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long to Isaac Vincent, (coored) and running sout,
erly on said east line and parallel to Johnson sire
i20 feet, thence easterly parallel to Cross street
feet, thence northerly parallel to johnson street
feet to Cross street. and thence westerly on the som
side Of Cross street 20 feet to the beginning. In
Provements Nos. IS and ST, two three story Bril-
Dwellings and two story Brick Back Buildings Al
Frame Sheds. Part of the Lot only. Assessed
Ann Jones for State and City taxes, for the yea
1907 1868 and $50
ja20-s.Swts Titv CsIiector
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DEsrIrUTIoY IN ALABAMA.-The Huntsville Lade.
pendent. of the l7th says
Hon. NJ. II. Cruikshank of TalIadega, commits.
sioner appointed by the Governor to aid in the dis
trbution of supplies to the destitute is at present in
our city, He informs that 5000 rations daily will
be sent to city for distribution to the destitute in
this district, composed Of the counties of Madison
Limestone Lauderdale, Lawrence, Franklin. Nor.
gan. Marion, Winston, by persons appointed for that
purpose in each county.
There is much restitution in North Alabama. and
we are glad to that the Government has shown d
disposition to relieve the wants of the poor. We
hope the supplies will be properly distributed and
care taken that no one not entitled shall receive
them. We understand that supplies have not vel
reached here, but will in short time as they had
been shipped from Nashville, -H.
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3th against 66 the 18th; but at Frankfort on Sun
gay the list. they were sold at 7O34. including in
teres the news Of the decline of gold this side
having been received in the interval by the steamer
Anstralaslan Erie reported at 57G571l, shows de-
cline of =; Illinois Central u -
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Eaard OF Grade.

Committee of Arbitration for January
HENRY 7. ZOLLICKOFFER,
WM. l.. MONTAGUE JR., Taos. X. MATTHEWS, Jr,
II. IRVINE KEYSER, THOMAS GOODWIN.
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TOBACCO.

D. w. GALL oERIsTIAE AZ.
c. W. GAIL & AK,
Manufacturer, Of all kinds Of
Smoking, Fine Cat Chewing Tobacco
nzd SnuG.
ALSO.
Importers Of Pipes, Snuff Boxes.
&C., &C., &c.
NO. IS BARRE STREET.
Bett0een Charles and Light &rssts,
BALTIMORE. BID.
G. W. GAIL. oHRIsTIAN Ak. GEORGE :, KroHtrg.
baltimore. Baltimore. Ne,, Yo-L
GAZE. AK 81 KUCHLER.
Tobacco and Commission House.
DEPOT OF
q. ". GAIL d AIS MANUFA CTURES,
BALTIMORE.
l78 and IT'S WATER STREET. near Maiden Lan.,
au14-e NEW YORK.
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TmpOrfs-EOastWise.

New York-Str. Patapsco-l70 bbls apples, Kings
land & Co.: 400 bags barley. 325 boxes cheese D. T.
Buzby; Is cases Gutmegs, bags pepper, " Il. Craw-
ford y Co.. 81 pkgs castings, &C. Z. Whitman & Sons:
Is kegs iron nuts, Poole Il Hunt; s. tubs butter W
D. Shurb /. Co.: !. bhls Apts. John Martin & Co.;
pkgs leather, IA boxes axies, pkgs hardware, Z.
Jenkins & Sons: u cases mdse, Thomson i Block 5
Palmer n Co.; IA bdls chairs, Hiss Il Bro: casks
ehieorE: u Ibis whisky, Nordlinger & Co; 10 bdls
bags, Phillips Mait!snai y cases hardware, W. j.
Wilmer u Co..; 10 bdls baskets G. S. Maltby i Co.,
20 boxes lemons, 50 do oranges, ORDER . pgs cham
bagra G. H. Myers Bro, Is hhds provisions. Cou-
ter j Co.; 50 bales Qaknm, Hugh Bolton * Co.: u
pkgs hardware, ii. Keith, Jr. j Son; 80 cases wine
L. Thomson u Co.; 70 bags peanuts, W Bridges i
Sop, 30 bales mdse, S. BeYan & Co.: 80 bags coffee
order; 20 pkgs mdse, B. 4 O. R. r. Co.; 100 do do
$50 bbls potatoes, 80 do apples, sundry persons.
Norfolk-Steamer George Leary-59 bales cotton,
Whedbee & Dickinson 50 do do Drakeley & Fenton
Plymouth, N C-Schr Sarah Ann / bbls wine, do
aaxseed, do rags. 5000 shinges-Whedbee i Dick
nsGn.
Richmond-Steamer State Of Maryland. IS pkgs
tobacco-J Peasants Sons; 1874 kegs naiis-stick-
ney Co. y bales cotton, IA pkgs tobacco. 800 do
mdse-Sundry persons.
ImDOrts-FOreign.
Myerpool-Br bark Cariooa, 1000 sacks sult-,John
Hughes,
ExpOrts-FOreigR.
Rio de Janeiro-Bark Agnes 216l bbls -four, SO, BIS
lbs lard, 100 bbls rOsin, 2,02l feet lumber.
Demarara-Br bark Delaware, l,449 bbls -four, A0
do meal AS do bread 200 do pork 800 bushels corn,
200 do peas 60 do oats 100 do BRAN 26 lbs candles.
10000 do lard. 1526 feet lumber. 80 bales hay do
straw, IS mules, pkgs sundries.
Rio de Janeiro-Brig Redwing, 1,-sl 5bls -four,
Is S74 lbs lard
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FOR SAVANNAH, "a.
<EI1FffS
Zss-a'ss- -

On FRIDAY NEXT. February "a.
The Steamship FANNIE will sail from the wharf
foqt of West Falls avenue, for Savannah, en- FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, February I'd, al O'Clock.
For freight or passage, apply to
}. BRANDT Jr..
ia2I-lt IS ILinht -rnnt N l.-t
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IL EDIGlNE CHESTS FOR SHIPPING
AVE- NEW CHESTS kept ready for sale or fitted 10
OLD CHESTS replenished, promptly. neatly. aDy
at low rates by BENJAMIN T. WEIGH,
pharmaceutist,
No. So South Broadway
Ia l-hm One door South of Pratt 81 Baifo
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New York Markets.

New YoRK, Feb 2-The Cotton market to-day is
quiet and unchanged Flour steady and unchanged,
steady. Pork buoyant. at $3.50 per barrel Lard is
heavy. Whisky is dull and nominal.
bbIs, State at $$685@$S15; Ohio $500 1880, and
Corn heavy; sales of 1000 bushels. Western Si6S6
cts Beef steady Pork firm; sales of 1000 bbls Mess
S2s 62l4929 Lard dull Whisky dull at $2.23@2.26.
dull; Museovado 1O14@12 cts; sales 1000 hhds Ha-
Tana lO@lSA cts Coffee quiet; Naval Stores quiet.
Petroleum dull. Freights dull. Gold HOS
Philadelphia Markets.
PH1LAPELPHIA. Feb. 2-Flour is very quiet. with
sales of Northwestern Extra at $3.50 Wheat-sales
Of prime red at HOPE cts Rye-sales at 90@95 cts
cts. Whisky is very dull at Is cts 7 gallon.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Flour quiet. Wheat dull and y
cent lowersales at 121 for Mol and 81 SSI
@1 81 for No. 2. Corn dali at 3715 cts for No 2. Oats
dull. Provisions uusettle9-Mess Pork moderately
active at 25 for standard brands green meats quiet
Lard dull at cs Hogs are in fair n9 SuppIv bnt
less active, and l0915 cts = 100 b3. lower-sales at
SS50@9:25. Dressed Hogs dull, and declined l0@l5
st. 55 closing with sellers and t'" buyers at slo's@
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2.-Wheat in good demand; No.
s Tece MESSY e. P at eoo a Ssmbn %
$2S259;23 Lard l715 cts, generally held 4c high
At ehlSaSO.
The shipment of live Hogs during the week ending
Monday were lSIo against 10Y last week, and 4,l69
for the same week last year. The shipments of
dressed Hogs were 1913 against $50 last week and
SSi0 for the corresponding week last year. The fol-
lowing table shows the weekly shipments of live
Hogs from October lst to date for three seasons
T Tfef ending 3S3 IS 5s6t 81 5sS d.
Add dressed to date. $3.50 $1,000 99i35
Total, 2O76H 2Q6.l2 80 4sS
Deductng the shipments from the receipts the bal
should Indicate about the number left over for
packing and butchering.
Receipts from October LIST to date, 5847i3
Shipments 2076l4
Balance left for packers and butchers, 81 099
son of 1856 to date at 2S0OO0 excluding the hogs,
live and dressed, in the hands of the packers
Foreign Markets.
HAVANA, Jan'y 27.-Sugar market not active-the
qualities required by present purchasers not found
in quantity. Quotations for the day irm-white
through at S5@7 q 100 lbs yellow do, Nos. - to %,
at Si34Gg54 do brown, los. II and r. good and dry
1901 do cucuFucOs Nos. 5 TO 10, at $312Gi do
muscovgdos, there are no inquiries this week, and
our stock is light.
Shipped during the week-4,10S boxes and ISL
hhds, hence and for Matanzas. Of which to New
boxes Portland Sg do: Hamburg SIG do: Spain 800
do, and to Vera Cruz % boxes, leaving stocks
hands at the two ports $3.50 boxes and S76T hhds.
against for same time last year. So $50 boxes $3.50 do
do others. pr2duce as late advised
Wharf sales of foreign produce s4nge last notes
January 81, cargo OF Goldfish, = MireVile, from
Halifax p t. (said 612 from store 500 sacks Rice
toes, At ,S4N each; 18th, q Moro Castle, New
York, 81 boxes chewing tobacco at t2I,
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SECOND BOARD.
Prices of Stocks ana BONDS In New York

TELEGRAPH.
Furnished By Leonard Tormey q: o.. SocS and BIZ
Brokers'. No % South Street.
February 2. 1866.
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GNFFICE OF THE COnFFER<uav sr,,,, =,
W BOAT COMPANY, FLANrI, IGAN'S WIRE
b1LT rs2F :. September q. 1866.
statement having oaan c;ro,,o.,7 .-.u.. 49,.
az oUtsds lion IN that the "COSfhERCTAJ"
New Yort nb he. steamers between this port and
and 10 ~ H. "a been only established temporary,
o aT ~ 90 withdrawn at the convenience Of tde
slater % UNDERSIGNED wishes to correct such mis-
sbis Aent and gives assurance 70 merchants and
fpers generally between these pcfts that arrange
soents nave been completed to keep up regular com
muAleation for tEve years. The extensive docks at
fier No. II North River, New York. and klannlgans
wharf, In have been leased for thai period,
and afford dock accommodation unsurpassed by shy
line In either port. Three first claSs freight Steam
ora, viz, the SEA GULL, FALCON, and KING
FISHER, will mako regular ard rapid connection
and Will deliver Freight according 70 the tsra's %
shipment during that tins . -
JACOB B. SMULL
scs-smi General Agent
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is now receiving FREIGHT for the above Port
and will sail on THURSDAY. February LIST. 1865. a
O'Clock P. N: No freight received after Il NJ OF
the day of sailing.
For further information
Apply to
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6fA TUE UAAF EsEON, TEAAS-The line
sR1HHSA fast sailing Schooner MARGARET b.
- Lucy, Crosby, master, having the most of
her cargo engaged viii have Immediate dispatch for
the above port; for balance of freight or passage
having superior accommodation, apply at once to r.
n nES LEN, northwest Pratt and Gay streets
III iuflheT notice. del4-tf
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IL FOX w NGTeN C-Tb
SCI schooner JAME S BROPIIY. Cant. ParI,a[,
es~% having most Of her cargo engaged will Lay
immediate despatch for the above port. For ireigl
apply 10 HOPKINS a JANNEN, Is Spears yyhar
HQ,kEIrH kEICHNER, Agents in Wilmington.
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II FOR CHARLESTON. y. C.-PENDER-
$50 CASTS I.INE.-To sail with despatch the
clipper schooner CHAS. Il. PAIGE, 81
Dougnty, master having large portion of her CARGO
engaged and going on board will sail with dcspu,cl
Hor pelg9t or passage having SUPERIOR staten
WICK " CO., II Smiths wharf up stairs. Ga5Ig
insured insure on open policy. Agents in Charleston.
W lLilS ~ NEtSOiM i9v--Ef
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>E+cz FOR SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. vq.-
&5A1A sci will be dispatched for tie above bort in
- NJ case sufficient freight offers Apply at once -
till further. ''- .aI -.
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At Flanuigan's Wharf
~ Foot Of Long Dock.
Ja29-4t Or 10 MORDECAI ~ co Cav street
WE1.ES, FAEsGO & CO..

i5s13A " LE.BEHs FlbEaVHD q td2..
49, NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXCHANGE OFFTCE,
No. 81 Broadway, n. Y.
Exchange for sale on California
Agents in Baltimore, PENDERGAST, FENWICF
Co, II Smiths Wharf, up stairs iao--tf
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SHIP

tSE FOR SAVANNAH. CSA.-Tbe fine cor
EETRA pered schooner WEST DENNIS. Cant Cr5
well, having a large portion of her cargo eY
g2sed and going board. viii have quick dispatci
TOT balance Of freight apply to
n,.s KELSEY AZ GRAY,
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FOR CHARLESTON, S. c.
DIRECT.

DIRECT.
FstA The Splc2did
slLs.S7eS New Al
Steamship
"SEAGULL"
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IT NO. 4o-beginning for the the north SIDE OF
one hundred and twenty feet westerly from
the northwest corner Of Eager street and orK ave
street one hundred feet thence westerly parallel t.
Eager street twenty feet thence s9uta her
ger street twenty feet to tho begi.,ning Vacant
Part of the lot only. Assessed to Isaac Simmons
dS) for State and city f%ses for the year 1854 400
No. 7Sl-Beginr Ing for the same on the south side
Of Cross street, about 1917 feet eaSterly from the
southeast corner of Cross and johnson streets and at
the east line Of lot assessed to and SUPP osed to be-
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Cincinnati Markets.

e I CINCtNNATl, Feb. 2-Wheat in good demand; No. |
IS red red $3.50 Whisky nominal at S2.22 Hogs firm at
1t Lard 17l5 cts, generally held &c high
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THE NEWS.

The prediction has been made
that the Democrats will carry the
State Of New York this fall, with
out doubt.
An Insurance Company has been
organized in Ohillicothe with a
capital of 100000. Messrs. EN-
mitt and Stafford, of this place, are
stockholders. = [Waverly Demo
crat. ...' %
The name OF Judge Nash of Gal
liza County having been suggested
as probable Republican candidate
for Congress in this District this fall,
the Jackson Standard says it cannot
support him "even if he should be
nominated" 1t favors the nomipa-
tion of Gen. w. 81. Powell, of Iron
ton pronouncing him "a Radical in
whom there is no guile" We
might as well elect Thad. Stevens
as Radical, and the people of the
District, we opine, are not prepared
for that. isi yd ,t
On Monday morning last Sheriff
Hibbs started for Columbus, via the
Ohio canal, having in charge six
prisoners convicted at the last term
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To COnSuInptiVeS.

The advertiser, having been restored to heal tn
in few weeks by very simple remedy, fter
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con-
sumption-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To oil who desire it, he will send q copy Of
the prescription used, free of charge, with the
directions fer preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure cure for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
ject of The advertiser in send ng the Preserip-
tion is to benefit the afflicted and spread lnfor-
nation which he conceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as it will cost them nothing and may prove a
blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will please address,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
William sburgh, Kings Co., N. Y.
January IL, lS66-ly.
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The War in italy.

Inc last news from Europe re-
ports an engagement at Bohemia,
Skalitz, in which the Prussians
were repulsed, and retreated, leav-
ing their dead and wounded on the
field.
Prussia has again effected an al
lance with the King of Hanover,
guaranteeing him his throne and
possessions if he will capitulate
with his army and assent to the
PruSsian plan of recognizing Ger
many.
1t is noted that, as Austria has
never recognized the Kingdom of
Italy, so that power, in its declara-
ton of war, does not recognize
Austria. The proclamation of war
is addressed to the commander-in-
chief of the Austrian army in We
netia, not to the Austrian Govern
ment.
The inactivity Benedek is accoun-
ted for in Vienna by his desire to
have the Federal troops form a
junction with him, or allow the
Prussians to advance into Bohemia,
so that he can cut off their retreat.
Prince Napoleon and the Italian
Minister in Paris have had togeth-
er long audience of the Emperor,
at the Tuileries. The Italians are
pursuaded that If ultimately ddea-
ted, the Emperor eoiU haze no choice
6utto come to their 8uccor. "Lom-
bardy," says Lu P,es8e, "is Italian
territory. Its independence is
guaranteed by treaties of aohic6 Ce
are the sureties before Europe; and
no victory of the Austrians shall
ever again bring it under German
domination. This policy is placed
beyond the chances of war. Ii it
has not fulfilled all the wishes of
the Italians, it is sufficient for the
honor of France, and France will
know how to enforce it if neces-
sary."
The King of Italy has requested
the assistance of France against
Austria, offering in return to cede
the island of Sardinia.
The King of Italy denies that the
battle on the Oath was either lost
or won, but, on the contrary, says
his army is in excellent spirits, and
that he has ordered the concentra-
tion of all the armies to resume the
campaign. a...
The Federal Diet at Frankfort
on-the Main, on the 9th June, ap-
pointed Prince Charles, of Bavaria,
Commander-in- n-chief of the Federal
Army with instructions to conduct
operations under directions of Ben
edek.
Prussia has replaced the princi-
pal functionaries in Saxony and the
electorate of Hesse and Hanover.
Austria has proposed to her con-
federate allies that all their pleni-
potentiaries at the district should
be recalled, and a committee of
military plenipotentiaries appoint
ed in their place under the presi-
dency of Austria, this committee
to have power to decide upon mat
ters without reference to their Gov
ernments. This proposition has
not yet been agreed to.
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APOTHEOSIS.

APOTHEOSIS.
DEPARTED from Macarthur, Tuesday
morning, May 20, 1866, for the summer
lands Of heaven, Mr.. PRESLEY r. HIT ;
aged 50 years, one month and % days.
There was not link in the chain broken,
nor thread displaced, until the bright
Death Angels came down and breathed up
on his heart, and drew him away from
life's trials and sorrows which for years he
had patiently borne, enduring sickness and
distress, which all the care and affection OF
his devoted wife and children, and kind
friends, could not alleviate. His sweet
faith in the religion of Eternal Progress,
made him strong to endure. He felt that
Death is a welcome servant, who, with
noiseless hands, unlocks the flowery gates
of life and shows us the faces of those we
love,
Life to him is just beginning
Death is past and he is Free
Free to roam where'er he listeth
In the vast Eternity.
But again we know Wen greet him
just beyond the eternal shore,
Where no pain or anguish comes
Where we'll rest fOrevermore!
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rietta ta!--[Marietta Register.

The Galipolis Dispatch says that
a man named Guy Lewis has been
sent up to the Court of Common
Pleas by Justice Cameron of that
place on a charge of grand larceny,
for stealing a carpet sack contain
ing $125, the property of G. d. Fill
more.
We learn that DR.. Corson OF
Portsmouth committed suicide a
few days ago, by jumping out OF
an upper window. He had the
delirium tremens.-[ Jackson Stan
dard.
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S1 SOO PER YEAR, We want agents oy;

Of SO0 PER YEAR, We want agents ev-
SlaOOU erywhere to sell our Improved $50
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds Under
and upper feed. Sent en- trial. Warranted
five years. Above salary or large commissions
paid. Tho ONLY machines sold in the United
States for less than 40 dollars, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Whealcf Il Wilson, Grover
& Baker Sirg ger & Co., and BRchelder All
other cheap machines are infrngement and
the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine and
Imprisonment: illustrated circulars sent free.
Cal upon or ad hess, Shaw s. Clark, at Bidde-
ford, Maine or Chicago, Ill. june7-ieSly
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Do YOU want to know where to

get everything in the Drug line. at the very
lowest pricel Go to the Drug Store OF q. W.
Sisson, and you Will md everything that you
Iced, lie takes great care 10 procure pure Medi-
cines-that can be relied on-and the best
Wines, BrAndies, &c, STRICTLY for Medical
purposes,
The attention Of Physicians, particularly, Is
called 20 large ass ortment Of Nichols prepar-
atoms, known to be the most reliable Medicines
manufactured in this county, which will be
sold to Physicians at Is per cent. on the manu-
facturoi's price,
May 3m.
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For the Record
Equalization of Bounty.

Editor Record and Soldiers Of ViRtOR Co.:
| EN-, daily, enquired Of, concerning the
S8, ,33 per month additional allowance of
bounty 10 soldiers of 1861 and 81. And /
have lately seen some letters written by
claim agents from different pats of the
Stnte, deceiviEg and misleading soldiers in
relation TO this matter One fellow who
writes fro m Cleveland. says to a soldier in
this county, that "The Government is not
yet quite ready to act on these claims"
"Please send me your discharge" etc. Now
this man is NOT SUFFICIENTLY HONORABLE 10
do business for a soldier or he would have
told the soldier plainly tnat the bill had not
passed the Senate. He attempts TO deceive
the soldiers by saying Government is not
quite ready to act on these claims this
thing is false on its face. Government /. e.
the DEPARTMENTS are always ready to carry
out the requ irements of Congress, and
WHEN THE BILL BECOMES A LAW, there will
be no trouble in the matter, The SOLDIERS
can then find men in their own counties
and districts responsible in any particular
for their contracts, who will undertake to
get these bounties on as fair terms as will
these foreign irresponsible parties who ad-
vertise SO extensively and deceive so Gun.
ningly. Ii the bill does not become a law
the discharge certificates will be within
your reach, whereas if they are sent to men
when you know nothing Of, it will be
doubtful if you ever get them.
Swindlng is carried on extensively now.
a.days in the CLAIM DEPARTMENT, almost
daily, notices are published to the effect
that certain CLAIM AGENTS are DEFAULTERs,
and that THEY cannot do further business
in the departments, and yet soldiers seem
always ready to send their discharges to
parts unknown because X, Y, or z, an un.
known firm, advertise that they can do
celtain impossible things. | referred to
this matter some few weeks since, and still
soldiers come 10 me to ask about the said
X, Y, or q, to whom they sent their dis.
charge some months ago, and from whom
they have since been unable to hear. | have
not filled newspapers with advertis ements,
and false notices. but intend, when the bill
passes, if ever it does, 10 attend 10 the col.
lection oI these bounties. Beside the dis.
charges are worth something, and should
not be sent away, especially to agents oI
whom you know nothing, except that they
are dvceiving you and lying to you in theil
circuIaIs and letters. Iwrite for the bene,
ct OF tho Sc concerned, and am respectfully
II. C. JONES,
Late Capt. 18th o. vi.
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Strange bur True.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail, FREQ Of
charge, by addressing the undersigned. Those
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please ddress their obedient servant,
TIIOS. \. CHAPMAN,
jell-ly. S3l Broadway, N. Y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-07-19
Macarthur Produce Market.
ooRREcTED WEEKLY. Bi D. WILL a BROS.
McARTpuA. O.. July l2 1865
spetial alptiees.

SOMETHlNG NEW AND NOVEL FOR
- AGENTS, Pedlars, County Stores, Drug
gists, and all seeking an honorable and profitable
business, Free by mail for s. cts; wholesale
80 per doz. CAnvassers roalizo t6 to tl2 per
day profit.
ABBOTT & DOWD, Manufacturers, 1876
Water. st.. N V. May,2i 4w.