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~ HUFVnUuHU WWH
certain for coughs colds nrv~pxa ho~rsenesS d2
Gull breathing and all affections of the throat bronchs
tubes and lungs, leading to consumption The Honey Il
Iorehound soothes all irritation The Tar % Balm ee
cad penetraes oans-r and heals nil Of the thrVaA
lungs Thers nothing like H. ~ PER hps pcs
aair by all druggists. CHARLES DOwNRR.
General AGeuL ~ Cedar street. N. Y.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MoSRox Va, Feb. IL, 1896.
The steamship Atlantic arrived here this morning with
tho mails and passengers from Fort Fisher There
news 10 communicate from General Tcrrys forces
Captain Ainsworth, the captain Of the port here Is
still at Fort Fisher, experimenting the building Of
wharves for the landing Of stores for our troops
The flag OF truce steamer New York. In charge OF
Colonel Mulford left here this morning varna with
thousand hundred rebel prisoners exchange
among whom are quite number Of officers. She also
carried about two Of prvac stores for Union
soldiers in the rebel PRISONS which have been here
time waiting opportunity TO be sent 70 Richmond for
distribution
The steamer Cahawba has arrived from Beaufort, N c.
and sailed this afternoon for New York
Tho weather Is SPLENDID here to-day.
FoRnxss MONROE Va, Pcb IL, 1895
Beaufort, N. c., with the mails.
The steamer Escort sailed this afternoon for Ncwbern
N. G., taking freight mails and passengers
Lieutenant General Grant arrived hore this afternoon
the steamer Mary Martin from Baltimore and pro
ccedcd to City Point
The announcement Of the promotion OF Colonel Geo
Dodge Chief Quarermaser Of the Army u the James,
bgader generalshlp received hero with satsfsc-
ton by his friends at this port In the fitting
out Of the Fort Fisher expedition here General Dodge
ably assisted by captain VIM 1. James, the expo
rienced assistant qusrtcrmastef at this port
General Pennybackcrs wound has become moro pain
f and hs is no, considered 50 well as he days
since.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

Jems or Magic Lanterns md St~reosco-
pic Pictures by ngenheim for private and public enhin
ton select Invoice Just received BY rR J BMMkHICh,
"a Maid lam
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

ChevaIier's Life for the UnIr-Rcsfores
gray hair TO s original color falling keeps the
head clean, stands above with other hair
dressing sold at tho drug stores and nv aniee In
Broadway SARAH A. tIIEyAIIER, ". D.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

All Ladies Should Use Sterling's Ambro.
STA for the hair II ceanses and bcautca an1
renders tho hair m glossy
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

Hclmbold's Extract Of Snrsnparill1
cleanse and rcnovaes blood ns the vgof of hcnlth
Into the system and out the hamor that make ds
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
Old Hyes Made New.

Old Wyes Wndc NV.
pamphlet dr-cing how 10 speedily restoe sight SO
rve up spnctsces without AID Of doctor medicine aen4
by mall free, on receipt of 10 cents. Address
~ r. FOOfE, N. u. l,iO Broadway. New YWk.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

Clear, Smooth Skin and Beautiful
complexion follows the Of HELMBOLDS CONCnN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA. II
black spots pimples and all erupons Of the skn
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

ire the great Boot and Shoe emporium Of BROOKS, SO
Broadway. opposite The Metropolitan Hotel Every style of
ladies', gent mcns misses boys and ohiidrens BootA,
Shoes and Caters. boys and youths Waterproof Eoots
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURD.
Senate.


ArsAsY Feb IA, 1885.
Mr. ArDRHws, rising 10 question Of privilege pre-
sentcd copy Of tho oon proceedings OF tho New York
supervsor showing that the Draft Committee Of said
Board did claim credit for obtaining reduction de-
fermcnt twenty per Of the quota assigned the
city but said thai such dcfcrment brought about
through tho efforts OF the State authorities The limo
giving credit TO the State authorities accidentally
omitted by the printer Mr. Andrews therefore excul-
patcd the New York Supervisors from tho charge Of
wilful misrepresentation.
REPORTED
Extending the time for the completion OF tho Adron-
dark Railroad.
Amending tho law for tho incorporation OF life and
hcath insurance companies
Relative taxes fees and fines paid by insurance CON-
panes Of other States
Relative TO common schools In New ferk
vOTItvD.
To incorporate tho Brooklyn and Calvary Cemetery
Railroad Company.
To incorporate the Accident Insurance Company
To prohibit the erection OF public nusances In New
York
Incorporating tho Lyria theatre
Incorporating the Knickcrbockcr Gaslght Company,
New York
puss pAsayp.
Amending the charter of Poughkscpsie
Incorporating tho New York Yacht Club
Relative 10 Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. BytL moved the following which lies over
whereas the recent efforts 10 bring the war now ex.
stng between the sections OF our country 10 hon
orabe have proved thai the south will
cept Cor tho cessation OF hoetties except such
a. involve separation and the establishment Of South
confedcracy; therefore
Resolved That tho conditions offered by the President
OF the United States namely the restoration Of tho
topa authority throughout all the States the freedom ~
tho enssyed vigorous prosecution Of the untl
ali tho forccs hostile 10 the government disbanded
meet our cordial approval
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

Royal Havana LOttcry.-PrIzes Cnshe2
in gold Information furnished Highest rates paid fsB
D0ubloons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO, Bankers. l6 Wal
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To Parity and Enrich the Hood, ana
beauiIfy complexion, IfELMBoLDs HIQiilY CoH.
UENrRATED FLUID EXTRACT sARsArARfLiA. Que
bottle equals gallon Of the Syrup Decoctca
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

Burdsall's Arntca Lin nt.-An fu-
fable for burns, scais aprains rheumatism gun
shot wounds Ac single application aiays the pain frUn
bnrn the instant applied No family should be viii
outit
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Rr,Jau Chumb.r-A.

Warning and Instruction for Young Menrubshcd by he
Howard Association and sent free ~ charge scaled
lopcs Addr.ss Dr skilin Houghten, Howard Ass ocl
tion Philadelphia. Pa
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ders and washes which choke h the of Che Nv.
and in short time leave harsh isyi " he ld
and " yeu want smooth and sot akin ase HELNHpfV-
ExrRACT of s'NsAPAbtLLA u gives bfiihsucT =
the eIlOn.
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Psnnsylvania's Candidate for Secretary
Of tho Treasury.

Thomas NJ Howe, Of Pi.tsburs, for appointments a
United States Secretary Of the Treasury signed BY ~
Governor heads Of departments members Of the Senats
and House of Representatives Of Pennsylvania will ssA
be sent u WeshinQt0n
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ALRASY, Feb. IA, 1865
sLIs ORDERED 10 A READING
ncia.ive 70 the punishment Of criminal offences
The state Census bill
To incorporate the Now York sharpshootcr's Club
To amend the charter Of the Manhattan Fire Insur
snee company.
Tho srnAKrr presented the annual report Of the state
Med eai society,
Concurrent resolu,Icns were adopted 70 adjourn from
thu nth 10 the 23d. Receas
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SEC 81 In cas-. neglect Of duty or incompe.cncy or
partnch the rules and regulations governing tho eDg
I s s .s sns ns
s nd ns. PEA. n.s &c
Trr"surer Il the YORK Fire Department fss the use
and benefit OF It's Widows and Orphans FUND and shall
from he pay and pay sSc s.ns !" he rrss
surer the Fire Department. aorcsaid and Com.
the Comptroler that such penalty nniclsd
engineer OF steam hre engine.
Tho meeting called 10 order by the Chairman, Mr.
John J. Gofnan He said had been suggested that be
should make statement In tho history Of tho
ordinance which had been adopted by tire beard In
September last Chief Engineer Decker called meeting
Of tho Board OF Oncers OF organizations Of the
Fire Department They met In joint conventiou In this
hail. aud resolution was adopted appointing q commit
tee 10 take into consideration The subject OF recognising
increased twenty That committee had some ten or
Aft en- meetings, and tho result of their sbors was
the adoption OF an ordinance for the beticr regulation
OF the department That ordinance was reported by
this sub comuittee 10 the Joint convention and after
three meetings II was adopted by them was afterwards
pass by the Common Council make Il hnding upon
the ffrenien signed by the Mayor and became law
and we have since been acting under IL Tho committee
then ceased 10 meet for short time until the iogis,
trc convened Al the FIRST day OF the
Senator Iambcer gave notice TINT hc would Introduce
bill for paid firo Department Charges had ben
made that there were certain irregularities in tho Firc
Department Among others, the Police Commissioners
stated in their report 10 the Governor that there
about h0ufaDd nscD conn ctcd with the department
who had visible means OF support A comyaittce of
three appointed by the Board OF Trustees 10 see
whether thnt statement was true and they n,mcnc
tho rfmcn and secretaries Of the companies to testify
uner oath what numbcy Of men there were in their 70
spctiye organizations who had no other homes but Tho
engine housos Ono thousand four hundred and sixty.
sol marked In tho Chief Enzinccrs report ~
wHre found 10 bc hundred and twenty who bad no
other rsdonce, AMI of that ono hundred and twenty
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-26
HoRr,oULrUrAL.

We are pleased to observe, from a
notice which appears in another part
of this paper, that an effort is about to
be made in this place for the estab-
Iishmcnt of a horticultural Society.
The adaptodncss of the region of Fair
field county, both in soil and climate,
for the cultivation of all the most de-
sirable varieties of fruits, and espe-
cialIy of the king of fruits, the grape,
has long been manifest to a few in
telligent growers, and the knowledge
of this fact is rapidly spreading. The
formation and maintenance of an as
sociation Of the kind proposed, cannot
fail to have a highly beneficial effect
upon the interes: of fruit'growing in
this region, and will without doubt
exert a powerful influence in hasten
Ing the period when our county shall
occupy the position in the estimation
of Horticulturists, which its natural
advantages entitlc it to.
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FREEcMEN,S RELIEF MEETING.

In compliance with the announce
ments mado on the previous Sabbath
the ladies and few Of the gentlemen
representing some Of the churches Of
our city, met in tho Presbyterian
Church on Monday, Jan. 23d, at 8
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of ap:
pointing committees to collect stores
and clothing for the Freedmen.
The Rev. mr. Philips Vas appointed
Chairman. Tho meeting was opened
with prayer ard the Rev. J. d. Hell
wig was chosen Secretary.
A statement was then made by the
Rev. Mr.. Guthrie, agent for the "West1
crn Frecdmen's Aid Commission, set
ting forth the extreme and increasing
wants of the Colored women and chill
drcn who are almost daily coming and
being driven by cruelty into our camps
Many of these are tho wives and chill
drcn of those who are soldiers in our
army, and which fact increases our Oh
legation to relieve them from their per.
ishing state.
The following Committees were ap-
pointed to canvass the various wards
of the city.
1st WARD.
Mrs. A. Hunter, Mrs. DR.. Efingcr
Mrs. Ulrick, Mrs. Reber.
I'd WARD.
Miss Mary Little, Mrs. II. Weakley
Miss Ella Sturgeon, Miss Rebecca Rice
3d WARD.
Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. I. Vorys,
Mrs. John Work, Mrs. Il. Tong.
4th WARD.
Miss Sallic Borland, Mrs. Jonas Reams
Miss Lille Williams, Mrs. Cafice.
On motion the meeting adjourned
Mr.. Editor, in your next we hope tt
give you favorable report, stating th'
amount of stores and the quantity o
clothing gathered by the worthy la
dies comprising these committees.
Respectfully, &c,
SECRETARY.
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sale or ralrhsid County Wine.

We learn that Messrs, Rainey Il
Dunbar, and +. J. Boving, well known
vine growers Of this vicinity, have
disposed Of a portion of their stock OF
Gatawba wines, of their own manufac-
turo, to a prominent Cincinnati dealer.
Tho sale by the first named gentlemen
comprise 1000 gallons, at 81 so per
gallon, and by the latter GOO gallons at
81 IS per gallon ,accordingto our infor-
nation. Fairfield county wines are be-
ginning TO be sought after, and may
in time become one Of our most i'm
portant staples.
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10 Agents OF Foreign Insu-
rance Companies.

Interesting 10 Agents OF Foreign Insu-
rance Companies.
The Circlevillo Herald states that
the law regulating the busines of For
eign Insurance Companies in this state
was amended on the 9th of February,
1864; so as to require each company
to publish in some paperin the county
where the agency is established n
statement Of the condition, assets, &c,
of the company, such as is required 10
bo filed in the Office of the Auditor OF
State, together with the certificate of
tho State Auditor. This must be pub
lished in the count ty paper, if week
ly, for three weeks. tits not sufficient
to have statements published in some
papers at Cleveland, Columbus or Gin
cinnati, as formerly. That part ofthe
law is repealed. 1t is unlawful for
any agency to do business till this
publication is made. Section 9th OF
the act regulating this matter contains
the following;
"Any person violating the provis-
ions of this act, within the State, shall,
upon conviction thereof in any court
Of competent jurisdiction, be fined in
any sum not exceeding one thousand
dollars, or Imprisonment in the coun'
ty Jail rot more than thirty days, oil
both, at the discretion Of the court"
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Lancaster, Jan. 2Gth, 1865.

DIED-Dec. 9Th, 1864, of typhoid
fever, in Edna, Missouri. Miss VIR-
GINA BITLER, after protracted
illness Of sIxty-fivc days, aged II years
and Z months.
DIED January 10th, 1865, at his
residence in Edna, Missouri, Mr..
GEORGE ]. BITLER, tf the same
disease, after an illness Of siA weeks,
aged 55 years and 4 months. Thus
father and daughter have gone to meet
the dear loved ones whose remains
rest in Lancaster, 0.
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EiElal Notice.

Persons owing me are notified that
they will save trouble and expense by
paying up before February lst. Until
that date payments will be received at
the store of BLACK & COLES, (my
successors in business). On that day
the present owner of the claims has
ordered all unpaid to be sued.
hope it will not be necessary to
sue any; but persons interested are now
informed that positively no more time
wil be givon. ANDREW REID.
Lancaster, O., Jan. 10, 18G5-2t.
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sgTho Ohio Eagle says ''Therc is a
probability, however, that England
and France will interfere and compel
a cessation of hostilitics soon."
Woll, in that case we shall have an
opportunity of seeing whether the
Copperhcads will be as much against
their country in aforeign war, as they
have been and are during the present
domestic instruction.
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ypECIlLADTlITaGE 0FTHISL AN

IT rts 4 N&TfoxAL SAVINGS BANK, offering higher
rate ofnerest than any other, and the best security
tny Savings bank whichpays ITS depositors in U. s.
Notes, considers that it is paying in the best crcua
ting medium ofthe country, and cannot pay in any
thing better, for It's assets are either in Govern
men securities, notes or bonds payable In gov,
etrnhrt paper.
Iti1 equally convenient as temporary or perma-
nrnt investment. The notes can always be sold for
within fraction OF their face, and accumulated inter-
est and the best security with banks as coater-
ais fot discounts.
Convertible into n SIX per cent sat Gold
BOND.
In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes
for three years, this privilege of conversion is now
worth about three per cent. per annum, for the cur
rent rate for 52O bonds not less than nine per cent
prsnipg and before the war the premium on six per
cent. I. $. stocks was twenty per cent 1t Will
he thai the actual profit on this loan at the pres
ent market rate is Hot less than ten percent per
mum.
rs Exemption from State and Municipal
Taxation.
Bit aside from all the advantages we have EMU
mcrated special Act Of Congress erenpts all bonds.
md Treasury Notes from local tardfioa. On the aver
age this exemption is worth about two per cent. per
''hitli siAtbIiHH lAtG Vi ltAhtiOn III
parts ofthe cotntry.
It's belieTedt that no securities offer greatinduce
ments to lenders those issued by the Government.
tall other forms ofindebtedness, the faith ability
Of private parties, stock companies, or seperate
communities, only,is pledged for payment, while the
whole property of the country is held to secure the
discharge OF a the obligations ot the United States.
While the government offers the most liberal terms
for s loans believes that the very strongest appea
VII be to the loyalty and patriotism of the people.
Duplicate cetticates will lie issued forall deposits
The party deposng must endorse upon the originoi
certificate the denomination Of notes required, md
whclcrthcy are to be issued I'd blank or payable 10
order. Whth So endorsed ii must be len with the
officer receiving the deposit 10 be forwarded to the
Treasury Department.
Srn'cRIrTroSS WILL BE REcr!y-D iy the Treasurer Of
the United States at Washington the several Assist
mt Trcasurers aud designated Depostaries and 10y
the 3,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK ofCOIumbus
First National Bank of ZanesviIle, and
y all National Banks which are depostares of pub
lie money. and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further Information
md -
lFFoRD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Aug. 25, lsG4
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-~---1'sD s3sN5sa7---------7--- ?
SELLING OUT AT COST,

AS 1 hare opened a new Store in
Columbus, and will move there before
April, will sell from this day, my
whole stock fgoods for cost. Most of
these goods were bought when gold
was low. llavc on hand a fine assort-
ment of Christmas and New Year s
presents. Call before it is too late.
A. AARON.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

fTNHE undersigned will sell at private sale etween
I this date and the 1st OF March, 1865, the
following Real Estate situate in the County OF Pair
field and State of Ohio to-wt: 12O Acres in the
North East quarter OF Section "a, Township IA,
Range 10, and being the premises Immediately south
Of the late residence Of fGeorge Ring, on the Ridge
road south of Lancaster Sad tract Of land is dvis
hle into 40 lets, each Of which lots will have
southern exposure, ard well adapted 10 the growth
of grapes. Two OF the lots have springs, and run
be sold as an entirety or in parcels Of % acres.
For terms and any further particulars call on the
undersigned, nj the residence Of George Ring, two
miles south OF Lancaster. on the Ridge road.
SUSANNAH RING.
January 5, lSC5.-2m
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1st 1Fafd-Jamcs Kinney, Kinnis
Fritter.
I'd JVdrd-C. Drcsbach, John Nc
Cracken. go,
Sd JKard-B. 6. Kreider, g. NIL.
4M Ward-B. r. Roinmund, John
Arney.
Cearcreck-G. F. Hamlin, Michael
A. Leist.
Amandtt-Dr. Davidson, W. L.
Clement. 49,.
Bioca, = Daniel CrGmicy, Samuel
Coffman.
Violet-Wm. Curtis, Joseph Pick
eriLg.
Liberty-A. L. Simmons, Sebastian
Leonard.
Gweafeld-H. NJ. Winter, G. Mar
tin.
Hocking-G. Wilson, Geo. Hughes.
MadiSon-John Abbott, NJ. Lands.
Berne-John Artz, Ii. Eckert.
Pleasantly. NJ. Ashbrook, D. Hu
bcr. ..,
W'alnut-Pcrry Rank, John Gill,
Richldnd--John w. Vansant, VIM,
Hutchinson.
RuShcreck-- DIR. Evans, Simon Beery
The following is the circular which
has been addressed to each of the fore
going committees:
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DS-Two patriotic young women liv-
ing near Sugar Loaf Mountain, in Vir-
ginia, last week took news to our for
ces of tho whereabouts of a party Of
Mosby's guerillas, ten of whom were
captured and sent to Washington.
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Farm for Sale.

The well known farm, situated in
Pleasant township, on tho Newark
road, Ave miles north Of Lancaster,
known as the Pleasant township
House of Election, is offered. for sale.
1t will be open for private applications
till the first Of March next, after which
it will be offered at public sale at a
timo to be made known by advertise
mont hereafter.
e".r'I. SAMUEL NEIBLTNG.
'r" JANE NEIBLING.
Jan. 25, 3w.
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sg-The Ohio State Journal cstab-
lishmont has been purchased BY W, I.
Coggeshall & Co. Mr.. Coggcshall is
editor of the Springfield Republic, ono
of the best papers in the State. In his
hands the Journal will doubtless take
an advance. step in the way ofim-
provement and usefulness.
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TEyhe undersigned has been appointed and qualified
as administrator of the estate OF PETER RADE.
BAUGH, deceased, with the viii of said deceased
Debtors to said estate will please make
early payment, and creditors present their claims
properly verified forthwith.
SAMUEL r. KEMERER,
Ad'mr with the Will annexed Of
Jan5-3ws Peter Radebaugh, Dec.
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OFFICE ADAMS Ex. Co., !
Columbus, Jan. l8, 50
VIM. G. DeShler, Treas;
SIR:-The Adams Express Compa-
ny will take pleasure carrying. free in
ofcharge, all packages when addressed
to you as Treasurer of the Sherman
Testimonial Fund, and you can 50 no
tify the people.
Yours,
ANsoN GoRToN, Ag't.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-26

seS-M Mr.. George Muncy, ofzancsvillc,
while at work on repairs of tho Rail
rrOad bridge over the Muskingum, on
,fhc 18th inst, fell from the platform
Ion which he was standing, into the
river, and was drowned.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-26

BANK RoBBERY.-On Friday night
the 18th inst, tho Bank at Marysville
Union county, Ohio, was robbed OF
ten thousand dollars. The burglars
blew open the safe with powder, and
have not yet been apptehended.
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NOTICE.

rEyO ANY PERSON HAVING UNSETTLED
4 Claims against the United States, especially TO
Discharged Officers. r. W. TALLMADGE, authorized
Military Claim Agent, of this city, who has the eXpe-
rience of one year in the Qhgrtermasters Depart
ment Of the Army, and three years rs Clam Agent
who can produce the Recommendation Of every Uni
teI States or State officer With whom he has trans
acted business in Columbus during that time, or
from his clients residing IN any township in the
State offers his services for the collection of dQy
just claim against the United States; most ESPECIALLY
the kaoty claims tliat hre entramclled With red
tape: for the procuring of BouNrY, PENSION and Ar
rears OF Pay due 0TFICERs SOLDIERS or the HEIRS Of
those who have died in the service.
He ase proposes to visit Washington City on or
about the 10th day Of january, for the purpose OF
that date. His acquaintance with the business and
ut the Departments at Washington CITY will give him
unusual facilities for procuring certificates of non-n-
debtedness for Discharged Officers" whose accounts
are unpaid. Address T. W. TALLMADGE,
JanlslsJ542-u Columbus, OHIO.
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aGTKeever, the man lately aetused
of the murder Of the Roosa family
and discharged by the examining
Court, is now under arrest at Tod
Barracks, Columbus, as q desertor.