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New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

CENTS for Customs 100000; Receipts for Gold Notes
$4,000; Total Receipts, s3,995,623 50; Total ray
ments 81 322 O29 o.; Balance, SllSG%,s22 W.
The receipts of the Western Union Railroad Com
pany for the week ending September II. were
1867 $50 AIS 81 sl9,l5i 50 Increase
The Bank Statement will show loss in legal
tenders and deposits of $7000000 In loans there Is
10 change.
The Poughkcepsie Eagle of the Goth inst says;
We learn that the Controller Of the currency az wds
ngton on the report OF the Bank Examiner Mr. CallcRder
has declared himself satisfied that the SoVry ~ WI h %
First National Bank in Kingston Is nGt y e W
and that it is abundantly able TO 20 on as IL u ~ 9os, % IA
the regular transaction OF business Augustus IL 2
has been chosen President pro en nlu have
Reynolds, H. ~ Hernance, and COrnenus buInaiS 't,S
become directors. t is understood that seIetl auia'
have been Instituted against the bank 10 hold IL
sibe for certain OF the certificates given by asDrouoA
The Bulls Head Bank has declared a quarterly
dividend of per cent free, payable October l.
Concerning the StoningtOn Bank, The Norr'ch Id
rertiSer of yesterday says:
We published Wednesday report OF the condition
of the affairs OF this bank giving sdiy Ilnos cuddo
In and around StOningOn, relating TO some Of s rccc
publication learned that the cashier has returned
and is now aiding the committee in investigating the sae
Tile Chicago Tribune of Thursday remarks;
The demand upon the banks to-day for currency was
unusually heavy Country correspondents and eoInnls-
grain in this and adjoining States for this market were
clamOTOus for temporary acc0mmOdatOnsaDdt thc amount
OF money conveyed West and North by the different Ex-
press Companies tonight very large so much So that
the supply of loanablc funds in bank vaults consider
ably reduced and the discount market ruled much ner,
although histcass paper was IN All Instances iea'ly
placed at the current Eastern funds were dlihcut
10 dispose Of except further concession, and sales be-
tween banks were made at 81 50@s per $500 discount
for sight bills NewYOrk. Buffalo bills taken at
of The nominal counter selling rate was quoted at par
for small amounts.
The Chicago Republican of Friday says
Tho pressure the banks for currency to-day less
an Vow "a
rendered the money market trife easier Firsclass
paper readily placed at 10 per cent, and there
disposition the part Of the banks accommodate all
who entitled fayors The offerings OF Eastern
exchange being less plentiful, the market a shade
1rner, but quOtably higher. New York sight bills
were taken at OF between banks. The selling
rate was steady at par for small lots.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
II. g. DISTRICT COURT-Is BANKEUrIcr,
rIFCTIoN OF ASsIGNEE-DECIsION III 'CDu
ATCuEORD.

In re Augnstus A Bliss. A Bank'ult = -.
In tbis case the bankrupt, at the iirst meet t.
ing Of creditors desired adjournment on ca@ed had
I,c ~ no heard The Register, T. Williams esq,
refused to adjourn the meeting on the gTSHRR gtS Rorser h
a NE bankrupt having locus sdndt In the Gho9e OIL
an assignee coudnot move the Adjournment NJ e Pnsis hg
i"ter tlen asks the Court IT, in cases where inc eSisaoi
satisfied that an assignee has been chosen by tne hu
cnce of and in the interest of the bankrupt ne ,dd
~ svch oninon TO the Judge Blatchord decIueu
t when the Register is satisfied that any reasons eAst
why nm assignee elected appointed shoul loe DC ap
rd NV the Judgc IL his duty TO state Such REASONS
fnv in Submitting 10 the Judge the question OF approV
AL and that this decision Will be regarded us sahuHH
rule TO that effect
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
PETROLEUM AND MINING srocKs.-rI
SATURDAY. Sept. 2l-r. ".

Gold closed n ii3, after selling at li2i and ll3I.
Tie Government continues 20 be moderate sellers.
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
$io8. $500. and the balance S2,G2j3l2
The exports Of specie from this port during the
week hnNn heen ns fnllnMs.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
PETITIONS

Petitions in bankruptcy filed and referred
"a follows: Petition Of Oscar II. Cough or THIS
ctv referred TO Register Dwight; of Isaac I o. tn
city referred TO Register Ketchum of James sniln R I
fhis CITY, referred TO Register Williams Oh leler ArSi
deacon OF this city, referred TO Register filfn vi L
mind l. Palmer OF this city, referred to Register Dayton
William L. Hennessy of TINS ciy' Telciic" " i'e
lister Allen.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23


Goshen and Orange Co.. Western Reserve good to to.s.
sts P tns and tubs scctS '4'' state tubs Welsh good
M Iowa and Minn isd soc Ohio common 4dIse
CHEESE are unchanged prices, though rather weakes
in the market. The demand Is only mouei"' We a"0''
state tacory good to choice 'fTpop' eae 10 al,
Stste r 10 good l2l dj! Pine Appe,..... " 94
SAT- Ies d! Ohio. 10 al
sge r Sy fSGa 0 ais Gil ono i''' S''' " ''0''''' 0'
1FTERNooY PROVISION MARKET, 5oCIocK.-There has
been rmer feeling In Mess Pork since change, and We
note sales of $50 bhs at s23 GO closing at S23 9j.
PETROlEUM-We learn OF no change IN price the de-
mand for both Crude and Refined, in bond, Is moderate
The closing quotations axe:
Reane ia bond 10 tesD Igh. straw White % az,
(li0 standard White. 3tdJt
Rdped bond (liO test Prime whxe........... % as
Refined NspthR 600t3 2lad22
RICE-We are unable to give trustworthy quotations
owing 10 the very small amount Of business DONG.
SUGARS-The market FOR Raw Sugars has been mod
eratey active at steady Refining grades Gre
Gerry grades somewhat and very firmly held
sales OF 35s hhds at l l3c for Cuba and lao boxes Ha
yana at l3Gl9!e Refined are steady at e.e for Pow
sKINs-Goat continue IN moderate inquiry from manu-
aeurers the high prices demanded by holders having
tendency 10 Keep buyers out Of the market The stock Is
chiefly composed OF Mexicans. held ut advance
recent sales For Deer the demand continues active, at
advanced rates sales are restricted The receipts con-
tnue r and the stock Is large. sales for the week
unimportant Deer-Honduras, Asd50e.; san Juan, 42i
0i5c Bolivar 30d32ic Slsll, 50c Vera Cruz, ik 050e:
Chages 45 a5Oe. Puerto Cabeo, lOc Para, 50952lc.P
10 all gold Goat-rampico 450i7Ae; Maiamoras i2ic;
Vera cruz 40 9i2c; Bdenos Ayres 32loJ5c Payta, 81
a52c 10, all gold; Curacoa. A2 Gl5e Cape 40 eI2ic.
currency.
sOAPhas been in good demand, and steady sales OF
TOBACC0-Kentuclly Leaf has been in active spccu-
iativc request; prices arc firm and well sustained
4A@tsc; Common, 7dgc. Medium, l00l3c.; Good, lao
l5c Fine at sc, and Selections lga2Oc Heavy West
ern and Clarksyille Lugs 5h47ic. Common at s9llc:
Medium. II 6l5c.; Good l6dl7o. Fine, ls0l9c, and &c.
lectlQps, eoG.lc seed Leaf continues II fair demand
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23


Sept ?o-stcamcr Europa Hayrc-
Mexican Silver. .................. 5000
American Gold.................-..--. 1000
Gold Bars ... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. E,s54
Foreign silVer..-...--....-...--.--.-. 1000
Sept. 2O-stcancr Cimbda, Hamburg
Foreign Gold. ......................... loo
Total for the week li',-il
Previously reported io50i0dO
Total since Jan. /. 1867. sioglg302
sumo time In 1j lJD,5JJ
Same time in 2ll9,foJ
Government bonds were dull, and the amount Of
business very moderate. State and Railway bonds
were steady Miscellaneous shares were dull Pa
ciic Mail was steady ut 1891 alS9l. Bank shares
were steady; 72j. was bid for Chemical Bank.
Express stocks were all heavy and lower for the
old companies, and higher on the Merchants Union.
The railway share list opened heavy and before the
Board the advance Of Friday entirely lost and
there was n strong pressure to SELL At tho Board
there was an improvement in tho whole list,
and the market continued TO be active Mt
improving prices until the Bank Statement
was made public. Erie to G2!; New
York Central 107i Michigan Southern, n!
Northwestern. Common, 40. the Preferred, 653.
The rally was quite sharp and prices wore fully
l.02 per cent better than the lowest prices of the
morning, but the advance was not maintained,
and the market reacted from J to per cent
before the close OF business the street but
at the close there was n confident feeling, and
the market closed firm at quotations. New-York
Central loGlalO6l; Erie 62saG2l; Hudson River l2s
OPS; Reading 1OlgGlO2; Michigan Southern 77S
~; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, SlGS2 Rock Island.
l0lg0lOlI; Fort Wayne, l0l0l01l; North Western,
40Q4 4Ok; Northwestern, Preferred. G5aGjs Pacific
Mail 14Ol@1il; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
2Gsd2G.; Milwaukee and ST. Paul. Preferred, 81 62i;
Western Union Telegraph, l1s94l!.
Money continues in sharp demand at ~ cent, and
in many cases a commission was paid in addition.
Stocks turned at u cent for 30 days and was
freely offered for three days option.
Foreign Exchange closed dull, with very few bills
Offering Bills at sixty days London quoted mt
OS.Gl09 for commercial 100! al00l for bankers;
do at short sight lO9!alOl Paris at 20 days 520@
51Gs do at short sight, 51G.05l3. Antwerp, 52l!
G5.l7l Swiss, 5.1s. .Gjl7i Hamburg 33aB Am
sterdam, 4O!aiOI Frankfort, 4O.04O. Bremen, IS
a7Si Prussian thalers, 7l@n..
Freights to Lverpool50 tuns Heavy Goods, at rs.
Cd; 200 bbls. Rosin, at a reserved rate, and per
steamer 1900 bush. Corn, nj I'D, and 800 boxes
Cheese, at 27s. Cd. To London-l0O tuns Sperm Oil,
at &s Cd; and TO Glasgow, per steamer, 1000 boxes
Cheese, at 35s.
The total imports al New.York for the week com
pare as follows:
prv Good Et d'o SGT - 3, sSt s, = .od; sgt s Af 50
Gen mchandise 2,sso2s 2As''aio S'i0o'2ll Sooi2'v
Total ss.720ll5 si5so55G s5,iosgo sOsc2,5oo
The New-Yorll imports of foreign dry goods com
pare as follows:
FOR hs psek 1868. 1866. 1867.
Entered at port. .so2oii2 s2,iG9G5s slsei91
ThrS%n se Js on parket is,sS' isas 2:s6ih ,; 2 Ss
Entered at thcport s5lislol7 .ooOs03os sG99s?9,,
Thrown on markct...... bi,S5D,5i yii7G06 1olii,o"
lla fpanu at L.. G.sl
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
OF GRAIN FROM SEPT. l, 1867, TO DATE.

HIDES-Dry of most descriptions are inactiVc, ana In
order TO effect large sales slight decline would be neces
sary in prices most holders are unwilling to make IT,
Quotations are, in measure, nominal Upper Leather
sfock~OvIng to the small stock not much business is
doing, though prices are quite firm Wet sate,i are IN
quired after, at the recent decline RIO Glande nave
Changed hands at llc.. gold In Boston some ChiiaB
sold at l2lc. Calcutta Hdcs-Buioes are III lncd re-
quest We quote follows: Dry Hldes.Bncn0s AyTes,
2la22c.; Montevidco, 20ic; IaO Grande 20le; orr
nOcO 19dl9c.; California, 20dMAc; POrtO ChDeilO ~
ros I7alsc san Juan and Central America, y @Iec;
Maracaibo. 1G3d17e Bogota, l!t olse; RIO Hacle dy
and dry saltod lia15tc Savanila and CathageDa 40
am platte Iiz,isca gold: Texas 20a 22lc currency.
Dry SaIted Hidcs-sIar'caibo I2ai3c MaIanham. 40
4c; Pernambuco @lic; Tampleo ana Mataos0-' loe;
II Gi2c: Vet saited iiies-Bucnos Ayres, Halle;
Rio Grande 2 ID lIallc.; California, ID llGll3c Para,
Country slaughtered trimmed and cured, l2 l3sc cur
rcncy City laughter trimmed and cured S@ l$sc' cur
rency CITY slaughter trimmed ana cured 2a & dSe' G1r p
rency; Upper Leather soek-Bneno5 Ayre' M ana Eio
currency. East India stock-Cacutta slaughter, COW,
b I6c. gold; Calcutta, dead green COW, p ID l34lic..
gold Calcutta, buffalo, y ID l2c., gold Manila and Ba-
taya, buffalo, ilallAcp gold
steady demand prices are iirm and well sustained we
quote at 75GsOc for shipping, aud 81 l0asl D Tor reta
HEMP-No sales; market quiet but firm at l2al2lc. for
Manila IN gold In other descriptions We note no enage:
have not; We quote at from OqOa6c Tor 1866 ana 1901
HONEY is ia moderate demand and steady Cuba is
selling at 67@GOc gold in bond aud Soes5e gold duties
LEATHER-In Hemlock Sole we see change in the
market prices. Business generally consists of sales
in small lots to manufacturers. Buenos Ayres over
weights are in active demand, and fancy lots
outside prices are obtained easily. Common grades
are weak. Receipts from the tanneres for the
week are about $1,000 sides, leaving about previou.
stock We quote follows: Oak Slaughter and
Sailed, Good Light 3s042c.; do. Middle, $50 i6c.:
do. Heavy, 4O0IGc.; do Light Cropped, HG47c.;
do Middle, 47dJ0c; DO. Bellies, 2242jc. Ilemlock
-BuenOs Ayres &c Light, 29t630sc; Middle 3Osa3lic;
Heavy, 3Oi Oia32!c. CalfoIma-Light, 29G G3Oc Middle,
3093lc.; Heavy, 29d]olc. OrinOcO. &c-Light, 2Ss1
29.c; Middle. 29ajOc.; Heavy, 2S929c; and h. A
Damaged, al weights, 22G&4c;o POOR 90: "&ZJe.i
Slaughter in the Rough 37a39c. Oak Slaughter Light,
Al Gifc.; Middle, 40d ace. Heavy, 40alGc.
request; prices are steady. New sheathng aud
Yellow Metals quiet Pig Iron early in the week
ruled firm and fair business DONE bat since the fall
in gold the market reacted and closed weak. Pig Lead
remains dull and prices the last quoted.
Nails and quiet spelter is lower and dun. Pig
Tin has been moderately active and steady Plates
quiet aud prices are nominal. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

MOLASSEs-Thc inquiry is still very fair and prices
remain rm sales of G9 hhds Cuba MnscOyado, part al
5qc.. aud l8I hhds 10 ties. Porto Rico M 5sc.
GNANAL STORlS-Crude is quiet, and prices ars
nominal. Spirits dull but steady Rosins with.
out change the demand Is moderate. Tar is quiet and
uuchaurp1 The closing ouOtatiOus are A. follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
sIrRROGATE's COURT-Beforc the Hon. GIDEON J.
rrffgE

SEPTEMBER TERlf-FIRsT HUNDRED CAUSES.
The following is q list of the first hundred
the Calendar OF the Court OF Appeals for the
March Term be held at the Capitol Ia Albany, the
2Ith OF September:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23


GNASAL STORES-Crude is quiet, and prices are
nominal Spirits duh, but steady. Rosns are with
out change; the demand Is moderate Tar is quiet and
unchanged The closing quotations are as io,oMs:
0IGasii IGoai p v'ag sal'.... 81 c saic R@ss 'w@isT
, ss5 isi......t ''D.. - 90 - $50 80 9"
bb.s . 20 D.. 4Co 4l9i in 51is. b6;.. 500 80
RGas % %,,rsi5, 20, Tax NV "i.ps,ian /. i ac,a ~,
Rosia., no 2. IN Pitch city ia bis.
55G go b.. 40 a - GSi:;;:.:.i; SIS a -
NI,.i, Sss y s0b.. A., eco bO@. . ObL.... '7s a -
OIIS~American Linseed is more active and is frmer;
sales M 81 2Sd$ 81 in casks and bbls English do Is also
I'm better demand and nrmcr Fish Oils remain firm, with
fair demand 0d75c for Crude Whale and g 05 g
for do Sperm Lard Oil IS steady, and selling NJ from
9Jc p for No 3 No l. and fair 10 prime and CHOICE
PROVIsIONs-snce this day week quite an active de-
mand has prevailed for Pork but prices have been some
yyec Tho speculative inquiry has been active, predi
Gated on crop OF NJ the West, which Is douDt
WisconsD b1t west aud south Of Indiana they have
fine crop, especially at the sOuth ana on the At,ah,io
coast t is doubtless the largest crop ever raised In tha
great corn producing State OF Illinois they nave good
crop with material increase IN the area under cutva-
on especially In the States The demand FOR future
deIyery has been light To-day there has been moro
doing but prices lower and the market closes quiet
The sales cash and regular arc 1000 Dds Mess at S3 SO
S1 For future delivery note sales OF 500 bbls Mess,
seller 80 days. ;O Beef Is quiet Mt former prices
several lots OF New offered for October and Novcmber
delivery sales OF GO bbS at Si SIS for Plain Mess and
$0dS27 for Extra do. Terce Beef Is rot active but II
offered freely for late Autumn ard early Winter de-
livery. Beef Hams are entirely neglected Cut Meats
are quiet sales of 500 10 Bellies at lj!c, and 10000
Picked shoulders at llsc Bacon quiet and prices ara
nominal. Dressed Hogs dull and irregular; we quote
at dl0c TO quality. Lard has been quite active, has
improved but not without considerable vatiabeness; td
demand has been fair for EXPORT the decline in gold
has limited the purchases The stock OF Prime reduced
but think the stock here ana at the west Is UNDER
estimated is usually the case at THIS season OF tno
year -, , -
tending down. The demand is limited We quote az
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-fIRsr CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. VI.

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, 5oCIoCk.-Ihere has
lrmer feeling In Mess Pork since change, and We
note sales of $50 bhls at s23 80; closing at S23 9j
PErROlEUM-Wc learn OF no change IN price, the de-
mand for both Crude and Refined in bond, Is moderate.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

Western Reserve. good to
flolfe. e...ss...sss...s.. UAooA
State tubs, Welsh. good 10
choice. .29d3ie
Ohio. common % fair......i+d lee.
,rlces, though rather wcakeR
Is only moderate. We quote
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
Srw.Yorx, Sept 5. 1861

In the matter OF the United States act Hart am
mack and others previously reported. which involves
charges Of fraudulent removal aud smuggling OF cigars
&C. 10 the amount OF nearly million Of dollars, motion
TO reduce bail from the amount asked, $4,000 caeh was
TO have been made and argued but by desire oi counsel
has been indefinitely postponed.
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The HAT & CAP TRADE we have made speciality
in our business and claim keep the best assortment IN
the county Where cannot suit we are ready 10 nave
any style manufactured order We have so many styles
of hats that it is useless attempt to enumerate or spec
iEr
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.
THE LIVERY STAND HITHERTO


Il occupied by H. +. Culver has been taken posses
sion of by the firm of SHARPE & CO., and furnished
with and elgant materal-a fine lot of horses and
and tasteful carriages of modern patrons and build
the whole establishment constituting of the best
appointed, with which Ashtabula has been acquainted
and everything about it, ceanly orderly and gentleman
ly.
Any in want of gentec outfit for an cxcurtion of
pleasure business will find this just the place to get
it.
with the Fisk House, for the accommodation to and
from the Depot. SHARPE & co.
Ashtabula, Oct. IS, 1866 ST
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Ne,C Goods.
NOW opening at Herrick & Bros in
~ great variety.
NeaU and Beautiful styles in Dress Goods
of every description.
Delains. Prints sc. Handsome and Cheap. -
A nice line of Cassimeres S ckings, & Shawls,
entirely uew pattsFnss --r-
full stock of Bleached Cottons sheetings, shirtings
Ticks Cotton Yarn, Bats &c.
much 6eiysC former prices.
Good Carpets for t. 5 & shillings per yard.
Oil Cloth Carpets, all widths.
Hoop Skirts in all styles.
Bamora Skirts, & Skrting
An entirely Stock of Wall Paper.
The best Stock of white Granite Crockery shown
in Ashtabula, and at LO,CeT prices.
We invite the attention Of all who want good Goods at
LO'C Prices, to our and attractive Stock.
Ashtabula, April 4, 1861. 9O1 HERRICK BRO.
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ESPECIALLY TO THE SICK.
Dp u TOTTJE MATTOCES LATE

~ OF New York FOr Unity years DIT hAIIOCks mas
devoted his whole attention to the of chronic dis
eases of every name and nature and has effected remark
able cures in lingering diseases True medical science is
our foundation practice differs from all others
Know Ihs ulsSSs anu @ JinO I ie Iey, NJ W.
entirely vegetable medicines, good to take, act mid
with nature. We give candid opinion, and effect per-
manert cures. We ask trial before abandoning hopes
Hundreds have been cured after given up die No mat
what your disease is examine for yourselves VIII
cost nothing, for consultation Is free.
DR., E.JQI4LIE MATTOCKS can be consulted at ms
Offices follows, for the year 1861 one day every eSht
weeks:
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DROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
Il THE CONSTITUTION

DROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
L THE CONSTITUTION.
THE STATE OF Ohio,
Office of the Secretary of State.
l, I,WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Secretary of State of
the State of Ohio do hereby certify that the following
true copy of joint resolution passed by the General
A. D., 1861 taken from the original rolls file in this
office
In Testimony Whereof have hereunto subscribed
SEAL my namc and affixed the Great Seal of the State
of Ohio at Columbus, the 9TH day of April, \. d.
| 1867. WIN. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State
A RESOLUTION
Relating to Amendment of the Constitntf0n prOvd-
ding for the extension of the Elective Franchise.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio threeft of the members elected to each house
agreeing thereto That it be and is hereby proposed to
the Electors of this State to vote at the next annual
October election upon the approval rejection of the
following amendment substitute for the first section
w.t. Every male citizen of the United States of the
twenty years. who shall have been resident of the
State year next proceeding the election and of the
county, township ward in which he resides, such
time shall be provided by law except such persons
have borne in support of any insnrrectOn or
beion against the Government of the United States or
have fled from their places of residence to avoid being
drafted into the military service thereof or have desert
ed the military naval service of said Government in
time of war; and have not subsequently been honOrably
discharged from the same-sha have the qualifications
of elector and be entitled to vote at all elections.
ED. A. PARROTT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
ANDREW G. MCBURNEY,
President of the Senate.
Passed April 9th, 1861. 902m6.
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NeaC Goods! NeU Goods
TYLER & CAnLISLE
ARE now Receiving their
NEW SPRING GOODS,

embracing almost every thing in the line OF
Dry Goods, particularly Staple Articles,
such
Brown and Beached Cottons, Stripes, Ticks.
Denims, Cassimcrcs, Coit0nades, Farmers and
Mechanics Cassimcres, Kentucky Jeans, Nan
keen. CaShmeret. Table Diaper Huckabucks,
Birdseye Diaper, Drills, Cambriclzs, Book and
Swiss Muslins, Balmorals, Shawls, Corscts
Prints, DeLaines, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Geves,
Hoop Skirts, Velvet Ribbons, Dress. Trimmings
Cotton Yarn, Bats, Shaker FIannels, Palnllea
Hats, and a complete Stock of
YANKEE NOTIONS
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CTFRINE CANDLES, Carbon Oil,
S,,I iAPS' -@--F SWIFTS New Drug Store.
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Bounty and Pension Laws Passed

Bounty and Pension Laws Passed!
Good News for Soldiers, their Widows ana HEIRS u
ALL SOLDIERS WHO ENLISTED
IA in the T. s. Army after April 18th 1851 for three
years and who have received but SlOO oouhty are eh
tied TO 800 more.
The widows or heirs of such soldiers, who died in ser
vice are also entitled to the 500 increased bounty.
All soldiers who enlisted after the 18th Of April 1851
f,r period of less than two years. who have re-
ceived but $50 bounty, are entitled to $50 in addition
The widows and heirs of such soldiers as have died in
service, are entitled to the same bounty.
The pensions of widows have been increased to
add 50 a month for each child under 16 years old
Send your discharges and apply in person by letter
to the undersigned, at Ashtabula or Geneva who will
collect all soldiers claims promptly. Fees reasonable
No charge for fees until money is received.
THEODORE HALL,
Atty at Law and Claim Ag {,
SSr ahllla OhlO
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CLARENDON BLOCK. ASHTABULA, o.
Aprl2, 1861