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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
Blank Books.

We have very complete assortment Of paper for Blank
Books, which will be bound In such manner as will
insure complete satisfaction The atten-
ton OF County officers is especially
called 20 this branch OF
our business,
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21

,flSHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE HERALD TAKE
pleasure In returning their thanks O. their friends
and The public for the very liberal patronage they have
seen nj TO bestcw them during their brief connection
with the above establishment and would respectfully
solicit continuance and increase OF the same. We do
not hesitate 10 say that our
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Envelopes.
Letter Paper,
Note Paper.
Legal Cap.
Record Cap.
Bill Cap.
Eng. Blot. Paper
Eng. Blot. Pads.
ArR0ld's Inks.
French Cop. Inks
David's Blue Ink.
David's Black Ink
Pure Carmine Ink
faber Pencils,
Star Pencils.
Union Pencils,
Carpenters do.
Rubber Goods.
Steel Pens.
Pen Holders.
Sealing Wax,
Ink Stands.
Copying Presses,
Pen Racks,
r. D. Boxes,
Envelope Boxes.
Letter Openers,
Chess Boards,
Cray0nS.
Slaies.
Rhodes Oil Boar
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Merchants fnsursDos Ofces. Comfy Orsoc. Rsflroaa
Men, B.nkers, and ell oth>-s IN want Of goods
line viii DO vel 20 call ana before par
chasing elsewhere.
Orders BY NAL hIet promptly.
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BOOK AND JOB OFFICE

Is Of the most complete and extensive in the West
Our Facilities in TYPE, STEAM POWER PRESSES, and
materials pertaining 10 pr nng once, such inst
can execute all descriptions Of printing low pric
as any establishment In the West and in the NEATEST
STYLE OF THK ART which can not fail TO give eutre
satisfaction.
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CARDS

Business, Visiting and Fancy coored Cards in every
rety, At unusually low prices for these war times.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21

Mr. CALDWELL introduced bill H r.
221 for an &C, 10 amend the fifth clause of the
three hundred aud twenty fourth section of the
General Practice Act OF June ls 1852 1t re-
quifes Instructions by the Court to the Jury to
prccede the argument OF counsel
Ia vas referred TO the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
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CIRCULARS

or e;ery description neatly executed on common white
coored paper letter paper, note paper or in
any kind quality Of desired, and price accord
ingly.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21

stFoAFs FEos ccxxsrrErs- COUNTY kUpTrcr.
As MAJOR. from TIE Committee on Fees
ana Salaries. returned the bill / II K 1901 10
amend section : OF the Act relating to fees aud
silsries, approved March 2. 1855. with az amend
fnen' 20 this sffett: L Is hereby made the duty
Of the B0sFd 81 orr rliss;oners in regular meet
iag. 10 count tie number Of ~o-ds-connting
'aree figures a. one w0ri-in at such writings
made BY the County Auditos-for each ono hun
afed words he AetFor sha.iEcceive l21s cents.
"al Tor e4'h county ofder. one cent And
.hsn 50 amended the Committee recommend
the pzsssce-of the bill.
Tie SPEAKER said under the rale. the bin
sai amendment reported ~ill be placed IN its or
der in the calendar.
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APPRAIsNESr LAWS

Mr.. HENRICKS introduced bill ri. r.
226l for an act requiring all property hereafter
sold BY virtue OF any order of Court or in
pursuance of any process of law, TO be sold
without appFasment; aud repeating all laws in
conflict herewith.
twas referred to the Committee on the Ju-
dietary. --E-.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
On motion by MIR. MOORE it vas
Houss u Resresenfafires:


/ herewith respectfully transmit to the Gen.
eral Assembly the report OF the Board of con-
troll OF the Northern Indiana State Prison. With
the accompanying reports Of the SuperintenG-
eni OF Construction aud the Warden of the
PRISON. From the report OF the Board OF Con
troll, II appears that contract for the connie
ton of the prison has been made at a price
which. according to the accompanying estimates
Of the work 10 oe done. will require sl79, AZ
-. which sum = IN excess OF exlstng appropria-
tons on account of construction TO the amount
OF S9s az -. And tor this last named amount
an Appropriation Is asked by the Board A
further appropriation Is solicited by the Board of
So, 200 tor the erection OF tue kitchen, dining
room and hospital buildings Of the Prison. and
the still further SUN OF -,l33 II; 10 discharge
the Debt OF that amount accrued prior 10 The
18th day Of Nov. 1855. on account OF current
expenses, making The aggregate amount sskei
TO be appropriated Sl33.y2 20.
Whilst have great corhience in the integr.
~ and capacity OF the Board of Control. I am
not sufficiently informed a. TO the past history
and present necessities Of this Prison 70 Justify
me in making any specific Recommendation oo
the subjects embraced 10 the report there
fore commend the consideration OF the report TO
the General Assembly. feeling assured that such
measures ~ill be enacted. and such appsopria-
tons made a. the condition OF our finances will
Justify and the public welfare may require.
also herewith respectfully transmit copy
OF communication from Andrea W allaee. ESq
Presiden, OF the Board Of Trustees OF the Be
nevoent Iusttutions accompanied BY a copy OF
the replr. made 10 him BY the Superin,erden, OF
the Indiana Institute for the Education OF the
Blind No appropriation Is asked tor the Hoe
piisl, but il will be seen BY the report OF the
Superintendent of the Institute for the Blind
that the existing appropriations for the Institute
tor the Education Of the Blind are largely In.
sufficient TO meet current expenses, and 10 de-
fray the cost OF repairs which would seem 70 DC
absolutely necessary 10 prevent q suspension OF
the operations OF this institution. and l there
fore earnestly recommend that, after invest
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gsting IT, coadi'iou I'D x-te.t.iniog IT, asce--i
fiss. through The afpfopsi1ts csnniiiscs zach
appropriations - maze ~ all era5le the ia-ii-
tate 20 continue the Mission Of mecy Tor shich
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POSTERS

In black aud coored ink every conceivable shape and
size, and on any every colored paper.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21

MT. bUNHAM Onefeu Tue IOIIuWIDg.
Rsscred That the Librarian be instructed 10 furnish
each senator with three dollars worth Of postage
stamps.
Mr.. OYLER moved 70 amend so that il shall
be charged to the stationery account OF
Senators.
On motion OF Mr. BENNETT the amend
ment vas LAID on the table by yeas y. nays Is
The original resolution was adopted by yeas
-; n,ys ID
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..Billiard Match MY . e riOus Pris.
Oners..COst of the Peace Army.
Treasury DOings..COunter feit Fifty
Cent NOtes..Arrest of a Notorious
COunterfeiter-.Stea i'm Quar-.
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TIE DocKErIxe OF APPEALS.

Mr. NILES from the Judiciary Committee.
returned bis bill. No. 2l0. concerning the dock
citing of appeals from the Circuit Courts, recon
mending its passage
Dir. n sald tie law now requires the docket
ing OF cases in the order in which they are fled
but the Judges think j. more expedient that
causes from the several Circuits may be docket
Cd together, that lawyers may know when they
will come up.
On his motion, the bill was read the third
time and passed by. yeas 80, nays 30.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21

trfGSHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE HERALD TAKE
pleasure In returning their thanks b their friends
es '1s paoe er The very liberal patonass they hsSe
with the above establishment, and would respectfully
solicit continuance and increase OF the same. We do
not hesitate TO say that our
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE
Is Of the complete and extensive in the West
Our Facilities in TYPE, STEAM POWER PRESSES, and
materials pertaining 20 pr nng oce such inst
can execute all descriptions OF printing low prs
STYLE OF TifE ART. which fail to give entire
satisfaction.
I
Business Visiting and Fancy coored Cards in every va.
riety At unusually low pyices for these x.r timss
size, and on any every colored paper.
ss fssen nS on
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10
City Property to BE- Sold for Taxes.
coLLEcroRs orrIor. cIrr nan. ,

COLLECTORS OFFICE, CITY HALL.
- = ..--- - fEuauAnS, Q, iees.-t .
Commencing TUESDAY day May merit tfe Oos,pr IL,
property win Be sold By public suction CITY Ha (Aidsss
Cmbs In the City OF Wsshngob, D. o. 70 sas Corporation
for Taxes thereon stated un
paid the Collector with such szPs and ICES accrued
The Of payment
day I'll completed
Terms cash wM DIXON OoLksSr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10


Beginning At the south
cast corner Of said lot,
running thence north
Westwardly on Massa-
ehusetts avenue 20 fssi .
Inches, thence north
eAstWardly at TiRhl
angles with said AvenuG
100 feet, thence south
sastWArdly % feet .
inches, thenee south
WestWardly 40 lea 70
Ne beginniAe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04
/. Ot Al II 4 " s S,
A-s a.


.~-.---:u:---
THf MARKET. this morning, vas but poor
t. snnphed. The rainy weather keeping away
.,.uv county people The prices of fresh and
s,lf meat, were about the same AZ last quota
t;ons, Vegetables scarce and high abbagc
from 10 to 20 cts. per head; parsnps 10 cts,
opr halt peek. There IS 4 uenaency to a dc.
cline IN butter aud eggsbut ilold.rs hold
an as long as they cau. There were a num-
her Of fine rock i,h brought to market, which
soll Tor 30 cts, per small bunch.
RELEASED Last night, about 10 o'clock,
after the most vigorous efforts, the large steam
transport Suawanee, wh!ch ran aground a
month or lwo ago, uear Jnness Point, and has
been lying there hard and fast ever since, was
relieved from her situation, and proceeded ZIP
to her regular wharf, where She now is, for re.
pairs and cargo
FIRE The dwelling on the farm formerly
occupied By Capt John H. Gwynn, in Pi>cat
away District, Md, and recently occupied by
Mrs Heskel was destroyed by fire on Friday
week; scarcely anything was saved. 1t is be-
ieved TO have been accidental
LEGISLATIVE On Thursday, the Senate
agreed to the House resolution to adjourn On
the 7eh Instant In the House, the bill ito
compensate Col Daniel E. Dulaney for services
rendered 10 the state Of Virginia was reject
ed by vote of Ayes 6-Noes 7.
EXECUTION "A soldier named Sparey, OF
the 18th n. 7. cavalry, found guilty for deser
ton, and attempting violence on the person of
female, was executed in the Old Capitol pri
son yard, yesterday, by being shot TO death,
according to his sentence.
<ss-----------
THE y. S. DISTRICT CouRT, 10 session
here yesterday, ordered DEGREES in few Con,
fscation cases, and adjourned until the May
term.
---ss-- <a----.-~-
Lieut.. Turner, &. s. A lately ptured; has
been sent 70 Fort Delaware.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
fail lyfr fjka q ,,r1 a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04


BALTIMORE CONFERENCE N. E. CHURCH
-On the third day OF it. session yesterday
The charges preferred by Rev. Mr. Davis
against the Rev. John I4anahan were referred
to committee appointed for their iuves Il ga
ton, Of which Mr.. Nadal .7as made president,
The loyalty Of the Rev. Mr. Waterman was
called ii question, but he met the tests impo,
sed by the conference, and his connection with
The conference was continued. Counter
charges having been preferred against the Rev.
i. n Davis, the sauie committee was entruet
ed with lIleir investigation which had charge
Of those against the Rev. Mr.. Lanahan. 4
committee, with Dr. Hamilton as president,
was appointed to investigate the charges
against the Key Mr.. Thrush. The inquiry
into the characters Of those proposed for full
connection resulted tavolably TOR all save the
Rev. Joel Brown, whose position led to an
elaborate discussion. DR.. johnson urged the
claims Of Dickinson College.
The Courier des Fiat Unis, nf New York:
has received information from Paris that III.
de Chateaurenard, who hal been appointed
Minister Of France at Washington, IS detained
at Paris by the serious sickness OF one OF his
children, and that the French government, in
view of the urgent necessities which demand
the presence of French representative at
Washington, will give successor TO NJ, de
Chateaurenard.
The i. s. Secretary Of War reports that
the arrest Of deserters and stragglers is con.
tinued with vigor, 80. 1912 have been arrested
between October lst, 1868, and October Isl,
1864. The total number received from the
establishments of the bureau to October lst
1864, is 90, $50.
Baker, tn. government detective, is still
scattering CONSERVATION among the boun1y
brokers and jumpers lie Was ut Augusta
Me, on Saturday, and IS expected To visit
Boston, Springfield, and other cities, wlcr>: ii
is said extensive frauds prevail,
The San Francisco Democrat denies Ell
phaticay on the authurity Ut DR.. Hwln agent
thar NAPOLEON has Withdrawn from The SoIvta
voIluizatinn scheme.
President lincoln was st The capItul, il
Washington till II late hour last night signing
The bills passed at the close Of Congress.
\ son Of Humphrey Marshall was recently
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04

THE i. S. DISTRICT CoURT, 10 session
here Yesterday, ordered DEGREES in a few Con,
fscation cases, and adjourned until the May
term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04

TMERT,s PATENT NAVAL II,
Also Bright Varni>h. White Lead, Paints
and oils Of all kinds. Parretlne and Turpentlhe
NurniShes receive and for sale by
HENRY COOK,
feb 28---tf 80 klng street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04
lately Ca ytured; has
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

lhe following gentlemen are suggested 81
suitable candidates for n ayor and City Cnnn~
ell in the coming election, to be held on the 7th
, 1865-12-29

adjusted numbers of the lives accepted,
we contrast the percentage of deaths be-
tween the accepted and declined lives,
we show the following result -
Ages. Accepted. Dec.
Is to 81, percentage of Deaths. 1863. .2,38
SO "44, ), , .99t. 1923
AS ), 54, , :. 1896 1871
50 }, Ga, - - :. 2.628. .6.51
1t further appears that out of these 1914
lives part of the total number of 1881 re-
jected in the last twenty years, no less
than $50 have died while, by the anne
test which has been applied to the ac-
cepted lives, only III would have been
expected to die. The total claims which
would have been made on the Company,
if it had injudiciously accepted those
lives, would have been no less than
G146,460 3. 3D., whilst, if a mortality
had prevailed among them not greater
than the adopted theory of the Company
would Indicate, the claims would not
have been more than Eos 1876.
Ii will.not excite surprise to learn that
the company, noticing these substantial
fruits of care and prudence, maintains
infexibly it's high standard of eligibility
in accepting lives for assurance, and
hence it is that in the year 1864 alone it
rejected 332 proposals for assurance, 10
an aggregate amount of 9213,497.
, 1865-12-29

included. after which the lists of arrears
will be transmitted to the respective Po-
licemasters to be enforced within 8 DAYS,
and a special citation to this effect will
without delay be served by the Police, for
which each debtor of taxes incurs a fine of
20 Cents if the tax be under IS, and 40
Cents if IS, or above, besides eventually
the ordinary leyy-expenses.
The t~ax-lists, which will be distributed
by the Police, are to be filled up in con-
formity with the Ordinance of 22d Febru-
airy 1855, on the 1st January, and return
ed to the respective PoIicemasters within
4S hours an toWB and within 4 dayS IN the
country.
Royal Treasurer's Office, st. Croix 22d
December 1865.
G. R. MAGENS.
, 1865-12-29

VIlHE undersigned has petitioned the
q Royal Government to grant him per-
mission to take extracts from the Tax
Lists, which have been returned this year,
and to obtain information from the res
pective police offices as we'll as immiera-
ton commission, in order to furnish sta
tistics Of the number Of laborers on the
different estates-stock and cotton estates
included-the number of acres of land be-
longing TO each estate and how cultivated
the stook &c, the number of immigrants
that have arrived in the Island since the
LIST Of October last and the crops of the sugar
estates. 1t is to be observed that as the
tax lists were gathered after the 10th Oc-
tober this year, and as the removals from
or to an estate took place on the 1st Octo-
Der, it is unnecessary to give an account of
the removals last term.
If an account of the births and deaths
among the rural population here can be
obtained for some time before the year
1913 and up to date, the pamphlet will
contain that also.
The price of subscription
for 5 copies. IS. 90.
for [ copy. =. /. so.
The work will be ready in the month of
February next year, provided a sufficient
number OF subscribers can be obtained.
Christiansted, 3Oth November 1865.
P. B. HATCHETT.
, 1865-12-29
~ I4srAR
st. CrOix Races.
THE CARLTON CUP

l. AOAN WI
1. Martin, 1872 lbs, body, mhite, ~sleeves,
red-cap, red-(Ir. A. Danny.
2. Ariel, 112 lbs, jacket, Uue-cap, red
(Mr. Grogan).
3. Red Bird, 1O4 lbs, jacket red-cap,
hue-(Mr. A. R. Peebles).
T.. Robin, 112 lbs, body, green, sleeves,
pink-cap, red-(Mr. McEvoy).
MATCH-$25, $50 lbs. each, heats.
1. Grubber, body, due-cap, red-(Mr. G.
Farrelly).
2. Rob Roy, body, green, sEeeres pink
cap, red-(Mr. McEyoy).
MATCH-95e,r lbs. cuCt5 heats.
l.. Dora, (Mr. Skeoch).
2. Bonus, (Mr. O'Maley).
The following Stakes are to be entered
for on the ground =
THE LONG POINT STAKES, of S25
each for horses 3 years old 1913 lbs,
4 years old $40 lbs, 5 and upwards,
$50 lbs. Last half mile-no heats.
To close and name at the Judges Stand
within a quarter of an hour after the
Match race.
THE scURRY STAKES, of IS each, for
Ponies under IA hands high, that have
never won a public race from the
Tamarind tree in-catch weights-no
heats.
To close and name at the Judges Stand
within a quarter of an hour after the
preceding race, or within half an
hour after the Match has been run, in
the event of the Long Point Stakes
not filling.
THE SELLING STAKES, of So each
with a purse of $50 added from the
Fund--for all Horses and Ponies-H
, 1865-12-29

entered to be sold for $50, to carry
122 lbs.-$130 to carry lis lbs.-
500, 90 lbs.-ssO, IS lbs.-s5o, SO
lbs.-$3O, so lbs. The winner to be
sold by auction Immediately after the
Race and any surplus over the selling
price, to go to the Race Fund.-One
mile-no heats.
To close and name at the Judges Stand
within a quarter of an hour after the
Scurry Stakes has been run.
Christiansted 18th December 1865.
WIN. PEBBLES,
A. DAM, }Stewards.
VIM. MCEVOY, }
, 1865-12-29
Just Received
AND FOR SALE,

Pilot & Navy Bread, Soda Biscuit g.
Water Crackers, Cheese, Smoked Hams,
Tongues, Bacon, Sausage & Beef, also
Family Beef in i barrels, Potatoes in
hampers, Pickle Tongues & Sausage in
kegs, Refined 81 Crush Sugar, Syrups,
Peaches, Strawberries, Raisins, Prunes,
Almonds, Currants & C~rystaIIized Fruit,
Chocolate & Teas.
Frederiksted 9th December 1865.
R. J. ROBINSON.
, 1865-12-29
NOTICE.

EgHE Horse.= Carriage and Boat Taxes
al for the 1st half-year 1866 will be re-
ceiyed at this Office and by the Poliee-As-
sistant at Frederiksted from the 22d Jan
adry to the 18th February neat, both days
, 1865-12-29
1866.

1866.
J, wednesday, 3ILeaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
p. NJ.
Thursday 4Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
l P. NJ.
Saturday 6 Leaves st. Thomas for Basin at
s A. NJ.
Do.... 6lLeaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
5 Pm.
Monday 80. 6ILeaves st. Thomas for West End
at s J. M.
Do. S|Leaves West Enc for st. Thomas
at 5 P. M.
Wednesday he fLeaves ST. Thomas for Bassin at
8 BAN.
Do. 70 Leaves g ), Basin IA. for St. Thomas at
Christiansted 29th December 1865.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
, 1865-12-29

the Rooms lately occupied by Mr..
Thr.en as "New Hotel" Apply to
Christiansted's Dealing Court.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-05
THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
BIZ THE pRrsIDENr'oF THE UNITED STATES
a PROCLAMATION.
WAsnINoroN. Deeembor 20.


WHEREAS, By tie act Of July 4th, Gl,
entitled "An act further to regu ate and
provide for enrolling and calling out
the National forces, and for other pur.
poses, it Is provided that the President
of the United States, may, at his discre.
ton. at any time hereafter call for any
number OF men as volunteers for the
respective terms of one, Two or three
years. for military service, and in case
the quota of any Safe thereof, or Of any
town or township, ward Of city, or
precinct or election district of county,
not so sub divided, shall not be Filed
within fifty days after such call, then the
President shall Immediately ordera draft
for one year to Gil such quota or any
part thereof which may be untitled.
And WHEREAS; By the credits allow.
ed in accordance with the act of Con-
gress on the call for 500, 900 men, made
July 10, 1864, the number of men to be
obtained under that call was reduced to
100000.
And WHEREAS, operations of the me.
my in certain States have rendered it
Improbable to procure from their full
quotas of troops under said call:
And, WHEREAS, from the foregoing
causes but 100000 men have been put
into the army, navy and marine corps
under said call Of July 10, 1864, leaving
4 deficiency on that call of 25O,000;
Now, therefore, |, Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States Of Amer
leo, in order 10 supply the aforesaid do
fccncy, and provide for the casualties
ia the military and naval service of the
United States, do issue this, my call for
800, 900 volunteers, to serve for one, two
and three years. The quotas of the
States, districts and sub districts under
this call will be assigned by the War
Department, through the Bureau of the
Provost Marshal General of tho United
States; and in case the quota, orany part
thereof Of any town, township, ward Of
a city, precinct or election district, or Of
a county not SO sgbdiyided, shall not be
filled before Tie 18th day Of February,
1865, then dnIt shall be made to III
such quota or any part thereof under
this call which moy be untitled on said
10Th day Of February, 1865.
Ia testimony whereof, hetounlo set
my hand and caused tho seal o. tho Uni.
led States 10 be affixed, Done at tho
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-05

G5-We respectfully invite, attention
to The following card Of Messrs Bigslow,
Hewett & Co., Claim Agents, Wash.
iDgton, D. c., showing our superior IA
ciliios for collecting all claims against
The Government:
WAsuSoroy. December ., '64.
E. NJ FlTz-GERAtD ESQ. SIR: we
have the honor to enclose YOU our Card.
Having opened an Office in his City. in
connection with our house in Philadel.
pbia. which has been established since
1861, for the Transaction Of oil business
in the different Departments of the Gov
ernmcnl, any matter which you may en-
trust 10 US, Will bs attended 10 with
promniude and srecess which we arc
confident will merit your appreciation.
Our facilities for arranging accounts
and making Gnalsetl for Officers
mustered our, or olher$lse leaving the
the service, are unsurpassed, and entire.
ly cbviale the necessity Of the Officer
wishing Washington in person at great
expense Of time and money.
Claims forhorses and equipage lost in
the service, promptly collected. Pen
sions. Bounty, Back Pay, Prize Money,
and al claims againsi tho ditEerea. De-
p rments of the Covenant will receive
go. TIT. c,4.,Ii~, ,rI Ia Ill ,,sa,