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THE MoNGRELITEs /:

OR The RADICALS So-CALLED. A Satire Poem
on the Mongrel Leaders In the Rump Congress. 90
PIP. l2mo. Price 20 cents.
Amy of the above works sent to any part of
the United States, postage paid on receipt ofprice
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TIE NORMAL RELATION OF THE RAcRs-An an
swer to "Miscegenation." Price, 25 cents
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tB~Wc have on hand fresh supply OF
good jobbing inks and are prepared to do
work in a neat and workmRnlike manner
and on short notice.
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TAX NoTIcE.-The Taxpayers will bear
in mind the time for the payment of the last
half of their taxes, for the year 1866, will
expire ON the 20th of June, lSG7 And all
who wish to avoid the rush will come I'M
mediately and settle their taxes, as the
Treasurer cannot, at his discretion, grant
further time than is authorized by law.
And as it is very unpleasant to the tax
payers to meet crowded house, and be
detained for two or three hours-besides
that it is very disageeable to the Treasurer
So in that event, delay no time in set
tling your taxes, for if they are not settled
by that time, the penalty will be added, as
| am going to retire from Office. .s..
...r... DANIEL STALEY. p.
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THE OLD aUARD, VOL, uI, ls65.
ME OLE GuARD. YoL. IY. 1aRR.

IL contains the new novel by Dr. 4. Dunn En-.
glsh, in full entitled, 1.-The Peer and the Printer
Also valuable political articles Svo, 5T2 PIP. Ss
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. II, 1854,

Containing steel portraits of Mayor Gunther, T.
IL Seymour j. W. Wall, L. B. Olds, r. b. Taney,
Alex Long, g. y. Cox, Gideon j. Tucker II. NJ.
Prince, q. IT, Pendleton, and Daniel Holsman.
octave 2s4 PIP. Price S2b0.
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OTIS on rnE coSsrIrUr1oN OF THE UNITED

With expositions ofthe most en- M ent Statesmen
and Jurists. Historical and Explanatory Notes
on every article. BY G. Chauncey Burr, author Of
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Y.M. Il. Il. A.-The annual meeting of
the Young Mems Reading Room Associa-
tion was held in the Lecture Room of the
German Reform ChuGch, on Saturday eve
ming last.
The usual preliminaries on such occa-
slonS through with. the report of the Board
was read giving brief history of the or
sanization and objects of the Association
its management--the progress it had made
the good it had accomplished, and its
financial affairs, ETC., which was respectful
ly submitted on behalf OF the Board by the
President Mr.. 5. ScoTr.
From this report we learn that the whole
number of "active and subscribing mem
bers is one hundred aud forty" with fair
prospects of increased membership during
the coming year. The number of papers
and magazines taken by the Association the
past year, sixty-fifteen dailies, five tri-
weeklies, twenty weeklies aud twenty
mouthlies. The average attendance of
members and visitors for the "iirst six
months was fifteen during the day, and
from twenty to thirty in the evening"--for
the six months following, about the same
average during the day with an increase
during the evening. The receipts the past
year were about eight hundred and fifty
dollars-the expenditures about nine hun
dred dollars. The current expenses the
coming year are estimated at about six
hundred dollars. After toe reading of the
report it was. on motion, adopted, as were
the reports of the Treasurer and several
committees. t--. '- '.+ .-- ..... -ho
An election was held, and the following
gentlemen were chosen asi officers OF the
Association for the ensuing year: g5G
President--Rey. Samuel Scott.
Vice President-A. ID. Wilt.
Cor. Secretary--,J. A. Ambrose.
Rec Secretary--H. T, Strickler.
Treasurer. u. Newport. r, 20 q. an
Directors-Rev. T. p. Bucher, Ed E.
Buvinger, X. Rodgers. t- a'
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
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aRants.

All notices, not exceeding four lines, solid mat.
ter, win be inserted In the colnmn under this
heading for iloealK Gee cent? per day.
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SOUTHERN WEALTH AND NORTHERN PROFITS,
As exhibited in statistical Facts and Ofcial Fig
ures. By Thomas Prentice Kettell, late editor OF
the Democratic Review" PIP. 1871. Price, 20 cts
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. 1, 1863,

Being review of Judge story's Commentar
ON the Constitution OF the United States. BY al
P.U psheF. Price, 81 ~ ? 5 IT. E-a' f---
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l. S a r.
AND
Manufactured TOBACCO
AND CIGARS.
Trade SslsSrooms 16 DEFY STREET, uear Broad
way, New York.

GENTLEMEN; AT the solicitation OF many fri, pds
largely connected in the TOBACCO TRADE Who
have long felt tho necessity for regular AUCTION
and COMMISSION TRADE SAILS, devoted excluslYe-
u 70 the disposal OF
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NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
LOCOMOTIVE DEPARTMENT, WEST DIvlsIoy.
III ...E .l.. ROCHESTER, Hpe Nl 1853 ' (

tat'.F a' ROCHESTER,, bee II, 1855 $50
G.haemen: have no hesitation in saving thu
believe the great majority of Locomotive Engi.
neers have found by experience that waithnnI
MatcheS are the most satisfactory Of any for
uses fhey run with the greatest accuracy and
stehdlness notwithstanding the rough riding of
an engine, and as have never knowiI one TO Wear
out they must be durable. | hope to see the time
when Railway Companies will generally adopt
your watches, and furnish them 70 all engineers
anu conductors. In my opinion it would greatly
tend to promote regularity and safety. 80 = IfI'
.. - Yours respectfully mi l.44g.,r
- CHARLES WILSON, @. CAis[ Ezotaesrl
lt.. Brotherhood OF Locomotive EHgineIrs
AfHsrieGH WateA Co., WdIsAaEa, Kass. . 10 y'I1i
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Patronage and Conade,,ce

or all who may favor us with their support
One of our firm having devoted many wears eN-
olusiYely TO the growing and manufacture of 10
bacco, IS thoroughly conversant with the business
In all its branches, and every endeRvOr viii he
made to realize, for all goods consigned 10 us tho
best market rates,
We have taken premises in immediate prONimi,
ty TO the largest Tobacco and Cigur Dealers i'm This
oity, SO that our saleswhich will be held regular
ly every Tuesday and Friday-are certain of being
fully represented and attended by the Trade
Particular attention gi0eH 70 Shipments In Bond.
All CoNsIGHMENTs will be OFFERED on the IAME,
made with remittanccs.
All parties favoring rs with their consignments,
VIII obllge by mhrhlng the Cases with their pri-
Vate mark, SO that the tame mae be sampled, and
sold In separate lots, and forwarding with the let
ter Of advice
THE Low EST LIMIT
Fer which the same may be sold, together win
POstoffice address.
,C9nsignees in shipping to u.s. will please mark
all Cases
sd. ID. @. Dc Co., I6 Deg ST., N. T."
We are Gentlemen
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uafmutratir asnblifatiuus.
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION HOVST.
VAN EvRIE, HORTON & CO.,
No. I0s Nassau street, ",

fouTIi's HISTORY or THE GREAT CIVIL WAR
IN the United states. from 1851 20 1905 ny r. G..
Horton. With GO Illustrations This book Is adapt
cd to all classes Of readers, and gives, In plain
language, clear anil correct account Of the late
War and Its Causes. 1t is the only History pub
lished from Democratic or State Rights stand
point. i6no pp., with illustrations, 4i6. 81 70.
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N NSH NSANOi 'CA' 4, AOOoi
Containing the portraits of Hon. Horatio Seymour,
Hon Z. l.. Vallandigham, Governor Parker, of N.
- Hon, ID, w. voorhees,, Hon. j. A Bayard, Hon.
r. Wood, Hon: y; Wood, and Hon. G. w. Wood
ward. Price, q 90. -l' .. |..
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ton, 4 few DAYS ago, Killed forty sheep
worth from four to five dollars per head.
Valuable pups
Last Wednesday afternoon VIM. Plum
mer, carpenter in IIillsboro', Ohio, at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat with
razor At last accounts he was still alive.
They have had flash banker at Wapa-
koncta--a gay cuss who called himself j.
A. Beyirc. lie put out his sign, "Auglaize
County Exchange Bank" Exchange It was,
for on Tuesday last it was discovered, by
several parties interested in deposits of S1O
up TO $1,000, that the exchange business was
closed-thc loyal Bevirc had "lit out"
..a -H.. o. a.l -
BUILDING AssocnrToNs.--A Columbus
dispatch to the Commercial, yesterday,
said;
The following companies were incerpor-
ated to-day, to-wit; The Kent Land and
Building Association, OF Kent, Portrge
County. with a capital stock Of S2OQOOO.
The Excelsior Building Association, lOcat-
ed at Youngstown. Ohio, with a capital
stock of 10000 The Barney & Smith Man
ufacturing Company Dayton, Ohio, Its
object the manufacture Of rolling-stock
for railroads, car wheels, iron and brass
castings, g.. The amount of capital
stock is S5OO,OOO.
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OF the DosyningvIlls Afilitia, on "Iinkin and the
WRr.h With portrait of the Major, and other
capital illustrations limo, 254 PIP, cloth. 81 &c.
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HISTORY OF THE UNION AND CONSTITUTION
Being the substance Of three Lectures on the
Colonial Revolutionary and Constitutional Peri.
DDS Of American History, with an Appendix con
tanning the Constitution Of the United states and
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions OF '98 and
~. BY Z. Chauncey Burr, Price, 20 cents.
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EB-From his safe and economical way of
doing business, Schwarz, of the Eagle
Clothing Store, can and does sell first quail
ity clothing from fifteen to twenty per cent
cheaper than any other house in the city.
Call and see. r.r.i.- Apr24
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
9Ofal aud HlisftlIautuus.


Subscribers TO the Daily Kapirs, when the pa
pers are. delivered ia the city by the carriers
must pay 10 them at the rate Of ncsNiy oenfs per
tVaeE
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Dayton Grain Market.
Wheat. 80 10; Corn, sO@S5c.; Oats, 65cs;
Flour, SIG. retail. t.I Hl. sli
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PIANOS AT AUcuoN.--To-morrow morn
ing Friday at 10 o'clock, the instruments
now on exhibition at Christopher q Spiel
mans, No. 3l3 Third street. The new
Piano is seven octave, equal to Stein
way, square Piano, round corners, three
rows moulding elegantly carved through
out, and finished in the best manner, and
manufacturer will give live years war
rantee. \ second hand instrument, good
Que, likewise on sale and exhibition.
May lG '67-dlt
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Agents for the Emnire.

Mr.. THOMAS SPIELMAH aud CHARLES b.
ROBINSON, are authorized agents for the
DAILY EMrIRE in this City.
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LEAF and Manufactured Tobacco,

Ana Cigars, we have much pleasure in announc-
ing that having given the matter our careful con
sideration, and being satisfied that the trade re-
quires such an establishment, we have commenced
business at the above address, determined that
nothing shall be wanting on our part TO deserve
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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THE CoPPERHEAD MINSTREL:
a Choice Collection OF Democratio Poems and
songs for the use ofClubs and the Social Circle
20 pp. 12roo. Pfice26c. q u, sEl - Il
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Old owl unin poplar tree,
shut his eve md winked at me,
Whoo, whoo are yei ...
But it wasn't the same that sits on Min
ick's store box and winks at the passers
by.
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sltourturp aud GOmmtrftal.
Dayton Retail Market.
DAYTON, May 1e. 1867.

CORRECTED DAILY ny JOHN A. MINIcK, COR
EER JEFFERSON AND MARKET.
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PosToFFicE, DAYTON, o. May 10, 1867.
Until further notice the mails win arrive and
close at this enlce as follows;
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Amy OF tho grades Of Waltham Watches may be
purchased of Watch Dealers nerAlly throuRh
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Your obedient servants,
D. DOUGLAS CAULKINs & co.

D. DOUGLAS cAULKIEs, D. w ooRBIN, l., B. oAULKISs
References by permission William j. Stitt a
Co.. 173 a l75 Washington ST., n. VI JAS. Syming
Esty, Esq, 3 State st., n, Y; Hon. VIM. Bross of
Chicago, Lieut.. Coy. of Illinois, Hon. Samuel
Ashton, FernAndina, Fla
-. o. J. BERINGER, Agent,
No. 81, WOrman's Building jefferson st., DAYTON.
Ohio. March 20, 1s67-w3m-9s
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AMERICAN
WALTHAM WATCHES.

We claim and are prepared to prove that the
American Watches manufactured at waltham,
Massachusetts,, are not only equal. but far supe.
rior, to the watches Of England, Switzerland and
France. We also, claim that they are CHEAPER,
MORE ACCURATE, MORE DURABLE, and
more easily kepti order and repaired than any
other watches in the market. .,,., tfa,.. .uf-
Because in each one Of tho vsry numerous parts
Of which watch is made up, we attain, by me.
chanieal power, nearly a6so,utsmathematfcal pre-.
cision and uniformity, making every watch Of any
one style true copy OF Its model
This similarity in structure reduces the cost of
productions It'll secures uniformity in results; It
perPetuates and frydHiSty dinuses any excellence
that may be once achieved. and makes II easy to
repair any injury sustained, or replace any part
thatmay be lost or destroyed.
In addition to these mechanical ad yantages. our
Watches are simpler in structure, and therefore
stronger, andless likely to be injured than foreign
watches
How they run under the hardest trial watches
can have, is shown by the following letters.
PENNGYT A A. n A ~ n. .
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9ofal Matites.

All notices in this column viii be charged at the
rate of ten cents per line for each Insertion Ten
Lines, one day, dollar--ten lines two days, two
dollars, and so on for amy length OF time.
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OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
ALTOONA, Pa 18th December, 1886
Gentlemen: The watches manufactured NV Won
nave been in use on this railroad for several wears
by our enginemen, to whom, we furnish watches
as part OF our equipment. There are now some
three hundred OF them carried on our line and
we consider them good and reliable time keepers
Indeed, have great satisfaction in SAVING voitr
watches give us less trouble and have worn ana
DO wear much longer without repairs than any
watches we have ever had in use on this road. AS
English manufacture, OF acknowledged good rep.
utation, but rs class they never kct time as cor
yours. 49, "'
In these statements am sustained by my pres
decessor, Mr.. Lewis. whose experienced extended
over series Of years. Respectfully
EDWARD III, WILLIAMS.
General SHpeFi1tendSnf
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FIVE HUNDRED THousAND.-By refer
ence to another column It will be seen that
grand scheme is now in progress for the
aid ofthe southern Orphans Association" }"
A Grand Charitable Presentation Con-
cert is to come ofrin the city of Baltimore,
Md, on the 18th of June, at which time and
place distribution of 100000 gifts, or the
drawing therefor, is to take place. Single
tickets, 81; 5 tickets, 81 90; 10 tickets, 80 4;
aud 90 tickets, S4i Hereis an opportunity
offered for an Investment for charitable
purposes not often offered to the public.
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EB The question is pertinent one
and cannot be to often repeated why was
there no Coroner's:inquest--no post mo,ten,,
on the body of the dead Lincoln?
Another question. What has become OF
BosToN CoRBErT, the christian, who shot
BooTH?
And yet another. lit is true as It Is re-
ported by telegraph, Col. CoNdER testi-
ties, that BooTH's diary was full and com
plete when it left his hands, who cut out
and destroyed the eighteen pages?
And yet another. Could 1t be possible
that the writing on those pages would have
implicated some high official at Washing
ton.
And yet another If the parties who
have already been executed were guilty of
conspiracy to kill LINCOLN, why do they
hesitate to try john II. SURRATFg
And yet another. If they are honest
men in high official position at Washing
ton, why don't they give us some evidence
of by their acts? ......---...-
And still another. If 1t Is true, as the
the telegraph Hot0 tells us that Col /. CoNGER
testilies that the pages in BooTHs diary
was cut out before he took possession ofI
1t, which of the dispatches tells the Iepl
They cannot both be true.
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Treasurer of Montgomery County, o.
May 10, 1867. .w. 1Odaw3tS6
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w AETED-MERCHANTs BANKERS
And Everybody Wanting Good Printing done TO
examine the work executed at the Empire steam
Job R00ms N0'5e Main street p Vt
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LEGAL NOTICIE.

HENRY sTOOllY will take notice that peti-
II tion was filed in the Clerks Once, Of the
Conrtgf Common Pleas, in Montgomery County
Cause-yillful absence for three years.
/ - r. ---- Nd. ELIHABETH STOODY
May 8, lS67-w6'35 .. j. II, BRggott Atty.
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THE undersigned now offers, at greatly reduced
stand of H. Kline. No. $50 Third street The entire
stock OF goods MUST BESOLD, as a changein the
business is anticipated Call in soon, the time
Is limited, and procure your bargains. The goods
inc. aal-' - :, 10y TkN0ORE
aps'6Id1m Successor to Henry Kline.
Evening star., 1867-06-18

"St2&
to4........... ....A.ll
Beginning on the line of|
the north side Of Penn.
syivaniA Aven ne forty.
seven feet seven and
hall inches northwest
from the southeast cor.
ner Of said square, run
ming thence. north west.
with the line OF Penn
sylvania aven 40 tWen.
ty-fiv8 feet six inches,
and with that widtA OF
twenty-five feet six in.
ches. extending north
eastwardly 8s right
angles 20 PeunsylVa.
MIA avenue forty feet,
six inches, and thence
running with conver-I
gtHg lines 70 an alley,
seventeen feet wide,.
which alley runS st
right angles TO Nine
te~nth street west. and
tho south side which
ihfersects said Nine.
teeDth street west one
hundred aud forsy.two
feet north from the
southeastcorneT Of said
square, and tntersect.
ing the south side Of
said alley the easieYn|
boundary OF SAID part
OF lot one. at the dis.
lance Of twelve feet,
and the western sboua.I
darv OF sad part Of LOT
one, or the dtstaouo OF
tWsnty.sevan feet fronl
NinsteentA street west. |
Middleton. r.. r., trust
Caroline MsAllister.
Tax pev1Eg AnA cugb.|
Ing, tntoTeUt 1fou jar. y
uary Q, 1865. -. eee. .70j
Beng ~ north tWeuty.|
stx feet Dix inchoo ffOa d
Of said lot ~ Tie depth
Niddision, Dsniaula FL
Evening star., 1867-06-18

beglnDln8 elgnty Ieet
two inches and halt
westerly from the
northeast corner Of said
square, running thence
westerly along the line
OF Maryland avenue
twenty.three feet ten
and half inches, thence
soutberly at right an
giles with said avenue
eighty.one feet nine ia
ches, thence east two
feet, thence north fif.
teen feet, thence east
eighteen feet, thence to
the beginning.
Loeliger, John.
Tax opening alley %. .76
Being the north twenty.
nine feet front of said
lot by the depth thereof.
Lawson, James. ......
Lam bell, x. H. ..........
Ditto o...........-...
II A
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-02

Confederate Colonel G.. J. Lay, of
Virginia, died in New Orleans, on the
9Th, from the effects of wound re-
ceiyed in one of the battles near
Richmond, three years ago.
Norfolk, Va, has set u good exam
pie of enterprise for her sisters of the
Southern seaboard. She has opened
a direct and heavy trade with Liver
pool.
A Minnesota man realized from his
wheat crop, last year, more than twice
the amount paid for his farm the year
before.
The Republican party in New Or
leans has split into Radicals" and
"Unionists.
Gen. Swayne has given notice that
no negroes will be appointed on the
Mobile police.
Maine papers are Mortified at the
increase of divorces in that State.
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An Eye to Business.

It will be remembered that, some
days ago, we had the news that the
Emperor of Brazil had abolished
slavery throughout his dominions. A
few days after that, we had contra
diction of the statement IN toto.
Now it seems that the Emperor had
received petition asking that the
institution be abolished, to which he
has given no reply.
Some of our contemporaries think
that the whole matter was gotten up
by some cute Yankee, to stop North
ern emigration to that country. We
observe in our exchanges that lately
the enterprising Northerners were
emigrating IN large numbers-the
reason alleged being that they are
stimulated by the idea that slavery
being dead in this country, and they
having tried the experiment South to
some extent, they find that raising
cotton by freed labor is not very pro-
fitable, and they therefore rush to
Brazil, to engage in that business
with slavery, to compete with the
cotton planters Of the South, who
must 1ely solely upon free negroes
for labor in the field. Nobody but a
smart, enterprising Northern man
would have ever thought of going SO
far to invest his capital in cotton
raising, when the institution they
abolished at home is still the preva-
lent and profitable labor in the bust
ness.
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U. S. government Claim Office

GOLDIERS, SAILORS and all other per-
~ sons having claims against the Govern
ment, take notice that 1 collect additional
bounty, increased pensions, BACH pay and
old bounty due soldiers or their heirs pay
for horses and equipments owned by SOL
diers, lost in service, and forty cents per
diem for use of same while in service, and
commutation of rations due soldiers while
prisoners of war. We obtain Land War
rants for soldiers or officers who served
fourteen days or more in Mexican, Florida
or any Indian war, the Aroostook and war
of 1872, or were engaged in one battle in
any of said wars. Prize money, bag mo-
ney, naval bounty and pensions collected
for sailors.
Colored soldiers, seamen and their heirs
are entitled to additional bounty, to pen
sions, prize money and naval bounty, as
the same paid to white persons.
Collect officers three months pay proper
and arrears Of pay, settle their accounts
with the Government, together with claims
for additional pay for servants, now due
all officers since 1864. Also, collect claims
for property taken for the use of the army
whether vouchers are given or not. Cali
or ad ress, enclosing stamp,
t. HURLEY,
United States Claim Agent,
Post Office Box 49G. Charleston, S. C.
June2 re