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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
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Approved Nov. s, 1865.


An act laying tax on the town OF AVerlIL
IL is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC |. A tax Of ten cents s hereby assessed
on each acre of land in the town Of Averil in the
county of Essex, except upon lands sequestered
to public, pious and charitable uses; for the pur
pose of making and repairing roads and building
bridges in said town, to be expended in building
road recently laid out by commissioners appointed
by the county court for said county Of Essex, at
the last term of said court, so far as the same is
located in SAID town of AverlL And Samuel D..
Hobson, Abial f. Woodman and Orlando Shof,
are hereby appointed a committee to supsrintend
the expenditure of said tax.
SEC g. Any justice Of the peace within and
for the county Of Essex is authorized to issue bis
warrant to David Storrs in said county, who is
hereby appointed collector to collect said tax,
and said committee and collector shall in the col
ecting, expending and accounting for the money
to be raised by said tax, be governed by chapter
ninety-eight OF the General Statutes.
Approved Nov. Q, 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14

Goshen Gore, and Joseph NJ. Stevens Of Hardwick
in said Caledonia Countrywide are appointed 9
Committee to superintend the expenditure Of said
tax; and any justice of the peace for the county
of Caledonia is authorized to issue bis warrant tc
Joseph Clark of said Goshen Gore who is ap-
pointed collector to collect said tax and com
mittee and collector are directed in collecting
expending aud accounting for the moneys, to be
raised by said tax, to govern themselves in al
things by the General Statutes Of this State in
such cases made and provided
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas.
sage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14

appeal from said appraisal addition or abatement
made by said listers, TO the Judges OF the County
Court in the county in which said property is SIT
ualed, for relief.
SEC O. 1t shall be the duty Of said Judges to
give one or more Ct said listers and the person,
company or corporation owning such property or
real estate, at least six days notice Of the time and
place Of hearing such appeal and after hearing
them and their proofS on such appeal, said Judges
shall, on or before the 10th day Of May, in the
same year, if the appeal shall have been taken from
the appraisal, addition or abatement made in the
month of April next preceding, and on or before
the Goth day Of September, if the appeal shall
have been taken from the appraisal OF the prop
erty, certify back to the town clerk OF the town in
which such case arose, the price at which such
property shall be set in the list, and the decisions
of said judges shall be final, for ons year, or until
modified by said board Of County Judges, applca-
tion for which may be made by either party and
award or decision made as provided in this and
the preceding section and in fixing such valua-
ton the productiyensss Of such property shall be
taken into account, and be the basis OF such valua-
tion.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty of the listers to
complete their appraisal Of the property men
toned in this act, and make the additions to, or
abatement, if any, from the assessment, of the
person, company or corporation owning such prop
erty, at least six days before the expiration Of the
time limited for taking an appeal as provided in
the Grst section Of this act.
SEc 4. The fees and expenses Of said judges
while in the discharge Of their duty under the
provisions of this act .shallLbe paid by the appel
lant
Sac. 5. The provisions Of this act shall not
apply to the list made for the purposes OF state
or county taxation, but the st authorized by this
act shall be taken and deemed to be the true list
on which all other taxes shall be assessed.
SIC. 6. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
No. fQgE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14
An act to legaize the Grand List of the town
Whiting.

HS heTtby endcledl &c.
SIC. l.. The Grand List of the town Of Whit
Ing including the valuation of real estate, for the
year eighteen hundred and sixty five, as made out
by the listers Of said town, and all taxes assessed
or hereafter to be assessed thereon, are hereby
declared TO be legal and valid.
Sgc. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas.
sage, but shall have no effect upon any suit now
pending.
Approved Nov. 8, 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-14

An act defining the duties Of certain State Oili-
GERS, and for the protection aud benefit OF the
Treasury.
III thereby endci,d SC.
SEC. /. The auditor Of accounts OF this State
she'll procure and examine all the papers, voueh'
ers aud statements of any and all kinds OF dis
bursements made by any person for or on account
OF the State of Vermont from the first day oil
January, A, ID. 1861, TO the first diyol January
A. ID. 1866, and be shall arrange such vouchers
Tor payments or disbursements 10 proper iorm'
and place the same on ie in his office, aud for
any aud all expenses or disbursements made ny
any oihcer Of this Stale, or by any one acting oy
OF under authority Of this State or its officials 10
any way so far as the said payments or expendl
lures may nave been in any way appropriated oil
used to procure furnish or provide. or In any Torn
nave been used to furnish men or means ol any
k'hu to aid and assist the General Government
lne United States in furnishing or supplying itseI
WIN any Kind Of material used in the late va
'or The suppression Of the rebellion Of the south
cru states, or in any way expended in defendinI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
Late Adviess rrem Vera Cruz.

New YoRK, August 9.-The Herald s
Vera Cruz correspondent, 18th says:
The condition Of this unfortunate
country is becoming daily, more and
more dsspotic. The Imperial Govern.
ment, far from smeliorating this state of
affairs, only brings upon us fresh rnisfor-
tunes, which will require much time and
trouble to repair. The strictest silence
is kept regarding the burning of San
Giovano, and twenty sugar plantations
on the river Papolapam, and the sacking
of the places, and the acts of barbarism
committed gratuitously by men belonging
to the French Navy. Nothing is said
about the raid upon Cocinto, when the
Egyptian troops burnt down two hun.
dred and forty houses inhabited by Door
working men, the unfortunate cres-
turs Witnessing the destruction of their
beautiful cotton plantations. They are
now in the greatest misery, living under
the trees under the effects of French
civilization before their eyes. The
French have laid waste over seven
leagues of cultivated territory on the
banks of the rivers Cocinto and Halls
coyan. They have carried devastation
and waste into that district without any
PLAUSIBLE pretext, and solely because
the inhabitants would not consent to
make war upon their countrymen, who
with armsin their hands, were resisting
Intervention and the Empire.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
NEWS By TELEGRAPH
" TEE r. W. LHE.
Exclusively for the Journal.


AM@4A Ma 69WBA C@K0AAna.
NEW YoEK, August 9.-Ths Herald I
Charleston correspondence of the 5th
says:
A misunderstanding between the civil
and military authorities has arisen, in
consequence Of Gov. Perry having, in
his proclamation, re-sppointed the cid
county officers who were in possession
under rebel rule. The rebel Sheriff OF
Charleston had demanded the surrender
Of the county jail from Gen. Bennett
The post commander returned prompt
refusal, stating that South Carolina is
still under martial Law, and that be will
deliver up no property under his charge
until ordered to do 80 By ibis superior
officers r-~s -z--rT-.
The military generally, and the Union
men Of the State-whst few there are of
the latter--are indignant over the proc
lamation.
The attempts of the unsdulterated Sc
cessionists TO make use of il TO regain
their lost political positions, are strongly
made.
Many consider that Gov. Perry has
exceeded bis power, while others assert
that he 10 acting in accordance with the
Presidents instructions
Gen. Gilmore has started on an expe-
dition into the interior, and it is ex-
pected to proceed as far as Columbia
and have an interview with the Gov
ernor. It is said that the General has
recommended to the War Department
considerable military force in the State
for some time yet.
IL 10 believed that the State Conven-
ton win be composed largely Of dele
gates of the school of old FIRE eaters,
nullifers and rebels, who are determined,
if possible to regain their lost power.
Mexican News.
The HerGLds City of Mexico cores
pondence, of the 2lst ult., says the I'm
perialists there were eongratulating
themselves on the fancied bright pros
pecta of the Empire, and their expecta-
lions of its early recognition BY the
United States. For the purpose of Sc
scdring which latter dissideratuna it was
reported that Gen. Almonte was prepar-
ing for q trip to Washington; but the
correspondent describes the present con.
dition of the country az anything but
hattering to the new Government.
The Republican armies are still large
and efficient, and are in possession of q
great portion of the territory of the
country, while guerrilla bands roam
through nearly every section, still giving
infinite annoyance to the Imperial troops,
and the friends of Juarez are said to be
gaining ground everywhere.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
Letter from an old Lac Democrat.
Mex jooli 1900 4 sicksty5

| Mex Jooli IsOO q slcksty5
gmistsr sDitur "A ~.
7 O. i tax mi pen In han 2 LET va
no am in as gud helth as kud bee eek
specled, now tibet The aBolishuners hev
konkerd our butHern Rreetherin, now
mister sDitur want 10 what the aB-
| olishnnefs is aaoiT du with the niggurs
what they has fred, bi Their onholi kru-
sade against the blud bawt rites of the
sunny south
Herd at haSSeltuu l da las week tibet
tha was goin TO low sedinigEers 2 vote &
run fur sooper6sors nv the rodo deestrick
the knrNel told NEE this i don't meen
emmy knrNel what hes polooted his sole
,bi heiu in this enholi war but sum luther
kurNel what hes never smelt more nor
enuff gunpowder kill kunes.
now mister eDitur eff this is dun it will
bee the room nv the grS demokrat parti
which NEE an mi 4fathers hez awl be-
longd for ~ guneraShuns backwards
KaMze how, viii don't va see eff the Mig
gers gifts achahze vote sWl our polatish-
uns who wants offs, and Their name is
legun, wud MARI niggers so as to seizure.
the niger vote
now don't believe the awlnitey aver
intended q demokrat 2 MARI Niger
espeshully q rsel ful bluded son, or daw-
eethe7, nv ham Ell So y,sae5 cs ~
4 eff this law Is PAST 1t wont bee 20 yeers
ontill our parii will bee ca riDg-streeked
and striped eff old man jakobs duran
kattel what we red about in SAINT marks
oppistol to the dutch.
now awitbo no Va ar mitey stronge
aBolishunsr yet hop 20 don't want 2
see this aufnl kslsmyte ovsrtak our Rr8
part, which hes alters had stitch grS lee
ders
in the name Nv them grs democrats, jef
davis, general lee, gon wilks booth,
misses sooRst, lmysers hairold, paine,
ashteroth, boWlegs& milleegin aBjoor
yu mister Ditur 2 oppose this outragers
law what will malgim8 our psrti SO sumo
now wee demokrats hoo live here in
the mex svar hi the gr6 Gps that Ue viii
never marry niggsrs no matter what the
demokrats nv gibsnn kownty ma dn, a.
our dawturs shant MARI sed niggers eth
er unlest thu run awf with sum kreem
knllerd sniRger what is the progeny nv
sam ole lyin demokrat In yor kownty.
you ma pfynt mi lettnr eff va want 2.
and Of emmy aBolithsnes don't liks it WI
hn'ss ] am intyrely responsylabul, fur
Rwl hev sed
mister sDitur
w. ad00q Fww.pe4 rrr ~ 4
IAA Fr2POls lyip
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

SANDY HOOK, August 9.-The Royal
mail steamer Cuba arrived off here at
$3.50 this morning, bringing dates of the
29th and 30th nit.
LIyERPooL, July 30, via QUEENSTOWN.
Seven hundred miles of the Atlantic
cable paid out, $50 miles Of which were
paid out yesterday, when the insulation
was lost. The cause ia unknown. Fur
Their particulars had not transpired. n
The political news is unimportant.
The Paris bourse was firmer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

VrroTm All parts of the Body Ina 1--WE
T snSssases, ssfthoet injury ~ tie skfn, by " Up
HAM's DEPILATJRK POWDER" Ask or send for
Uphamis Depilatory Powder and take mo other.
Price 81. Mailed 20 any address for 91.25, By O.
8. UPHAM, IS South Eighth street, Philadelphia,
Penn .e-~w zrrres~ asr srsmesg "a
TTpham's Hair Gloss and CurIfmg
~ Fluid IL the beet hair dressing in the world.
IL imp srts beautiful gIOss 10 he kaSr keeps ~
GOV. prcmotss Sea growth, Re. Price, 80 senfs .
Upham's letter Ointment ts Q sure
eur for Tedsy, Gak hheuFz, Ch1ppsd Hands, Bar
bsS's Itch, &c. Price, 90 cents . boz.
Upham's Asthma Cure relieves the most
violent par. xyisms VI Asthma, in Gss nfnases, and
s9ects sspsedy cure. Price, sra package. 3
TT pham's DyspepsIa Cure 10 war;
matter hoW long stasdSss. Prfcs 81. Sentby mail
Upham's FreekIe Bantsher removes
kreekles. Tan, Sunburn' Pimples on the Face
Price 80 cents.
DIR. La Porte's Life Elixir, the great
hsrytAs sSd kSEgesGtin9 Remsdy, restores Y
Spinal hnergy, Nervous Debility, &c, arising
fr m whatever cause. Price, 22 package.
The JapaHsae Hair Stain eolors she
Whisksrs OF Monstsehe Abeantifui btGeS or bYot0a
Itoonsists Of only one preparation. Color VIII not
fade or wash out. Only so cents box.
Sold BY q. @. UPHAM rs south Eighth street,
Philadelphia, and BY all Druggists. Circulars
BRoUGHrOH a WOOD,
Cor. Third and Main Streets,
bs%sm Agents for Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
SALOON
CUTTING TIMRER

r HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT Crp-.---
tres azserz have been cuttfne ffr,ha- .. = - -
v 19nas IN sections q and %, Knight tovrsh;r
FrrS H0Fgn county. Indiana. viii ave FIF,
viii s;rs ~ -l.s - KEW RD to any one who
s.se @ my agenf. Alvah johnson, such IN
nson a. Will lead TO the conviction Of such
le22-tf VIZ. srooKHrLL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
Waahlnrtnn Hama.

NEW York, Aug. 9. - The Times.
Washington special says:
The President is in good health, and
spentlsome time in driving out yes erday
A military commission is engaged in
trying the cases Of prisoners confined in
the Old Capitol Prison
The statement that counterfeit SIS OF
the National Bank are in circulation is
wholly unfounded. The difference noted
on some of them was made by the Trea-
sury Department
The report that 800 Government
notes are counterfeited is discredited at
the Treasury.
The receipts of internal revenue yes
terdaY were over 81, $50 900.
The Treasury has sufficient funds in
vault to pay all Indebtedness to the
army.
AfEAirs in Virginia.
The Richmond correspondent of the
New York Herald says:
The action of officers of the Freed
mems Bureau in this locality, under in
structions from the Chief of the Bureau
in Washington, is somewhat distasteful
to the First Families" Of the Old Do
minion, who have yet to learn to appre-
ciate the great change of the labor sys-
TEN of the State, brought ont by the war.
The idea that negroes can make a
complaint against aristocratic whites
and sustain it BY the testimony of their
own color appears to be something not
thought of until brought 10 the scrutiny
of those charged with the protection of
the rights OF the freedmen.
Numerous cases 20 pay reasonable
compensation, after the fall of Rich
mond, to these csntrabands for service
or farm labor, in this country, have
arisen, wherein, after the crop has been
made they have been driven away with
the assertion and its attempted enforce
ment, We can't keep you any longer.
You are now free. Go and take care of
yourselves" Then the officers of the
Bureau interfere and see that equity
prevails. 4kE ##ttT
This is no fable, but it's moral is on its
face.
The city 10 unusually quiet w@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
CARD
q GARD.

- - IA ~ n -A1m
TEE UH DERsI0EEO HEREBY RESPECT.
Il fully Informs the itsfi N rchant- Of tis &C.
guar tance and others, that he has ISOLATED him
self With ths wholesa ale Dry Goods House OF Oh
b'rss t@yens a Co., Situated 10 OfSelnBRti, Ohio,
and Prsri, az Salesman. said house are Import
eFs and JohbsTa Of Dry q ,oda, kespi a lod
su'ply alssys on haad, and IL one Of the largest
hon % In the ~. Stock now on hand Is largo
and well se &C ed IN the latest atty 20.
The unders gaed respect fully solicifs q call from
the many aeq' aintancSs be has formed IN south
stern kenfucky apd fouth I'm Illinois, while IN
the Poet ONCE Dspartm nc In thsIAs thrt ears.
he sol eits orders and warrants reasonable salts
faction 20 alt. FFTaME WW
81 on our orders and the eoo4s win be select.
cd and shipped forth with at q snail frsight.
49, u r.a Youls, respse 4 llysr a-sr eaasss e
au4-t OF fhs Hous Of O. 3. a 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

The Californian says the following
simple and touching remarks and accom-
panying poem have just come to hand
from the rich gold mining region Of
Australia: an "a
The within person, which / have sot
TO poetry under the name and style of
" he Done His Level Best" was one
among the whitest men / ever see, and
il ain 4 every man that knowed him that
can 6ndit ia his heart 10 say he 9 glad
the poor cuss is busted and gone home
to the States. He was here in an early
day, and he was the hsndyest man about
takin holt Of anything that come along
you ever see. judge be was a cheer
fol, stirrin cretur, always dom some
thing, and no man can say he ever see
him do anything BY halves. -.---
Preachin was bis material gait, but he
weren't q man to lay back and twiddle
his thumbs because there didn't happen
10, be .nothin ,doin in his own espeshial
line-nos sir, De was a man who would
meander forth and stir up something for
hisself His last act was to 90 his pile
on kings and" (calkilatin to fill, but
which he didn't fiD, when there was a
" flush out agin him, and materially,
you see, he went under. And so he was
eleABed OUT as you may say, and be
struck the home trail, cheerful but fiat
broke. | knowed this talented man in
ArkaHsaw, and if yon would print this
humble tribute to his gorgeous abilities,
yoa you'd greatly obleegs bis unhappy
friend. e. I
SONORA, Southern Mines, June, 1865.
BE DONE HIs LEVEL BEST. r
Was be mining the fat 2 Nj.
He ne 10 with q zest;
Was b leading OF the choir
rode dcas h's lss ed best n5urs t.,
If he'd q regular task to do.
BE new took to rst;
Or If TVS on and on--the same
81 Re soas ass lsF1psst. EU8 L1e
II he was preaching on h-s beat,
81 He'd tramp from IA TO West; a.K
Ard North To South, In cold and heat,
aII Hedcne hislevsl best. e & no
He'd cusa and sing, and howl and pray.
And dance aud drink and Jest,
And lie and steel--All one - him sFr
He done HIS iegal bast. ~ IA ss-A
Whate'er this man was set TODD,
eN6 Hs ons "A vita zasts IL,
No matter what bis contract VS., . 7.ss..
He done his level best. % %sf@-- ? 49,
~ae sAsgF PEW TALK. ~ p}herf
That tail young fello q . hars today
/ wonder whats his pamef
His eyes are fixed upon our pew
~ pqlook 81 sAllie Jane, az a9IGt
rlWho=s thai young lady dressed in green e
1t can't be Mrs. Leach; 49,. q 4
There's Mr. Jones' with Deacon Gilss-a- - I
wonder If hBll preachf
IeLsnd ne Sonr fan 1t Is so.wArm;
We both will sit In prayarsj ares-f4r
MonfEtng becomes the widow Amss- ~ " 81
How Mary's bonnet aarest
Do look at Nancy sleeper's veil, Wa
It's full o breadth too wide; STOW
wonder II Euaannah Ayses 81 aTta te
Appears to-day - bridst fE5 tr
Lord whats voice Jane Rics has got;
Oh how that organ roars; 6ee rlesr "a
I'm glad we lefE the singers seat
How hard Miss johnson snorsai
What ugly shawlH those Are In frentt III Tfa 4
Did ycu observe Ann Wild ~
Her new straw bonnet q trimHn'd with black
guess she's Lost q child.
@fmiIs'f aslerp that Mr.. Jones,
Bia sermons are 80 long;
This afternoon wen stay at home,
f-~ And practice that new song.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
AoOls Yin

A pleasant story is told of rather
aged lady who has recently married a
young aud rather fast man, quitting him
at the station when he was en- rorage on
some private Affairs. After an embrace
o. me most loving character, she put her
% 6s u a. ~ The Carriage and said: Dear
Charles rememhers thar -yoa- are mar.
Sc 10 Which he replied =" Dear
AsoIlas, 4 wlil make msmcrandum Of
~ - ~ y enss tied q knot In bis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
MEDICAL.


FOB MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE hss stood
she tssf Of trial, and is constantly increasing in
public favor. l IS a
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE ia the best and
cheapest made. Its price is only Use, and each
bottle contains double the quantity Of Dive in
those usually sold for 81.
THIS HAIR DYE is Manufactured BY pseu
hAr process, which renders It Infinitely suusr, >
70 any dye in the market. Being complete incr
bottle, no preparation is required, which great
simPlinss the application. : s
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that rusty
dead apReArAnes BY which dyed hair and whisker.
are 90 readily recognized, when an inferior arti.
ie has been used, As it produces perfectly natu-
81 color Of any shade that Is desired, f-em rich
brown to jstty, lustrous black, that will not
snuf, crock or stain the clothing. Invest 75c
And you VII Be COW need. Sold by AlI Drag
gtsts and Fancy Goods Dealers, ~
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAs BARNES CO.. New York, whole
sale Agents. mv2o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
NOTICE.

ITO BREAD, BRAN AND CORW
EATERS
We have sold eG our old stock of Ffsu-- ana
are now IN the market with Fresh whita ana "a
neat flouri Meal Just ground; Corn inEt
throagn elsEstorss aud very mica AID elsanr n
s@all o. large doses. iuss 90 suls pa4isntE a 80
soatnaEn Mills, cor Locust and canal sErssta,
JsA - TaLEEEART EnOrHxRa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

An itinerate preacher, who rambled in
his sermons, when requested to stick to
his text, replied "that scattering shot
would hit the most birds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
New DeLaines.

CCHAPKER 4 BUSTING HAVE JUST RE-
- eeiyed new lot Of Mica Fall igtyls Ca fooes.
which they sail az less than the agents price
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
CA R r ET
Department.. U.s.

On the second floor Of our whole.
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen Sheetings, Cornices,
and almost every article in the
line required TO furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Gail and see them.
JAoUEss. FRENCH & co. !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10

At debSting society wheelwrigh.
was said TO be the best spokesman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
TO SOLDTERE
10 oOAD1ER6.
U. .. sanitary Commission
ARM 81 NAVY
Claim Agency. W. 81
no CHAReE FOR SERVICES.
CHARLES 3. MARSH, Local agent,
Office No. 0..,.....Third 81, 80 "a
fHst. Locust ana Maink ,f alr
Ndl a EVANSVILLE, ISp. rssf lia esa

The y 3. Sanitary Commission, asslrtnw 20 "a.
isve Soldiers, sailors add thslr anIies fro n ~
hsavy exlen 81 usually paid for ths proseoufion
o. such claims, ha eatabitshed this Agency 10
eolAeet Pensions, Arrears Of Pay, nounty. a-a
S s.. claims against The 0evernmsht, WITHOUT
"EAfAVhR TO THE CLAIMANTS. 7TT
On application sent 20 this Agency, STATING aiss
name and postoiiice address Of the 9 si@aue. ~
ssare, rank, company, regiment, narylca, ana
State Of the solder 20 ehoss ac,oant ~ rAr 4
msass SAD data % dtueharga or death, the proner
blanks VIII be hilsd out - FAR e posslbis ana
seot 70 he person applying, These can thea ~
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