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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23
b IN. QuACks Nh ZOE 10NoRANT.

INI sUHtf I0T WHIIs ~ NrNIHt UnII ftIltNcH oFeuT
ed Il possible, by competent physicians.
nut An QuACks ARR NOT IGNORANT.
notwithstanding tho foregoing tatts afe khawn to.
soiae Qnack doctors aud NosHun Makers vet re-.
gafdles. NJ he tie md health Of others there are
Gose among BEN who will even perinre themselves,
contftdictmg'giving mercury to them patients or
tlal ID is contained 10 then N0sifums 80 that the
susual fee may be obtained for pfolessedy cur
9e.0f te dall4f' o. Traction ot ~ may bo ID.
tanned lortc Nstum Il Is thus that May are
deceive ais lad uselcssly spend large amounts
ar specimens with 'quackey,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23

n caliar faint Of
l4 on wlieh we
ell scHorUJA turks
IN tlsc con sisigiions Of
mulh,udes " men. II
either produces OF L
produced hy an en-
fcebltd, Initiated sta'e
~ DE blasd, whcrein
urat iiuid iRcomcs in
Z competent 10 sustain
f,lic vital forces 10 ihelr
vigorous action, and
Elcaycs the system 10
faIi into disorder aud
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-12

/ The Emperoref Brazil has appointed I
"Board Of Health " to investigate and de
eide what proprietary remedies should be
admitted into the country and what ex-
cluded. After some months session they
have reported eondstnnjng them ali except
DIR. J. c. Aver & Co.'s preparations. Three
Of those they recommend the Empe-
ror to admit for the benefit of lhs
public health, while they hold the
fourth, Cherry Pectoral, under advise
ment for further information respecting one
Of its ingredients-morphine, which, while
80 extensively employed and so highly e.
teemed as remedy in this country, is
scarcely known in that OF all the other
medicines before them, the Imperial COM
mission say, no one of them merits any "a
vor whatever, or protection from this Gov
eminent, IS they contain nothing new nor
any specific virtues not fully known and
used BY our Own physicians. The Imperial
government has accordingly prohibited
them all from admission through the GUS
tom house, except the remedies Of our dis
tiaguished cOuutrymsn above mentioned |
a Discrimination. By their learned men,
very like that to which experience hiss led
he American people. Boston Herald.
dacI9-dQ1z rra7.I f.t o.. q.
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ACATTLE THIEF ARRESTED young
man named james Thompson, was arrested
yesterday on the charge Of having been one
Of the parties who stole, a fortnight ago
Eve or six beef cattle from a farmer living
a few miles in The country. Thompson is a
young man hardly eighteen years of age,
and his partner in the theft was hardly as
old. He was brought before Squire VIII
kinson Yesterday morning and turned over
% the Criminal Court. 90
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The wholesale grocery trade during tn,
past week has been rather dull. Prices
have been constantly on the downward Zen.
dency, and merchants have been compelled
to sell promptly, to escape actual loss
Prices closed yesterday with very little
change from our last weeks quotations:
BACoN.-Pricps dull and nominal. The
supply is small
FLoUR.-Is firm and in demand at the
following figures; Extra, ST. 50; Xxx,
S18@14; xxx, Sl4@l5; fancy, SO so.
SALT-Goes off briskly at 81 per barrel
Fall supply in market. f az
SUdAE-Is firm and in demand at l4l@
l6c. .7EoaE agas
CoFFEE-Is firm at 2G44 ESQ., sfa5U
CANDLES We quote as follows: Star
16@2Oc; tallog 81 5O@G 80 per box. sl l.2
MoLAssEs-New Orleans s0c@Sl 90 per
gallon. 81 ETE 4 r.l as Es. % 3. RI. r-.-i-f ORE
DRIED APPuEr7In litte demand at 64e
per pound. -af.l-a2ro1
DRIED PEACHES Rather shaky 9t pc
or peeled, and lac pei. pond for unpeeled.
NAIIs IN small demand at IS q per
key for teh-pennys.E EDTTBB
OPE-Is in fair demand at lS@27c
BAeeNa- selling at '35@37c.
CoTToN YARN-Is firm at 23G 25(G27c
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HANLoSs.-The Hanlon's gave their
second entertainment las night to a
crowded house The performances are
superb, and no one should miss seeing these
world renowned artists. The third enter
iainment comes off tonight at Masonic
Hail, after which there will be but three
more performances, a. the combination
ieare for Memphis al the closeof the week
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Il FOR RENTEL

A Two STORY FRAME HOUSE on
"A Spruce street, opposite the residence of Mrs
1885, as =, Clark' with hye rooms. Price, 800 pc
A Two STORY BRICK on North spruc,
street, between Union and Cedar streets viii
hve or SIX rooms. Price. $500.
A IHkEE STORY STORE HOUSE on Col
81, 200. ~ rFr i'0e
A TWO STORY DWELLING on High. be.
tween Church and Broad streets, with nine IN
ten rooms. Apply to
CALENDER & GARRETT.
oeeS-lWs G 81 a.1Ftta Al Cherry street
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THE WEATHER.-The weather yesterday
morning was cold and cloudy, but this
temperature moderated very considerably
in the afternoon. The sun shone out very
pleasantly dnring 4 couple Of hours and the
mercury went UP a number Of degrees
About O'Clock few fakes Of snow came
struggling downwards, giving significant
'iotination Of what may very soon be ex-
feacfp1
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Sugar and sTOIasses.

NEw oRBEAEs, Bee s5.--Sugar continues in
good demand at full and well sustained prices,
and prices are little easier. The sales TO-DAY.
Notwithstanding the iRclemency OF the weather,
embraced most Of the receipts. which comprise
~ hhds sugar and $50 bbis molasses at the fol-
lowing prices:
SugaT-rInferiOT s1<@GS1zc: common 9GsI<e,
fair s1e995<c; good fair l015@l01le fully fair II
gllAei prime ll%@ ll5sc; choice l2c seconds
l0549nc; yellow clarified il3{ 912c; light yellow
clarified l21Se; white clarified SGI314e per b.
Molasses-InferiOr sc; common SIC: good 60
@62lzc; prime Csc, and choice s5c per gall0n
arrived recently have been placed into store
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NOfiee

A IL THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the estate Of Reddick Summers deceased
sfe nereoy notified % fle the same with ne
SieIk o. me County Court Of stewart county,
Sftate OF tennessee, on or before the IOth day Of
tne same may be lQuidated and disebsrge5 Il
~. ascOTSance WITH the acts of the Legisiature of
ne state OF Tennessee relative to insoivent
JseS H., as me ar q, day Of December. 1856.
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For Rent

BY DECREE IN CHANCERY. INTHF CASE
u OF Jno. W. Walker IS. the Sheriff OF Davidson
county and Others, am directed 10 rent for The
year 1891 the following property. viz; -rrIT
The Store House nOW occupied by Messts y
b. Cheatham 4 Co. - ~
\, Inc store House on Church sheet occupied by
iMessrs. Hamilton Green And store Room
oeLNeen the two houses above mentioned
-, Those wishing 10 rent will cslIpn meat r r
Oheatham 20. s. corner Of Church and COLLEGE
aeno-u Bio K. 4, WOODS. Trustee.
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The sale Of the new two story brick
house, belonging to the Shelton estate,
situated on Boad street extended. will take
place tomorrow Thursday at y o'clock,
at the Courthouse. See advertisement Of
NJ. 3. Howell, Clerk and Master, A. Nelson
a Co. Agents
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on heir present level, heavy increase in the
home c0nsumption q hog prOduetsis ihevifabFS.
AS regards Che forcign demand il vas not aeavr
last year, and it does hot look as III it would b
less during the coming season. The consump-
ton OF meat and lard in Europe is regulated By
the price. With gold at Island il Is likely to
range higher rather than lower-we can aford
TO ship at prices much below last years average
The following will show the receipts of
cotton at tbs various ports since the list Of
September and the stocks on hand at the
dates designated. l,E fGl6xsH 90
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New Cemetery.

III A RESOLUTION PASSED AT A LATE
~ meeting OF the City Council. the COMMITTEES
~ cemeteries was directed TO make examination
- 70 suitable grounds fora new cemetery. Per-
sons ~ ing IN the vicinity of Nashville who own
anu WISH 70 sell any grounds suitable for such
purpose, are requested to leave notice Of The
Lei Win the Ayor oT Auditor at his Office before
'.y IN INST Ii. 5. RliEA.
ueo-tW tbI Chm Cemetery Com
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RELEAsEB-A man named Jack Jerriatt
was brought before Squire Wilkinson. yes
terday, on the charge Of having stolen a
whip. An inquiriBg into the case, resulted
in the discharge Of Jerristt.
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$40 REWARD

RTRAYRD OR STOLEN FROM MY PRE-
~ mises, on Saturday night. oath instant, TWO
of medium sire, tan cOlored nose. 0uick and
sprghtly in her gaiis. wide in the chest ears
well Up has small sore in front where names
tie. Horse Mule, good bay. lengthy and spir-
ited. head little Roman, and has marks of har-
ness, works under saddle. and moves in lead of
wagon; four or five years old last spring They
we're raised BY Mr.. StoIall. living near Zion
Church, on the Hyde's Ferris Turnpike II
the delivery. or any information 80 / can get
them or If stolen, So each and 500 for the
thief. u caught and confined in any Jail SO can
get him r Hams
Near Nashville. Nov. %, 1866. decI-2T
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-ln the Criminal
Court, yesterday, the evidence in the case
Of Henry Allen was finished and the coun-
sci began their arguments pro and con.
The case will probably be given to the jury
this morning.
No other hnsineaa vas transacted.
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New AhVerfirenenf..

We call attention to the following adYer
iisemsnta, which appear in this morning
paper Tor the first time The reader i
referred to them in another column:
A meeting Of the stockholders Of IN,
Nashville Female Academy on the 9TH O
January.
An experienced apothecary desiring q
situation. Address box 469, p. O., S. w. j.
Cumberland coal-orders left at airing
ton 4 FarraF's, Gs Public Square.
Lakeland--the country seat Of DIR. Abbey,
on the Dickerson pike, for sale on Tuesday
next. Newson, Glover & Co., and AIRING
ton a Farrar, agents
The steamers Johnny Harper, Oorbett &
Barry and Harrison & Sons, agents; and
Albert, PEBBLES agent
Administrations notice-estaie Of F.
AchtzchneT.
Fresh buckwheai at Medary's, 9 Broad
street.
Ayers cherry peotoral and other medi-
cines-Berry, Demoyille & Wharton.
Chancery notices from Camden, Tenn.
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/
These tables show the receipts Of cotton
to be 579,S47 bales. Add 100000 bales for
other interior pOintRi and wewiIl have 67s, !
S47 bales-about all thathave been received
this year. As figures show, that in any
previous year over hafthe cotton of that
year is received before the second week in
DeceInber, we must concluIe that the pres
ent season oyer half-most probably two
thirds-of the crop has, been received.
This computation will make tie crop of
1867 from 100000 to ,25O, OOO bales.
Cotton.was quoted frmsin, Liverpool on
the 10th inst. at 14d, with sales of 10000
bales. Il. 9GilCJ DDH gJrBG3
A meeting of the railroad agents was
held in Chicago on the Sth inst, at which
it was decided to reduce the rates of freight
l5cents per 100 pounds between Chicago
and New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Oa pau. a.e. ~ tFE5FB
The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the 8th inst. says of the domestic dry goods |
market: 3 Is - Z gt "a 81
''The trade has recovered little from the shock
OF last week, and there is more confidence in the
credit and standing of responsible firms and less /
Of the foolish panic which has prevailed in rela-
ton TO the sOlyency of all connected with this Il
branch of business. The impression Is ginning 4
ground that staple goods have reached about the /
lowest point, and here and there bold operator Il
has been induced TO pick up invoices of desirable
goods offered at a concession to hold them over
for another season. We think that many houses /
With moderate capital, which have bought for
cash or snort time, have been too liberalingrant
ing credits to their country customers, and find ]
ing themselves disappointed in making colleo- |
tons will be pinched in their finances before the
opening of next season. But little pressure Of
his sort does not imply insolvency, and all who |
have not met with large positive losses willbeas-
sisted TO bridge over the gap in the receipts and
learn wisdom we hope for the future. al-.
Prints move little more freely, although the |
demand Is much less than was expected atthis 1
stage Of the. season. The stock Of good dark
here is little probability OF any further impor- |
-ant accumulation as many OF the largest manu- |
lecturers have already commenced the production 1
IF medium and light work adapted to the early /
pring sales"
Of foreign goods the same paper says
THE market for foreign goods remains dull |
md there is little prospect Of improvement until
here is a demand for the next seasons business |
The importations during the last few weeks have /
)een comparatively small, butowing to the lrni-
ed requiem ents of the late trade the stock re-
naming in the hands of importers is larger than
vas expected. and much of it must necessarily |
Re carried over. Fancy dress goods generally /
nd black and cOlOred silks are lower; WOOlens / !
4 nearly all descriptions are quite inactive 4
here Is little inquiry for linen goods for mems
year, but the transactions thus far have been Un.
important. Etg.ffH RI p
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Fer Rent.

A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE LAW
n and Business Offices. IN y"
Also. the rear of a building on the Public
SquAfes beiowl CESAR street, containing eight
Apply at No. Il Cherry street
decI-lW MICHAEL VAUGHN
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SINGLETON, at the Postofice, has the
Chimney Corner, Harper's Weekly, Frank
Leslie's illustrated Newspaper, Democrat
for December, and the latest dailies.
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gold compare a. follows:

To move 100000 hogs at the price current on
the 5th of December. 1860 which was dc per 100
Los below The, ayeIaEe for the season, which
sum OF hogs a. current prices requires only so :
uJO.Ul This Is an important feature so far as
regards the money market. IL Is z very disa-
greeable feature 80 far IS regards the owners of
hogs, ana "a many cases the depreciation in val
Il Is also 10 be noticed Ia his cor yieefi5,, ~ ~
mere viii De falling OF in the number OF hog
al the packing points, As compared with est
mates made at the beginning Of the season IL
was then believed that there would be an in
crease IN number as compared with last year Of
sl1b00. 1t was also thought the weight ,resli
be equal TO last yeaT. The packing thus ar
SHOWS falitns OF Of 10 per cent. ia Veirht and
estima tes OF the Increase in number have been
lowered 20 J0J,Qt9 as the outside fRlIre The
MS. esumafe Was probably correct az % the
number OF hess IN The country, but the deuBor-
aiizAtleh ot the Trade will prevent the oQncea-
trauOn OF the usual proportion az the packing
ing points Farmers will pack great many
hogs, relying upon the country market for the
sale Of the product. Besides they viii retain a
did when prizes were % 10 50 per cent hTher than
AZ present, PORK meat isnoW much Cheaper than
any other kind Fresh ksefis selling IA on Re-
iail markets at doublethe price hogs are SELLING
i9f q ehol ssaie, We may expect therefore. Z
afEsely, increased eensumptisn Of hos products
tAToaghout the whole eOREtry--an increase thai
viii onset ans possible falling lh in foreign shir-
ments, AMI any possible increase in the erao /,
Last years crop was not all consumed bscsase
specuiators got hold 0f the crop early in the sea-
sSe. so p,.t pEless ap @ ekerbiiaHt agurss. TIA
son, vas about So per Dbl. aud prime leaf lard
nc per 10. These prices were maintained up 10
a YeIy recent date. Nov meas bark a sl9 nsr
Dbl, and lard HE per n. IT. therefore. prfces
Of oeei, muttonSnd butter areto be maintained
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A FARM OF l66 ACRES. FOUR MILES
"a from Nashville, on the Stones River Pike:
eighiy acres In eultgation: well enelosed and
rooms. and in coed neighbsrhOod. AppIy 10
% % ARLINGTON 4 FARRAK. "
deco-lW No. 6S Public Square.
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DRrGs. MEDICINES. PERFUMERH
FANCY GOODS,

And other articles usually kept in spch astab-
ishmeufs. which he Offer nt the lowest cash
prices. The Goods are iresh and genuine
Mr.. CHARLES ". RISIlAE, tormeriy Book
keeDer and Prescripfi0nist 40 fhe Drug store %
p jenkins B CO.. q with d.. G., and will
take pleasure 5n BaitiuE upon bis numeruy
ipreseriptiobs Promptly and accurately com
,,i..l III IN hsurs 1se8-ff
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pr fOreign goOds the sarie papet says !.
GENERAL MARKETS.
OrF1cF OF TEE UN1ov ASn D1sp,rc

OFFICE OF THE UNION AND DIsPATCH,l
49,. TUESDAY, Dec. llth, 1866. l..
"a y 81 eOFToN MARKET. y Oh "a
The cotton market during the last week
has been tolerably, brisk, prices having
ranged from PIC to 29c. The following
have been Che transactions during the
week
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A RIRST-CLAsS STORE HOUSE ON THE
"a Public Square. Also. nice little Farm
three miles from the city. well Eatered, good
Isna. good neishberheod, good improvements.
g, n. HICKS. Hicks China Kan. IS Public
o4uhIe. dec.-1Ot
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For Sale or Exehonge

An ELEGANT SUBURBAN HOME OF
"A twenty acres, two miles out on n gohj n;ls
Rich SOIL good hoase. Eve acres of inc frnits
fencing and outhouses complete, perennial spring
and eistern. House newly painted. VIII be
sGld 81 bargain. If not sold by the 10th inst,
will be rented 10 a good tenant reasonable Inv
Inquire az this Office or T. s. Mari, Banker.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

Gold advanced in New York YESTERDAY
! Of one per cent, having opened at IS7,
was 1879 at 1880, 1873 at12SO, and closed
at 1879 at P. NJ. The highest point
reached during the day was 1873, and the
lowest 1863, Brokers here were paying 1856
and were holding at 1877.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows.
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For Attorney GenerRl-ElVenfh Ju.
dtetai DIsfrict.-We are authorized to an
nounce A. C. HICKEY. Esq. as a candidate for
Attorney General. for the Eleventh Judicial
District, eOmpOsed'of the counties of Giles. Mar
rshalL Maury. Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman.
novls--td EA# ~
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POLICE CoURT.-There was 4 very small
docket Yesterday, and no cases Of interest
or importance A few DRINKS and disor-
derlies comprised the list.
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A Sure Pile Cnre.-DE. GfLBRRT's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst eases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RoNAIKE, Manager, No.
SIS Broadway. New York, lnOylT-3ms
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SALE OF FORT JONES.
chattanooga, Tennessee.
L, 5, EyeHEEK's Orrror.

I. ;. ENGISEER's OFFICE. D
NASHVILLE, TENN. Dec q lSi6
SEALED PROP0SALSWILLB ERECEIVFD
- -. az this Ohice until Thursday. December al
looo. iqr ne purchase Of For Jones, Situated
PItr me Onlon Depot. az ChattanOOga, Tenn.
THIS Fort contains a large amount III cnt and
88Iessed stone one magazine and other fixtures.
proposals should be addressed TO Brcvet Ngi
S5seeo; bnrrQughS. Corps Engineer 4. $. A. Bax
-, Nashville, Tenn" Proposals should EiVe the
poStomce address, plainly written BY parties
ma king the proposal '-'''
hS command Of Maj. Gen. THOMAS. L. SA
GEORGE BURROUGHS.
Captain Of Engineers and Bvt. Major N A
dec8-5t N' - ~
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lKenGueIIy live Stock Mnrket..

the following sales Of live stock on Monday
last (CouTt day@
The stock market with the exception of mules
tended downward, aud not mere than half Of.
fered was sold. Z j. Caldwell sold two year old
steers at $40 q per head yoke Of oxen sold al
from $50 to $50 per yoke; p three and four
year old cattle bid to S45 and Withdrawn fIsuck.
ing calves sold at Sl3 per heads ! common eok
and calf $50: u sucking mules bid to $50 PAT
head and withdrawn. Horses sold at ffom s25 "a
$40. 5. NJ. Hibler sold II yearlins mules at s65
three year Odds, $50 y; Is yearling mules, $50
81 three year old mules withdrawn, sl3S; 20 one
year old mules, sos; 2 do do, Sl6O; four year
colts $50 FIVE or six horses at from S. to $50 per
head-Quite low. Cattle declinedabout fifty cents
on the hundred hounds
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Boots and shoes Cheap az 20 Public
square, consequence of contemplated
change in my business. offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buysr-bs he a consumer or a merchant
will surely profit BY examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself Is 1 am quite In
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. dUTrNAKN,
sepe-tf No. % Public Square.
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O'NEILL' S I. 5. CLAM AeENcY,
No. 30 CEDAR ST., up Stairs, }

Nashville. Tenn
A Ii GLASSES OF LEGITIMATE CLAIMS
"A against the United States Government
promptly collected Particular attention fiven
90 claims for Equalization OF Bounty Parties
who have tled claims at my office, and who have
not heard from me lately in reference to them
are requested TO send me their present pOstOfiee
address. as many changes have taken place in
TIE postal arrangements since their claims we're
hled, and letters are being returned 10 me every
day unealled for. | intend visiting Washington
soon Tor the purpose Of urging a speedy settle
ment Of all claims now IN my hands, and IL Is
important that should be able 10 Communicates
with claimants promptly, as additional evidence
will have to be furnished in many cases. and
stronger proof Of loyalty in some cases Of citizen
claims Money advanced on officers. soldiers
and citizens claims.
/ am also agent for the National Steam Navi-
cation Company between New York
Liverpool, and Queenstown, Ireland
P. Q. BOX asa. JOHN O'NEIIL.