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FIRES.
IN LOUISVILLE.
u rrLrsHipu TO TEE rRIBuss.

. TEE TRIBUNE
LOUISVILLE MAY 22-The brewery Of Fritz Kauf-
man corner Shelly and Mainsts, was burned yester
day morning. Loss, $4,000.
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRlNCIsCO, May 19.--The furniture establish
ment OF Pierce Co., in CaforDiast., was partially De
stroyed by fire last night. The loss is $4,000 which Is
fully covered by insurance.
IN JOHN-sT
At II o'clock yesterday morning lire was discov-
cred In the basement Of No. ll2 J0hnst occupied by
Frank ". Robinson Co., dealers In lamps and globes.
for the storage of stock It was soon eItnguished and
before reaching the floor occupied by the above frn
a sslesroom. Loss ON stock by fire and breakage,
abOnt $500 Insured che st. Marks and other companies
The bulldwas but slightly damaged.
IN LEwIsBoROUGH, y. Y.
On Tuesday morning the dwelling of Lewis 6. Mix,
In the town of Lewisborough " " caught fire in the
kitchen The house. with most OF the furniture, wagon
house, ana grain-h0use, entirely cOntumed The
loss Mr.. Mix Will be between S. 900 and G90, his III
suranco having expired about two weeks ago.
IN CoUIaLANDT.
fire was discovered in the wagon-house Of Arti-
mus Snyder OF the town Of Courtand the line Of
Putnam County, " Y, last Tuesday night The wagon
house and other ontbuidings, entirely
suned All the movable property except farm wagon
saved The 0ss about 500 and wac Insured for 81 600
in an Eastern Company
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NEW-JERSEY.
TING IN nrRGEN.

IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE MEETING IN BERGEN.
On Tuesday evening meeting was held in Bergen
10 choose delegates 10 the Impartial Suffrage state Con
yepton GarTet Vreeland was elected Chairman, and
Mr. Earle ii. smith appointed Secretary. ON motion a
Committee Three appointed by the Chair draft
resOlutions consisting Of Mr. Earle H. Smith, W. A. Smith,
and Mr. j. b. Sedgewiek. The Committee reported the
following resolutions;
esO,v, That Truths eDunsd the Deessop Of Indspsnt
.pce sstes are Fundamental in the economy Of the Govern
ment sfthese United States
R.solred That government right inherent and ipali.psbe
with ever 1en and s such not confined 10 condition
,sO,r,d all citizens Of the United States Who qu, wen
standard TO exercise the elective fran
cse equally and Inherently possessed of that right, whether legally
psntted to exercise 10 or not
esOps That the constitution. The States which male Hnu,. dis
against citizens Of this Republic should bs amended
recogpre their rights FOR , We hereby peags our,es. labor
ished except bsd the principle Of ubivsa us snd
The following gentlemen were then appointed dele
gates 10 the State Convention to be held az Trenton
FTrs Ward-H H. sssiirs. Edward Tru'n, and b rhrOcf'
TSrd Ward-Gso ". Thorn Henry Gaines and Benz Welsh
Fosrth Van Hon, wm kesnsy snd Mehssis Al
iisop. ~ ~ v. -. n
nspdsrvills
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
INSTRUCTIONS 10 rmYscnNs.

INSTRUCTIONS TO PHYSICIANS.
The following Circular is 10 be sent 20 every
Physician in the Metropolitan Sanitary Districts:
OFFICE SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT METRoPOLITAS
BOARD OF HEALTH, NEw-YORK. May q, 1867.
DCCroRl You respectfully reminded that physician
arc required by law report 10 the Metropolitan Board
of Health oil under their OF such diseases us
have declared by said Board 10 be OF an Infectious
pesientia character and that the follow
ing have been declared. viz Cholera, Yellow Fever
Small pOx Ship Typhus, Typhoid and Scarlet Feyers
and Measles II IS not intended 10 make these reports
public, annoy patients or their families wrh VISITS
from Sanitary Inspectors unless when the physiciaDs
report shall show necessity therefor The object Is TO
have record In this office from which of any time physl-
clans Others may derive information as 10 the prevail
ence Of said dsees and the comparative salubrlty IN
this particular Of different sections OF the city, ana gen
orally OF the Metropolitan Sanitary District.
The nclosed blank forms specify all the points upon
which information Is required. Feeling confident that
this plan will meet your approval and the EFFORT 10 per
feet your valuable cooperation lremaln very respect
fully your obedent servant. ED. b. DALTON, NJ D.
sanitary supt. Metropolitan Sanitary District.
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ROWING.
BT rELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
BOAT RACE or THE YALE NAVY

81
BOAT RACE or THE YALE NAVY
NEW HAVEN, May 22-The annual Spring races oi
the Yale Navy occurred this afternoon There were two
racesa gig and shell race The distance rowed
three miles Three entered for each contest
from the Varuna Gyuna and the Undine Clubs respect
lively In the gig the Glyuna boat fouled that OF the
Yaruna Club and was ruled out The Varuna boat beat
the Undne and the in 20 minutes II seconds
The Varuna crew also the shell In IL minutes
seconds the Gyunas being second and the Undnes third
large crowd of students and citizens present
BROWN DECLARED THE WINNER AT PITTsBURG.
PITTSBURGH May 22-The judges and referee
met this forenoon and after careful examination Of al
the facts regard TO Hamils claim that Brown fouled
him left the decision TO the referee p Caughey esq., OF
Pittsburgh. The latter decided that Brown won the
the stakes and the Championship Of the United
States is now transferred to him Hamis friends are
quito indignant at tho turn affairs have taken. and
another race is talked Of
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THE LJBOR MOVEMENT.
REDUCTION OF MouRs-LABoR MEETING,

REDUCTION OF HOURs-LABOR MEETINGS.
At Carpenters Union No 2, last evening, President
George j. Taylor in the chair after the members had
reported the names Of more than forty employers
whom they know 70 be employing in the aggregate
quite three hundred men at u q day. the proposal
to appoint three delegates to attend the Working
n1en's Eight Hour Convention discussed. IL
held that every vorkingman should regard reduc-
tion Of hours as Infinitely more re mpor'sms ant than
who spoke the motion 70 appoint delegates was
With Rs ID decrease Of hours r Clarke wished the Union
TO the eight hour question not in the hight OF DIS
HesnIy concerns every man who works for daily wages
ne would have trade for moment think OF act
ing independently in enforcing the law.
The appointment Of delegates 10 the Eight Hour Con-
ventioB was postponed until next week The railing
backsnths and hRishers also postponed the election OF
: Brickisyers' Union No received communication
they nave voted not 10 work for any specuatOr"
any Of real estate who undertakes 20 build by
are paid T the owner Union has TO fine any
member who may work for "speculat0r" The point
who not practical brckayers Union No does
net in the action OF No motion that the usnsl
tce who may apply for admission to the Union, was
amended 40 e to require apprentices 70 pay o initiation
forcing the resolution which they passed some time ago.
plasterefs and another member remarked that this III
Advised resolution s likely TO result dissolution OF the
briefly discussed and the election O the Con-
Tention postponed.
-
Eooperatye Building Society last evening at John W.
fermefs Institute making the number OF names the
tos 2, ana the capital represented $4,000 The meet
Ing which was the largest The Society has held adj
aud others.
AZ the netting Of the Journeymen Taiors Protective
ynoa L vas moved that suit be instituted against
essrs Brokaw Brothers for falsely imprs0nlng ak jour
nsymen !so Who walked past their establishments in
Tine OF strike. TIE melton goes over The Union voted
!. next.
meetings last night. = -
xIcIIT-HorR MEETNG IN BUFFALO.
~ n - s11noay evening, at AN adjourned meeting of
49, s o. Buffalo, the EiKhtHour question
SnanN Ncpc p discussion. The object Of the meeting,
aoh was held under the auspices OF the Buffalo Eight
80 sfqs. va ne selection Of delegates 70 attend
EaHhe neet convention Of the workingmen's State
Asssmsy ~ vAlesnZ The speeches Of the workipgmen
r1S- ~ Ssguto kzgree all brief and very gem
caefss m and ,snsibls IN tOns Tho men expect
fsanctign q weSes their hours are decreased After
es meeting nad listened 70 sOnciatory speech from
Mr IA o. white, an emplCyer, NesSrs q II swesgies
William keasherstone end mel Mellon wera snnoist
zeeEstes 70 represent the Bnlo Kht league in
the stats Convention. The ehip Carpentsrs and Cank
eEt. Csrpentefs and JoinsFs', Machiniss and nscf.
already chosen Their representatives
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MARRIED

BR0wk-NELSON- Tbursy May 49, BY he Rev Dr. Stytec
Dsnici r Brown to bliss Belle helsDn an of this d.s
h0RGAN-TAYLORn HO!dysbutgh Pa oH Wednesday, has D.
by the Rev. Dr. Shaik Thos Morgan Of Brooklyn. o MIS- AAas
h. Taylor Oi Hoihsysburgh, Pa No csrls
sBhhAR-SEAMAN-On "Wednesday May o. al 81 Tsomsss Chapel
have by he ov Dr VIM Morgan. Daniel seaman " An
geine. only daughter Of David Seaman all Of ey
S1LLMANALLEN Wednesday NAV p by ibe Rev Joss W.
Chstsck, a. the esdHre oi the BRIDES father fsLleuerss
Charles Shaaa Marine CorF to Hattie eooed dsasber Of
Alhton Alien ESQ Of Brooklyn
WBbLBR-RADPORD--A Reformed Dutch Cbvch sker
y TUESDAY key a. by the Rev Ds,A Coles H. Weller q
Eerfork CITY. 70 Addie w. daughter VI 1tomss RstfOd 90
Yopke N n
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.

THE NEw-YoRK STATE sPoRTsEN's ASSOCIATION.
~ rgIEsniyH TnE TRIBUNE
LEROY, Gcnesee Co. May @-There is large
attendance here at the annual meeting Of the NewYork
state sportsmens Convention. Twenty-ono Clubs are
representcd and 1t is reported more will be on hand TO-
nnrrow The frat prize for lOng-range rifle shooting
tolay was by Seth Green OF Muford second by L.
+ peck OF Holly. The first prize shortrange rife shoot
ING without rest was by ii. H. sheldon OF Niagara
Fails Messrs. Taylor Of Jersey City and Newell OF
Buffalo meet tomorrow.
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DISASTERS.

RAILROAD COLLISION NEAR CLEyEs OHIO.
ST rELEaRIrH TRIBUNE
CINCINNATI, May ga collision occurred this
morning near Cleyes Ohio, between the Ohio and Misss
sppi train going West, and the indianapolis. Cincinnati
and Lawrenccburg train bound East Both engines were
badly injured The engineer OF the C. and L. train was
seriously hurt and other employees OF both trans
glightly injured.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
ARMY GAZETTE.
ny rsLsGsAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

NJ rukGsAPH TRIBUNE.
John smonsos retired relieved from recruiting
Indianapolis First Lieut. Boee kh Cavalry ." oeel
ordered commanding ecr at Carlisle Barracks Capt
Joseph Gillette 18th Infantry Fs Lieut. Sheets 5h Infantry snt
Second Lieut. Bailey 5h Infantry have been granted days
delay n reporting 10 their regiments
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
NEW-YOKK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY MAY 23 IS67-WITI

matter decided the naIgote standing "a in favor OF
su staining the appeal p ~ in opposition. IL vas moved
that COMMITTEES be appointed TO prepare minute upon
the decision o! the synod The Moderator appointed Dr.
Mcleod and the Rev. A. q. Wylo ~ soch committee
Mr. j. W. J. Chambers added 20 tho Committee on
Finance The Synod adjourned 10 o'clock on Thursday
.rtIiuy
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NAVY GAZETTE.
DETACHED.
br rkLEGRLPH TO II

o TRISUsK
Frt Engineer Robert Potts from special duty on boar the
Richmond ordered the South Atlantic Squadron Passed Asst
ant Sugeon H. Pkn from guard and placed waiting orders
second Assistant Engineer Nelson Ross special duty the Rich
ond and placed waiting Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon
T. simpson been ordered 90 the Guard
following oers have resigned their positions the Naval
vice. Acting Ensn NJ Smith and Mate L. e. Coran OF the
Lsnspes and Mate Henry D. oler Of the Naval ACADEMY
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
RASE RAIL

IRYINGTON ACT. STAR. ,
The IrvngtOns request US 10 state that they did
not as reported, forfeit ball TO the Star Club, on the
ground that they could not get out their men TO play on
the 2jth inst On the contrary they tell that the Sec
retay OF the Star Club requested the Iryngon Cnb TO
postpone the match the Stars desired TO play match
that day with tho Lowell Club and the lrVmgtonS
consented to the poStpOnement.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.
BY TELEGRAPH
ALBANY. May 22.--Gov. Fenton has appointed
James O'Rourke OF Ncw-Ysrk City to be Special Port
Warden of the Port OF New-York and james X Alaben
OF BROOKLYN to be Commissioner OF Quarantine in place
OF Wm A. Cobb removed from the Metropolitan Police
District
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Fysm q Farmers wife.

Mrs D. sptisr Egn, Ill., vtss; Daring the pis' three y.sn
h.,. uns machines Its all our eotens
neSdus the By fohs While .ngsged nfn1g
na superior 20 shs bs done y hand ~
no eGss 20 Have nsym orTssa nas ees
nssdIe greatly pleased With the Wices diee nahae ana
hs wosL"-4 -4dr~tssufrk
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

Csrd.-M0URNNG GOODS every dsssee kind coas.anty
hand JACKS0NS Mourning store SOL Dfoadssy opposite
Tiffany Cos Prices very reasonable ..H
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

RHxlRK.The thermometer lowest early 49, Morning
rsn oggy cloudy rainy Afternoon rainy cudy Evening
clou rs. yercast
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prrJpF For THE sOUTH

RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH.
pr TELEGRAPH TRIBUsK
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-The Ladies' Relief Assocla-
on have collected 5000 for the suffering poor OF the
South.
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THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS.
NJ. X.nn n

OBSERVATIONS
Rzw.YORK Wednesday Nay q, 1907
DaU Hour. T1ersr Baroar HiHd
Hsy 2i......,.... I 21gJ Northeast BY east
2081 North
SO 2so North
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Gueeial Notices

American Iastitute.1be Polytechnic bnei si meet Ii
Thurssy EVENING in Room No a Cooper BaJng Ar nyte
Of discoveries Sir H. y Wsng sih illustrate IN
gaseous Dgs Prof Yandcrseye Will eIPsln b pa
producing cold u TiLbhAN. Onsf~sA
J. WYATT R1n, Secrcary
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

u,o ,,flsows OPINION oP THB PROGRESS OF REcoN,
.TrrcrlOv-THE FORTHCOMING STArEASSI oF i"H
ffs ppl,F.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

National Trust Company
OP THg CITY OF NBw-YORE
Books Subscription the Capital Stock Of tho hssnsi rfs
Cmpsny are open No 3j Broadway
ner Of Franklin EewYOrk and viii remain ans
the whole Capital Stock OF Dee Ics Dos shall es sub
scrbed.
The Payments will be ~ follows:
Msy "a. 1867 10 per cent Sept D. 1857, 10 per cent
Jane s. 1867 IS per cent Oct. l. 1857, 1" per cent
July l. 1867 Is per cest Jan. TO- 1863, Is per cent
Aug 1, 1867, 10 per cent Peb TO- 1893, 10 per cent
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HnrleY,. saemaeh Rlil.r.

For Debility, Loss Of Appetite, Weakness Tnji-
DisoTdered stomach, there are no hitfers tbsi
compare with these in removing these disfrsssns
complaints. For sale or can be had at apy Drfis
store an the United states, or from the pr0pris
tors Louisville, by, corner Seventh end Gree0
streets, to whom all orders should be addressed
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Tuesday. February 26, 1867,

Two tracts Of Land belonging to Minor Douglass
a Co-one lying Immediately at the Station
and containing about 100 acres; the other lying
about 300 acres. being the tract upon which was
situated the Saw Mil formerly run by Minor
Douglass & Co g.
The Sales will be for cash, "a beet to redemp-
ton. MORTON B. HOWELL,
febl2-td Clerk and Master
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A
n Commission appointed by authority Of Act
Of Congress. % pass uPon the Claims Of ioyd
psrsoDs. Tor CONDENSATION for their slaves, who
we're enlisted or drafted into the United states
army. within the State Of Iennessee, b now p
session in Nashville. and prepared . receive All
No sS5f Colonuade Building CherIy street
o. H. DAVIS, President
L. S. Commission for state Of Iennessee
Nashville, Tennessee.
decX94Wtf
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COMMENCING JANUARY q, 1867.
WEST AND NORTH.

AS- Steamers of Il. 5. Mail Line leave Louis
vile daily at 10 A. N aud 4 P. NJ, arriving in
Cincinnati in time to take early morning trains
for the East
Passenger car attached 10 freight trains
Leaves franklin, Ky, at 100 A, NJ, and Gallatin
at $50 A. NJ, arriving in Nashville at ll:50 A. NJ
Leaves Nashville at 3:l0 p. NJ, arrives at Gala
tin 6Ol p. NJ, and at Franklin 90l P NJ.
ALBEIT FINK,
General Superintendent L. 4 n. X. K.
IaoQ
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saturday. February asrd, 1857,
SATURDAY. February agra, 1897

lot No. So, at the corner Of Barrow and Russell
streets in Edgeheld, fronting 80 feet on Russell
on it a neat frame building containing about tx
rooms.
TERMS.-SiT. twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months credit, with interest from date
Notes with approved security required and lien
retained. Sale free from reclamation.
feb2 ia NJ Rsf1 81. C. & NJ
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FOR CHIILS AND FEVER I
Use the BeSts
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Nothins more reliable than Hurley's Tonic.
w Ill cure A que and Fever ChiIls and fever in
w teTmitteRt Fever Dumb Ss1s E-,.- ra,.1 -,
who has tired Hurleys Tonic speaks I'm the birhesf
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Oriental PearI nrans-

For Beautiiying the Complexion, effectually re
moves Tan. freckles, BIOtches, and giving the
skin an elegant smOOthness not easily attained b.
any other. Its use among the ladies OF fashion IN
the East, gives il a character for efficacy which
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Most ignorant Of what he's most assured

bodying forth the reflected Light Of other
minds, expressing his opinions with an at
tempt 10 sustain them by few rhetorical
rules, in a style which the haCknied phrases
used would lead us TO believe was an imi-
tation Of the authors he 20 fuently names.
The first victory Of good taste is over the
hombast and conceits which deiorm such
times as these" This victory is not to be
had by the rattle Of small arms on the
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UNION BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF TIE
L legislature ~ Tennessee passed December
lZth ls66 entitled an act 70 sxpedit e the dis
Irritation Of the effects Of Banks, which have or
nay make assIgumgHts among their creditors"
notice a heC hy given 10 the holders Of the notes
Of THK VEJJy BAxE % TEEvFssFF 10 ne them
Win the undersigned, n the Bank IA = Nashville.
between now and The let day 81 January, eIzh-
teen hundred an1 SIXTY Eine. 1s69. and receive
certificates therefor OF they viii be forever
barred frem ans parslcIpatlon IN the assets OF
the Bank. The certificates will be received At
PAR 10 payment for debts due the Bauk. Wheth-
er rendered before or AFTER the lrt n Janu-
ary, ls5s. jos. ". ALLEN, Trustee.
be- Gl Iqsr -DI-Fqr
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Ten lines of solid ronpareil make one square.
Nehry advertisers Will be entitled 90 "a dis
count 81 10 per cent.
Every other dayte. o. d. advertisements will
be charged two thirds Of above rates.
Advertisements inserted in the lr-N eelly
will be charged one dollar o square for first in
sertion. and fifty cents each additional insertion.
In the Weekly. one dollar q square for each
insertion.
Special OF City Item Notices, % cents line,
fri. and 10 cents line every additional iuser-
u0u. ..#
Changes in advertisements viii be charged At
the rate Of SD cents a square.
All advertisements are due from date Of FIRST
iusgrtion Hereafter the cash system will be
adhered 60, and no transient advertisements will
be taken unless accompanied b. the money.
e.. r. u. DuNNINGIOH Co,
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RuPFRTs, WATTERsON 4 PURyIs,
Banner.
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NarhviIle Tenn. Jan. 2. 1867.
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HarIey's sarsaparIila.

Ihe great Blood Purifier, rs 2 Spring and Sum
mer Medicine stands unrivaled. removes ali i'm
puritie5 ron the blood. and gives health and
strength to the system.
HURLEY, PUDDLE & CO..
ProprietOrs
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HurIsy's Popular worn. C.r,,v

AS this is really d Specific for Worms. and the
best and most paia form t. give 20 Children
At IS not surprising at Z Is fast taking the place
of all other preparations for worm sit being tssfs
less, any child win take t.
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It's pleasant, sure, 60 see ones name in print;
A books book, though there's nothing int
and a desire TO crafty vanity is more
pardonabie than other feelings which might
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For Rent.
To she Creditors Of Judge Thomas
NANCY. Deceased

10y ORDER oF THE CHANCERY COURT
ID al Nashville e. IN the cases Of 4 II. Atkinson
Is NJ H. Murfree. Trustee. and others. yOo are
hereb, notified 10 fle claims against the estate
o. Judge Thomas Nancy in my ebee. OF or
FFFORE APBIL /. leo.. -
fabs-f iv-wtilapl
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800 DOLLARS
Each. for All Slaves Mustered into the
Military Service.


A BOARD HAS BEEN RECENTLY APP
N pointed by the Secretary Of War 10 exam
inc and report to Washington upon claims of
this charactel. The President of this Board, is
in Nashville, and has fitted up an office. The
other members Of the Board are expected this
week and the business will eOmmenceat once
We have organized Branch Office, in this
lar class of claims Our Honse has been en-
gaged for the pRst two months in preparing and
prosecuting these claims before the Missouri and
Kentucky Comm;ssioners, and Is familiar with
all the rules and decisions there made as well as
the most recent rulings Of the Secretary War on
the subject. .fE ... . -.--.. +. =.
We therefore offer our services to Attorneys,
Agents, and Claimants, throughout the State
believing we enjoy unusual facilities for serving
them. These claims will be examined first By
the Board, bat final action can only be taken by
the proper Department at Washington. .
Our purpose is to attend personally before the
Board in Tennessee, the better to enable u to
serve clients at Washington.
We desire one OF more correspondents in each
county, with whom We will divide fees. And
we viii furnish to them ali needed blanks and
printed Instructions, and keep them fully in
formed from time to time Of the action Of the
Board.
We furnish individual claimants, blanks and
fun Instructions to enable them to prepare their
claims. ~
Our Washington House has already a large
correspondence in the State, but to satisfy those
who may not know us with regard to our in
tegrity and business capacity, we give few Ofour
Louisville and Nashville references, who are all
widely known in both Kentucky and Tennessee.
CHAPMAN, H0SMER q Co .
No. "a Colonnade Buildings,
Nashville, Tennessee.
Louisville Reference5.-J. II. Lindenberger.
Cashier Merchants Bank of Kentucky; Geo. A.
Lewis, President First Nashville Bank: Col. Il.
I. Thustin, Secretary Southern Mutual Life I'M
surance Company; Jos. 7. Tompkins, Wholesale
Merchant; Neweomb. Buchanan & Co. Whole
sale Merchants; r. g. Dun & Co.. Proprietors
Mercantile Agency; Gen. Richard w. Johnson.
Nashville Recommendations B. Sample,
Cashier Traders Bank of Tennessee; A. g. Sam
ford, President First National Bank; j. G. Nc
Crory, Cashier First Netional Bank Adams, Glib
SOC & Co.. Wholesale Merchants; Hon. II. III.
Harrison, United States District Attorney: S.
Watson, President Bank Of Tennessee; Wing
Tobey q Co., Bankers; Col. E. p Ferry, United
States Tax Commissioner; y. E. Alloway, ESQ.
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