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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07
LIVERY STABLE.
American STABLE
On Third BET. Main and locust SITS.

'NHfNt3F II = ElNIth ISL MINT, WHICH
sesaes Stahlq aavapteges superior to any sfra,lar
establishments In the City, hSving arraaxevpaet.
Ter the reception % private horses At livery Of Inc
meet elqEaat end epapiets 8soFiptios, and At the
lowest fates.
IL 4 CasrtNres Er visiting 60 let. COschea, nxht
wagons, aud every kind of road vehieie To- let
2 Horses sold % eannmtssion Secand hand bueeie.
for saie ~ the very LOWEST prfCesA Pessengers Tor.
Wardd 20 All parts q the country ey special con.
y. veyance. $3.50
~ Having purchased The stock 81 Messrs. Bich-
Z ardso1 Britton We would take grcAt pleAsure In
= accommodating their old customers and friends
e II, ~ -. ToRTAN 4 LANDER.
Wa taxa this. opportunity OF returnlpg eur
thanks 20 cur friends for the liberal support they
have given Ne, aud YEA sohcit conttRuAtlee 81
the same TO the gentlemen who Encceea Us. and
whom pc take great pleasure. IN Recommending 70
q ths pnbiie. kfCHARnS0Na BRFfToN. i,
dec3Q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

81 soon found q place, where / am
lodged, fed, and clothed, aud have twenty
frahcsa month. | also found woman,
{ who, for these twenty francs will take
care Of Lucille, and teach her needle
work. claim my sister. {
my boy, said the judge, ''your con.
duct is very honorable. However, your
sister cannot be set at liberty until too
MARIAN y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07
JACOB sTRAUB 8 SON.
RARDwARAai
REDUCED RICES!
Jacob stranb & Son.

AXES.-LippinoOtt's, Sharp's, and
others.
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Gross Cut SaWs-oom-
men and Patent.
Neat Cutters am Suffers.
Hale's Patent beat Cutters.
Shovels and longs.
Steel Fire Sets, and Stands Tor
same.
Grain ShovelsA Leng and n"
Handle Shovels.
/ Cotton and Wool Cards.
Bay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass sad Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, Afull assert
/ Pocket Knives, ment, ST very
I Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea ana Table Spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws
CleRvers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher, Spencer q Co.'S
Nails Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Bartons q Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Hsvte Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps
Carpenter Tools.
Also. full assortment Of Shelf
Hardware
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

TOY PAIETs Is GREAT yAElETf LID
n Praesss Lead FeEcils, Pens, Hc4dsrss Lstar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

From Rev. J. S. Herman. az tba s,.r,u.r n
formed Church, kut1sewn, Bsrks s0assy, Pa. = Z
R1sPKsrep STA ~ have been. trcah4pa Win 50
DysPepsiz for nearly twenty years. ana havs s~~-~
used any medicine that aid me- As zaeA xess ss
HooaAnds Bisters. am very n ach imssvvea N
health, after hAving taken i've bottle e
f Yours, with rrsp<et,
as q WwmzrAG-e,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

FROM the Rev .. NJ Lyons, fOrmeFay Pastor Of
she CoinmbuE, n. 4, and Mlieatown, r. Baptist
NEw Rocaanfk, N. 7.
Dv. c. NJ JacksoH.
DEkR slRs-I fssl Il pieasurefhus of.z ewn
Gocord to hear testimony ~ the exorienea Of yoar
German bitters. some years sinces bofnw nsuch
afflicted win nyspspsis,f used thasaf 9Th rsry
teneaciai rvsnlts I have oftrn rA,za ne AIDED
them g persons ansicte6 with thai tofnen III z
disease. aud hAvt heArd from them -. s.ost Haf-
terinK tcstimonisfs - 90 their greaA xein@. Ia
eases 81 general debility believe it sase . toR8e
hat cannot b surpassed. -
YOsrs, MGYoEss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

DHTsIOIAEs' PRESCRIPTIONS BEoEIs
L 'p'''A' -'''hi''n 4 HIALLooK,s Drug ssoa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-05
sDe Gustibus non est Dispudandum., ,,

Inter bicSem Sitel bringt bic SllinUiS Staat8s
3ettung aus Gbtca9C baS fCtseHbe anu lante
Stem
"Die @eI6mGfer Iinb Der1Gieben, iaet man
nidt nit II reGt, benn al tGglihen Grfabrun9en
in bie1er Se3tebung feblt eS nidt. -.I
Die lGltigen MDSauitrS bieten 1. .. aleid
cine 8eranaiIuns, bic GrentritGt 8ieler Az Be-
weilen. gOr fptniaen SaJcn crit beriGtcteu
mir, baB Elm @eI6dftsmanu Icin 9pfal nit pedb
uno Sd,wefel pun b,n Stehategeu 1Guberte
Dabur6 puroen eint9e 9laGbarn gang pertelt'
felt gcIanemetlt hoo lit bieS nidt 10 l1Iimnt,
als bnB man bic SewObnel i1aft zines san3en
8lpcfS sunt TOte erIhredt Ia
S}n Der Marfts nabe SntaripltraBe rpbnt Elm
GItlider Serr, Der in leinen iunsen Sabrem ein.
nal tGnigl. preuB. Dcer bannD0eraniiber &itt>
meifer aewelen lcin Sp1, jebt i6 aber audi einem
incuifrieaeu 9eben erseben bat. Sn ] ner @e.
qeuD 1T in 6cl9e eer 9tdbe bes SlulIe6 cine
pabre @DlUnie bon NfOsautto6, bUn benen lid,
cine Brigade in ben 3 ntmern bes in &epe
febsnben 5errn 0ela9ert 81 baben ldirn.
gllle uur benfbaren Wtittel mur6en anaetpen<
bet Der Idltisen @sihSpfe lps su perben, BIS bic
@jebub bes !3immerberObners riB, er einen
&eSUIper er9rif unb Elm YslOtpnfeuer in ieinem
3immer erChnete, I'M burb ben Qulverhamtf
mebr ais bur1 baS GerGuld Ieine Mulieblamen
Stube ;s@OItaen su Sertretsen. .....t.... '''"
Die gan3e Na@barlAuft fam auf bic 8eine,
aud Der pOli;ilf beS betrefenben 8esirfs fam
btrbet unb bat { ld erlt rie G6refenSfunbe
Uerbreitet Der lo1it 10 beliebte 9ia6borsmann
babe Iih bSdit eiaenb bGnbia fllilirt. ri
@r ertlGrte Der erIfrpdenen @eieQIhaft bic
llrIa6e bes 8Ombarbements, bic Iid fCpfIhits
telnb entfernte." -4- ttt -.
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Die 0lrbeitcr Gurppa's

baben bur@ ben Snternatipnalrnt6 in Qcrbpu
nit 8eSug auf bic @rmprbuna 0tncpIn's eins
Norelle AT ben prdiIOeEten eeriGtet. Die III.
better 3Uaen bartn benz ermOrbeteu WrGlibenteu
tbren berSli6lfen Oanf bafiir, bIB {: hod
"ltspar3c Snitttut" bic Stlaperei Sertilote, aeiz
Ben paun bic "eurOpGI idenn anbGneer Der Ste,
teatpn, pelhe jeBt - aleidb BEN nSrbliden Nn,
bansern bes Sen. Davis ltumm unb 6cIfi,rst Sci
benz a1semeinen 9tustrl6e bes gpIf5aefGbls
baiteben uno Inn bic QSette iiA abmiben,' i'd rn>
reeneri16e Vlumea aMf ba8 8rab 0incpIn's A
ltrencn. 3um SGIulle wanbten l6 bic Mrbettsr
&urOea's nit fOlsencen ld6nen @Urten an glue
orew Spbn1pn 3' 10
U@in tisfer Sinn fur S6re eruse Senbuno
miro Sic pOr iecem GCmprOmi6e nit tren9en
pEihten bewabren Sic ipelben niemal8 YeraeIs
len, cap, I'M bic neuc Nera Der @man3tp a.
tton Der Irbeit etnSulGuten, bas avert
tanilAe 0clf bic Gerantp0rtlihfoit Der Jiibrer,
16eft auf 5wei M Gnner Ser Ir6etl
wdlSte, btr @ine Ntrabam 9incOIn, Der 9lnbere
Nnorew SObni H."
Was laaen benn unlere cut 6samerifani.
lten Dartei9dnger Der SflaSerci un6 Rebelltpu
au bieIer Mnlidt eurOpGiiher q etter?
on. Serfe9 6r. 3tg.)
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Smbititen8=kofftcc Der Der. 81. MrmCe4
y .-..- Mc. 20 I5cut fir.
9tc. 20 Scut fir.
81 n NJ ~ 90 I'D

baltimore, 29 VI 1865.
gersele Anesbste I'm Duplat uercen auf Oteer Office
bis IOaIas. ben s. S1nt 1866, ga tags l2 br sessa
senpmmen UNI bas Der. St. SubFfens- epartemtnt Aw
| Baltimore, Wte. Su SerIebeu NIT -
$4,000 Sos fttf6 semab bleues RebI. Die Dor
| i4ase itne fur WtsbI Don Der 0uaIttdt bfr Grate
Ia. wts e IN c,etm &spOt ais Nol, unO f.RSsiss.
Wnfer ocn t"eem q iab tGnnen tn btei Office en-
eeleben wsrbsn. Die 5aiier mlfen In sutem Bu-
fante ietn gum Serienten, NIT durt bfihllsencn
81een une serieOeitsn 3apen. Blab seretftt Cbtr
mtelt WalHtnen dnge ert'ete 6aler pes ben Suru6-
9eptettn. Wtetl mub tunerbGlb 10 Saaen pom Da-
| tam beS @pnt at'es tur abieieruns berstt fem.
| BprEl69e uiffen auf 6crmulare euSei6idt peroeu,
te aGf ber uuter5e&neten Office gu babeu ebem oies
fer Gorpldse i elm ;pti perantprrti3en Perpueu
unter3eiGnetes @ertiftat bei3uftgen. Is4
@rpreBtoen itr be Wtuer llen oorau8 be3ablt
ben bic 4nBebote perben nt in 8etrat se3csen.
eber eoem InSebct mu eine Sebtufte @ope bieer Hus
,eise angetlebt unb in beu6eu seuaH ale 8ebinnnssu
| ipe ificirt iein. tsfs ,-r.rfL --
Die Sori9lGse birieu uidt nit ben Wtuferu nerpadt
ein onoern niien iepara abSeiieIet pereen uub bic
Nufdrift eutbalten Proposals for Subsistence Stos
res. .t.
| Sn allen GdGen tie ui6t 6eioubers bacon ereptirt
no uuB bic 0eferung in Der anse9ebeuen 3eit semaGt
nerren SIN febeubeu Sale balen @ biz Der. Staatea
bas edt Dor, 4ntGue fir IasiunuuS seS eplenoen ans
berpdrtS ju MAIDEN.
gs wirS erpartet, bas &Onratpren 5re g8aaren obne
lnoieu auf Eager Palten, bis bic Der. 9aateu ie fir
8erGifuns bebiirfeu.
3ablunsen wersen in ioIeu fsoubs sema@t aIs serabs
ucrrGtbS nb NIB wenn feline pcrbanoen ip6alb ats ele
eintaufen l- s.l5
9ere Yeripu 5pp,e iebeS WGslieb elmer isimd, ueI@e
VorIl1ge uadt muB einen 1reueio Bel eaen penn pers
elbe niGt idpn fraber seIefet purbe Dessle&en mus
eie 9ei&einisuu9 6ci9efst erOen, eb bic dnseboeueu
@eSenftdure Der anbeteHSen Barte 0ebSrsR cb e
BON cpalen Sursern setduit purpeu.
Insebote udlien Iestar sei@rleben unb bs 3abIen
utitfien In SuGaaben pie in 3dbleu adfaerertt fen
Nneebote bur& Gelesrams poer uuSsPSrise iucrmsue
InSsbcte meroen ndbt anseuomaen.
AlIe Gngebore, pleien BoriG rtften Ht~t
senau ma d 10 M me NIB, werben Germ rtsn'
/ -fss,I tir+s --.-. -. .... w. II. PAhKzuRsT,
tmGiS0-uni5l @doitdn II y. ool.
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Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i in ettpsbura

Die Iebtc Senbuns beS @t1eneelGn6erS, mel
Dies ben yfattUnalz SesrdbnibplaB in sehssburt
ein'blieBt, tpnrbe pDr eint9en Gagen BON Nepss
yprt abdeldidt. H0s 9an3e glGnseube @erf IN
1eBt 1Olencet. Der Natipnal- l-8earGtuiBplat
ltCBt an ben alien 8ir1bOf bon Wettssbura.
3ptlAen beicea 1T bielt8 @llenaelGnoer, 70a
SuB lang, aufaeitellt pprben. Die SSrpnt cntbGl
ein'n srpBeu GbOipeg unb 1T 300 6uB lana.
Dieies Sbrr fam lidb an S6Gnbeit nit ireent
etn'rt in Der gSelt HleIIsn. Das grpbartiae Erp<
peltbSr 1T in Der Ntitte unb Elm eu3elncS an ie>
ber Seite. .2 2tsf ~
Die 5wei SauptIduleu bes erpBen Gbprweo5
limb prn 5rret auSgebreiteten Mole.lt pun eutlpree
6enrer WrOBc, ; auf elmer .Satbfugel lissn,
tberragt OaS Multer 1T Idnbli9, pieredia,
NIT etngelegten ct den, nuf beren iebem Der
Namen eines in Ser G6Iddt bel @ettSstura
burG Gruppen Sertretenen Siaates eindrfbriee
ben 1T. SO 3ei9t Der 9fOlteu Ater 9anp bic
Namert 0SiscDnlt1, fbppt SSlanb, QSelt Birat@
mia, Saincis, Winneirta, MarYla B, Nidiaan,
Sbto un6 Snotana Der l,nte: VennIMpania,
Nep }erleN, Netp g0rf, Ma0dduletts, @onuec-
ticut, Stem 9amplbir, 0ermOn, uap Wainc, =
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DIE SeSei6nuna 9 fO6en 1T auf SGulen
BON 1plAen VerbaltnilItn farm anpenbbar Die
fletntren pfOifen linb BON entlpredrubrr 6prm
nno ppn elmer braptrteu llrne oef,6nt.
as Mttelltitf Der feinen Gbure If rim Tas
ttCualldiIo, bas Ntitteltiif bes grp6en Elm @tern
in einem SUrbeerfranSe. Oa8 WelGnber 1T ein<
fab u1b maiIio, ieinem 3tpede angemelIen. r
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leiie elm Duntsebet, rie e8 lelten aus elmer

leile etn Danfgebet, trie eS Ielten aus elmer
barlferfiillten eeIe 5unt Simnlel ltieaso;ri3 s.
Gr5og go el i4netI our Staot surid, uno
es mar bObe 3 it oaB lie famen, b mn oiejSrQrt-
5Olen ldtften ltd at, in bic Stlbt Suruds lfeb=
relt. G5 selanl 9eiben nch, unbenIerft binett<
!5ul9litpfen. PanfraS brufte gpeel5 Sano, IL.
mdbreno Grlterer Die 3reppe CUR Seite bes Grub=
nentbcrtburnle5 btnauf elite. I'm ben Wlolter.
gang gu 9eipinnen iteuerte 8rsel lansIam be
&rab"eng lie binauf no aus jeOen sSenlter
6ra9en Die iSltle an i'm eeri9tet pltroen, bic
er ee5 Sreiteren bedntportete. s.sg. Us. S..
AlS ;Pantra5 an benl @efdasniiIe be8 Ularftz
tbortpnrnte8 porGber 9ing (oent ber Dlaueroano
fltbrt 9erooe ppciber) abntte feline Seele iht
mer htnter Der nd6tisen 8o9lentbiire l9mldlz
te; alS CT aber rem ySptte5b 1u5hen" -Iid,
ndber uro er oa8 Nebf(lgsn pernabn1, nell
DIES bon ben 0Ottesbau5lern au89ina, Die ned,
tmmer 9ruppenmeiIe anf Dem Wlauer1altqe
it'noen. od itbtrf fiel Jpn cine 2tn9lt RE ibm
tanm peiter gu 9eben 5ulieB. Der Ntbem
itodte in Ietner 8rnlt uab cine 91nung laote
ibm, orB oa8 GIeno auf5 9esue bort eineetebrt
mO l9pn 10 m1n9e Gbrdne geflOfIet et.
@noltd' lan9te er an, uno oa8 ean5e Sc
tpldt Der erl9itternoeu Na9ri tt traf Elm. -
Midt einmal Der llmltonb, baB llrlull nut in
Satt 9sbra9t lei, tcnnte ieinen @6mer5 lin
bern. 3ange bate Der III mandem 2eio
er9raute Wfann teine Gbrdne per9elien !; ober
lett weInte er tpte Elm &i1b, unb peinenb
l9lOb er ote Tbiir unb itie9 nit ieinent Qi9tz
lem bic 9Ol5treppe binab, unb erlt, alS bereits
Der Sag I'M Slten bic erlten 2i4ter cntlanpte,
lam Elm Stlaf Der grnluttuns iiber ibn. rer
bnr9 bedn9it 9enbe Srdume 9eo6rt, ni6t ein-
NAL rem miiben Greis @rquidun9 bereitste. #.
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beiOen 9fummern Dor. Die slussabe Don1
Sauladg f4ilbert bic @urbereinnset be.
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Ote betannten YrOfeiICrtu 8aae, 6enrs unb
S. @Urbruff pom Ser. 5taatrn QSsnie .sOrps,
Die as GUmite mebrersn 0eru&en nit bsnt
Sabr3ruge btip. buien, empfaolen bcm Gouar 6
cine @elcanweilunb nm bic Saae in Elm m
sr"Ben MaBltabe gu prifsn, we,l lie ben grfoa
Der Grfinoans fir tpabr deinlt9 bie en-. Dis lit
auetotn9S cine suBe @mpiebuns uno Or Nm
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nm letn ~ iron" Uper gufnG # gu p.iifen, weT itr
e aweI OrthbeiIe ceS ga entr. d3teS IN zen @,r.
Sfaaten ben unterAeiAnel ilbtl ldreibtn 70 q.
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In Bet Der terannabtnbtn ttistn Satrtsef rag gem Wu
oGten brr WsrIte, ts 70 tetr stts e. etm otl r'
ter Snoenb Ser Spumerf anftet mtp @ln2a't Su tonn
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NpSt9ee eF6nss 2err E. tetnbper Tb js6sr;eb bic gra-
sdrattrn Spn gttS1mnen aus StnttItIt teforstu pr-
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aTt lof9f cuiasrffam a195en. - =
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nal pubishod in this city.
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The Age is now established on q sure and ror
manent foundation. Tho publishers could easily
Gll their columns with the unsought and most
liberal concentrations Of the press throughout
the country but they prefer that ii should stand
altogether upon claims to public confidence we'll
known ana established. twill be, as heretofore
the supporter Of true National, Conservative,
Democratic, Union principles, opposed alike to
radltnhsm and ianatcism in every form, and de-
voted to the maintenance Of Cool Government
Law, and Order. The revival of all the business
relations Of the country, consequent upon the
suppression of tho rebellion and the restoration
Of peace, will enable tho publishers to make a
number Of improvements in the various depart
ments of this Journal, and they, therefore, res
pectfully solicit the support Of all who wish to se
cure one Of the best Commercial, Literary, Busi
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines
EMPIRE SHUTTLE NACHINE 4!
PATENTED FEBRUARY 4rH, 1860.
SALEsROOMS.

SALEsROOMS.
53G, Broadway, New York.
252, Washington Street, Boston.
VHIS MACHINE IS CONSTRUCTED ON
L entirely new principles Of mechanism, pos
sessing many rare and valuable improvements.
having been examined by the most prof rnd cx-
perts, and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY aud
PERFECTION combined.
1T has straight needle perpendicular nction,
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE stitch, which
will neither rip or ravel, and is alike on Both
sides performs perfect sewing on every Gcscrip-
ton cf material, from Leather to the finest Nan
SOCK Muslin, with cotton, linen from the coars-
est TO the finest number
Having neither Cam nor Cogwheel, and tho
east possible friction, it runs as smooth as gass.
and is emphatically
A NOISELESS Ma CHTNEi
1t requires Fifty per cent. loss power to drive
1t than any other machine in the market. A girl
twelve years Of age can work it steadily, without
Ntigue or injury to health.
Its strength and Wonderful Simplicity Of con.
struction renders it almost impossible to get out
OF order and is Guaranteed blythe company to
give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may do
sire to supply themselves with Ii superior article
to come and examine this UnrivaIlcd Machine.
But in more especial manner do We solicit the
patronage of
Merchant Tailors, Corset Makers,
Coach Makers, Cater Filters,
Hoop Skirt Man Shoe Binders,
uiacturers, Vest and Panta-
shirt u Bosom loon Makers,
Makers. Dress Makers.
Religious and Charitable Institutions will hs,
liberally delat with.
PRICES OF MACHINE COMPLETE;
No ], Family Machine, with Hemer, Teller
and Braidor S 90
No 2 Small Manufacturing, with Extension
Table rs
No 3. Large Manufacturing, with Extension
Table S.
No, 4, h'ge Manufacturing for Leather, with
Rolling Foot aud Oil Cup, 100
One half hours instruction is sufficient to enable
any person to work this machine to
their entire satisfaction.
Eu~ gents wanted fer all towns In the United
States, where Agents sro not already established.
Also for Cuba, Mexico, Central and South Amer.
ca, to whom a liberal discount will be giveu.-
Tcrms invariably Cash on delivery. .~6G
T. j. MCARTHUR & co.
526, BROADWAY, n. y, Jj2 WASHINGTON.
ST, Boston, 520, CHESTNUT ST, Phila.
A. Co. FEB. SLY.
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- ELIEF NOTTCE.-Tbo Board Of Relief
1 Z for the county Cc CloarGcJ, will ucot the
Commissioner Office ON Wednesday arl Thurs.
lnv, tie -e,h and 2grh days Of Jane, lstj.
The Eoari hnye directed that all new appli-
cants must appear ugr-e the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing namo Of soldier
regiment and company; when enlisted ; the
numberof children, with age and sex Of each
tho township in which they resided at the time of
enlistment and their present residence aud that
sA- j.. without Tie means Of support for herself
and children, who are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses Of crcdiOiiity, from the township
in which she resides, must also be prod ucod
whose certificate, sworn to before the board, must
set :ur;h that the applicant is the person she cp
roscnts herself to be; that the s'ateumcnt oltAe.
number and age Of her family is true that she
Is IN destitute circumstances and her family iu
u.ual wanti ayd tlat 81, the a.ts set forth IN her
application a,n irst arl true.
Forms continuing those roluiiliou1 can be OBJ
tanned az tho Office Of the Board OF Relief when
application !. made and the witnesses appour.
May. 81, 1865. W. s. BRADLEY, Clk.
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A DMlNIsIRATOR's NOTICE.-Noticc
N is hereby given that Letters Of Admnistra-
ton have been granted to the undersigned ON the
estate Of Titus H. Rowles, late Of Lawrence twp,
Cloarfeld county, deceased therefore all per-
sons indebted TO said estate are required to make
immediate payment, and those having demands
against the same will present them duly auihen-
tiCaled for settlement.
SAMUEL ". ROWLES, Admir-.
Nay 3, lS6j,-pd.
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JN0. GILLIAN

10 On submitting the above to tho gentleman
who authorized US to make the announcement
vs are assured that the facts are as stated, but
that many others are in favor Of Mr.. GiIilnuj,
ld forbid US Withdrawing his name without
more po8ihec orders-fED REP,l