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The Republican journal., 1877-05-17
The Bucksport Arson Case.

ELLSWORTH, May Is. In the case State
VS.. Prescott p. Heath, indicted for arson
in burning buildings in Bucksport last
October, County Attorney button en-
tered a nolle prosqui to such allegations
as required a life sentence. The prisoner
then pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
fourteen years in State Prison Heath is
now over sixty years OF age.
The WinnebagO county court house at
Rockford, H., which was Il massive and
elegant structure in course OF erection,
and nearly ready to receive the roof fell,
Friday, in a mass OF ruins. The center
dome was a hundred and twenty feet
high, supported by iron pillars, resting on
a brick wall, which extended up thirty
feet from the ground. The wall proved
inadequate to support the immense weight
and crumbled, bringing down the dome
and interior walls with crash heard for
a mile. There were twenty to twenty-five
men at work. \ man named Timothy
Flanagan, who was just putting in the
keystone Of the final colnice, jumped fol
the guy rope Of big derrick in front, but,
missing his aim, fell one hundred and
twenty feet to the earth and was dashed
to pieces. -Four or five escaped with Sc
we're injuries and the rest We're buried in
the ruins.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-17
Rooms to Let,

v1NHE subscriber offers to rent the lower part of he
L dwelling house on Spring street. Good and de
sirable location. Inquire OF
Mrs. MARGARET HAUGH.
Belfast, May Il, 1s11.--46
The Republican journal., 1877-05-17

We give our First Grand Opening in our
New and we'll lighted Store. For the
past three weeks our patronage has been
exceedingly large, and our store thronged
with customers, (as the citizens Of Belfast
can we'll testify still we have not been
enabled from the want of sufficient help
to present to our customers the many at
tractive bargains secured for their especi-
al inspection.
Having received extra help, we are en-
abled to give the trade that attention it
has always: been our aim to give. Citizens
Of Belfast and of Waldo County, we in
vite you to inspect our goods, learn our
prices and see if our opening is not
grand ovation in favor Of our patrons.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-17

HNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of
the estate of
ABIGAIL DOTEN, late of Freedom
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted 10 said deceaseds estate to make
immediate payment and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to him. JACOB DOTEN.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-17
KING MOWER
PROBATE NOTICES.

AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County of Waldo on the second Tuesday of
May, A. ID. 1877.
DETER w. AVER, Guardian of Parish A. Wood.
4 minor heir of Levi Wood late of Unity, in said
County of Waldo, deceased, having presented his
final account for Guardianship for allowance
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
to all persons interested by causing a copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in the
may appear at q Probate Court, to be held at Bel
fast, within and for said County the second Tues
day of June next, and shew cause if any they
have, why the same should not be allowed
PHILO IIERSEl, Judge.
A true copy Attest-B. p. FIELD, Register.
At Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
May, A. d. 1877.
WILLIAM II. MOODY, Il creditor of John +.
wv Hall late of san Francisco, in state of Cali
fornla deceased, having presented a petition that
he may be appointed Administrator ON said deceas-
eds estate.
Ordered, That the said William Ii. give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County, the second Tuesdayot
June next, at ten of the clock before noon. and
shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer of
PH1LO HERsEY, Judge.
true copy, Attest-B. 7. FIELD, Register.
AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
IN Couhty VI " tiuo, vi lie ocooliu iuSoutty VI
May, A. ID. 1877.
IULIA G. BROWN, widow Of James l.. Brown,
- late OF Northport, in said County of Waldo,
deceased, having presented petition that an allow
ance may be made her from the personal property Of
said deceased.
Ordered, That the said Julia c. give notice
to all persons interested by causing Il copy of
this order TO be published three weeks successfully
in the Republican journal printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at Probate Court, to be held at
Belfast, within and for said County on the second
Tuesday of june next at ten of the clock be-
fore noon, and ShcW cause, if any they have, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted
PHILO HERSEY, Judge.
A truecopy, Attest B. L. FIELD. Register.
AT Il Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
May, A ID. 1871.
MARY b. FLANDERS, widow of Iezekah
WI Flanders, late Of Northport, in said County
| of Waldo, deceased, having presented petition that
an allowance may be made her from the personal
estate of said deceased.
Ordered, That the said Mary b. give notice to
all persons interested by causng copy OF this order
| to be published three weeks successfully in the Re
publican Journal printed at Belfast, that they may
appear at 4 Probate Court, to be held at Belfast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
| Of June next, at ten of the clock before noon
and shew cause if any they have. why the PRAYER
of said petition should not be granted.
PlIILO uEKSEY, Judge.
A true copy Attest z. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-17

TTHIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. concerned, that she has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust of Administrators
of the estate of
ELI NICkERY, late of Unity,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law Directs she therefore requests all per-
sons who are indebted to said deceased's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the for settlement
to her. CLAR1SSA NICKERY.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-17

TIME subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator of
the estate of
NATHANIEL SEAVEY, late of Troy,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law Directs he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceaseds estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to him. ELIAS SEAVEY.
The Republican journal., 1877-05-17
CARPET|NGS!

WE purchased our Stock Of Carpetngs
w from the first with the knowledge
that Belfast needed access to good Car
pet Stock. 1t was our aim to keep the
best goods and most desirable styles we
could select. Prices were offered that
would meet those Of Boston Houses, so
that citizens of Waldo would not be com
PEELED to go abroad in order to secure a
good and desirable Carpet, at a fair yalu-
alton. With these views we purchased
LARGELY Of the LOWELL GOODS,
known from the fact that they are the
only Carpets wound on
The Republican journal., 1877-05-17
TOWELS
NOTTINGHAM Lace S Curtains & Fixtures.

We call attention to our New Stock of Laces at
| LOW PRICES. Notice of Curtains and Fixtures
| will be found in another column
The Republican journal., 1877-05-17

At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
MAY, A. ID. 1877.
, 1877-06-30
[Lei,er from a Pos,naster.l
II-TIsfI IIU4t y 7 y HtTINI'I- =
"ANTIocH, Ill, Dee. !, lS7l.

~ ANTIOCH, Ill, lee /, 4AE4-
"Mrszrs. J. r. Rus q Co:
Nv wife has :o- Or, time, Leen a terrible SUI
ferrr from Rh-umatisln. She has tired many phy-
>icans and many refaeiies. The only thing which
has "iyen her relief l. CeItaur LIni;uent- |
jcicel To say this has cured her am lniu-, whit
can to extend it, sale " II. RING"
This Is a Samp" o. many 'h.,nsanl Testimonials
ca vet Of Won rful currs effected by the Centsur
Ii, ireut The Ingredients of this article pub
ilshel around each hottie 1t contains Witch Anzr.
Mentha Arnics, Ruck uii. Ca-iO,ir, AM ingredients
hitherto little knOwD II Is inispu.ab,e Tact That
tie Crntaur Eminent is performing more cures OF
>welings, Stiff JOINTS, Emp ions, Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Scistic7a, Cskel Breasts. IGcs jaw, Sc :,
than all other IiEiments, EInbrUcItious Extracts,
Ointmcnts, and pLasters now in use
For TCOthacHe, Earicie, Weak Back Itch, snl
CutaneoUs Eruptious, II IS admirable. Il curts GutrS
and scllds without scar. Extracts poison from
bites and stings n:id ll,s.s frU>is-btes and clil-
blaiuS, IN shITt time. No family ctn aAprt 10 ie
without the C-ntauT Linim~Ut white wrapper.
ghe Cen.a55s Eiuissses'E, yellow wrapper, Is
adapted thr Tough skin muscles AMI h-sA Of the
animal creation IT. effects upon severe eases Of
SPAWN, Swevuy, WIND GTli, BIZ Head ana Pol
Evil, are ltti- -ss than. n,arvyl'uS.
Mc>STs- J. Mcclure = Co, Dru-ryisistS Cor Ella
and Front Sis, Cincinnati, O., say:
In our nriy.itorE,Ot q number Of :eams'erS are
usin., the Ceutuur I.uimen1. They pronounce Il
superior tn anything they have used Ne sell
Us hi=h Is four 70 five dozen bottles per month 10
t.leSe t,amsteTS-"
We have thousands Of similar testimonials.
Tor Wounis, GalIs, Scratches, Eing-t"ue, sc,
aud for Screw Nom 70 SireT, Il has rival Far
mrs, L.yrTy-H,u AMI Siu-s-:d:STs, have In iLis
L.aisue'.t ryIIely ni4aL Is worth huHirg3 t..le,
lis oU>t-
l2S 3H* - Dry -, NV IoiE-
, 1877-06-30
.atlE.l,:y. 80 :Is. aaY or gnLy. e.
EeistYEct Cours &;srsslsaosas.

TERRITORY OF TISHINGTCY,l
CGHaty 0f #gd1 GGi'g,0
Ia H.e Dtf c"s"f 81 tts firSt JHfietI Dts'rici 0l
Hesa.aq'.R - f~,ri.nrg
6SGEELNE C4ELO.V, gil.8TF, rs. CHARLES
/ r. CIRLOE, Dsjsndfut.
VHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO
L CHARLES =. 4. CARBON, b. tsn.laI.t: Yoa
are hereby required t0 appear In An act on brought
against yoa by ANGEIINr CARBON, Plaintiff, in
the Dis;rigt Urt q! iie Frs; Judicial DiSirei If
sah!igt0I irr:!,o-y, Lo Ing terns a; CJi;ax, Ia
AMI tr the UHties q Stevens and hIfiHln 10
swer the complaint ot P.a.atE, Eli n v Whitman
c1uu'y, Wtli' sH-uty Ga ya i,rT 1856. service nf iiiS
sr..urious, eSsu-.yr tire d.-y 0t >erv.cr II not
s-Ivei IN sIii crcIiV, HuI IN s.i District, m thirty
days h-rA -- lt1.D sixty d.y- t:e ss5l PLAZA
tiE HI taS- j. Ia-i.t a--lnst yOI ~ default, gc-
cJr3lb- to the prayer Of tsf, ,omplaiut
The sad ion Is hr ur!t 20 i.-sc the binds OF
mttl .Ina.y existing ieJV-en Plaintiff and Dr;enG-
ant. tie grounds or Ges,ItiuI. q ahtn 'o;Inrr,
OF Plaintiff ) Deieu aut and Tor otleI pioprr relief
ia the pr IuiS; :.
Aud yea are h@re'y notif-,l that unless yo1 ap-
pear an tie s.,I3 c'nTsint above Trquirtl
the Plaintiff VII apply TO tie C urt for the relief
demanded tserein.
- "itEtsS tie Hon. S. c. WING4Rp, Julye OF
/. $ the District Court al tie First Judicial
I - District IF Washington Territory, and the
seal Of saii urt atiiNei tins Isl day Of My Il d.
1877. A. REEVES AYkES, Clerk
A (. ISHAM, Plainttf ; Attorney. 2L6w
, 1877-06-30

FEARFUL RISK Fox GIRLs.-The pas
tor of church IN one of our large
cities said to me not long ago: Il
have officiated at forty weddings
since | came here and in all eases,
save one, | felt ;he bride was running
an awful risk. Young men of bad
habits and fast tendencies never mar
~ gIrlS Of their own sort, but demand
wife above suspicion. So pure,
sweet women, kept from the touch OF
evil through the Years of their girl
hood, give themselves, with all their
costly dover Of womani oOd, into the
keeping of men, who in base aSSOcia-
tionS, have learned to underya lue all
the: belongs 10 them, and then find no
repentance in the sad after year-.
There is bat one way out OF gh:s that
can see, and tha, is for you-the
Young women of the couEty-to re
quirr IN association and marriage, pa
ray tor purity, sobriety Tor sobrie;y,
and honor for honor. There is no
reason why The young men Of this
Christian land should not be inst as
vi-inous as its Young worner, and Il
the loss Of your society and love be
the price they arc forced TO pay for
vice, they will not pay for il, | all
NIT with sadness that not ali our
young women are capable of this nigh
standard for themselves or others, bat
| believe that there are enough ear.
nest, thoughtful girls in the soriely Of
OG country 10 work wonders if faiths
fully aroused. Dear girls, will you
help us, in The name OF Christ? VIII
you first OF all be true 10 yourselves
and God, so pure in your inner and
outer life that you shall have right
to ask that The young man with whom
you marry, shall be the same? The
awful gull of dishonor is close beside
your feet, and in it fathers. brothers,
lovers and sons are going down VIII
yon not help US in our great work ?"
-H0rperS.
, 1877-06-30
Notice of RBistribution.
TERRITORY Of TASHIyGTOy, GO
County Of HdHa HaHg,

IEhRtICEI or hASHfNGION,. gc
County Of HdHe HaHq,
IN PROBATE In the RaRer Of he Esidie Of
GEORGE B-IRAER. dsctgssG
CITATION: On reading the duly verified petition
" OF MATILDA ANN WARNER, fie,i IN ihis
Court or the 18th day Of june A. d. Isl, setting
forth that GEORGE WARNER, her husband a,ed
lniestate IL the county OF Nalla Wail Territory OF
Washington, On the 23i day or March, \ ID 1877
that deeeen: the tiIne 81; his death resien;
Of said county eavins real and PERSONAL estate there
ID, valued II about S2l00 that all OF SAID pslperty
Is community properly having been acquired since
ceeedent's marriage ith tlt,oneT, and praying Tor
OTeT distributing and assigning all OF SAID pro
perry TO psttiCler tie survivor OF SAID deceient
according law And II Appearing TO the Court that
good reason exists 70 issue letters Of adminislr
ton IN the matter OF said estate II Orere that all
persons interested IN the estate Of SAID GEORGE
W MARNER. decreased he and appear before the Pro
late Court OF sail county Cf Walls Walla on MON
DAY. the 2sd day OF 5uly A D. lS7, AZ tie hour OF
o'clock, Of that day, then and there 10 show
cause II any there be why order OF distribution Of
the property descIibi IN said TetitDn shOud not be
male therein prayed for Further that service Of
this citation be ade al persons interested IN ss
estate, by publication OF tnls order IL The @4lla
Nalis sTATEsslAN, a weekly newspaper printed and
published u the city aD1 oonaty q Walia Walla.
Washington Territory. for four successive weeks
priCI TO s4id 2Si day OF Juiy, A u. ISL Dated
Wslla Nalla, June i5,h, ISL
2S-=w p GUICHARD, Probate Juige.
, 1877-06-30
District Court Slsssl.losas.
TERRlTORT OF W4SHIyGTCV,
coaEty of Ugtu u alta, '''-
In The Dis'ric, Court Of d- FuSt Judicial District

TERRlT0Ri or T4SHINCTCN
coHE'y of Ugtu HG'iI, ''
In The Disrici Court Of 10 FiySt Judicial District
ot HGsLiag Tsrri'0rg
J. 7. WISEHIN, P0a5if, re- THE VETIDA and
NORTHERN TELEGRAPH Co., aud FLITT
Burr D,icRuuBtS.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -ToTHE
L NEVADA and NORTHERN TELEGRAPH
Co, and pLAFI BURR, Defendants. lOu arr here
by required u app IA action brought against
you by J. I. NISEMAN, PaIuiif, IN the District
Court OF the First Judicial District OF Washington
Territory, holding terms az the cty Of Waa Waila
in and for the counties Oi NaliA Halla and Comm
bis, 70 answer the Complaint of Plaintiff. fled IN
Walia NAlla eotaty, within twenty days after tie
service OF this srI4mons exclusive OF the day Of
wee. II not served IN said county, hut IN sil Dis
trlCt in thirty dBys otLerW him SIXTY days or
the sald Plaintiff VIII take lul NETT against YOU by
default, Orilug 10 the prayer OF Tie complaint.
The sand action Is brought 10 recover the SIM OF
1855 2-lu0 gold CON. Que Plaintiff BY Defendants.
for services in hauling Telegraph wre tram Ntiia
Wala TO B3ker City, and along Defeniants' line, IL
October and November, 1873.
And you are hereby nOtitiel that unless you ap-
par and answer the siii complaint above rsIulr
ed, the prayers Of the Plaintiff viii b. granted Wit
- uess- the Hon =. G WINGARD Judge Of
L. 5. }the District Court Of the First judicial
- J District OF Washington Territory and the
seal Of said Court axei this lntn day OF April, A
D., 1871. A. REEVES AYEES,
JAMES d. MIX, Clerk.
Plaintiffs Attorney i9-6w
, 1877-06-30

EARLY BIPEs.-ThiS absence of au-
IhorIty and relaxation of discipline af-
fects girls, of coarse, as well as boys,
but differently. Their license of
speech aud action is a constant mar.
vel to the high class EngIishmen who
come TO this country Mamma
said miss of ten summers the other
day TO her mother lone of the most
beautiful and elegant women in New
York society, after a serious and crit
Ical examination Of the shape of her
head and It's pose upon her neck,
Mamma, you have an exceedingly
well shaped head. think you might
nave been quite bright woman if
you had tried" Another little girl
aSionlshed gentleman visitor by ask
ing him what be thought of Cleopatra,
adding that she did not like Story's
statue of Cleopatra because it was
Egyptian, and il ought TO have been
Greek, for Cleopatra was a daughter
OF the Ptolemies," and when the gem
tleman asked her what was her spe>
clal motive for asking the question,
she replied, Nothing, only she
thought Cleopatra was a very curious
and interesting person because she
married her own brothers, and she
was going to write composion about
her."-Neic York Letter.
, 1877-06-30

a BIG GRAssHoPPER YARS.-Lefe
yre went down the river ID bis boat
ON Saturday afternoon, but came
hnme in the evening without any Deb
A Record man met him after coming
honis, aud inqaiyej how il was, he he
ing such an expor. fisherman, that n"
returned cmny has drd. Well, Y u
see" said be, il doesn't do for M
to 90 alone fishing now. for the grass
hnppers are dangerous After getting
down 10 The spot where, always iieh,
| run tie brai's nose in the bank aud
was going TO jnwp ashore, bat Jast as
1 got ready 10 spring something
kicked NE in the stomach and knock
cd me back iDtO The boat. | wonder
ed " hit in thunder II was. and /
thonght for little while that 1 mu~'
have been struck with lightning, t
Imagine my as,onishment upon get
ting out Of The boat bottom 10 find
gra>>hopper lying down on The bznk
hnd getting ready to kick me sgaln
THINKS | to myself, I'll get even on
you with my gun, bat just as | raised
il To my shoulder to take aim the hop
per jumped from ;he bank into the
boat, hit me another DIFF with his oil
Ies and Knocked me overheard. Well,
sir, while | was laundering about IL
the wAter, what does that internal
grasshopper do but hoist one Of his
wings TO the wind and start off down
the river in my boat for sail jump
ing Moses, but | was mad! | scram
bled out Of The water aud run alon!
the river bank throwing rocks at ih'
hopper, but | was so excited that Il
was impossible for long time to hi
him. At last | came tC fence, aud
tearing up gale post close by, threw
that and took him just under the left
ear as lie was in the act OF draining
the last drop on; of my whisky bottle.
We'll, sir, that gat" post was evident
y unexpected. 1t knocked HIM ST #
aud clean overheard. and he sank ike
a stone Ny boat dlifled ashore, and
| lost no time in getting aboard and
coming home That's why | didn't
bring home a string OF fish. You
come dowG the river with NE next
Sunday and I'll show you the hole
where | pulled the gate post up
CoriIne Record.
, 1877-06-30

The ruling of ST. Louis Judge is
likely TO make trouble for the divorce
lawyers, should it be sustained by the
higher courts, and be followed by
those of other States. Statutes have
been passed, by several States, pro.
hibiting as illegal, and contrary to
public policy, the publication of adver
usements Offering 10 obtain DEGREES of
6iSorca without pubIici - &c. ; but
the 81. Louis decision is TO the effect
that such publication is an offense un
der The common law, that it Is a SIAN
der upon the true methods Of Justice.
and that the lawyer who holds Out
such offers may be disbarred, AMI Wis.
tied with further severe punishment
1t is righteous decision, and should
be followed aud enforced by the coarts
of the whole country.
, 1877-06-30
D0wN spEgEAA RATES.

Da'srs-sG 10 t5s 0. s n. c..'s E,sis q, alHa's.
Merchandise Frs'it and Vegetables, sane rates
above - -sa tls--.sriIer.i.rt
Woo, Cf,-,.siI aIO- ilEtu the shCye rates Pr .On
Wei-Lt. Bel hides e.cl. 60 .rfts.
Wo,4, Sand, stone aai 1--we stock 1t agreed On
rates GV Or down, y cas hal
Double rates oH fast ts-ight l---Sages, up or
down, received iruu o. delivered 20 l-t's
All freight not delivered before p II tn day
after Il = received the GcIO-s Viii he stored
oayn=r'> eZE-r<- sui T5sk.
AIE ali ffei-lt received 20 Fepls ~II beat owners
risk 0f IRE urIl SD pT-d ur delivered a. eousiSue-S
Al b.l.s payable IL golj con b-i0Ie delivery OF
iftigit
, 1877-06-30

A CHRISTENING SCENE-There was
a strange christening scene in All
Saints Church, West Bromwich, Eng
land, on May 18th. The church, the
churchyard, and the streets were
crowded, for the gossips had known
for a week that one of The Wears par
ishioners, who accused him Of being
the father of her ilIegi'im ate child,
intended to present herself before the
font. What name do You give this
child ?" asked the vicar, whose name
was Frederick Wlilett. George White,
the young woman's father, answered
sharply, Frederick Wiilett White"
Mr.. Willett instantly refused to give
the child tha: name, stating that they
were assuming his own name. The
child's mother shook her head, aud
the chiid's grandfather said Mo-
Taking the child in bis arms and pour
ing water on its head, the vicar named
it George White" The grandfather
demonstrated against the arbitrary use
Of his own name, and The High Sher-
If. who happened TO be the wears
fatber in law, went forward and led
the irascible gentleman out of the
church.
, 1877-06-30

SENATOR BLAINE is too shrewd 10 he
led into new party movement He
will, 1t Is now said, ''lead the old re-
publican organization on an anti.
Southern platform" Blaine doubt
less agrees with the late John Van
Buren, who. as he walked on, of Welt.
ing Opera house with his coat on his
arm. Withdrawing from the "hard.
shell" convention, said in response 10
So inquiry whether he was going 10
leave the party: "Not by a id
sight; the place to raise HI is inside
the party" The Syracuse Courier
thinks that Blaine entertains simi.
lar notion. aud will make bis fight
within tue old organization.
, 1877-06-30
FARM FOR SALE.

4 FARM FOR SALE of One Half Section Of land,
n GOOD FRAME HOUSE and FRAME BARN,
Berry on the place There : an abundance OF good
n i.il water, and plenty Of timber f0T fire WJOd
ard tenclug pnrpoSes on tie land. The place Is sit
t-tei one ana one half milss from Dayton, Colum-
oia county, Washington territory. For further par
teulars, address the undersigned az Dayton, ". I.
SIT NEWLAND & KIRK
, 1877-06-30
MfndoM SEades. Pioturc r-a
ARREaRs OF PAY. .orSrytc

FEDERAL CfeeTs, Soldiers, and Sailors Of the late
var, or dsetT hefrS, IN many eases entitled 10
money ron the Government which has been found
70 be DE since final payment Write fnII bistev ~
seIYlce and state amount Of pay and bounty eceive
CerfTna4tes of Aflgtant General Z ) A showing
srviee and honorable discharge thereToI IN place al
discharges lost, procured for . small lee.
Enclose stamp 20 Gilmore & 60, and tulI ra-
PESSfONS. PENSEoNsII
All FeieTal C.feers solaiers, and Sailors. wounded
raPtuTei or iuiurtd IN the line OF duty Ia tb Iaf
war, ana disabled thereby, en- obtain a pension.
HIaoEs and minor children, Of Offieers. Soldiers
and Sailors, who have died since disarge OF IiSes
contracted OF EOunis and injuries received in The
seryes and II line Of fEty. can procure urssous bv
addressing Gilmore d 90. y
increased rate 70. Perssloue-- oi,-,irsS H.
Land Na--srts procured for service IN wars ,-o- 10
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