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We find the following in the

We find the following in the Grafton
(West Virginia) Sentinel:
We are much pleased to note the re-
covery and return to duty of Mr.. A. D.
Crossland--the gentlemanly postal clerk
who was so unfortunate not long since,
as to be involved in that little smash-up
at Worthington Bridge, near Parkers-
burg, from which he emerged considera-
bly, damaged. Mr.. Grassland was in
town, during the first of the week, ready
for service. We trust he may ever be
more fortunate than when on that last
trip,
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Transfers of Real Estate.

VIM. Cackley et al. to /. & ]. Edwards
in Madison tp............................
Sarah Harding ct al. to ]. H. Hard
claim to part of In-Lot 76 in Jackson
Jonathan Valentine to Charles Vale
acres in jackson tp..............................
John Cochran to Mary Cochran-4O
Scloto
William Rice to Charles Walden-L
cept coaD in Lick ktp.............................
William Harry to James Irwin-4G
Liberty tp..............................
Sarah NJ. Edgar to Joshua d. Tufts-4O
jackson
Number of mortgages recorded, San
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The Kentucky rebels have got up a
war OF races. At Lancaster, KY, they
Killed four negroes, and attempted to
purn lot more. They burned house
IN which the negroes took refuge They
burned the bodies of two they had MUIR
dered, and would have burned eighteen
more, if the United States troops had
not rescued them. 10 "a.
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Sylvanus thinks it would be good
thing to say, when the Governor blows
you up and says you are as obstinate as
a mule. Like enough, when you have
an ass for father" Sylvanus does not
mean to try this himself He has no
occasion. Any boy who wants it may
have it,
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The wife of Judge Harper died of con-
sumption at Portsmouth, last Friday
night She was a good woman. and a
member of the NJ. E. Church. She leaves
four children, all boys.
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The Fayette County Herald tells of a bow
twelve years of age, in the edge of Ross
county, who caught a mule that had a
rope around its neck. He fastened the
rope to his arm, when the mule ran off.
dragging him and killing him.
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George c. Harding, editor of the Indi-
annapolis Herald, learned that his daugh-
ter had been seduced by Jew named
Morltz, and had poisoned herself. He
left the dying girl and sought her des-
troyer. He met him on the street and
shot him. He may recover. Moritz is
merchant, aged about forty years, and
has family.
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The August number of the National
Normal published the lecture entitled
Unconscious Tuition" delivered at the
Teachers Institute in Jackson last win
ter, by Thomas Hays, of our county.
This lecture was published in the STAND
ARD soon after the close of the Institute
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Carthage township, Athens county.
gave lIs votes against license, and none
for it. five ever take notion to leave
jackson, we viii settle in Carthage town
ship.
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COLUMBUS, August 10, Is
Editor jackson STANFORD :

EQtLOT cUchSO7t OtuHnOfU
DEAR SIR-I am directed by the Execu-
tive Committee of the Ohio State Board
of Agriculture to enclose to you three
dollars, for which you will please insert
such notice in your next issue as you
may see proper of the Twenty-fifth Ohio
State Fair, which will take place in Co
lumbus, commencing on Monday, the 7th,
and closing on Friday, the 11th of Sep
tember,. 1874.
The State Fair is now located in the
Capital City for period of five years
the citizens of Columbus have manifest
ed deep interest in the success of this
fair, and with a laudable zeal have en-
gagged to make the best display of Indus
trial Products ever exhibited at a State
Fair
New halls have been erected, more
worthy of a State Fair than heretofore
ever built on Ohio State Fair grounds.
The halls are elegant in construction;
painted all have shingle roofs so as to
render the goods on exhibition perfectly
secure against damage by inclement
weather.
All the railroads passing through or
terminating at Columbus will carry pas
sengers at the usual excursion rates, and
the Columbus and Hooking Valley Rail
way Company will carry stock and other
freights for exhibition free.
am further requested by the Board to
invite you to be present at the Fair at
such time as may be convenient to you.
Should you see proper to honor US with
your presence, you will please call at the
Treasurer Office, make yourself known
to him, and he will furnish you with a
badge which will secure to you admission
at all times to all parts of the grounds.
JOHN II. KLIPPART, :, Sec'y.
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So boy ten years of age, named Walter
Brown, was watching game of base ball
at the village of Ludlow, Kentucky,
when the ball struck him in the breast,
killing him instantly.
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We are requested to announce that
the great race between "Ivanhoe" and
Lancaster, will be run at Gallipolis on
Thursday, September Sd, at l o'clock
f. M, for purse of one thousand dol
lars. The races will continue for two
daYs.
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United ssates Internal Revenue.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, 11th Dist, O.,
PORTSMOUTH, August II, 1874.
The attention of persons holding un-
stamped deeds, mortgages, notes. &C.,
prior to October l, 1872, and subject to
stamp duty, is called to the act of Con-
gress approved June %, 1874. Stamps
can be had at this office.
B. F. COATES, Collector.
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A red-nosed gentleman asked wit
whether he believed in spirits. "Aye,
sir," replied he, looking him full in the
face, II see too much evidence before
me to doubt it."
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Jackson Daily Standard.

On the 10th day of September, the second vol
ume of the JACKSON DAILY STANDARD
will be commenced.
Three numbers will be issued ,during.t he three
days of the county fair. Subscriptions and ad-
vertisements received from this time until the
fair. The terms will be the same as last year,
and the price of advertisements The same The
papers will be delivered by carrier to subscribers
in town, for ten cents for the three issues. Same
price by mail to subscribers residing in jackson
county. To subscribers residing outside of
Jackson county fifteen cents, and we will pay
the postage.
Advertisements one dollar per inch space,
one insertion in each of the three dailies, and
one insertion in the weekly.
:, We will engage to print and circulate not less
than 500 copies each day. If
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A London tradesman advertises him
self as "breeches-maker to the queen"
There must be some mistake about it.
We don't believe the queen would do
such o thing.
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The Cincinnati Times, under the head
of Humorous" has the following:
Two women, mother and her mar
ried daughter, were recently cut in pieces
by q reaper at Day ton, Ohio.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST "a, 1874.

A boy named Stephenson had his arm
broken by windlass when drawing wa
ter at well in Athens
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Probate Court Proceeding

Jacob A. Long appointed administra
will annexed of Eliza Long, decease.
$1,000.
Jacob A. Sell appointed administrat
estate of Shepard Jinks, deceased. Bon
The State of Ohio VS.. Joseph Killen.
and battery. Transcript filed and en-
record.
One inventory filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
j. W. Copeland and Mary G. Woodsol
William Scragg and Alice Gascoyne.
William ]. Lee and Sarah E. JohnsoI
Otis H. Smith and Lucretia Ann Tra
John H. Cochrane and Catharine Eos
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MAJoRITIEs IN scIoTo COUNTY.
Majority against Constitution, 1,S4S;
against minority representation, 2,l6S;
against railroad aid, l,434; against
license, 1856.
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FN HAA ss1x's 4 HtaHHlsal~-------y--Oon
= terick. i ] Mcclure. George Ell
: ter Pickrel, George Mutt, John q
Nelson Levering, T NJ Warn
Heinke, John Bayers, ] NJ Ate
> fer, Samuel B Well, Tarus Irvy1
W Crabtree, George Bayers.
Bertsch, August Bleihart, Frank
VIM Watson, Joseph Steinberg
Motz, Henry Bloss, Jacob Ste
Albert Mint, Charles Steinberg
Lauman, Henry Higgins, Ge
Brown, William Heitzig, Zack T
wood, John A Lowe, John r
Monning David R Blagg, W G
George Radcliff, James Ryans, j
son, George Taught, James Boon
Frdnow, Ed Ruff, Felix Devlin
Howe, John F S Shots, John
VIM Gale, D Edgar, Michael
James McCort, John Pettiford
Chapman, J Ferdley, Darrell
James Allen, A B Poindextel
Morris, Lewis Canter, VIM E R
John Q Elliott, William Jon,
Hoole, IN grossman, M Tepum, D
Burt, D W Winfough, John Burt
Olendorf sr.
There may be some names
wrong, as most of them were
with penc il. Some five or six we,
bic, and eight or ten written in
which we did not attempt to COP
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For 30 Davs

We will sell our entire stock of Ladiel
tlemens' and Boys Summer Goods an,
ing, at Cost. Now is the time to secure bl
STERNBERGER &
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We find the following in the Ports
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Lot for Sale,

1 again offer for sale one of the b,
lots in town. 1t is on Portsmouth
new houses are going up all around
more improvement going on in {
than in any other part of town.
Call and see it. D, NJ
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The Vinton Record, Raper's and Both
wells wine organ, was wild in its enthu-
siasm for license. In its last issue it gives
the result of it's labors thus
Against License........ .....................1271
Majority against License.............. $50
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H. c. MILLER, CONVEYANCE
TARY PUBLIC, will give particul
to making deeds, mortgages, &C.,
paration of quarterly vouchers fol
office, opposite Postoffice, Jackson,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
A fine counter, marble top, for sale.
of Aten & Marshman. MAJ

j. f. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, offei
Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
a superior stock of Dry Goods and Not
terms the most favorable.
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Probably no one disease is the
much bodily misery and ll1osss.-'- a
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II We have recAved letter from Wilbur
IF. Parker So, editor of the american
SbortgD.au. which we publish. We pub
Ilish the call to which he refers, and also
an importsnt circular. We fully indorse
the ideas and objects found in those pa
pers. We now have good game laws in
Ohio, and hope they may be generally
enforced. In short time we will again
publish the law passed last winter by the
Ohio Legislature for the protection of
game.
The following are the letter and pa
pers referred to:
WEST MERIDEN, CONN, August 1, 1874.
10 the Editor ofthe Standard:
Herewith please find a call for National
Sportsmens Convention, at Niagara Falls, Sep
tember 8, 1874. 1t is the complement of resoIu-
tions passed at a n. Y. State Convention held
in Oswego.
The call and circular explain themselves.
presume that intelligent man will dispute
the proposition, that a reasonable protection of
game and fish, and some restriction on the
slaughter of animals out of season will be
public good.
would request you as brother editor, to give
the call place in your news columns, with
such editorial comment as in your judgment
the subject deserves.
Yours truly,
W.T.. PARKER.
A CALL FOR A NATIONAL sPoRTSMENS s AssoCI-
ALTON.
The "New York State Association for
the Protection of Fish and Game" be-
lieving that the time had arrived when
public sentiment was in favor of forming
a Grand National Organization for the
protection of Fish and Game, did, in Con-
vention assembled at Oswego, n. Y, on
June %, 1874, adopt the following:
'sResolUed, That this Association, in Conven-
ton assembled, do indorSe the call for a Ma
tional Association, issued in the american
object the procurement of 'intelligent and eff
Icient legislation for the protection OF Game
Birds and Fish," and did name the 9th day of
September, 1874, and Niagara Falls, n. Y, as
the proper time and place for holding such
convention, and did appoint us as delegates to
said convention, now,
Therefore, We do issue this Call to all
State Sportsmen's Associations and Local
Organizations where no State Associa-
tions exist, and neutrality-suspicious.
where no local clubs exist, to take the
matter in hand and send Delegations to
said Convention, and. make the meeting
one worthy of American gentlemen
sportsmen.
A. C. NATION, Oswego, N. Y.
ST. MURRAY, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
N. ROWE, West Troy, N Y.
G. W. FLOWER, Watertown, N. Y.
w. j. BABCOCK, Rochester. N. Y.
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Last Saturday we received the follow
ing, and duly appreciate the Enclosures
referred to. No doubt the approaching
State Fair will be good one, and we
learn that many citizens of our county
will attend:
OHIO STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, !
SECRETARYs s OFFICE,
IN 1874 |
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The name of Parker Smith~zss m
nounced for Surveyor, and withdrawn
The name of Levi DUNCAN was announced
for Prosecuting Attorney, but he declin-
ed. These offices were then passed, and
Green Thompson was announced for In
frmary Director for three years, Noses
Hays for two years, and Samuel H John
son for one year. Nominated by ac-
elamation. The central copmittee was
authorized to fill the vaesnfies for Sur
veyor and Prosecuting Attorney, and
John g. Ray was then nominated for
Coroner. Mr.. Kahn again returned |
thanks, and the convention adjourned ~
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6eo. Stevenson; Washington, J ohm Good
rich; Madison, Aaron Mclaughlin; Sci 1
oto' John Aten; Franklin, George W.
johnson; Jefferson, Thomas Grifiths. 1
Committee on order of business was Q
called upon for a report but none being 4
made, the chairman said that a ballot i
would be taken for candidate for Com
missioner. The names of Vinton Powers /
and Abraham johnson were announced,
and ballot taken with the following ]
result:
Johnson Oh
a B. ErVln-- ---.-.....-.................... l 4
Mr.. johnson was declared the NOM
inee.
Next was the nomination of a candi-
date for Sheriff. The names of F. NJ.
Hudson, A. B. Erwin and John Conrad $
were announced. When the ballots were
being counted, W T. Wastan and Levi +
DUNCAN raised a question that there was
"skullduggery, or "hornswogglin,"
around the board, and the chairman Fe
called for another ballot, when three bal T.
lots were had with the following result
1st. I'd. 3d. "
............................ 81 81 As
Erwin .............................. "a 25 %
Conrad .............................. l6 .%
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A Fact Beyond Douh
And indisputable by the profess
selling the purest drugs in Jack
most of them by half. Ifyou douE
see.
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New wheat is coming in to the
Cavett d Co., and is of a superior
mill is turning out some of the
manufactured in this place. Call
quality of their work.
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hair Immediately; often renews the
growth. and always surely restores its
the nutritive organs to heaIty activity,
and preserves both the hair andits beauty
Thus brashy, weak or siclxIy hair becomes
regrows with lively expression: falling
hair is checked and established; thin hair
fhickens; and faded or gray hair resume
their original color. Its operation is sure
and harmless. 1t cures dandruff, heals all
humors, and keeps the scalp cool, clean
and soft-under which conditions, diseases
of the scalp are impossible.
As q dressing for ladies' hair, the VTGoR
Is praised for its grateful and agreeable
perfume, and valued for the soft lustre
and richness of tone it imparts.
PREPARED BY
DR. j. e. AVER a. CO.. Lowell. Haass.s
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine. Sv7y
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From Kiel to Nfeenne

From Kiel to Meeme.
From Randolph, via Randolph Centre;
Lake Maria, MarkeSan, Manchester. and
Kingston, to Marquette.
From Ellis via Alban, to lola.
From Almond to Badger.
From Grand Rapids, via Saratoga, to
From Dcxtervtlle, via wood and Mason
vile, to Marshfield.
Lake.
From Rice Lake to standfold.
From ColtaX to sand Creek.
From Chippewa Falls, via Chippewa
City 10 Flambeau.
From Chippuwa FalIss to Edison.
From Osceola Mills to Lincoln Centre.
WEST VIRGINIA.
From Portland to GAINESVILLE.
from Shady Springs to PaW-Paw Sta
ton.
From Red Sulphur Springs to Talcott.
| CentreVille.
From Forest Hill to Hinton.
from Raleigh c. FL. TO Joe's Branch.
Rom Landcraft'S to Camp Creek.
From Reedsville to Easton.
From Wilsonburg, via Sardis, Browns
Mills, Wallace and Sylvester Frums, to
From New Martfnsvflle, via John Overs
| Store and Knob Fork, to Burton's.
From Roaring Creek to Tolbert's Store.
From Moore's Post Office, via Indian
| Greed, Archey's Fork, Fishing Creek, and
| Buffalo Creek to Beatey's Mills.
From Huntersville, via Anthony's Creek
! From Baileysville to Mouth of Pond.
] WASHINGTON.
From Saint Helen's, via Pekin, to East
| Fork of Lewis River.
From Oak land to Lightsvillc.
/ From Elli to Boise Creek.
From Montesano to Henphill's River.
From Sandersville, via Newarkeim Prai-
rie ana Silver Creek. to klikitat Prairie.
From Olympia, via Mud Bay and kam-
/ ilchip, to ElIna.
Prom Steilacome to Forestville.
hrom Vancouver, via t'oull<e Plain, to
| WaSnougpc.
/ From spokane Falls to Crab Creee.
i E'ren CcutreVillc TO Glen Eden.
From Tacoma to Clarlz's Creek Bridge.
/ WYOMING.
| From Medicine Bow to Fort Fetternan.
FROM Laramie City to Fort Fetterman.
| From Medicine Bow to Fort Halleck.
From Fort Collins to Cheyenne.
| From Rawlings Springs to Ccntreville.
| Approved, April D, 1874.
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OHIO.
From Geymano to Means.
From Young Hickory to Ren Rock.
From Malvern to Boroughstown.
From Ottawa to Defiance.
From Fulda to Beverly.
From Richmond to Salineville.
From Bethesda, via Hunter, to Dilcher
From Hillsborough, via Shacks. Danville,
PTicetown, and HammondS Chapel, to
Fayetteville.
From Upper sandusky to Marseilles.
From East Clarldon to Orwell.
From Point Pleasant, via Pleasant Home,
JOhnson's and NobleviIle, to Pleasant
Home.
From AmesviIle to TriunbIe.
From kennon to Saint Clairsville.
From Clarksville to Saint Clair.
From Sinking Spring via Horne and Mar
shall to Hillsboro.
From saint Paris, via Dalton, North
ampton and Noblesville, to Springfield.
From Macarthur to AllensviIle.
From Harrisons Mills via Scioto to Scio-
toville.
From Gibson via Germany to waveeIy.
From Centre Station to Rodney.
From New Baltimore to Limaville.
From New Baltimore, via Malbro, to Al
lance.
From Wauseon to Fayette.
From GuySville to Hull'S.
From Guysville to Lottridge.
From East Claridon, via Huntsburgh, to
From Youngstown to Columbiana.
OREGON.
From LinIxvilIe, via Lost River Gap,
l1An2cu NalAcy, Clear Lake IN
Tule Lake, and Lost River Ford, to Link
vile.
From Bridge Creek, via ocEoco Valley,
| to Upper OchocO.
From Express Ranch, via Jordan Ranch
to Marysville.
From Baker City via wingviIle, North
Powder River Flouring-M Mill and Ladd's
Canyon to La Grand.
From Summerville to WaIla Walla in
| Washington.
PENNSYLVANIA.
From Bakerstown, via Parks Mills. to
From Nnmidia, via Cherringtons Store,
From sanford's Corners to Eagle.
Erom Armagh, via Burlington, to
| From Williamsport to Collomsville.
| from Howard, via, Dunlop to Calvert.
| From Calvert to Milesburgh.
from Lehighton to East Penn.
rom @EroIn Manch chunk to Albrightsville.
| ners.
From Sligo to Redsburgh.
From Sligo to Piny.
FROM Myerstown to Baskerville,
eFom shamokin, via Gowan City and
dSlIenstein, to Ashland.
msno1i,Saa eom ,hSsaTneca Depot, via starucca, Tall,
Louisville, in New York.
from Smethport to Kane Station.
from New Bethlehem to Clarion,
from MountviIle to ManorvflIe
from Sideltng Hill to Elkinsvflle,
from from gig Cove to Hancock in Maryland
VIZ Ioln y, west Alexander to Rethahy, in
Mill. ~ = = !" D"A o. ~ o0''-AS
SOUTH CAROLINA.
from Wellford, via Reidsville Cashyille
to1trt M0oarnn 71n 9 and Scufhetown, to Laurens
From Winnsborough'to Liberty Hill.
| from IlckenS Court House, via Ander
sons Mills, Table Mountain, Dacusville
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
mEyTToN NOTICE.

rVHERE WILL BE AN ANNUAL ELEC-
] ton held at the Court House In the
city of Albany, in Linn county, Oregon 9i on on
the eiesiiora of the following city officers,
to serve fhe ensuing official year, to.wit ::
One Mayor, one Recorsler, one .e,l Marsnaai, nas,
,,,fls viii he Oren from nine O'Clock in the
morning until six o'clock in the evening,
buf, the Judges may, for the purpose of re-
until seven O'Clock in the evening.
j. r. HERREN,
Nov. Ii, 1874. City Recorder.
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FROM Wexford, via Reidsville, CashviIle,
Woodrnn's and Scuffietown 10 InIlrens
Court House.
FROM Winnsboroughsto Liberty Hill.
from Iickens Court House, via Ander-
sons Mills, Table Mountain, DacusYille,
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Call and See.
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
tNo. 81 Montgomery Block.l
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

--.O.---
w. II. AIKEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
w and Commander of the Grand Army
of the Republic in California and Nevada,
will give prompt attention to the collec-
tion of Additional Travel Pay, now due
California and Nevada Volunteers dis
charged more than three hundred miles
from home. Soldiers can depend on far
dealing. Information given free OF charge:
When writing enclose stamp for reply and
state company and regiment, and W whcther
YOU have a discharge. Congress has ex-
tended the time for fling claims for Adj
ditionaI Bounty under Act of July %, 1885,
TO January 1875, so all such claims must be
made before that time. Original Bounty
of AIOO has been allowed all volunteers who
enlisted before July ed, 1861 for three
wears, if not paid the same when discharR-
ed Land Warrants can can be obtained
for services rendered before 1855, but not
for services in the late war. Pensions for
late war and war of 1872 obtained and
increased when allowed for less than dis
ability warrants, but no pensions are al
lowed to Mexican and Florida war soldiers.
State of Texas has granted Pensions to sur
viving veterans of Texas Revolution. New
orleans and Mobile Prize Money Is now
due and being paid. w. Fl. Aiken also at
tends to General Law and Collection Busi-
ness. 4S-0-0m