.

ltsSTKuBENvILLE, August l6.-Ths great
ifon bridge over the Ohio river at this
place. connecting the Steubenville and
Indiana railroad with the short line to
Pittsburg, will be ready for trains to
pass overit ON the first day of Septem-
Der next @ ~
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WE notice hy the Boonville, Ind. En-
qaiyer, that all the negroes in that towr
have been notified to leave the place nn-
der penalty of being expelled byiforce 1t
appears that the returned soldiers are the
leaders in this notice to quit" and pro-
pose, if the negroes do not heed the warn
ing given them, to proceed in forcible
and illegal manner to eject this unfortu-
nate class of ofpopulation.
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Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING. w. VA.
EMIs INsTITUTION, CMARTKR.

~ u ~ ~
i ED with full collegiate powers In 1864, and
recently reorganized under q now Board Of Di
rectors will he opened as a collegiate institute
on the first Wednesday In September next Tho
buildings are now being thoroughly reAtted and
newly furnished throughout
In TIE liberaity Of its arrangements In tho IN
tent and cOmprchensiveness Of Its course oi
stndy in its methods Of tuition and government
and in the ability and experiences Of its Board
OF Instruction, the public may rely upon IL.
being fiIst-class seminary.
Having had many years experience In conduct
ing leading Educational Institutions In the Rss
tern and Middle States, feel assured that With
the liberal patronage and the earnest co opera
tiOn OF the citizens OF Wheeling aud vicinity.
the College will soon be able 10 extend 10 young
ladies' ali the facilities for an accomplished edu
cation 90 he found outside Of our eastern metro
pOlitan cities.
II affords me the highest satisfaction TO be aiJs
to announce the engagement Of . corpse OF
teachers of distinguished ability experience
and reputation.
In the departments Of the mathematics aud
sciences Miss Martha ID. Balsfead former Pro.
ceptress of Wesleyan FemsIs College VII
mingtOn, Delaware.
In the department Of literature and bellies
lettres, Miss Mary Williams. late Prccoptress oi
Lafayet:s Institute Washington, u. C..
In Music Miss Emily j. Sblpley. ofNew York
ity. educated in Europe, and pupil Of Bas,l
In tue Fine Arts, Miss Isabella N. Gcarp, OF
the New York School Of Design.
Assistants will be added In these. or otoer de
partments as occasion may require.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will DO organized .
an early day, having especial reference 10 tbs
preparation Of young ladies' for the business of
A PREPARATORY DEpAKrxYsT will bs oceued
for such Misses are too young TO enter tie col.
legate.
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF TEN
WEEKS.
TuirIos-First Preparatory, 70; Second Pro.
paratory 81; First Collegiate, ~; second Col.
legiate, ~; Junior, $40; Senior, ei2 50 Latin
French, German, or other languag -, Is; Expsr.
mental Sciences " extra each Drawing, tj,
Painting In Oil. go. Pastel, j Crsyon, tG No.
sc on Piano ei0; Use Of Instrument u 50; vo.
cal Music, tI0 Fuel, I'd and ID quarters, 50 cents
"a BosEpNsi3 Fuel and Lights, Is; Washing
s5; weekly Board, from Monday 70 Friday
night s37 50; Fuel and Ligbts, ~
Bills both for tuition and board payable In all
eases al the commencement Of the quarter-Sep.
6tb. Nov. 18th, Febist and April isth.
Young ladies are received ct any time. but
not for less than An entire quarter. In cass Of
urotractod illness, allowance win b made.
Young ladies should bring towels, table napkins.
umbrella and overshoes.
Applications may be made by lettsr o. ~
calling at the College from TO fo'cioct.
L. G. LOOMS. An T. D,
July 20, 1885, Prsstdsst
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-HAving 70 be absent ffea
the 18th inst, 20 Aug 10Th, application msy -
made In the interval 20 Hon. Q. ID. Hubbaf6,
President, or to ]. z. Wilson, Esqr Sscretery
Board Of Directors Jy1a
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Returaed Soldiers.

1t seems but yesterday that the loyal
ladies aud gentlemen, five may use the
expression, were sending mittens, fannel
shirts, religious tyacts, abolition newspa-
pars and election tickets to the poor sol
diers" The mitteus and flannel shirts
were ali right. The religious tracts were
all right, and were very handy for the
the soldiers at certain times The aboli-
ton newspapers were all right, for they
were loaded to the muzZle with denun-
Citations against Democrats, and their vi
olence and hate for all who differed in
opinions with the editors thereof. The
election tickets were all right, for they
were lists of the names Of loyal towards,
who dared not 20 to the war but were
willing to stay at home, get in Office, and
assess taxes on the property of the sol
diers in the field, to raise bounties that
their precious selves might be safe. Or
course, this was all right, tor it was sane
toned by the great and good Presideat,
aud was the only means certain pnyerty'
stricken laborers, ia this worldly vine
yard. had to obtain q living and dress
their families in stylish raiment, or pay
for beer, taugle beg whiskey, or for the
support of shiftless editors, who would
die but for the charity bestowed upon
heggars.
II seems but yesterday all this WAS TIL
order of the day. Men wrote letters to
the dear soldiers and enclosed election
tickets
Pretty girls sold kisses for iiy, cents,
and embraces for higher suu, nIl FOL
the poor soldier, Men and women cried
aloud, Give o. be damned : "Con,
tribute, or be spotted }" Endorse OI
he mobbed! )" Aud the poor people
gave.
Now, the soldiers, foot-sore and weary
come home The men who have followed
the echoes of cannon down to the gates
of bell. The men who have bathed theil
feet in the blood of their comrades, as
they followed the glittering, flashing sa.
bre up, TO shake hands with death. The
men who were food for powder aud ball
for sabre and Eyonet. for horses hoofs
and the tires OF artillery wagons. The
men who were prayed for by hypocrites
and preyed upon by army contractors,
sutlers, and the guerrillas of Heaven
known as army chaplains, are coming
home. They come foot-sore and weary
They; bring dirty looking bundles strap.
fped n their backs Their clothes are
Istravt Estained, ind their eyes wander
Ehithsf and fhitlIer in search of their earn
Fest frsads.
+ They sit on DIOR steps, and in alley
ways eating crackers, cheese, raw pork
and hard bread They have toyed with
death as a boy tracks his whip. They
have dared the nevil, the works of hell
rebellion and abolitionism, that negroes
and office -holdetx might grow sleek and
prosperous. They have been to war. and
they have rctufhed, and the ones who
were once 60 loud in the praise of the
soldiers, now pses by on the other side OF
the street Gifis give no more kisses
Hot coffee, sweefcake and religious tracts
are no more. It is thus abolitionisn
shows ts,gratitnde. Damn such selfish
hypocrisy Id Crosse Democrat.
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New YORK, Aug. l6 The President of
the Fourth National Bank says that in.
stitution holds as collateral security ON
loans S255. 600 of gold certificates, which
are supposed to be ferged, but the earn
ings Of the bank for the last six months
exceeds this amount.
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The steamer Cni.. Ashore.

NEW YORK. August l6.-The steamer
China, from Liverpool, while coming mp
the harbor in thick fog this morning,
ran ashore near Fort Independence,
where she remains. She lies easy and
win probably get off at high water this
evening without much damage.
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W.. see in stated that the Governor ot
Arkansas has written to President John.
son requesting the revocation OF large
number of pardons granted to wealthy
rebels of the State on his recommends
tiOn
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TgE Rev. pr. Roberts, pastor Of . ne
gro church in indianapolis. i 70 hetrisd
~ db psers for enbessiins ~ H.
q negro soldiers - ~ - -;
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EXTRA CHARGES,

lPer qudrtsT Whsn paid IN ddndnoe)
Freuci, German. Italian or Spanish
pea quarter, each. ch................... $40
Drawing per quarter :......:.... 90
Use oI philosophical and chemical ap.
paratus per quarter 400
Music At Masters charges. ......-....
The school will be opened on the first Monday
in September. Applications may n addressed
to Rev A. LOusge, at the Cathedral ..
aug5
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FROM THE SOUTH.
in North Carolina.
LATEST FROM SAVANNAH.
The Emigration Movement to North
Carolfna-Health Of the State.

NEwBERN, Aug. l2.-Tbe Northern EN-
igration to North Carolina has already
set in. People are arriving by the thou.
sands from all quarters The health of
NewDsr aud the rest of the State was
never better. In point of health North
Carolina has always been the second
State in the Union, which position she
is to keep.
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y military Police.

New YORK. Aug l6..-The Times spe-
eial saySpwing to the decrease of busi-
ness Military Division of Police has
ceased TO exist, and 80 clerks have been
dismissed ff iS sii
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CLAIM AGENCY.
US, Sanitary Commission
Army AID Navy CLAIM AGENCY
NO CHARGE FOR sERVICRs.
JAMES GILCHRIST. Agent,
Wheeling, ". Va.
ry-Otfice Surveyors Rooms, Custom HOnse.
u,HE u. y. SANITARY GOMIIs-

,IHE q. ~. SANITARY COMM1s-
SION desiring to relieve soldiers. sailors,
and their families from the heavy expenses uS'''
ally paid for the prosecution Of such claims,
have established this Agency to collect pen
sioms arrears of pay, bounty aud other claims
against the government without charge or ex'
pense of any kind whatever to the claimants.
On application sent TO this Agency, stating the
name and p0stotfice address Of the claimant, the
name. rank, company, regiment, service and
state of the soldier on whose account the claim
is made date of discharge or death, the proper
blanks viii be filed out IA lar a possible and
forwarded to the person applying. These oan
then be executed and returned to this ONCE.
where the claim will be prosecuted 10 a final is.
sue in the shortest possible time.
juI5 eod6Gd
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~
A yrsfF 10 ALEX, H. srEPHESs.-A
gentiemah, now at the Astor House, has
just returhed from Boston, where he sue
ceeded in o6taining an interview with
Mr. Stephens lhte rebel Vice President,
in his place 6f confinement at Fort War
ron. Tho apartment is described as par
TALLY anderrrpund, and so damp that
fires arc built IL the after part OF The day
without refp}o1ce 10 the external tem-
perature ~ Stephens Is said TO have
Appesred peRiShtly Submissive, express
sing himseiE = never having been an
enemy ia th& &fzsycrnment, but as having
| sctepted publn ofiice in the confederacy
| with hopes e <ntributing more speedily
to 8 settle16 of the national Difficult
tfi0 HIS III Il 0precsrious.-N ]
y11ssl u ko zsg. y. ~
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INSTRUCTION.
P1oSPECTU0
OF
ST, JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
Conducted by Sisters Of 90. J Joseph.)

Corner Quincy and 5th Sts. Wheeling. w. Va.
yVHIs INSTITUTION WILL BR
i opened for the reception Of Pupils on Mon.
Cay. Sept 4th. The course Of instruction will
comprise all the ordinary branches Of finished
English education Music and the French and
German languages taught by competent insirue-
tors
Strict attention paid to the department of the
Young Ladies' who will he require TO observe
panctually the Rules and Regulations adopted
for their Improvement and for the maintenance
of good order.
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(When paid in adrancs)l
Boart ,ucuding lights, fuel bed ana
bedding lor the scholastic year Of
weeks ......................... ESQ "
Washing and mcHding linen. lG w
BALI boarding per week. ............... o.
Stationary per quarter from. ...... soc to ! o.
Medical attendance per Iuarter....., 81
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-sI3HNNl

This would pay seven per cent. per
annum on bona fde capital of one hun
dred and eighty-iye million seven hun
and and fourteen thousand dollars" Fl.
naIly the estimate is made that if We add
to the revenue to be derived Oh crude
oil, that which is already rdceived upon
the refined article (twenty cents pei
gallon the aggregate receipts into the
United States Treasury cannot fall below
twenty million of dollars, and may
amount. to twenty live mi II 1ns during the
twelve months stated.
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Ist class per quar-. II weeks
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-HAying 70 be absent ffea
the 18th inst, 20 Aug. 10Th, application msy -
made In the interval 70 Hon. Q. ID. Hubbefe.
President, or to ]. z. Wilson, Esq, sserstary
Board Of Directors jy2Sd
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TIE RMs .

WheH paid in adrancs)l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-23

serious business; and n ,,.i;.
nnu ~ a serious business, how much NOR.
like myself '"u''ionai
A silence fell between Fl,tepes .,s
me perhaps was holding her go elo.s - -
my heart tha, the effort Of speaklns ~,ss
amcat. | should not wonder. NJ ~
oy sne hted up her face and said oni.s1~.
poan po you mean for mo to marry Won.
Marry mel Yes, dearest. aud ,h,,..
TOO before many days have s,.nss "'
Ia, nave , geen a fool so long that now / can.
yes, but " ] promise myself ., ...,
now can be sure IN on The y. ~
alter, You will no, jump over ,bs os ~ .as
son. ""u "Hi Richard
"Confound Will Ri,b,,d., -,
s,. aoo '0'gNo ne, l was little less ,bs-
an is 'here peace between ustn
po'n peace and love" she wh,.oc.os
o,Sy ana my heart was al res, '"
.Ty honet was overjoyed at Tho ,,v,
% ans'is had taken. Everytbing "a "a @ s,h
peueu Just as she wished, and 10 IN th,s nv ~
'ne good old lady idslixes toms,cs.. IN.
ss.lng upon It that Il was ,arou0b ,bs
asv"Sy oi these preserve that FInrenc.
anu 1 came TO - understanding, \,
might have besh--I cannot toll
events s''neiimes originate In sm,i,
f.Or.nce-,desr little wife,--.ro, sAo
i-s sustained that relation ,o ,,o ~. ne
anu II she has not cpr.I ~ "'o
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Davis House.

,(Formeriy called the "City House ,"OTifin, Ohio.
LsvI WEIRIoK, Propri etor.
The ssirss toi nform sllhisffend nd
patrons Of the City Houss, ,(nowthe Davs)hat
Is hotslis ready for the reception OF guests. The
ouse has been rebuilt, furnished andis now as
cd as any in the country.
Z now have stabiinr enough to accommodate any
mbsI horses and willalway shsyean abu ndsnce
ffesd. LEvIWEIRlCK.
Tins. Oe,eb.y I. Isse-ls.tf
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Rank of TiGin. i.

Rw sHAwuAs & A. G. .SsEArH, Bankers or
u Q. Shswhsu's New Block, who're they wilitran.se
a gsnsrai Banking business and pay Interest on De
% o ats as follow..
' Six months or over, 4perceh'
rvCenaeates payable on demand.
A,r.7'Ss A.G. SHEATH, Casher :.
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llitary claims and Pensions.
ORD

|s been duly licensed to prosecute and
)lect claims for ofsiesrs' and Soldiers
tk Par and BousrY, and PKssToss. All
lenses insident TO the collections of
ms will be advanced by him. and no
rye made until the claim 10 collected.
krges reasonable. ~
fiee Ia Commercial Row. frst door up
frs, Tiftin, Ohis. tNovi7