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Ths market during the past week hiss been charscteE
ized With exsreE1o and uu1sok edor srtngency In
monetary Iusttefs. which, tegcher with the declinsin
gold, and tte du'1 staee Of the pEovi&ion mar
ket combined. has had very depressing effect. and
In consequence thereof tho market bus ruled dull aud
lower. Occasionally a shipping demand sprauK up.
but 3swas liGhtt was not ab1s to aen tho down.
ward currtnt. and consequently prices had 70 give
way. Sctne holders weSe very firm, and
would uo.f back down AGENT from thelr Views, aud
sent their ogs to be packed on commission. Nest Of
the packnghouses preparing to close, and indeed
several have done Co. Soma few packers who hayo
sold fer future delivery tayc been in the market dur
ing the week, but their purchases were not heavy.
The market e1ossa dull at decline Of fully &c
100 ia.
The following the closing quotations this
| Ing, compared With those OF n Week ago:
Tht7 week. Last week.
Prime to extra qaastcs. 81 Zal:@ *it:s@is q
Medium to prime DO. 4vaGailx5 11.1Qsa115Q
| Lfghtnnd common ondo........'0NGte50 100o@1o.7s
To,pAr-Tne MARKET was rather more active than
on yesterday, but there was no material change lu
quotations. Some io1ders, who weze in hurry to get
F home, made slight concessions, but ~ general
thing they were firm at yesterdays prices. We note
/ the following sales:
, 1865-01-15

Whtc Il tisc isth saJs: 'iThc War Department
last nteht Ens without single dispsteh from sny
hi working. Tho James rarer Is considerably
over il bapks. Unless It turrs suddenly cold, i
itcrhct. mar be expected equal to that Of last
r}r,rrH ~
, 1865-01-15

I, According to tho samo process Of calculating,
tho number left in packors' hands during Tho cor
which is only tz1as more shaa tho nnn'ser lon
this season.
, 1865-01-15

The tendency ofpE1ccs is upward In consequence
of The very light Receipts from the West. We
quote :--Mese pork, $ia0o;; new bacon shoulders.
I'LL shoasrs eads Ri ssdes, sic d;
saltcd hnms, 203c; western lard, In barrels and
Ierccs, aifc, and city refined, DC:
, 1865-01-15
COM tuE HCIAL.

sArunpAr EvENIHo, Jan. IA. 1865.
Tho receipts md shipments during the past 81
houls. Hera ns follows:
RrcE1P.s Akn -H1rxsse7s Dun11d rAar ~ Huuna.
, 1865-01-15

NEW 7oRk, jan. A-The Tts1tn<'s Wa:hiig~
ton special Ctres 1t "a the opnibn Of an old hand
at peace negotiations that Cessation of hyshEaeH
pEeltniny to iormnl nss.aonss san VII T. t2ks Place
peacemaker will Ia heavily On JcY. Davis obe4s
'nncy.
has not returned to wellington. Cen. singleton
probably reached Richmond On Friday"
, 1865-01-15
CRlCAGO cATTLED1ARKET.


!. SATURDAY Ev1n1sa. jan. II. 1866
The receipts OF Beef Cattle and ItFc Hosa at the
various yaFs IN tie city for the Feek ending to-day,
copare cs follows With tho previous weeks saco oc
, 1865-01-15

NEW YorK. Jan. 14.-Thc New York Tribune nn-
nouuccs tho release OF its correspondent Mf.
nlchn1dhou, who haa beoa hold by tho robcss oTor
cfrlltccn months.
, 1865-01-15
Chicago Grtbn11e.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 15,' 1855.
THE LIE OF T1IE N. r. NEWS REL
ATltE TO OUR TnEATHlENT OF
rEfI&nNTTuG.

AT1vE TO OUR TnEATulENT OF
GteASuN
we Puuusn IN apo1lc1 coAaula real or
pTetcnaed letter from some concealed rebel
In Chirago to the New York Nens relative to
The treatment Of the rebel prisoners In our
hands Mt Rock Island, Ills. The skin.dcop
prctenEcs OF Unionis1u contained In It will do.
ccive no one. It Is concocted whether in
Chicago OF In the editorial Office Of the New
York Nfcs for but one purpose, viz: to iusIi
fy the rebels in starving our prisoners. II
Will be re-publtshcd by eycty rebel paper at
the South, and grccd'ly dcvoured by rebel
eympathizcrs In Europe. It Ia an unmltica
ted, atroc,ous mud 1cndtsh LIE from begin
ming 10 end, and the editors Of tho traitorout
n. Y. Nt''', who published 1t knowing IT tt
bc lsc, and intending 1t to pa1llatc and Gu
courage the rebels III starving cur soldiers
and TO cause them to lnfltct If possible new
suiier1nss on on. brave men, deserve to us
HUNG. Jefferson DAVIS Ia an honorable mau
and gentleman compared with them.
The lie at hest. Is . bungsing one. Tic
writer fails TO statc that hho has seen or con
Tcssed With single prisoner at OF from Rock
Island. She has seen none emacjafcd, discas'
cd, tlcli1ious, starved or dyius-she knows ol
none who hare died or bccn disabled from
such cnoecs. She eycn assigns them two
inches square of meat and locf Of bread =
day--whlch is rs much as most meuuot labor
inr vnuld cat. How poorly docs this lcr
,rrrc ta afo4nurn1s truc. ofrsct the case of our
,n.n nj andersonyi11e rcttinE no bread nor
rcot 3rb,tcvcr for three months topethcr.
,nd fect,inr m p1nt of ncal a dny. lii thrIr
rayinr srcictonE at thc door Of feath nrc sent
, 1865-01-15
FINANCIAL AND COlIhIERCIAL.
RiwffffnA~ R-rrm1 Tar

There Is no chanre In money matters, md we
hnye to report currency as scarce and close as sv-
Ct. The decline In gold to-tlsy rendered the pro.
dncc md provision markets. rather dullapd spccu-
lators ,scrc not 80 anxious 10 borrow as formerly;
but othcrwisc there was no change In the aspect
Of tho r1arkct. The hauks aro diacounttnc yery
sparne1y to their customers 1t 10 per cent nor an
nun; but outside opcrators rclonding nt a5as per
cent Re, month to ready borrovnn.
The supply Of Eastern Exchauau contiuocs yery
light and under IN active demand tho market il
very close and firm, at par buying, md premium
selling, -
Gold opcncd n New York today at a1s, sdyane-
cd to a,3l, and closed at 40. Tho following arc
the quotations at James Boyd, gold broker:
1880, ,418 / 1a:c0. ........,..,,,.,2 ,2lqi
1G40. 9G0.
@-..:'.'....:..'.@Sf o.uv, uv,:.'....,'.'....xtv
acfe INC isasRet opaHca u 10, anu 1cAa1aeu
auies ana ateaog NJ oaSe ioc neaVs opslalo1s u
co!o, IN tnle nafkct, ooaos 1ike INC iook o. NAL
tefB at present, AEd they are holding 0u Silver
ID dull and hea1v ut ms, with downward ten.
denrv
! r-. p..,. ,z,..o . 49,, r,..o.
dose1ument ho1as We5e ste4oy ana af1o' Fl'e"'
9"entles were IN good Request % 1os anu sel'e9s
were holding at No. Tca.Foshcs "cre steady at
w buying and 105 SELLING. 49,,
EoQE IpUUES N0OQ9 Ale. III 14fF OGuQ1uu4 Ut Va
, 1865-01-15

TUG dcpos1ts n tno FaFlous sasIuEss panks u
Massachusetts, increased during the year 1861
f5,67a,0o0, and tho number Of dcpositors Tero
1897 more at the close than ut tho commence
rent Of the year. The total amount Of the de-
posits Ia now $6a, $4,000.
"A gold and stock Exchange Inns Just bccn
organized at st. Louis. L. B. Cates Esq, is pres1
dent and J. u. Lavte.le, Secretary.
new YonK SrooK MAnKEr.--Closine prices for
cash, Jan. IL 1866 received BY r. 6. 3altonsnll l.
Co., commission, stock and bond brokers, i Clark
ntrr
, 1865-01-15

TfkA1.s...s,......s.
.Ast EeRk.....,.....,..


asotts week. e8t
Non ihsxuAinR tho rcccipis ah1s week are eo1o 8at
hcA more than last week. there has bucu considerable
csa fAailn9 oln tho supply ofreay prime u ehotoo
shipping Cnttlo which thcfo II ncttro inquiry,
at:nu nd7anco Of ruliy Ao n on last wcukt
csoa,nE quotations. Medium opsai.tes anti Ia.
fe,Ior grudca hnvo boon lcas active, md
In e absencc Aoyeentzcnt contractors, Who bought
.parlngiy, pslces t.nya declined suily No per on
ti.ese grades. Tcro good demand ior lat COWS for
city consumption and they scll readily ut $%5o00oo.
sca'lawaxs ara very dull OF sale. The following aro
tho closing quotations for tho weck endlnK ta cycn
lng. compared with those weak ago.
, 1865-01-15

The total receipts Decf Cattle tho vstious yards
In the city. urnE the week ending to-day amount &C.
cordinE to the daily returns ported Oh Change, to
4tsl5 head.
The daily receipts at the yurcus yards compare "a
, 1865-01-15

To.pAr-Tho stccir.s were betwren zoo aud 1.c0o
Il ead, mostly tar to medium qualities. Tho market
VAS steady at ycstcrdnys rn1ng prices, and 1t the
clone Int few wrro left Tho best Raiu OF The day
waBn iotof 80 picked. scers averaging +f5 Ds sold
By nnudy to Rankin, Int 7kc. They were raaed IN
Henderson county. Griotey = Co. had g head pfime
Iowa steers. tom Clinton county, which had not
changed hands at the time reporter LOT tho yards
". 8. Eng1es lad drove Of 10 bead fat steers aver
aging about 1,$4o nssoma rather rough, but tho,
whole due droyewhiah be had not aod at tho close
Of The market. They wcto mixoc Durham and sa!ket
Ia Mannzi county. We note the following sales:
, 1865-01-15

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. ID.
Tho cnucus OF members OF tho l1ousc On tho
accomplished uotllng but speeches, aud adjouEn-
cd IN Monday night
, 1865-01-15

ITO THE LADIES OF CHI
CAaO-MRs, II, H. GROSS, N. D., Physician to
the Female Department q the Green Mount Eute.
Rr1tcnt Ind desires to inform htF 1tends t1as sne
Iii srnin open IN ONCE In ChicaRo On the
, 1865-01-15

Total I. and q. .985 81 -....,. 1t99,'S .......
The following table shows the shipments OF
Live and Dressed Hogs f1om October 1ss to Janu.
ary 18th: ....---.-
su1pxrsr or LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS TRox cor.
i TILL JAN. IL 4
1Bc4-6. 1864
, 1865-01-15

Naw 1oax, Wxn1zsoA1 EvH., Jan. II, tses.
TnH fol}owinS -KhotosAo net cash prices OF
MI tho las4ipE atrloe of domestic Dry 0ooda sold In
, 1865-01-15

SLAVERY Aboliahcdb by the state Convey
ti0n-Elect1on TO be Held n10fcA AhaA
-Parsou NroxvnloW 70 be Governor
, 1865-01-15

Harness =. 0.I6 Collar p st...., s&a IS
Line 2 n,,.,.,. iSG10 50 S npEbtcr s0le.. asa 50
Zip, md. i. ..1:lsf5l.2 B1enoa Ayers. 40 q
Zip. hvy, n... 8Ssl.o0 0rnoeo so'e-...: 4ita Is
GpIer i 0....... @y s. Jamaged. 49,. $50 -
oAsd' do do m.isEs ss % =. .1eess.4o
do do lfEhtA1 SO Frrnch Catf, 50
Upper. Upper. ii Frensi .csif Il.
Etr, No,l tlrbt and i moIurs71do5. .l10,Nt1t7Q00
medium. :. 12a9i..o French Cali, Le-
kir, Nc. heavy ss%@t % Motnes, cnG
Calf DCte2 50 tox,,......l NfE7t1e.00
French Kip, lit 1iutnxB, tox. MI 0GaisyD0
chofce .:.. :2.2Sa3.6"i Ronns. oz..aa@tafSN
French Cat, Il
, 1865-01-15

NUICKSILVER FLASKS
~ TANTkD.- 7hs Quicksilver Mining Company
viii cont1 act for tho manuaesurc Of any number not
saexsESrnnn1sf Iron quicksilver F1aslks.
n.,trcrv 10 cout nee Thin ninety dnf1, and 70 con-
wv. II rnf ieh9 fn3p II per month. Payment
aii ts made on delivery Gold Coin. For psrsteu-
IN itnuIc Mt the Office Of the Company IT Mas N
Iisiact2S s.i9 J. B. RANnoL, secrctatY.
, 1865-01-15

10%4l S4sfVtU @soA s.ssss
DcduetinE the shipments from the receipts, tho
balance elbows tho number Of Hogs LOTT In packers'
hands up to date:
Total receipts 10 date. 900 81
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l by all rail-,
SATURDAY EyEs1xH, jim. II, 1861.

The tota> rcceiptelol Hogs Al tho various yass IN
tho city during the week ending todxy according to
the daily feturns poated on Change amount 10
.,GC5. This ts $50 bead lees than woro received
Inst week, and 4y6 head more than tue receipts Of
tho corresponding weekot last year.
The daily receipts at all tho various yaEds compare
n tolinXaS
, 1865-01-15

Here the r3atket opaucd At .ls, and rcaaainel
quiet and steady nll day. Tho heavy operators In
gold, In this market, doaot like the look OF mat
ters at present, ard they are holding on. Silver
is dull and hea,y ut 2o5, with n downward ten.
, 1865-07-11

r
Those items Of income that are to come into considera-
ton in calculating the amount of pension are the following
y fixed annual salary, to which shall also be added the COM
pensation for perquisites in natura that may be attached
to the Office, in SO far as such compensation has been set
down at a certain value in money
q additions to salary allowed the official personally;
3. fees, percentages, copying-fees and similar legal, uncer-
tain income mot including portions of fines, extra-honora-
raries, table-money, amounts allowed for ~defraying Office
expences, for keeping horses and such like, or d~iet-money,
provided it has not been stipulated by Law that these
"Vartpenge,") as also such perquistes free dwelling,
lands, fuel and light, included, which are expressly allow
ed the official as wages or part Of his wages.
In the same manner as amounts allowed certain officials
for d~efraying oficeexpences shall not be reckoned among
the incomes of their Office, SO also, in cases where the official
has any expenses for keeping his office, for travelling &c,
poses, the amount which it is calculated that he expends in
this manner shall be deducted from the gross revenue
, 1865-07-11

regne og er Gouvernementssecreta Ro-
senstand Constituent til fra samme It'd
tillige at fungere som Politimester i Cen
terdistrictet.
Under Cite dennes har Kammerjunker,
Toldforvalter Bic efter endt Permission
after overtaget sit Embede, og J. Moore
sin tidIigere Constitution som ToIdcon-
t~rolleur, og er o. M6rchs Constitu ton
som ToldcontroIIeur oph0rt.
, 1865-07-11
AnsetteIser Og EntIedigeIser.

Den Politimester paa st. Thomas L. T.
Nissen den Ste Januar d. A. meddeIte Con-
stitution til under hans Permission at fun
gere som Over OF Underrets-Prokurator
er den lode Juni d. A. hevet iAnledning
af, at han after har overtaget Politimester-
Embedet.
Under 3Ote Juni har Gouvernementet
Moore af Frederiksted til Viceconsui
paa st. Croix for de forenede nordame-
Ticanske Slater, SAINT at under hans mid
lertidige Fraverelse Hr. VIM. F. Moore
besorge det nordamericanske Consulats
Forretninger under Consul E. 81. Perkins
forestaaende Fraverelse.
Under 28de dennes er der meddeelt
Politimester i Centerdistrictet Forsberg
Reisetilladelse fra 1ste naeste Manned at
, 1865-07-11

which has not betrayed the salary to the official Immediately
previous to his discharge shall, however, in no case defray
. larger amount of pension to the official, than it would
have had to defray if the official had been discharged at the
time he ceased to receive salary from that Treasury.
The salaries hitherto betrayed from the State-treasury
under the Colonial Budget shall be considered as having been
betrayed from the one or both Colonial Treasures which will
in future have to defray such salaries.
, 1865-07-11
AUCTION.

NFTER Begiering af C~hristiansteds
A Skitteret som behandlende Fro Fam
ny Beatty Phillips Dodsboe, vii en- of
fenilis Auction vorde afholdt Mandagen
den 22de dennes midday Kl. 10 slet over
Boets
LOSORE og EFFECTER
j Huset No. 80 i S~trandgaden tilhorende
Planter H. C.. Radcliffe.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir, den
lode JUL 1865.
j. A. Stakemanm.
, 1865-07-11
BEKJENDTGJORELSE

IF0LGE MeddeIelse til Gouvernementet
fra den Kongelige Consult Port au Prince
har Republikken Haytis Regjering paa
Grund af en- i Byen Cop Hayti udbrudt
Opstand erkleret bemeIdte BY og SAM
mes Havn j Blokadetilstand.
, 1865-07-11

The pension shall be calculated according to the whole
space Of time during which an official has served in his Sc
veral Offices, and according to the average amount of the in
come he has received in his offices during the 5 years previ-
Gus to his discharge, or, should he not have served 5 years,
during his whole term of service. In calculating the term
of service and the average amount of income for Military
Officers and other officers in the same class with them, any
year in which they may have been in war, or been ordered
out on account of war, or been placed on war-footing, shall
be reckoned equal to two years.
The amount of pension shall be calculated as follows
from o. 2 years service gives a pension Of no of the
avera rp-amount of income.
, 1865-07-11
ITO be c%ontinued.)

Hvilket heryed efter Ordre bekjendt-
gjores
Gouvernementets 2det Secretariat, ST.
Croix den lste JUL 1865.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1865-07-11

of the office, and then preferably from the aforementioned
uncertain income and p~requisites, in case such are allowed
him and are sufficient for this.
From the nett amount of the uncertain income and per-
quisites, calculated in the manner aforementioned, one third
part shall be deducted. In the case of offices to which
none of the items of income mentioned under No. l and 2
are attached, or where these do not Altogether amount to 1000
dollars, only ! part of whatever the total amount of the
nett income of the Office exceeds this sum shall be deducted.
In the case of an official being DISCHARGED from an Of
fee, the salary for which has ben betrayed from the
State treasury in the Mothercountry, the salary which he
may have enjoyed while previously filling an Office in the
colonies shall be altered to Rigsdollars R.. NJ, according to
the rule contained in g..
Whenever the average amount of income from an Office,
calculated according to the foregoing rules, exceeds 5000
Dollars, the surplus shall not be taken into consideration.
No pension must exceed 5000 Dollars.
Any official, who in the discharge of his duties suffers
injury OF such a nature as to make it necessary to discharge
him from service, shall receive a pension amounting in all
cases to z of the income he has latterly been in the receipt Of
Whenever an office be withdrawn, the person who fill
cd it has the right for 5 years to enjoy as "Vartpenge'
3 of the amount he was in the receipt of in his office, he be-
ing bound, however, to accept a suitable office again with
at least the same amount of income as the previous Office
gave. If he has not received an appointment in another
Office before the expiration of the S years, he shall be placed
on pension. Those years during which he may have enjoy
ed "Vartpenge" shall be counted as so many years of SER
vice, but the pension is to be calculated in proportion to
the income he received before he commenced to enjoy
"Vartpenge." By income from an office, except where
otherwise prescribed, shall be understood the average
amount of the same, calculated according to the rules con
tanned in the preceding SIS 3 and 4.
Any official having attained the age of 70 years shall
have the right to be relieved from service and shall receive
pension according to this Law. If official in the colonies
should have served there 20 years, he shall be entitled to
claim this right on his attaining IS years of age,
s 6.
Whenever an official who has been discharged from an
Office in the colonies with pension or "Vartpenge' accord
ing to this Law removes from the Danish-Westnndi Is
lands, his pension or "Vartponge' during his absence shall
be altered from Westinda Dollars to R~igsdollas R. M, in
the following manner
of the first 1000 dollars, each dollar shall be altered to
u Rigsdollar RIM.
of the second 1000 dollars, each dollar II " "
and Of the remainder (" "
The individual shall, however, have the right of enjoy
ing for the space of one year and only once for all his full
pension in Danish Westindia Currency during his residence
in the Mothercountry.
10 be c0ntinuedl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-01

We noticed few days age, il passing
ever the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
squads Of Workmen scattered at different
. jinis on the line busily engaged IN over
hasline and roek-ballssiing the read. We
learn that it is the purpose Of the Company
to have be entire length Of the tlEek bal
lasted with McAdsm ssd stone, thereby
rendering il entire Y free from dust, that
terrible nuisance and annoyance that pas
senre-s are subjected 70 on some Of the
rsilways in the country. This important
feature will also do away, 10 q great extent,
with the iolting and irregular motion given
10 the trains rs they pass along, a matter
much complained OF BY the travelling pub
lie. There have been several new coaches
placed on the track lately, and Others viii
Be added as soon IS completed, when
everything will look as bright and fresh as
a newly de6ollar. Nice and comfortable
sleeping cars accompany each nighttrains 70
and from Louisville. The heavy pressure up
on the road, made Necessary in Transporting
troops, supplies and material Of war over H.
aud the terrible ordeal through which Il
passed during the existence Of our recent
trou blos has delayed, We suppose, these much
needed and highly essential improvements
until the psesent time. When al the ar
rsngoments are completed, we confidently
predict that the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad will be second 70 none, either North
or South OF the Ohio river. In this connec-
ton We would simply remsrk, By way o.
parenthesis, that more gentlemanly o.
polite corps Of conductors than this roac
has cannot be found.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

NV THEA1ER The celebrated play Q
PizzaTo, or the Desth Of Rolla, was present.
ed ct the New TheEtre, isst night, with Ar
McDongugh, as Ro Ia. Mr. II. appears I
have an excellent conception Of the charac
ter, aud has 50 carefully prepared himself
that L would be in possible 10 improve upal
bis scting Miss Carter, Is Cors. did wei
but Mr.. Wldmsn, as Aiouzo did no bette
than ne usually d0es-Thieh is mas
enough 8
To Eight, Miss Kahn takes benefit, p
pearing N the character Of Ely 0'Connor
in Colleen Bawn The complimentary ben
eft, given to the Feoians. VIII take place OF
Saturday night, which viii, undoubtedly b
the last opportunity our citizens viii have
Of witnessing Arrah-naP5gue, during ms
present season
Next week, Mr.. James A Oates, and NJ
ecco-np lished wife, well known here as Sc
norita Merito, viii appear at this tAesiTe.
Mr. Oates Is a good trsgeaian, sud his lay
is one Of the best vocalists m the country
We congratulate Messrs. Wight 1llefi
upon the 7 success in securing Nj. and AArs'
Oates; and feel eoufdent that they WIS pc
greeted by full houses. l+
OLD THEArRE-AIiss Fmms Webb take:
q benefit at the Old Theatre, tonight, anc
viii appesr in the celebrated drama hs
Lady Of Lyons After the ballet devertlse'
rneat. bv The Zavistowski, Miss Emma viii
4 liver an address, entitled "Erin's nag.
BRoADwAY VARIETIES. - The interest
avail ned in behalf Of the Varieties still
continues to be Of the liveliest character
IS is plainly manifest b. the attendance
each evening. AL ssem to get along swim
inrly. The earnest wish Of Messrs. hapiu
Z Co, seems 70 be TO have This state OF
h ngs continue, and with view 70 that
end, they will spare no effort 70 keep
good company and have good order main
tanned. &r. Flank Hoswo tn, the gentle
manly aud popular stage manager, is GER
tsinly deserving Of great praise for the very
excellent manner in which re manages the
affairs Of this stage. He takes captive al
BY bis sgreeabe and afable manner. May
the Varieties hold out as II has commenced.
Sunny SIDE The "stars" At the Sunny
Side had another enthusiastic reception
rom e large audience, last night. Few
places Of amusement offer more attractions
than this,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-01

EorIcz.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were fled with the Board OF Claims
Of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. 6s
drted March 18Th, 1855, Department OF the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
orlv adjusted by calling at our once.
We viii ALSO have their vouchers; ne
ceipts, and Accounts ordered BACK iron
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction Q
o.bar pToof. in order TO subatantiste the en-
tire claim. that the parties may get ther
mat indebtedness from the Government.
;oSaH H. ToHPKEEs Co.