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Cincinnati Market.
ClscINNArI, March II, IS

CtsctNNArI, march IL, 1871.
FLouR--S9 25@9 75 for Spring
Wheat, and S9l75@1O % for Winter.
Extra Spring is held at $40 50@l1 80 ;
Winter do at Sll 50@l2 so; Spring
family at sl2@l2 70, and Winter do at
Sl2 75@13 80.
WuEAT-Spring is held at 50 23@
2 20, and No, l, for seeding purposes,
at 80 47@2 so; No. . White Red is
quoted at $27S@2 so: No. l do at ST.
8S@2 80, and extra, 2 95.
CoRN-No. l mixed shelled, in oleva.
tor, 61@62c; Ear Corn is dull at 300
57c.
: OATs-5Ot@51c for No. 1,
PRovIsIoNs-No material change in
prices
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no ConsumntIves.

q few weeks, by n very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered several years with severe lung atfeo-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption-is anx-
ofoure, H
To all who desire Il, he will send copy the pre-
scripuon used, tree ofcharge), with the directions
find sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chits&c The only object ofthe advertised In send
ing the Prescription, is 20 benefit tho afflicted and
spread Information whichh conceiycs TO be invau-
able; andhehopes every sufferer wiltry his remedy,
~ twill cost thom nothing, and may prove bless.
ing.
Parties Wishing tho prescription, will please ad
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willlamahurph, KinSs county, New York,
October IS, faG6--iy
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SKATING.


Ono of the most healthy sports of
tho present age is skating. But too
much care cannot be taken after Ska
ting all tho evening getting the blood
heated and the pores all open, that
you do not get cold and lay the foun-
dation of throat and lung complaints.
Goes Cough Balsam will bo found OK
collent in all such cases. We cay,
keep it in the house, ready for imme.
diate use,
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is also one Of
the best remedies in the world for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache, Sour Stomach, and all diseases Of
the stomach and bowels.
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1911 dan of March. 1857


18Th day of March, 1857 y
For cash, or cash IN thirty days. in one body all the
land ribbed below, for thirty e dollars per acre
for the whole tract, much more per acre as may
be offered. -1s
The propretors purchased this land in 1856 and it
Is now sold peremptory with no other reservation
than that mentioned above, to close the rusteeshlp
Inese lands form compact body adjacent to the
village Of Straitsyllle, IPerry County, Ohio, and in
cluJe the well-kn0wn vein Of coal known as the
Stratsyille coal These strata, for there are seye-
raj, surpass all others-ln Ohio, and perhaps IN the
Union, in thickness and the quality Of their COAL
Iron ore in great abundance, and coal and iron can
be worked above water level. Good Judges, and A.
mong others the late Prof Mather of this State has
stated that this district ofcounry would yet rival tho
most celebrated portion of Wales IN the production
ofcoal and IRON ore. ThemlnInium price s no more
than the value ofthe land for agricultural purposes.
IL IS reached in seven to nine miles from VOLTS Sta
ton or New Lexington, on the Cincinnati and Zanes-
ve Railroad, and rs. therefore, about l30 milesby
that road from CINCINNATI, is between seventy ana
eighty miles from Columbus. The situation ofthe
tract, rs whole. makesita key to the approach of
any adjacent valuable lands, and in this respect IL
has value. For any further information apply to
the undersigned at Somerset, Ohio, or to Jacob A.
Camp, Sandusky, Ohio.
81 s n w VcIs: Z s. 20 j T T. RE &c containing %
7. and R., 25 acres; part Of N L, X offs. T. Il same
S. T and R. acres; ". offs ": a. same s II.
and R., 40 acresi s, F. 4 ofN W. u, same s., T. and
r., 80 acres; part of W. X IN. W. u same s., T.
and r., "a acres; s. W. x s. l0 same r. and r., 100
aeres; p. Of n ". s. 10, same T. and g.. so
acres; q $. W x ofN ". u s. 80, same 8. T.. and r.
90 acresi N. w. 4 OF N. W. d, same s. T. and r.,
40 acres, in all 5ss M:lOO acres. more or less and
~. Johnson, Sheriff of Perry CO., Ohio, to Dixon
Brown. Recorded. DIXON BROWN, Trustee.
March 7-2w
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-renowuod As.
trologist and somnambulstic Cairvoyant while in a
cairvoyant state delneaes the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aud of ninstru
ment of intense power, known as the Psychomo-
trope, guarantees to produce perfect and life.lke
picture Of the future husband or wife of the appll-
can't with date ofmarrage, occupation leading traits
Of character, &c. Thisis no imposition, as teshmo-
malls without number can assert. BY stating place
of birth, age, dsposton color OF eyes and hair and
enclosing ity cents, and stamped envelope address
ed toyourselG You will receive the picture by return
mail, together with desired information.
BBAddress in confidence, Madame Gertrude Rem
ngton, II. q. Box 297, West Troy, NJ. Y.
Feb, IL, 1867 iy.
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VINO Wan,s a Nice Residencei

P. RISING offers for sale his late res
idence on Columbus street, comprising
a double lot with alley on two sides, a
commodiops and convenient frame
dwelling, outhouses, and all desirable
conveniences, making a beautiful and
pleasant property, convenient to the
business portion ofthe city.
Jan. 3, 1S67-tf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. p. MEREDITH, Dentist, office No. 1872 West
Sixth street, states as follows,
CISciNNATI, October l, 1868.
MEssRs. j. N HARRIS &.Co:
GENTs-About one year ago took
a cold which settled cn my lungs. A yiolen. cough
was the consequence, which increased with severity
expectorated large Quantities of phlegm and mat
ter. During the last winter became SO much re-
duced that was confined to my bed. The disease
was attended with cold chills and nght-sweats. A
darrhea set in. My friends thought was in the
last stages of Consumption, and could not possibly
get we'll. was recommended to try
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IRIsH REBELLIoN,-There has boen
another Fenian rising in Ireland, this
time pretty extensive and pretty seri-
GUS. Telegraph lines were cut, rail
roads torn up, and some lighting took
place, attended with poor success for
the Fenians. The cable now says
quiet is restored again, with some hun.
drcds Of the insurgents in prison, like
ly 10 be tried for their lives,
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DEATH oP ARrEMUs WARD.-A ca.
bio dispatch announces the death of
Mr.. Charles +, Browne, (Artemus
Ward,) tho well.known American hu +.
morous writer and lecturer. lie died
at Southampton, England, on the 9Th
inst, and his remains. followed TO the
grave by large number of friends.
were buried in Kensal Green on Sat.
urday the 9th.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

p
The Legislature Of Kentucky has
passed law prohibiting the intermar.
riage of tirst cousins.
The Maryseille Tribune says that
one man in that county has made one
thousand pounds of maple sugar this
season.
Tho Portsmouth Tribune says that
Col. Mcdowell, of the SavaDnah (Ga }
Republican, is IN Portsmouth, his ma.
tive plsce, on visit.
Tho United States Senate has passed
a bill donating all Government prop
crty at Camp Chase to an asylum for
disabled soldiers.
The Tennessee Legislature bas pass,
cd the bill for a public sch ool system
in the State. 1t is almost fac simile
of tho Ohio School law.
Bishop Rosecrarls has been assigned
10 st. Patrick's Church at Columbus.
Hesupercodes Bishop Fitzgerald, who
goes TO Little Rock.
George Getz, ono of the murderers
of Hughes, at Cincinnati, feeling con.
ecious that there is no hope, has wiIled
bis head to Prof. Kecklor, for scien
tifc purposes.
Captain Robert Lincoln, the eldest
son Of President Lincoln, is about to
enter upon the practice Of law in Chi.
eago, having formed partnership with
Charles Scammon, Esq, of that city.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue has sent Instructions to Collector
Shook. Of New York, to seisc all dis
titled spirits sold in that city at less
than the Government tax.
The Union men of Kentucky held
their State Convention at Frankfort on
the 26tb ult, adopted series Of veor.
ously loyal resolutions, and nominated
Sidney NJ Barnes for Governor and r
]. Baker for Lieut.. Governor.
Accounts from Alabama and Georgia
represent the destitution there greater
than heretofore stated Many deaths
are reported from starvation in Ala
bama, while a leading paper in Georgif
estimates the total number starving
there al fifty thousand.
On tho night Of the 9Th inst. Tsnat
Cla'k, employed at Fort Lcavenwortl
to watch lot of corralled Govern
ment mules, was shot by some peraoI
unknown, and died some two hour
aNcr. Clark was recently from Perry
county, Ohio, and was about twenty
six years old
A dispatch from Carson, dated th
9th, says the Nevada Legislature ad
journed sine die at midnight. Th
Lieut.. Governor, before IL adjourned
said the Legislature brought no crodi
on themselves or the State; no revenu
bill bad been passed. the State wa
without credit, and tho State Prisol
within twenty days would turn tn
prisoners loose to seek their living 70
themselves.
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYoR's oFrloE, LANCASTER, Ono,
March II, 1867,
To Unqualified uoterS ofthe city Of Lam
caster. Ohio:

caster, ONO:
You are hereby notified that the regular annual
election for the respective wards OF said city will DO
held ON the First Monday tn April next,
being LIST day of said month"; for the election OF the
following municipal officers:
One Mayor;
One City solicitor;
Ono City Marshal;
Two Mombers OF the Board Of Education;
One Trustee Of Water Works.
One member Of the city Council In zach Ward,
Nos, l, 9, Sand4;
One Assessor for each Ward, Nos. l, 2, 3Andi.
The places designated for holding tho election IN
tho respective Wards, are as follows:
Ward No. l. at Esqr. Rigby's office, west of Court
House,
Ward No. 2, in the County Clerks Office
Ward No. 3, In city Hall
Ward No. I, in old Town Hall.
At the time and p!aeos designated the qualified
voters Of said city will vote for or against the an
nexeton to said city of Lancaster the town Of East
Lancaster,
tLtS.l Given under my hand and seal Of said
city, the day and year above written,
SAMUEL EWING,
Mayor Of the city Of Lancaster, Ohio.
Narck IA, 1sG7-lw
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The British American Provinces
have been organized by Parliament un :
der tho designation of "Thc Kingdom
Of Canada" The New Yorkefs don't
like tho idea and there is to be a meet.
ing in that city to protest against it.
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MANUFACTURE, Productions ana Incomes
or Central Ohio Districts.

OF Central Ohio Districts.
We subjoin comparative statement
(Which wc take from the Newark True
American,) of the Resources of four
neighboring Districts Of Central Ohio,
as shown by the National Taxes on
two leading sources OF Internal Revc-
nuc for the year ending July, 1866.
9th Observation-Disclosures Union, Ma.
rion, Morrow and Richlaud-5, Man
ufactures and productions, SS9, 500 rs;
Incomes, s74,3SO 81.
18th Distriot-I'alrfeld, Perry Picka.
way, Ross, HocSing and Pike 8 -
Manufactures and productions, SlGl,.
929 20; Incomes, S234.55l IL.
18th District--Knox, Licking, Mus.
kingum and Coshocton-4. Manuiac
lures and productions, S269, ,45i 30;
Incomes, sl43lS7 go.
18th District - Ashland Holmes,
Lorain, Wayne and Medina-.-5. Man.
ufaeturcs and productions, sll0 ,545 II;
Incomes, s0O,23O o..
In the aggregate of receipts by col.
loctors from each general source oi
revenue in these districts, for the yoal
above mentioned, tho 18th district
stands highest, as shown by the fol
lowing figures from the Report of the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
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A GOLDEN REsoLUTIoS-Senator
Golden, from this district, has offered
resolution in tho Ohio Senate, di.
recting that the members Of the Leg.
islature be paid in gold, 1t was laid
on the table,
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On. LIVINGSTONE "A recent cable
dispatch announces that this eminent
African traveller has been killed by
tho Caifros. 1t is hoped tho statement
will prove incorrect.
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DECLINES -.- Gen, Thomas has writ.
ten letter in response to the Tenncs-
soc nomination for tho Presidency, in
which he declines being considered a
candidate for that position.
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. Tho
President has nominated IL. Barnard, OF
Connecticut, Commissioner of this De.
parlnert, created by law VI tho late
Congress.
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rha RnnnnstrnOtion Aot.

1t is not necessary fo- us to discuss
document like the Presidents veto
message, which was so ably refuted by,
the democratic Senator from Mary
land, and which has so little force that
in spite of it the work of reorganiza.
tion under the act is already beginning
in the southern states
We trust the people of all the south
ern states will act like men of sense,
and accept what is inevitable. They
now have the matter in their own
hands; if what the President says in
his veto about the monstrous effects Of
the military part of the Reconstruc-
ton act were correct, they would still
have it in their power to relieve them
selves, in very brief period of ev-
cry evil, and that by q mere act Of JUS
tice
The act requires them to do no.
thing wrong; it docs not curtail liberty
but, on the contrary. it extends it; it
does not seek to diminish the popu.
lar liberties, but increases only the
number of those who shall exercise
them. 1t does not change the form OF
their governments, but on.y places
them where all popular government
ought to and must reside-in the whole
body OF the people,
1t excludes from political Office and
power very few men in the south.
ern states-those men whose taithIess-
ness to their oaths and their duty in
volved the whole southern country in
rebellion. Surely milder punish
ment for so monstrous crime was
never before declared.
We rejoice at the signs which come
from different southern states of dis.
position, on the part Of the leading
men and of the people, to accept the
act, and proceed at once To reorganize
under it. From Virginia, North Car.
olina, Alabama, South Carolina and
Arkansas, we hear either publicly OF
privately of the promise of speedy ac.
tion for reconstruction. The letter Of
General Chalmers, of Mississippi, to
Senator Johnson, shows that there is
hope of sensible action in his state al
so. In short, We may entertain the
hope that by next December the new
Congress will have representatives anC
senators from all the states.
We are sorry that the President has
let pass the great opportunity he had
by approving and signing the act, t
make it more speedily effective. W.
have no doubt he has acted honestly
but he has made very grave blunder
he has shown himself blindly obsti
nate, incapable of apprcciatng the sit
uation in which the country has beer
placed in great part by his own pre-
vious acts; we trust that no will par
TALLY and as far as is now possible re
trieve his error, by faithfully and zeal
ousIy enforcing the provisions of The
act. as far as they call for enforcement
at his hands, All opposition on hi,
part must cease with the veto.-N Y
Eue. Post,
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PosTMIsTREssEs. - Among tho recent
combinations Of Postmasters by the
Senate, We observe the names Of Ellen
Sanderson, OF Springfield, Ohio, and
Harriet =. Drury, at Troy, Ohio.
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New HAMpsIlIRE ELECTION, The
election of Tuesday was carried, as
usual, by The Republicans. who elected
the Governor, all three Congressman,
and about four-flths Of tho Lcgisla-
ture, Majority in tho State estimated
at over 5000.
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COIumbus and Hoehing vaVlvy Rail.

The people Of the western part of
Fairfield and the eastern part of Pick
away county nre urging the survey of
a line for this Road to strike the towns
of Royalten and Amanda, and thence
to pass down the valley of Clear Creek.
We subjoin petition of citizens in re-
lation TO the subject, which we find in
late issue of the Columbus Josrnal.
To the Directors of the Hooking Val
ley Railroad :-We, the undersigned
citizens of Amanda and vicinity
would respectfully ask you, before To-
eating your road. to view the route
from Logan through Clear Greek Val
ley, striking Amanda, Royalton, &c
We think it much better route for a
railroad than the one vid Lancaster,
shorter, and can be mado for a great
deal less money.
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manhooa. HOW Lost, HOW Restored.

Manhood, How Lost, How Restored.
Just published, new edition Of DR..
-ssDa2s-N Cul VerweIps Celebrated Essay
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Involuntary Seminal Losses, lNPoT ENCY, Mental and
Physical lncapacity, Impediments to Marriage, eto
also CONSUMPTION, EPrLErsY, and FRS, induced by
acknowledgement or sexual extravaganza.
BB-Price, ina sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated aui hor, in this admirable essay,
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practice, that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use Of internal medicine or the application of the
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certain and efIectual by Of which every suf-
ferer, no matter what his condition may he, may
cure himself oheaply, privately and radically.
Ne-This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the laud.
Sent, under seal in plain envelope, to anyeddress,
nostpad on receipt OF six cents or two post stamps
Also Dr.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide" price %
cents. Address thepubllshers,
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I27 BOwery, New Y Fork, Post Once box l,6sG.
Nov. 1, IS66-ly
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Any person or persons hereafter
found gaming on the premises of the
undersigned will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.
VIM. T. BRUMFIELD.
Dec. 9th. 1866.
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Son LosT.-Mrs. Emelne Northrop,
OF Zanesville, desires information OF
her son, Leander Wilburn, formerly of
Co X, Of tho 10th Reg, o. vi
lie lott homo suddenly in October.
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ANOTHER RniJELLIUNsUGGE sTEp.

ANOTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STED.
The leading article in tho Now York
World of the 26th ult. opens with the
following paragraph:
"lf the Southern people should re-
sist tho execution OF martial law by
force they would be fighting in as
righteous cause as any IN which q
patriot ever drew his sword, Armed
resistance is tho natural and appro-
pirate mode of redress for such fragrant
injustice as is now meditated against
the South, Resistance to tyrants is
obedience to God The only good
reason for not appealing to arms in
this conjuncturc is tho hopelcssness Of
success"
This is q most lame and impotent
conclusion. The World stirs the
Southern blood with bravo words
tells the people lately in rebellion that
armed resistance TO the Military Re.
construction Bill is obedience to God"
and then deters them from that obo.
dience by fears that of success, thoy
have not the ghost of a chance. No
one at the North desires that the South
should even show fght-much less
take up arms, Wo do not wish to see
her placed in position which will
render it necessary to apply the rod
again. We want her TO do what is
right, accept the situation and the
terms of the Reconstruction bill in
good faith, then 60 to work, and be,
come prosperous and happy" The
Worlds extravaganza is harmless, 1t
will do m lou.rh ~ Do,,fon Ia,En, n !
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! GOOD FARM FOR

NHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR sALEA
Farm ofiO2 Acres, situated u mile South "
kushyille, near the Bremen road. It has on two
story Frame House Of six rooms, with good Stabling
Cribs, &c.,-about IS acres cleared land the balance
timber two good Orchards, comprising apple, Pear,
Peach and Cherry Trees 1t is we'll watered by liv-
dwelling The quality OF the land varies IRON mid
dlingto very good and il has good fencing. will be
sold very low II application is made soon.
For terms and particulars apply at East Rnsh.
vle,to ACHSAH s. NOWRSE
Feb, 7, 1SGI-6W&
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tration ofeyery voter in each military
distrisSthrough tho Commanding Gen
eral. for conducting elections, calling
constitutional conventions, and for
other purposes, preliminary to admis-
sion OF Southern Senators and Repre-.
sentatives into Congress.
: In the Senate, on Saturday, tb o bill
appropriating $40, 900 for the cxpenses
of a commission to negotiate with the
Indians was passed. A joint resolu-
ton was also passed appropriating
Sl,OOO,OOO for the relief OF the destitute
people OF the S1uth and South west, of
any and all Classes, to be expended un
der the superintendent of the Com
missioner of the Freedmens Bureau,
IN, supplies Of food.
A caucus of Republican Senators has
determined not to act upon the qucs,
ton of adjournment until Mr.. Wilson's
supplemental Reconstruction Bill shall
become law. The House passed the
bill on Monday.
The Tariff Bill which failed last scs.
sion, has been again introduced in the
House, by Pennsylvania member.
LEGIsLATIvE.-A bill has passed
both Houses and is q law, to provide
for the creation and regulation of In.
dependent county Agricultural Socie.
ties. 1t authorizes two or more coun.
ties to organize Agricultural or Me-
chanical Societies, and become bodies
corporate.
Resolutions have been introduced
approving the action Of Congress in
passing the Reconstruction and Mill
ta' y Occupation bill, the Tenure of Of.
flee bill, the Constitutional Amend
ment, &c.
In the Senate, on the 9th, a bill was
introduced to prohibit corporeal pun
ishment in common schools.
A resolution Of inquiry has been
introduced AZ to the cost Of enlarging
the canals OF Ohio. 30 as to admit of
steam navigation. Laid on the table.
Resolutions for adjournment, sine
die, or the 2Sth Of March, Nerc offer
ed in both Houses, and LAID on the ia.
bic.
In the Senate, on the 18th, the
amendments recommended by the
committee of Conference 10 the Rail.
road Police bill wero agreed to, and
the bill is law.
The Senate went through the bill Il
regulate Railroads. in committee of tn,
Whole, and reported 1T with man,
amendments, and the bill was referred
to the Standing and Select Commit
: tees on Railroads,
The Senate, in executive session
confirmed the nomination of Il. c. SEES
sions for Trustee of the Institution o
the Blind; Edward d Mansfield fo
, Commissioner of Statistics; L. L. Ric,
4
for Superintendent of Printing; ant
I, e WormIey for Inspector of ia
Meters and illuminating gas.
In the House the following bills wcr
passed:
To provide for incl easing or rcdu
cling the width Of county or township
roads,
To amend the act for the protection
Of certain birds and game, 80 as to ex
tend tho time for killing birds from tht
18th oil October to the FIRST OF Februa
ry.
To amend the act 10 provide for th,
payment of local boun. lies pledged tc
volunteers under the calls of tho Presi
dent issued July I'd and August 4th
1862, extending the operations of the
; bill to the years 1867 and 1868.
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WILLIAM A. BAILEY, President.
EDWARD GREENE, Secretary.

Subscribed and sworn before me- this 9Th day OF
February, 1867, as witness my hand and official seal
JOHN BlSSELL,
Commissioner for Ohio.
IsEAL.l [FIvE CENT sTAMP.l