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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

The Commonwealth (Boston) has Baltimore
letter. which wonders why THE TRIBUNE don't
print Winter Davis's Chicago speech Tor black
Suffrage, whereof it says:
"We who are for negro suffrage because 1t is rignt
and ust are sorry Mr.. Davis puts his championship
noon the low ground OF his greater lore for 32s no" Jor
lsman rights and has a fling AT the Abononlsts nr
their consistency; but it matters little 80 that Chrls II
taught whether in contention in love or oi the saAo
OF 5 90 bonds or igstioel'
We Judge this unjust to Mr. DAVIS VINO
does not love Fiye-Twenties more than Human
Rights though he, very naturally, shows those
who are interested in Five-Twentles that the
triumph of Human Rights will render their IN
xostmepr more secure. There are people who
can comprehend this line Of argument better
than any other, and they ought to be addressed
in language that they can appreciate
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A New-Jersey UnionistHsks US to say whether
our soldiers honorably discharged from the
service are entitled to vote without bengnatural-
lied. We answer, Not according 10 our under
standing. We understand that a law has been
passed by Congress which provides that every
foreigner who has honorably served year in
our armies is thereupOn entitled to be natural
lied without previous declaration Of intentions
or further probation. So we say, Let every
foreign-born soldier, who has served year in
the Union armies. be Raturalized so soon as
possible.
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the insursent. in this country on the ,st of May

the insurgents In this country on the 3lst OF May
last.
FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
About S5O,OO0 worth of defaced or worn out
fractional currency is destroyed per day. and place
supplied with new the entire amount an circulation
being upwards Of 81, 100000. No more thrce-cent
notes to be issued the Act u Congress prohibiting
them and the fve.cent notes will also gradually be
Withdrawn.
THE BALTIMORE APPOINTMENTS.
The Hon. Montgomery Blair, in company
with large delegation from Baltimore. had another
interview with the President oday with reference to
the Maryland Federal appointments. 1t will be re-
menbered that two sets Of appointments have been
made bat commissions issued TO neither. They are all
in abeyance. The opposing parties to the contest are
still earnestly engaged in presenting their respective
claims.
THE SAN FRANCISCO P0Sr-OFFICE.
The Postmaster at san Francisco reports that
during the month Of May Is 300 letters sent from
his office TO New York. the postage which amounted
10 81 2Ji 90. During the period. 45 4so letters
were sent from San Francisco via the Overland route
the postage on which amounted to 5000 "a. or the
above number ?, D54 free At the same time ~
circulars scnG the postage OF which amounted :.
S37 -. These figures show that during that monti
CO. s38 letters were sent 10 New York.
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Gperial Notifies.
An Important Question.


Is MOREHEAD'S NEURODYNE NEURALGIA
ANTIDOTE1
We propose to answer this question by the testimony Of
parties. Mr. GEORGE q sCkLES, Counsel
oraLsw in this city, has kindly permitted the publication Of
the following letter;
NKw.YoaK. January 10, 1855.
To d. G. MoREnEAD, NJ. d.
Ny DEAR You will recolsct that short time since
was suffering from Neuralgia, and you sent
me bottle your NEURODYNE. desire to thank you fos
H. and 70 tell you how good did The effect wn
really wonderful. quite WELL and enough OF the
Andote was lcft enable three OF my
friends who were suffering from the painful disease
Thi, NFURODYNE is the most remarkable article with
which acquainted and consider your duty to make s
virtues known to the pubc Thousands suffer from NsuA
Nervous Headache aud similar complaints who need rehef
and to whom this would be welcome friend Pray consides
the propre,y Of placing your valuable NEURODYNE in the
hands Of this nueou. class Of sufferers. viii take pleasure
in giving my testimony it. efficacy in any way you may d.
ARE
Nv son. General D. E. SicKLrs leaves tomorrow In the
steamer for A.pnwa on important mission for the Gov
ernrnen and ask Of you the kindne" to send him
bottle of NEUROD him in Of need he hes
lately had some neuralgia attacks aud this am sure wi %
ali be requires.
Ihope you will determine to adopt my suggestion, sne
speedily place your valuable discovery before tie wofo sne
with ny best wve'
am, yours, very truly.
GEO. q. SICKLES, No. 70 Nassaust.
MOREHEAD's NEURODYNE, or NEURALGiC ANTI
DOTE 10 carefully in bottles containing nve OUNCES
witt plain directions for use
Price One Dollar Bottle.
DC. MoREHEAD,M D.,
Sole Proprietor,
| No. 10 Welker-st., New York.
! SOLD BY THE PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS.
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THE Loss OF TIE L. S. TRANSPORT QUINNE-
BAHG-By the arrival at this port Of the steamer Anne
Capt Ross from Newbern N. C.. we have the follow
ing particulars Of tie loss Of the above named vessel
She left Morehead City on the 10Th inst for Phiadel
phia having on board $50 discharged troops. aud 10
horses While crossing Beaufort Bar she struck and
Immediately went to pieces. OF the above number ii
men of the 10th Penn Regiment Lieut.. Danan of 9th
Me. and all the horses were drowned. The balance
were saved BY the Schr benjamin Adams and a gun
boat, and taken into Beaufort.
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LOdEfS.

IODINE WATER-A Pure Solution of Iodine, without .
solvent Sought for by Chemists and Pbyscian for the s
years Discovered by DR. H. Anders alter ID years OF sca
enihc research and experiment.
, o most astonishing have followed its use in cases
sceoyuLA both hereditary and acquired. ALL KINDS %
HuMoss CONSUMPTION, MALARIors fKvgss RHEuHArrsss
FEMALE WEAKNESSES. DYSPEPSIA, MrRcrRiAL DsEAsks
and All those distressing complaints arising from BAD STATE
or Tuk BLOOD CHRONIC bnSAsgs that have bsfhed the
best medical skill yield to the subtle influence OF this
remarkable medicine. Iii the powerful SirALziS0
aGEyr AND RRsroRArIys known. It's cfeets often ssen
n..raenlous Pamphlets free. Price 81 bottle OF fos
SIS Sold by Druggists. ,,,,.
address DR. H. ANDERS Co.. Physicians aud Chemists
No. 4g0 Broadway New-iork
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The Ncw.York Semi. Weekly Tribu'

The Ncw.fOrk Semi.Weckiy Iriouue,
Ready this morning, contains
NEWS suMxARY-Mli,ary, Naval the Gulf states; News
from Washington Virginia the Caolinas and Georges Men
ncky and Tennessee New York New England the estern
States Political, Domestic Miscellany and Foreign News
The BURNING oFTHE WILLIAM NELsoS-siofe Passengers
Saved. ~ -, ~, 4,
LAUNCH OF DuNDERDERa-The Largest 'front.' lad
Afost; Description Of the Vessel
ORR USREruRyryG SoLDIRRs-The yoiceless Martyrs OF
the War; Scenes in Broadway and their Suggestions
0KS. BuTLgR THE STARVATION OF PRISONERS
DEATH OF ARTHUR TAPPAN. ,
EMERSON ETHERIDGE TO THE PREsIDESr-An lnsoent
Letter. m. ,y.p 4,
FMoHrruL RAILROAD AccIDxSr-Thirty Persons Killed
and Wounded " ~, =
FEoa Missouri TO TIE PACIFIC Eighth Leter,Lhe
Mormon Pioneers. Salt Lake Cityj The Great SAT- Leke
Mormon Hospales A Visit to Brigham Younss Theatef
Personal Appearance Of Brigham and His Character
OUR EUROPEAN CoRREsPosDgNcE- London Le'tei'
FoRr FIsHgP-neport of the Committee on tie Connuct
Of In. War; Gen Butler Justified in Not Asanting the
THO IxrGH-By the Author Of dennis Dome, Sc-
Chapter XIX. p,.,
Nyw rUBucArIoSs-Soldiers Letters from Camp Battle
Field and rison Lite OF Horace Mann; Thoeans Letters
Arre, In Their Origin and Application Exhibiting inc ETY.
molosic Structure Of English Words
LARGE vs. SNAIL FARMS.
DEATH OF Bsnop PoTrsR OF pE>ssYLvASh ,,o
COLLEGE CoxxESCEaEsrs-Waeryule snd bowdon
College,.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
LITERARY lTENs.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
DEATHS oF SOLDIERS IN TaE NEW YORK HOSPITAL
COMMERCIAL AArTgRs-Ihe Latest stock aud oold Quota
tons
MARRIAGES AND DRArHs 49,
ADvzRrIsEaESrs
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our circulation without increase Of price would
be good thing for us, not averring nor hint
ing that it would also be good thing for the
public, we can only promise to try to write
down to our critics comprehension hereafter
As every child Of eight to ten years OF age VINO
read our statement must have understood IL aS
we intended the task is almost hopeless; put
we will do our best.
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TRorrryG on THE FASHION CoURsR, l.. l.

TRoTTING on THE FASHION COURSE, l.. L.
very exciting troi requiring less tnnn seven heats
to decide it, came of yesterday the Fashion Course,
L. L. between four road horses for purse aud stake Of
s3OO mile heats best three in five The horses entered
we're Charles Rlnsom's br. m. Lady sherman. Miles
Farren's roam mare. j. Simmonss b. g. Commodore
Mutt and Dan Maoe's b. m Simmonss Mare-thc first
named to wagon and the others In harness The same
horses had trotted together the for
sweepstake the week before, when Lady Sherman
proved the winner In three straight heats. Her vie
tory naturally made her tho fyorte in the betting on
this occasion. IL proved a most interesting race,
although the heats DO not call for detailed description
The foan mare won the first and second heats and
she al became faycIitc in the speculation
market. Commodore Mutt won the third neat, III
which the Simmons mare was distanced. Lazy Sher'
took the fourth and fifth heats and once more De
came the favoritc Commodore Mutt scored inc sixth
heat, and the chances were now equal each Oh Tue
three having two heats. The seventh anu decinhs
heat by Lady sherman. ana 10 her' cohSe'
qucntly. was the race awarded
sUMMhRY
Fashion Course. l.. l.; Purse and STAKE SOU mile
heats, best in 5.
Charles Ransom. named Dr. m Lady Shorfnan ,,,
Miles FsrSen named oan Mare IL harness.. l22JJJ2
j. simmons named b. l. Commodore Mutt, In
harness. :''''''.''''''':'',
ID. Mace named b Simmons mare, In hsr
" '"'''' ......................... 80 dis.
TIme-2:ls, 2:42. 2.37, 2:D, 244, 2a2i 2:4y
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Col. W. HEnPHrLL JONES Of the Treasury De
partment is at the Astor House with his family.
Col. Jones isl Delaware Unionist Of distinction,
who has long been in the public service. 1t was to
Col. Jones, while at New-Orleans, on special duty
IN the Spring of 1861, that Gen. Dix sent the ia
nous dispatch, If any one attempts to haul down
the American flag, shoot him on tho spot"
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business Notices.

CRAMPS. CoLIC, CHOLERA, SUMNER COM
PLANT p,.yxYxax ,IAaRusA, aud Az affections Of the
,,., mammal, s,. eaecuaiy by Dr. d. JArSEs
{ ,AsNsrIvK BALsax E-ius p,e,,~" 10 '"e '"''e'
r.,1 ,,. NV cbnd,.r ar5 s.,in. snantap-. ito popu
lAriy for thirty years the propreor' confidently "
commend Il. Standard Household Remedy Sold BY oil
Druggists.
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ARIZONA Its Resources and Prospects: A
Letter to The TRIBUNE by the Hon. X. c. Nc
CoRMIcK, Secretary Of the Territory" has been
handsomely issued in pamphlet with map, By
ID. Van Nostrand, No. 1872 Broadway. 1t is by
lar Tie best account extant of Arizona as it is.
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. fAsvertisemen..l
TCIl ITCUi IrCUi

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ScRArcHi SCRATCH SCRATCH
BLANKS ITcU CERATE
will cure the Itch In thirty six hours also Scaid
Head. Old Sores and all Ernptions of the skin; con.
tans mercury. Price 20 cents per box For sole By
DEM,s BAESEs 4 Co.. No. 81 Park'row. and all Drug
gis.s IN New. York
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Hamlet wishes US to advertise by denounc.
ng) two lewd vile sheets which he says are
issued in our City. We cannot do it. If they
are such as he represents, he should present
copies at once to the Chief Of Police and the
County District Attorney. Newspaper expos
ure can never abate such nuisances.
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fAdvertisementI

TIE BEST BRICK IN THE UNITED STATES are
being made by cHAMBERss great BRICK MAcHiNs
One hundred brick per minute have been made For
Patent Rights and specimens Of brick apply TO ABRAM
EEQUA No. % CourtlsBdisi.. n. Y, (up stairsD
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At the late Republican Union State Conven-
ton of Iowa, il was
Resolred That with proper safeguards 10 the pnriy
Of the ballot box the elective franchise should be based
upon LOYALTY to the Constitution and Union. recognizing
and affirming the equality Of all before the law
therefore we are in favor Of amending the Constitution
Of our State By striking out the word "White" in the
article ON Suffrage
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THE CLARA CLARIrA.-The steam yacht

THE CLARA CLARITA.-The steam yacht
Clara Clarto left the dock at the foot OF FouFteenhs
at 8 o'clock on Sunday morning. and passed Throggs
Neck at ~ o'clock Everything promises fine voyage
aud Engineer Everett expects 70 reach Halifax next
Thursday While at Halifax tho machinery will DO
fully arranged for undermining the Cable in the Gulf
Of St. Lawrence. and the yacht will probably leave that
port for Aspy Bay ON Saturday morning. w.O. Lewis
esq, well known in this city as the Superintendent Of
the Sandy Hook line. and gentleman Of great expert.
enoe in telegraph cables has gone with Mr. Everett In
the Clara Clarita.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25

DIR. Appleby's
AFRICAN SPECIFIC,
A safe and reliable Remedy for
DnRRuEA DrsRyrERY. CHOLERA NoRBus, CHoLxxA
laAuP AND PAIN IN STOMACH AND bovhLe
SEA SICKNESS VOMITING. COLO. SICK
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IL IL particularly adapted to the cure OF
SUMNER COMPLAINT,
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AND FOR QUIETING RESTLESS ChILDhEN,
heinz pleasant to take and mild In operation. 4
For Sale by
Up. DINsMORE, No. 30 Dey-st, New.rork.
SETu W. FOWLE son, PROPRIETOR Boston,
and by Druggists generally
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IAdy,rtis-ment.l

DR. BrcKYYLL's SYRUP is the safest and
surest article eyer offered for the of Dysentery
Diarrhea Cholera Morbus or Summer Complaints Con
taius no opiate purely vegetable aud superior for chill
dren. There Is no mistake about II please try II.
DsMAs BARNES & Co, Agents.
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IAdyeriisement.l

IAtyeriisement
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRrNGER, with
COG WurpIs-Warranted superior 10 all others send
for Circulars X. c. BROWNING No. Ji' Broadway y. 4.
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lAdyertisenentI .
Three houses saved within two weeks, by tn Q
I-RGIAR ALARM TELEGRAPH from burglars, who were
secreted inside the house.
4. HOLMES, No. 1893 Broadway.
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.JRPPERs, No. 573 Broadway. Ladies Fine
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Shoes &C. at Reduced Prices. JEFFRRs. J73 Broadway
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We are indebted to Purscr Ely Of the Arag'
for fayors received
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TIE SEVEN.TH!RTlES,
OVER TEN MILLIONS TAKEN YESTERDAY.
THE LAST CHANCE TO SUBSCRIBE

PHILADELPHIA Monday J1y -. 1865.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to-day to
the Seven Thirty Loan at slo2 800 including the fol-
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Empire FIrst.class Sewing Machines
''''" NAV 10. So Broadway, H. L
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The National Base Ball Club of this city, the
recognized champion club OF the South. are making cx
tensve preparations for the visit of the famous Atlantic
Active and Excelsior ofNew-York in September next
with each of which they will contest the honors Of the
bat. The President members Of the Cabinet and Other
distinguished officials have been invited and have ex
pressed their intention to be present on this interesting
occasion provided their duties d. not interfere with
their attendance
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SOLD BY THE PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-27

Edwin Booth has promised to re-
appear at an early day in the next
theatrical party,
William Finehart died at Brooklyn,
NY, Monday, after six hours illness,
and the doctors said he died OF Asiastic
cholera.
The aggregate number of troops of
all branches now within twenty miles
of Washington is less than, eight thou
sand
The whole country seems now to be
sporting club. The entire dispute is
in regard to the aces.-Lo4iSvile Journal.
A terrible epidemic is raging among
the cattle in Arkansas. The disease
also attacks horses. sheep and hogs, and
the farmers are seriously alarmed at the
prospect of losing their stock.
-HoIiins, who got whipped by Far
ragut, and boosted that he had peppered
the Yankees well, is begging for par
don. 4 contemporary says that as he has
never done anything to injure us, it is q
pity he shouldn't get it.
A New York correspondent of a
country newspaper ciphers sp their
large income lists in a novel way. He
says that one taxpayers income is
equal to four hundred barrels of -four
per day, yet famine is the experience of
thousands half mile from his dwelling.
Mrs. Swisshelm writes from Wash
lngton that a plan was formed in June
tc shoot President Johnson, at Gettys-
burg, on the Fourth of July. A negro
woman found it out and told the author
tiles about it.
-Chas. Lambs excuse for leaving his
desk at an early hour in the afternoon,
was that he came to it late in the morn
ing. Probably Lord Russells excuse is
as valid for being the last to desert the
Confederate navy, to wit, that he was
the first to recognize.
On account of the shameful conduct
OF the l65th New York regiment toward
Lhe negroes in Charleston, they have
Deen sent to Morris Island, where they
will remain until mustered out of ser
vice. Not even an officer is to be allow
ed 70 leave the island. In addition to
TINS the colors of the regiment have been
taken away by order of.Gen. Gilmore.
Some enterprising colored men in
Charleston are endeavouring to raise the
necessary capital for the purpose of re-
suming the publication of the Charles.
ton Mercury, so long the organ of nullif-
cation aud slavery, and making it an
ezpositor of the principles of impartial
liberty.
The Mexican emigrants at San
Francisco have been indicted for at
tempting TO steal a steamer They were
arraigned in the county court on the
10th ult, and when asked if they de-
sired counsel, rel lied that they did not.
nut wen be satisfied to be tried by a
Jury and leave their case TO their
counsrymen. hey would gladly abide
the result No o. her emigration move
Dsnss have trsDsplred.
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The VERMONT TRooPs.-A correspon-
dent of Walton's Journal writes from
Washington as follows, concerning the
Vermont troops:
"No small share of the prestige of the
lighting 9th corps will be borne by the
sons of Vt, and no State has better
record counting the qualities Of the true
soldier, since the beginning of the re-
bellion. No State has smaller ratio of
assertions or of dishonorable dismissals,
and with all my acquaintance with sold
iers here in this city, do not recollect
of the arrest or punishment of but one
or two Vermonters, while the guard
houses are filled with soldiers almost
nightly when the encampments are with
in few miles, for committing the thou
sand and one misdemeanors that usually
follow the trail of bad whiskey. A bet
ter disciplined or more efficient army
was not in the service, than that made
of the race of scheolmasters, farmers
and mechanics of Vermont, and the Sur
geon Generals report shows, also, that
no other State furnishes as large men
physically, considering both height and
measurement around the chest. There
is justly state pride, therefore, linked
with the term Green Mountain Boys, more
enduring, if possible, than that inherit
ed in l776."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-27

JOHN BULL GETTING HIS EYES OPEN
There is no telling what the American
people may dare and do. Their capabil-
titles in regard to everything are not to
be measured by those of other nations )
history supplies nothing bearing the re-
hottest analogy to their spirit, proceed
ings, undertakings and triumphs, In
no other part of the earth has the HUI
man mind been so thoroughly awaken
ed, and its power so vigorously eXerted
and so splendldly exhibited. For the
long period of four years they were the
butt of European ridicule and contempti
they were viewed as people chiefly dis
tinguished by rashness and folly fanatl-
cism and egotism, brag and beggary. 1t
was affirmed that they would neither
find men nor money to carry on the ter
rifle struggle But the men came in con-
stantly increasing numbers, and the
money was multiplied at pleasure. How
does Europe feel now that all was
threatened has been accomplished, all
that was anticipated has been realized 7
There is now an end to the hallucina-
tons of European philosophy. Critics,
men of letters, lawyers, statesmen,
courts and cabinets, all stand amazed at
the federal pectacle.- LondOs I Eng. J
Standard
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Il 5. SANITARY COMMISSION
" CLAIM AGENCY.
NO CHARGES FOR SERVICESI

J.. K. Porter, Agent U. s. Sanitary Commission
army and Navy Claim Agency. Office Agency
at the Postofice, Rutlsnd, to which all commn.
nicaoons relative to pensions, bounties, arrears
OF pay, and other claims against the Govern
ment may be addressed.
Entitled to pensions. Invalid soldiers and
seamen, widows, minor children, der endenf
mothers, and orphan sisters. under sixteen years
are named. sA sAoS
Entitled to bounty. Soldiers and seamen dis
charged on account of wounds received; those
who have served two years or more widows az
soldiers ana seamen, and their children faith IA
motners, brothers, and sisters 10 the ordar
named, II residents Of the United States.
bianks and instructions sent to claimants free
of cost. " sS uee
- On application, stating the claimants
name and postoffce address, the name. rank.
company, regiment, service and state of the sold.
ier on whose account he claim is made, date Of
discharge or death, the proper blsnks will b
nlied out as far as possible, and forwarded TO thu
claimant which be can execute and return to
THIS Once, where it Will be prosecuted to a Anal
issue without cost to the claimant, aud In t,e
shortest possible time. If claim is m .de on AZ.
count OF deceased soldier. the relation of the
Claimant to him should be stated.
July3d3mGw6m