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Registration.

As a new registration law has been
passed, which requires to be attended
to before the Convention election Of the
10th. of April, it behoyes all those who
have not been heretofore Registered TO
be ready to attend to it promptly. We
presume the Governor viii attend forth
with to the appointment of Registers,
who win doubtless be ready to act in a
few days, and will notify the public as
soon as possible. We have not seen
the Law yet--but believe it REQUIRES
them to sit ten days TO correct the Reg.
istry, and finish the same three days
previous to the election. No lists arc
to be published
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Papers ut Annapolis.

The Maryland Day Star is the name
Of a new and neatiyprinted semi. weekly
paper just started at Annapolis Md, by
Elihu s. Riley Jr. and Richard r. Ri.
ley, Esqs., lately connected with the
Maryland Repabtiear. 1t will sustain
the Democratic aud Conservative cause
with much ability-sPrice $500 per
year.
The Maryland Republican, a weekly
paper of the Democratic order contin-
aes under the able management of Geo.
Cotton Esq. at Annapolis Nd.
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TO Bridge Builders.

TNIE County Commissioners Of Carroll
county Maryland, will receive sealed
proposals. until MoNDlY, 3,sh Of ArHII,
next, for building bridge over Big Pie
Creek. on the road leading from Middleburg
TO 1ney,owu. The Abu,ments are up and
any repairs TO them that may be required
will 10 paid for extra, or done by the Com.
missioncrs Tho distance between the A.
butmepts IS sixiy.three feet. The bridge to
DO single span. f 8
Each party proposing mnst give theirown
plan. and send dawing aud description Of
bridge Parties may propose for either .
Wooden or an Iron brdse--and IL for q
wooden bridge, for either with or without
root. A wooden bridge without 4 roof,
must DO Of good white oak timber; all Goor-
ing must be OF good white oak, two aud
halt inches thiek.
They will also receive proposals for build.
ing bridge oyer West Br,nch Of lntapsco,
at Sykesyillc, fifty feet spau.--and one al
Woodbne, about 40 feet span. The two last
named bridges are near the d. 4 O. u. X.
Abnimeuts all up, tach bridge 10 be guar.
anieed to bear eight tons.
The County Commissioners reserve the
RICH, TO reject all proposals, IL mona are sat.
is.aetory. Proposals to he sealed and direc.
ted, County Commissioners, Westminster
Carroll county Maryland, marked (l'repo.
sails for Bridget
by order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
mar2s'il Clerk.
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Fifty Crippled soldiers Rejec.
ted by the Senate.

The Washington correspondent ofthe
Cincinnati Commercial says that since
the frst of December the United States
Senate has rejected for civil positions
more than fifty soldiers, wounded disa-
bled in the seryise Of their country
Add to these rejected, also, the names
Of hundreds Of soldiers who for gallant
services were rendered positions BY the
President, and VIC find how utterly in.
sincere are the professions Of love made
for the soldiers BY Radical leadcrs.--
The "Grsnd Army Of the Republic"
should earnestly dcnounce this treat
ment oftheir former comrades by Radi.
cal Senators. *
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Notice Of Personal DIscllarge,

Napplication BY petition in wiring Of
- CHt1LEs MopRRa, Of Carroll county, 10
the Circuit court for Carroll county, for The
benefit Of the 4Sth Article Of the code on
Public General Laws OF the State Of Marv.
land, entitled insolvents, d schedule Of his
property and a list OF The debtsdue him, .itl,
the names Of his debtors, and also iist a
the debts due from him with the names Of
his creditors, verified BY affidavit, being an.
nexed TO his said petition. and being sa,i.
fed that the said Charles Mourer, has at no
time within two years previous 10 said ami.
cation been discharged under any Insolsen,
Law Of this State aud the said petitioner
having taken the oath prescribed BY Law.
and having also executed TO Trustee hy
said Court appointed good and sufficient
Deed for his property and estate Of every
description (thc necessary wearing apparel
and bedding OF himselfand family excepted
and delivered the same 10 said 1'rusfee-and
the said Trustee having also executed bond
to the state Of Maryland by said court an.
proved, for the faithful discharge ofhistrust.
1T is therefore ordered and directed that
the Second Monday Of Norember, nexf, Be
fixed az the day for the appearance Of said
Chns. MOurer, in the circuit court for Car.
roll county, TO answer snch interrogatories
OF allegations as his creditors, endorscrs, or
sureties may propose or allegc agninst him,
and that the said petitioner cause notice Of
said day to be given to his creditors by pub.
hcation in some newspaper printed in carroll
county for three successive months prior 10
the said second Monday Of November, 1866.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
March, 1867.
MN. A. MoKELLlP, clerk
mar2S.sm VS. A McKELlIr, elk
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hve nor more than ten days after said
notice, for the purpose supplyingsuch
vacancy.
Sec. 8. And Do Il enacted, That the
constitution and form Of government
adopted BY said convention shall be
snbmisted to tho legal and qualified vo.
tiers Of the State for their adoption or
rejection, Mt such time, IN such manner,
aud subject 10 such rules and regula.
tons as the said convention may pre-.
scribe; and the provisions hcrcinbeiorc
contained for the qualification Of voters
and the holding OF elections provided in
the previous sections Of this act shall be
applicable 10 the election TO be held
under this section.
SEQ. 0. Aal be u enacted, That 10
case Of refusal or neglect Of any judges
Of election, or OF any clerk OF the court,
or Of any sheriff Of any couuty, or of the
sheriff OF Baltimore city. to make any
Of the returns or to perform any Of the
duties required of them, respectively,
BY the provisions Of this act, such Judge
clerk or sherifis so refusing or ueslccting
snaii DC liable TO indictment Tor such
shcnse' and upon conviction thereof
shaii DC deemed guilty oil misdemea.
nor, anu shall DO sentenced to pay a
fne Of not less than one thousand dol.
lars, and to Imprisonment in the Jail OF
inc county or city where such oifensc
may nave been committed Tor term OF
not less than six months.
Sec ~. Ard Dc Il enacted, That no
clergyman, munster Of the Gospel or
preacher OF any denomination, no sena-
tor OF hepfesen'at've IN the Congress
OF Tue United otates, nor any judge OF
circuit Court oil tue siplrnr Court,
court Of Common fieas, or Criminal
court OF tue cry OF baltimore; no clerk
o. any court 10 states attorney, no
auditor, no register OF Wills, nor any
shcr'n snail DC eiiSioie 70 SAID conVon-
''on' :,
Gee IL ha% oe " e"dete'f That the
Governor shaii receive the returns OF
the numoer o. votes cast IN this State
TOT Tue adoP.icn OF rejection OF the con
s.isu'lon submitted py the convention to
.ne people OF TINS o,ate as Aforesaid aud
u upon counting and casting up the re-
turns made 70 MN as herelnbefore pre-
scrieea u shall appear Tint majority
Of the votes cast ut said election have
pesn cast IN favor oil the adoption OF the
said constitution, he shall issue his
Sss,ar;na H. e., ps'p n,, y, IN. .ne osat s
measures as shall be required BIZ said
consultation to carry the same into eli.
feet, and to supersedc the existing con
'''s saa =, An, ~
Case If The dss,h r..;,n",;an -. a.; !"
sion Of the Governor 10 issue the proc.
lamation heretofore required by the
fourth section OF this net, the President
...; s e", " ~ ease .. nus uea'h
do The Sneaker Of tho Uoaso Of nsls
gates shall issue said proclamation, and
In case OF the death, refusal, omission
% resignation o. any Of the presiding
~ ann..,s Lii ;. oa, M :, '"e oour'
and the failure or omission 70 issue aid
proclamation shall net prcveut the as.
sembiing OF the convention.
oee, 40, hAa DC y eAaefeb ihi this
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PUBLIC SALE.


10y order Of the Orphans Court for Carroll
ID County, the Subscriber. as Administrator
nt tlizsbeih Ouings, deed, will offer nj Public
Sale, Al the late residence of the deed, on the
Washington iioad. abnut az miles frnsn West.
minister, on FRIDA Y he ga day ~ AFkfL,
1867, the following property Of said dec'd., viz;
"a ONE BROOD MARE with fosl, 4
lFd<.A~, COLTS. Tone four years old and ess
WrN,,ycafling,l 4 co VS.. two with Calves
BY their sidr,) | feasiing IIcifer, Z sheen, 3
Lambs, Brood Ssws, Shosfs. not IL Pculsry.
Wagon. Carriage. Threshing Machine,I
Wind Mill, Grain Drill, Plough. 2fisrross.
doubls shovel Pioughs, cultiystor, fIay
Carriage, Grindstnne. Grain Cradle, . s;eysLes
aud other Farming Utensils. Also Eigkt day
Clock and Casr, large sire,l Mahogany Side
Board. Mahogany Tables, bureau aud Book
Cas-, PIANO, He'd aud bedding, . He'd.
sisaas, lot Of good Bed Clothing, I.oeking
GLASSES, sIands, : Rocking Chairs, l dussn
Chairs, lot 81 Ctpctiug, Silver Spnnns, Ten
fl1tr Stove, ParlpF Sioyp, Cooking r;fosss.
Farmer Cupboard, liurkets aud other Houss-
hold anil Kitchen Fhrnitarc. Also Eiecfrify-
ing Macline, Glove; Seed. the half Of 10 Acres
81 Wheat growing, lot u Bacon, large lot Of
Books, and many ether articles. y :
Ee-Sale 10 coaiurncs al 10 O'clock, A. ". <
TeHSs. NJ sums under sS.nD cssh. A credit
81 Six ihs viii be- given On all sums Of ss.oo
and upwards. on note and approved seesriiy
beasiag iat,ryst from the day Of Sale.
DAVID 4. OwISCS,
mag23-lt Administrator.
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.BALTIMORE MARKETS.
R& TuEspAr. March rs, 1867.


FLous.--IIoward Street Super aud Cut Ex-
trs u eosel7 %, DO. Extra shipping II ia
80 1A DO. high grades - Basil SO, do. Pam
~ "A 50a9l6; Ohio Super and Cat Extra 10 7sa
3ll rs, per. Rye Piour- new 7a5a$7 rs per
~. Corn Nssi--ciiy siils 2oas5 Is per
fsaAn.--whcat- -ls7o bushels choice Penn
sylssnis, only lot offered to-day, was held
above knyefs; quote at 50 10. Corn--.710D
basis Whit and 5000 bushs yellow comprised
the receipts; included In the sales were 1850
bushs Wsatern wbitc, miKed, at o2aSl o.,
400 hushs fair 70 prime MARYLAND while Al
01s9l 10; and 71o0 bushs yellow at 07asl 90.
o. 0als 1888 bashs received sales reported
were ltoo bnshcIs 81 IS cts, and 400 do. a. 81
cts, Noting doing IN Rye
Sgxps Clover Il steady nnd arm; Wa aofies
: sale q 90 bushs prime new al 0 50, aud en- all
!ot - Is. Iinethy y quiet AZ 50 IS, and Flax
fsovu,ozs..- sloulders io4s:l cts; rib
sidss IN 81 clear lib do. laslsis. Lard
- - +.
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meshodiss Eplscopal charch.

The East Baltimore Annual Confer
s,ce ~ ,ba Meth rs;.con., church
- !,
he' thls year :. reue'''A' SuJou'neu
on the 18th inst, 70 meet next year at
Exeter Staten, Baltimore The fol
lowing are the appointments for Fred.
oriek District;
Jsan a Z. Desa, ffss'''i'y h'',er.--
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r WHEAT pRo1NosrIcArIoY.-Thc
Farmers generally arc in excellent spiri,
with regard to the wheat crop. II i,
believed that it has now taken such a
holl, under the protection of the sncw
that the "March freezes" rush -
"wcavel' o. the whole army of acroak.
ers'' viii not be able to make it a fail.
urc. We trust that this may prore
true. The prospect certainly was aey,
or better.
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GREAT SALE oP Trees, kc-,Ict
none forget the great sale Of Fruit trees
aud other trees and Plants to come OF
ut Mr. Stont's Nursery next Thursday,
near Westminster on the New Windsor
Road. Mr.. Stout is very skilful aud
experienced hand at the business, and
will have none but the best Of al kinds
Tor sale. Besides his undertaking is II
great desidcntum in this county, and
deserving of the best encouragement.
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The remains OF young giri named
Eliza Drummond, about eleven wears oil
age, were recently found close by den
Of black snakes, near West Monroe, N.
X. Nearly one hundred shakes were
killed iu and around the den. The
child had been missing since last Au.
gust, and It is thought that she had sea.
ted herself by the den and was attacked,
killed and eaten by the reptiles.
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Almost 4 FIEE.-Oa entering the
Commissioners Office at tho Court
House, n few mornings ago. The CLERK
discovered considerable hole burnt
through the foor--suppj sc,l to have
caught from q cigar thrown intoa wood.
en- spittoon Blled with saw dust. The
lire was not yet ia blaze. owing to tic
closcness of the room, and was COON OK.
tingnished
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San FRANCISCO, March 20.--Ad-
vices from China state that terrible
explosion occurred ia the harbor Of
Hong Kong on January II.
The hull Of the Zephyr, used as .
storage for powder, aud containing 2OO,-
900 pounds. blew up destroying the
schooner Shemsis and killing between
thirty and forty persons.
Four English gnnboats moored 10
the yicinity barely escaped destruction
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aIethodist prolc.ian, rl,urcr


The Annual Conference Of the Meth
odist Protestant Church met this year
in Baltimore, at the Church corner Of
Green and Lombard streets, aud ad-
journea on Thursday the 2lst inst,
The following are some of the APP
Pointments OF Preachers fl this year.
Prcsident--John j, Murray, d. d..
&atioas-East Baltimore. Daniel
Bowers West Baltimore, Edward j.
Driukhouse, Theodore d. Valiant
South Baltimore, William NJ. Poisal,
Hanson 4. Jordan supernumerary
Washington street, jesse Shrceyc; Starr
Church, Jahu Il. Nichols Georgetown.
David A. Shermer; Ninth street, Wash.
ington, ID. Evans Reese.
Circsiis--Anae Arundel, Charles IL
I.ittleton /; Belair, james X. Nichols,
George ID. Ednudston Clarksville, W.
W. Reese; Finksburg, Chas. L. Coehel.
one to be supplied Cecil, James NJ.
Elderdice, Samuel 4. Ferguson Cam,
bridge, john Elderdice; Frederick.
John Roberts, John L. Darby; How.
ard, David Wilson. james G. Stewart /;
Liberty, Daniel Webster Bates Pine
Greek, X. Scott Norris, j, \. Ward
supernumerary; Talbot, Lawrence W.
Bates, Henry Z. Miskimmgn.
1hissions--Broadway, p. Light VIII
sou Newark, Frederick Swen,xell, N.
D; WilliamspOrt and Berkeley, VIM,
T. Grouse.
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~ Committees Of the Conservative
member Of the HOUSE and Senate Of
Maryland hate issued brief address 10
sbs People 10 regard 70 The Convention
can. which comes to - TOO late for pub
Iicssion this week.
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THE People.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL COW
MENTION.

=
We preferred to see tho Convention
project postponed for the present, only
because We believed We could afford to
wait for more propitious times, and did
not desire to tempt the Radicals to try
the dangerous schemes they are threat,
enius. The Legislature, however. has
thought proper to pass the bill, and
nothing remains for US to do but IA
stand up to thecause, aud put it through
if we can without respect to conse-
queuces. Whatever difference of opin-
ion may hare existed among us as to
the policy Of the movement at this time,
We hold that there should be none any
longer; but that all should sustain il,
not doubling that the Legislature was
right
The course the Radicals may choose
take in this matter is uncertain. Their
State Convention was summoned 10 hot
haste TO reassemble at Baltimore on the
9th inst What they intend to do we
may know in . few days. It will soon
be seen whether their threat, made at
the first meeting Of said Convention, to
call the negroes ofthe State, and Con.
grcss, 70 their aid, was mere threat to
prevent the cali Of Convention, or
was meant in sober earnest, We have
no doubt the most frantic of their lead
ers really desire to do SO; and that, IL
the leading radicals in Congress can
assure them Of Congressional ipterfer-
ence, they will attempt to carry out
their programme. Messrs. r. Thomas,
Stevens, Butler, and such ike, win
doubtless advise them to attempt il; yet
there Is still some respect for consisten.
cy on the part Of many Radicals in
Congress, which makes us doubt whether
they win agree 70 force their high hand
ed measures on q State that never 70.
belled. They may even doubt the sue.
cess Of Congressional usurpation in the
South, so much as not to attempt the
same on State which they know has
never been out Of the Uuion, and could
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MoRE Stow Last week We fel. dis
posed to complain with Horace. the old
Heather, about having eaoayi Snow
but. since thou. We have been visited
with Il snow storm lasting Cor several
days, and perhaps the deepest Snow Of
the season. II is quietly ,lissolving
and if it disappears without food like
that of which Pyrrha (mentioned BY
Horace in Odo 2nd) complained, ",
will say no more about il.
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; fosTpoNED.-The musical entertain.
ment, designed to be held by tho ypunc
Ladies of Rev. .Jno 4. Munroc's Sem
mary at the School rooms Oh Frid Y
night last, was postponed on account OF
the weather until next Fridly nisht.
18th inst. IL viii BE- ia eresiins. anal
as 1t is designed for benevolent pur
pose liberal encouragement expected
Tickets for adults 20 cents, children
half price.
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The total vote OF the late election in
this State stands for Governor:
Gen. Hartman, Rad. s5,776
John @. Sinclair, Dem. 32,7S3
Radical majority 1893
They had 1866 majority in 1866 for
Governor, and $3.50 majority for Presi-
deut in 1864. The Radicals had 90
majority in the late Assembly, this
year 20. Though the Democrats had
the majority 10 I've Of the ten Counties
Of thu State, and nearly one half Of the
entire,sote, yet il isso Distracted thatthey
GET neither Of the three Congressman,
who remain as before.
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Natchcx sends a saddle of Mississip-
Pi leopard and rattlosnake skins to tho
Paris Exposition.
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ACCESSION TO THE BAR.--Jahics A .
c: Bond Esq Young luwycr, native
Of Calvert coaaty Md, who comes we'll
70 commended, has lately located at
Westminster, and taken the Office lately
occupied by W. n. Hayden Esq. where,
as appears from his published card. he
invites n share Of public patronage.
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favor Of the call fora Couyention--ser-
ioasly and honestly resolved to DO what
may be necessary to sustain the's heaven
born rights,
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FRUIT TREEs.---A correspondent o.
the Scientific American says tina, fruit
trees should be allowed to shout out
their branches near the ground, pr,tec.
ting the trunk aud the soil from chan
gos oil temperature and the loss of mos.
ture, lie thinks i, never was intended
that fruit should grow out of reach
It is stated that frat trees, sspceially
apple trees, bear better when the top
branches are cut away and the liebs
aye permitted to grow lower dowi op
the trunk.
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doDEY's LAnY's Book, for April bas
iioe steel engraving entitled 'In tho
Woods'-beaulifnl Fashion Plates &c
The literary matter is abundan. aud Gu
pertaining. Published by L. A, Cooley.
Philadelphia Pa, $500 per year
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The RAIDS Of the Wisconsin Le,iisls.
turc and thass Of the bogus Tennessee
Legislature have passed . bin 70 pay
themselves 10 gold Those .,Iayll" I'LL.
lows don, seem % fancy greenbacks on
a par basis
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Local Intelligence.

MANCHESTER FEMALE SEMINARY,
On the morniug'bf the 10Th. inst,
Prof DehoF, met with very agreeable
surprise, Some of the Young latlies,
having been informed that il WIS his
birth day, made him several very hand.
some presents, accompanied wita saog,
complimentary addresses, to which th4
Prof.. responded in few rcnarks, b
way of returning his sincercst thanks
Among the nice things, We might men-
ton, very large Pound Cake, with hi
Initials inscribed upon the icing, rich
Jelly Cake, u handsome case Of PERU,
merry, aud bottle of Sweet Wine, Of
tho best quality, All combined to ere.
ate the best Of feeling between teacher
and pupils. W. wish some Of our 9th.
er teachers the sauis good fortune,
On former occasion, when Principal
Of Manchester Academy, the young la
dies presented him very handsome
Bible.
We believe he intends to give the
school nice May Party. L.
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paTTo be very serious or very sad
Is inconsistent with good bodily health
tho natural state Of good health Is a
cheerful one. Sadness or low spirits
and melancholy Of all kinds are cyiden,
ces OF the loss Of yigor in Tho life OF
glory within us---aud tho ,lcaden;nc
causes Of the gloom We experiences must
DC driven out Of the system. or the life
within il overwhelmed with COON and
horrors. BY all means then preserve a
cheerful tone Of mind, and live lonu IL
good health and spirits BY the use Of
Bryans Lite Pills, for there is no purer
nor more useful Medicine, and none
which, for good health, eau be taken
with better eject. (Sec advertise.
mcnt.)
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What uade Barnua rich Adssr1i.
sing. What sold onr goyerpmeut bondsl
Jay Cookies adeetisiag. What made
Boomers Ledger ATpcrfisrg. Villa,
made A. T.,stewart's fortunes Adpey.
fisia2. W'hatsoId 10000 tickets for
the Crosby Opera House scheme -
dduerfisdrg. a
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The oIp GUARD, for April, rich.
spicy and spunky as ever. Published
BY Van Esrie 4 Horton, New YORK
for $500 per yoar.
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A GAEL AccEPrED.-The Rev. s. H.
5, Gallaudct, OF Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
has received aud accepted call from
=. Psuls Church, Minersvi lie, Schuyl.
kill county, 20.
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view IIanlp shlre ELECTION.

The total vote Of the late election
this State stands for Governor:
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CARPENTER 4 MUNSoN
General Claim Agents,

h9-J ]. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjutant lst Tennessee Light ARTILLERY.
BGT- s. MUNSON, late Lieut.. and Adjutsnt
9th Tennessee Cavalry,
"0ULD respectfully inform the c~itiEens
w Of Bast Tennessee that they have open
ed an ONCE in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and sup
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given TO
settlements Of officers accounts. Stoppags
Of pay removed, and certificates Of non-ln-
debtedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected ct lowest
prices.
"a Office lst door South Of Exchange
Bank, Gay st., Knoxville, Ten.
Post Office Box 1873.
RETEREsoEs-GOy. W @. BroWnlow, Gen.
A. O. Gillem, Col. l.. O. Houk, Capt. hsNeiIh
may 26-tE