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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Meeting Of the NeW Cbunci1. 20 The frs,
meeting sfths 4Sw City Council occur
red last Monday 4yesfng. The follow
ing ocmmIttees were ghs1sn;
Committee on EI',ance-Messrs .Thomp.
son, Williams and Wallace.
Committee on Ordinances Messrs.
Packard, Carpenter and Thompson. Z
Committee on Cldims--Messrs. Car
penter, Benjamin and White. II
COMMITTEES on Sreets-Messrs. May,
Packard and Carpenter.
Gorssitteer on sPs6lie Grounds and
Bulsdtngs.-Messrs Benjamin, Carpen-
ter aud Williams. S3 $3.50 48atI'
Committee on. Pyinting-Messrs. May
Thompson and Packard.
Committee on Fire Department -
Messrs Williams, Wallace and White.
Caleb May was elected President pro
TEN.
D. C. Carpenter was elected Street
Commissioner.
n. G. Hunt was elected City Clerk.
No other business Of special interest
was transacted. We trust the new
Council will authorize publication Of
at least asynopsis of their proceedings
that orr citizens may be kept Informed
In matters that pertain to their city gov
eminent. 81: 6s
1~ Call and sec those breakfast and
NIIstsi ohav-ls. II tnan'r. st.ff !.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Hardly Fafr.-The Racine Wis. Id
eooate was kind enough to reprint Doc
tor Duncan's parody on Poe's Raven
THE Doctor turns Medium, and the
'Sperets Dictate Thus"--but was not
kiud enough to give tho GAZETTE the
proper credit. -r, FL +,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Too Bdd.-Mr. 8. III. Packard's valu-
able Newfoundland dog was poisoned
last Friday, and died about noon. Mr.
Packard says he would rather have lost
fifty dollars. - 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Nepy Clothing I'irm.--Mr. s. Geismar
has sold hast of Clothing, sete., to
Messrs. p. Pickton J. v. and s. Bird
Mr.. Pickton is about going east for new
goods, and promises the best the mar
kes affords. Merchant Tailoring will
tie an important brsnuh Of their bust
ness. - r,sE1a' .a- 1914 #a .. 2
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Nilliaery.-By the change in Miss
McNaiiy's advertisements this week, our
lady readers will see that she is receiv-
ing new and fashionable millinery goods
every week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Farm for Sdle.-Mr. Chas. Ensign
has valuable farm Of one hundred and
seventy-one acres, near New Hartford,
which he offers for sale. See his adver-
tiss nent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

DISCRETIONARY an advertisement
elsewhere it may be seen that the dental
firm Of Drs. Marsh q Grossfs dissolved.
DR.. Gross will continue the practice in
Cedar Falls. ,f,.e e4. - -e.rii ssy q,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Tie H3ns.-'The career OF the meas =
les at the Home lie At an end. The chill
dren have allrecovered. There is cause
for thankfulness that the disease found
no victims for death. The children had
excellent nursing and faithful medical
attendance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

For Sale.-Mr. D. Case offers for sale
q house and three lots in Cedar Falls,
and 100 acres of land on the Black
Hawk. See nd. IL L-..-. .tL-----
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Boots and Shoes.-Trowbridgs is CIV
ing bargains to make room for Spring
goods. See what his advertisement has
to saw.
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Suecial- oAutites.

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Business Education for Dlsab led Sold
! t,stf=r ..sE iera. a.. ,,.., -
Extraordinary Inducements offered TO disabled Onion
Soldiers, who desire to obtain thorough commercial
education at Bryant, Strston Merrilrs CONNER al
College. Davenport. Always 60 to the best Send fos
. Circular. Ga. ........ ...,.-.....s,,, . lily
The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ
forty different styles adapted to sacred and secular mu
sic, for $50 to $500 each. FIFTY ONE GOLD o,
SILVER MEDALS, OF other frss premiums awarded
them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address, MAsoN
! HAMLIN, Bosros, or MASON BROTHEks, Nnw
YORK. .st 2A-iy rt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

s0 Call and see the Biggest Stock of
goods, ever offered in Cedar. Falls, at
Allen's A88A tttS'FHh S4-tf
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On Tuesday evening last, ut the residence Of
NoRloN, .Mr: CHARLES EELI0TE and Mis-
ELIZABETH NJ. SLOAN.
AT Davenport. Tuesday evening, March 9Th,
1886 by the Rev. II. N. Powers, President OF
MI Vernon Town, To Miss MARY J. THOMP-
SON.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

1dr Fur Hoods and Caps, the cheap
est and best, at Aliens. 34-ff
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

~ The best and largest kock of
Crockery is to be found at Aliens. tt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

49, 80 Invalid. s8
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and Others. who suffer from Nervous De.
blty, Premsture Decay OF Manhood &c. supplying at
the same time THE MEANS or SsLr,CrkK. Ny who
has cured himself after undergnin, considerable quacke.
ry. by enclosing post paid addressed enve pc single
copies. free OF charge. may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn, Kings Co.,
N. Y. Ivy .-'., - 45.iy
WANTED, AG ENTS---a5o per week--male or
l. w female, at their home business light, pleasant
and honorable For sample and terms address With two
stamps. Shave CO., Detroit, Michigan. As.iy
WANTED. AGEN cS- tuale or Fenae.) Can
w clear $50 per week at their own home IN a ght
and honorable business Any person having few hours
daily :" spend will find this good business Ad
dress send nv stsmp for fun part cuars. T. Lock.
wood, Detroit. sIIcMgan.St y - sly y =
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NJ Merinoes, Alpaccas, Reps, Para
mettas, and Dress Goods in endless va
riety, at Aliens. SIT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

SG DR.. Marsh, Dentist, will be in
town on or about the first of May next
when all parties now wearing Temporal
~ artificial dentures of his man ufacture
may have them replaced by permanent
sets. He may be found at the dental
Office of DIR. Gross. t.E
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

)! PhInir. No Insurance Company
has firmer hold upon the confidence OF
the people of Iowa than the Phoenix OF
Hartford. 1t is one of 3 few that has
risen above that point where even tim
Id people cease to question its reliabili-
ty. In these days every man Of sound
mind believes in insurance, and the
next important thing to fully establish
Is that none but such companies as are
known TO be safe should be patronized.
=. II. Packard, Esq, Is the Agent for
the Phoenix in this city. An advertise
ment OF the Company. may be found
elsewhere. q.
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FRIDAH, MARCH 1895,

Sic Years.-Next weeks issue will
complete thesixth year of the GAzErTE's
existence. ma
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16
r EFloliRM!
The Liquor Traffic to be
Suppressed.

MASS MEETING AT
, BAPTIST CHURCH.
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s0 Cheapest Groceries at Aliens.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16
New Arrangement.

R6S Having bought out the we'll aud
favorably known establishment of S.
Geismar, we now offer for sale good
assortment of Clothing at prices that
cannot fail to give satisfaction. !.
Having superior facilities for buying
good goods at low prices, and believing
in the motto of "Quick Sales and Small
Profits" we offer superior inducements
to the public. We wish to do an hon
est, fair, straightforward business, and
ask, and will try to deserve, the patron
age that has been extended to our pre-
decessor. Es FiiE a w |M#
We will in a few weeks receive fine
and we'll selected stock offspring and
Summer Clothing, which will be sold
at prices that will give general satisfac-
ton. -r ' -.... vs.,
Our Merchant Tailoring department
will he presided over by the well-known
Peter Pickton, one of the menbe ofthe
firm, and the stock in that line will be
filed by AS fine an assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings as ever were
offered to purchasers west of Chicago,
and be made up in superior manner.
BIRD, PICKTON & co.
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.1~ The remainder of the stock of
Groceries at Sawyer, Pierce & Babcoclx 8,
one door north Of Chase's Fruit Bazaar,
must be closed out within few days
Their Ma Pierce is now east after a
stock of Hardware, and the Groceries
n'ust be got out oftlie way. This fact is
worthy of attention. tS&
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NJ Come Again. Nice new Oranges
and Lemons are now for sale at the
Fruit Bazaar. & III y 5l:2
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NJ Appiss.-The cheapest and best
Apples, green and dried, are at Chase's
Fruit Bazaar. 5l:2
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Well eo.days Sick Tomorrow.
Such isths sxpsrience ofthousands. Few enjoy con.
tnuous health. To what does the occasional Invalid At.
tribute his uncertain conditions Not to himself Of course
He lays the blame the climate perhaps It 10 too hot
too cold too damp or too dry, or too variable
But does he take the proper fory his const,.
tuition and bodily organs against the extremes and
changes Of which he complains! No. He says perhaps
that only an iren could bear such great heat or
such violent cold, such sudden .sicisstudes why
then does he not the great Tonic and Proven
tive, which, u Il will not make him iron man. will
least quadruplr the capacity Of his system to repel all
external agencies that tend 10 produce dseaset HOS
TRrTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs, taken
faithfully accoriingto the drsctbns will strengthen
the stomach, brace the nerves. tone the liver and rsgu
late and inv isorats The whole animal machinery that the
system instead Of being the mercy weather and
liable to be Frustrated by every change Of temperature
viii beeome hard ned II were, and almost inper
sious 70 climatic influences. II 10 10 this preventive
principle that HosrsrrEns BirrEss their great pop
uarity In the West Indies British America and Australia
Or. Talbott,s Pills Composed Of mighty con.
centraed extracts from roots and herbs Of the highest
medicinal value intal6le In the Of all diseases
the Liver or any deangemeht OF the Digestive Organs
They remove all Impurities Of the Blood and
qnaled In the OF Diarrhoea Jaundice Dyspepsia
Scrofua Biousness. Liver Complaint, Fevers, Head
Ache. Piles Mercurlai Diseases and Hereditary Hnmors
Dose for adults pin In the morning. children half
pill From one TO three pills will cure ordinary
and from one to three boxes viii any durable case
OF matter how long standing Price u 90 per boz
Trade supplied or sent by mall 7ss ~ v. .aag r'T
vMOTr TALBoTT, NJ. D. AGO.
raaS2 Fulton street, New York.
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Roaa q Thief Was Cheated. Some

HosG e Thief Vas Cheated. Some
little time ago German family OF Cedar
Falls had cash on hand to the amount
Of one hundred dollars, which was be-
ing zealously guarded for some good
purpose. The money was kept in an
old pocketbook which was deposited in
an old clock-and that the clock was
the family safe was the old woman's
happy thought. Indeed, it so amused
the good woman, that the secret was
too much for her, and in an evil moment
she communicated it to the neighbors.
She regretted, however, that she had
told about the money when one day she
wanted to leave home and lock up the
house. Being rendered uneasy by the
thought that the money might be stolen,
she took the pocketbook from the clock
and hid it very adroitly, and went away
quite satisfied. 1t nevertheless appear
ed to trouble her during her absence,
for she had no sooner returned than she
looked for the hidden treasure. Judge
Of the poor woman's surprise and horror
iii finding that it had been stolen! How
she reproached herself for having told
that SO much money was in the house,
and how she mourned that she had not
remained at home that day! What
would her husband say, and how should
she be able to break the sad news to
him! The husband came from his la
Dor in the evening, heard the sad story,
and witnessed the inexpressible wretch
edness dept ted in his wife's counte-
nance. But he was stole. The news
did not move him. His appetite was as
sharp and his face looked as pleasant
and tranquil as usual. The wife felt
very much better after her husband
chose to tell her that on that very morn
ing he had taken all the money out to
use, and that the thief therefore had got
nothing but the old pocketbook.
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Noses .G,cyer. This gentleman, who
for more than four years past has been
with Mr.. Albert Allen, has become as
ISOLATED with Messrs Pierce and Bah
cock, under the firm name Of Sawyer,
Pierce & Babcock. Mr.. Sawyer is one
Of the best statesmen we have in town,
being q man whom everybodysesteems
and has confidence in. He Is g strong
accession to the new hardware Arm,
and there are many people whose trade
will be secured just because Moses is
there. He's better Moses than The
President, and deal more constant to
his friends. Mr.. Pierce, an old. hand at
the hardware business, is now east to
purchase stock, and the Groceries, ETC.,
which had to be purchased to get the
stand, are being sold Off at bargains to
getthem out OF the way.
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NJ rWdntcd-A girl to do general
homework. Good wages will be given.
Apply at the residence Of
a r. VANSAJ1N
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

~ Fcund-A large iron key. The
owner may recover by calling on +. N.
Chase and paying for this notice.
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Rowdy Work.-Last Friday evening
pack of boys-perhaps we should say
men-done some very disreputable work
in the name of fun. The were dou btless
in decidedly exuberant state of feeling
at the time, which happy condition was
in all probability induced by liberal po-
tations Of beer and cocktail. Some OF
the young bloods being on the eve of
leaving Cedar Falls, it was quite essen
tial to the future happiness Of all that
they should have q bit Of spree. So,
signs were taken from their places and
hidden away boxes and other things
in front of shop doors were tumbled in
to the race; and, worse than Tall, Mr..
Harlacher's showcase of Photographic,
&C., was Quilted, the pictures strewn
along the street, thrown into the race,
and put into stoves to burn. 1t was all
done just for fun, of course-just for
deyiltry. But for some reason our peo-
pie would not excuse the action on those
grounds, and went to work to detect the
Young Americas engaged in the offense
and give them realizing sense of the
illegality of their very unbecoming pro-
cedure. Some pictures were found in
the stove at one ofthe mills, there being
no fire to destroy them, and a young
man who had come there to lodge that
night was arrested. He had his trial
on Monday, before Justice Crosby,
and was held to bail in bonds of one
hundred dollars for his appearance at
the next sitting of the District Court
No other arrests were made, simply be-
cause the young men against whom
there was evidence had quite unceremo-
niously awaited themselves Of leg-bail.
About halfa-dozen boys left town on
Saturday and Sunday, some by previ-
ously formed intention and some by
suddenly conceived notions of proprie-
ty, and it is not reasonable to suppose
that any Of them seriously regretted GO
Ing at the particular time they did. We
omit the name of the young man who
was 80 unfortunate, or fortunate a. the
case may be, to be left behind and suffer
the ignominy of exposure and the penal
ty of the law. He was good soldier in
our Company B, and there Is no reason
why he should not be good citizen
But he must change his tactics. He
must leave the streets AMI the saloon
for the workshop and the study. He
must cultivate the good In him and
seek to put down the bad. He must re-
solve to lead an honest, sober and indus
trious life-resolve that he wiU be man.
Then will he have the esteem of his
townsfolk and never lack for helping
hsnds and kind wn4ris
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pT- Wanted, good Fine Boot ma
ker. Apply to ~ saaHT f&HT
A. TRoWBRfD9E.
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tural Warehouse and Seed Store, Who'll has
always manifested an appreciation of
the power of printers ink, is just now
making liberal use Of bis, secret Of sue.
cess In preparing for the Spring trade.
We desire to call attention to his adver-
tisements and declare our anxiety that
farmers and others who have occasion
to buy in his line should make it a point
to see what French can do for them
If they prove to be deceived by our rec
concentrations or his representations we
will agree that proper reparation shall
be made. But mind that all. we ask and
all that French desires is that buyers
shall investigate for themselves and fol-
low the convictions of their own judy
.ments. .~~ ~,~~ .4-.,~a,. 8 -yras.
The School Election aud the School
Meeting.-There was but little interest
manifested in the election of school off,
GERS last Monday, and the vote was very
smail--cnly sixty ballots being cast.
The following ticket, adopted by COM
mon consent, was elected with slight
opposition: { }t}(f.(ltt-
President-John Kerr.
Vce-P resident-G. H. Bnhmler.
Treasurer-S. Wilson.
Secretdry-Fred Boehm ''tI
Board Of Directors-J. NJ. Overman,
F. A. Bryant, @. P. Leemau. srs'
At 2 o'clock Business Meeting was
held. The following is a synopsis of
what was done:
A tax of 10 mills on the dollar was
authorized for school-house purposes; q
tax of 2 mills for contingent fund, and
tax of mills for teachers fund.
The October issue of bonds was legal
.ised. These bonds, our citizens Will res
member, were issued on the bond of
certain men who became holden as Sc
curity until the District should legally
assume them.
The Board of Directors received in
struction TO finish the basements Of the
school-house, fence in the lots, and Or
nament tile ground by planting trees
and shrubbery.s EsfEA AsFS
The slim attendance at both election
and the meeting WAS probably owing to
general confidence that everything
would be done about right; and we pre-
sumo the result as shown above will
disappoint very few. For our part, the
result Of the election and the action of
the meeting have our hearty approba-
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BY vote of the meeting the Prosecu-
ting Committee were authorized to act
in their capacity according to their judg-
ment. and report at the next meeting.
On motion the Secretary was request
ed to prepare Z report of this meeting
for publication in the Cedar Falls GA
ZETTE.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet again next Monday evening in
Baptist church.
II. p. SLOAN, Sec'y.
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M Call and sec those Breakfast and
NI7stcd ohsvls, III .iilaa'r. st!tf "
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" <4Fa ~ a@ 4gAlgac :.
&Nyn4g -. ~
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CEDAR FALLS March 18th, 1865 taos
The following Committee of ladies was
appointed to canvass the city and solicit
names and subscriptions:
Mrs. Jno. Cameron, Mrs. III. A. Perkins,
"A. ID. Barnum, +" DIR. Bryant,
Asa. Miss Hattie Schcnk. Ca, e.,
On motion O Committee of five was
appointed to act as Prosecuting Commit
tee, whereupon the following names
were nominated: 81
Caleb May, #ii- A. d. Barnum,
s. II. Rounds, H. p. Sloan,
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Joseph 7. Fisher Plaintiff, rs John j.
Fisher Elizabeth Fisher, ShadrielS Fisher,
Andrew NJ. Fisher, Isaac IT, Fisher. Joseph r.
Fisher, Lemuel Fisher, William a. Nanors-
dali, and Mary Nanorsdall, his wife Patrick
Phillips and Lemuel Nanorsdall admins
traitor Of John Fisher, deceased, Defendants
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Z. W. ANDREWS q 81
/" Grantham Hall,
hIartinsburg, " est #
MARIETTA COLLEGE.
THE NEXT TERM WILL eoMMEse2
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, t%

The friends of the institution have rece li5
added Sloo, coo to its peeuniary resources NV
In the Preparatory Department instruct
will be given not only in the studies reqpatS
to enter College, but in all the branches taas4
in the best Academies.
The tuition fee, in College is $50, and N "
preparatory Department, S25, per anhhalll az. Al.
Dung men that have been honoraplf. i
charged from the military service o. ,.;n =
United States, and who purpose to op; .ba'
charge for tuition. n
a fund has been provided for pawn. ~ y
TUITION of students preparing for the mi az =
Applications may be made to l. ". .- ns
drews, d. d., President, or G. r. k 3ear.
4. A., Principal of the Preparatory D'pa''
ment.
Marietta, Ohio, August o lss6-3nl.
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MIR. JACOB 3. LEOPARD-fah
w Notice Thaton Thursday the 9th day of
October, 1866, at the Clerk Oflce Of the
Corporation Court inthe Town Of Winchester
We viii proceed to take the Dispositions Of
John Glaise, John w. Sheet James Bare and
Joseph Bonner, to be read in evidence at
the trial Of cause now pending in the Circuit
Court Of Morgan county, West Va. in which
We are Plaintiffs, and you are Defendant, ana.
if the Dispositions are not taken or completed
on that day, they will be adjourned from
time to time, until they are completed
GRAFFi.IN & MENDENIIALI1
September 20 1850
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TRACT OF LAND

WEST VIRGINIA: At Rules held
' in the Clerk office Of the Circuit Court
Of Morgan County, on the lst day Of October,
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Equaiizotion Of Bo1mties.

This act Of simple justice to car bFsf
soldiers is now before Congress. Send usyp.
name and address, and We will file them
once, fetthom charge, SO that us soon ASA
act Shall pass the necessary papers Will be- be e.
you at once, and your extra Bounty pad ID
mediatcly.
Several other bills are now before Congre
which are of interest To all soldiers and otleg
one Of which has already passed the Hoa
Of Representatives, extends the payment
the Three months Extra Pay proper toa
officers who resigned, or We're honorably d
missed the service after April 10, 1850. Ia
Will include II large number who We're muste'
out without receiving the pay proper =
Citizens sending in claims for losses, !,
oecasioned by the war will have them sit ne
to promptly.
: : } y As aHpnE@s' Z. W. ANDREWS 4 So
Grantham Hall, :.
June Il, 1866 AIartnsburg, West VI.
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AFTER EXPIRATION OF
TERN OF ENLISTMENT, or PR
NlOUs TO MUSTER IN, &c.

Special attention will be given to Pensia-
to 1nvalids, Widows, Children, Mothers an
Sisters, both in new applications and in 81
pended or rejected cases.