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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-05
NsOaU Opening /!

fsr steamship Ohio and Bark N II. Wolfe.
THE0s A. JAMES & co.
AshionRble CIofhiRg Establishment,
No. So Common slrsrt, betneen Yoranda Hotel
aHd Herfetf's Exchange.
- Ara now in reesipt Of another large and beautiful
saaoisnsns Of sentlemsns Spring and Summer Cloth
anga of the very fine material and best workmanship,
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade
consisting in part as follows, to wits
SUPER BLACK CAsAnKRETTE DREss CoArs;
. FANCY, BRowS OLIVE
BLACK MERINo BUSINESS -
= FANCY AND COIN ENs. MEREo - ''
- BLACK ALPACA
= BLACK MUsTAPHA q
SILK AND LINEN
CHECK LINEN % -
FAsct DoEsKrk PANTS;
BLACK MERIRo
FANCY DRILL
WHITR -
FLowERED CHAMBRAY VESTS;
WHITE MARsEILLK .
FANCY a.
Z. Canvass SKELETON
= SILK LINEN
hr0rTED SILK
~. T0RoUoIs SILK
WArxRkD
MoDE AND BLACK SILK
BLACK SATIN -
DUNDEE LINEN DaAwnRs-tPatsnt Laoins.o
CorToN
LIEEE SmRTs-Cvery fne0
CerroA AND LINEN Bosch SHIRTS;
s g. AsD LasLE raEEAD UEDERsHlRrs;
SILK AND Il. CAKnRIc H'pK'Fs;
SILK AND LisLK rHRRAD GLovxs;
HosHRy,
LINEN CRAvArs;
STOCKS. susfKhpkRs, ETC. ETC. my 10 2lp
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~ Benefit at PLAcIDE's VARIETIES THEATRE, fOr the
Association Treasury and the Orphans Charity Hospital
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jnue s. 1880 for the Benefit Of
the Orphans and tho Charity Hospital Tragedy Of
THE AFosrkTE
Music BY the Amateur Orchestra :. Aud the Farce o.
sLAsHER AND CRAsHER
az Tickets One Dollar EACH all house For sale By
either Management Committee Active Honorary
Members usual Places and the Boz ee Of Varieties
the performance. No engaged. Tho Dress
Circle and Parquse will be reserved Or the lasa ard gentlemen
accompanying them The Management Committee will show
parties 10 their seats
EB All arrangements will 10 accordance with the rules and
regulations Of the .1iistronics."
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=. of T....meetings This Evening.


PELICAN DIVISION No /, Pelican Hail. corner of Com.
mon and st. Charles streets, at 8 O'Clock
JEFFERSON DIVISION, No 10, at e. at Gretna
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Samuel q. FrlerS0N VS.. Patrick L7osn Cd al
Plaintiff citizen Of Alabama, sues to recover
slave who was run off from that State, sold at pub
lie auction in this city, and purchased by Irwin
The Court say "We have always dscounte-
nanced the practice upon which we have been fire.
quently ealledsto act, of bringing slaves to this
State for the purpose of defeating the rights of
property in them existing under the laws Of the
State from which they are taken" The questions
were treated as if the trial were in Alabama. The
plea of prescription was overruled and the judge
ment for plaintiff affirmed.
James Hu6beH st al. VS.. Mary HltJJeR.-" The
tutor has right to expend, for the support Of the
ward, more than the revenues Of his property,
without the consent of a family meeting" The
plea of the defendant, that the patrimony Of her
children received rsm their fathers estate has been
expended for their support, is, therefore, disal-
lowed, and judgement rendered against her for the
value of the property.
Price y Frost VS.. acknowledgement for the
plaintiffs affirmed This case was incorrectly re-
ported last week.
iSnowden VS.. Janin ct al.-Judgement Of non
suit affirmed as to Janin, and reversed as to Taylor
and remanded to be tried on. its merits. The plea
presented the question of domicil only. The Court
decide that the principal residence of the defen-
dant is in the city of NewOrleans, where he prac-
tees law and not in Lafourche, where he has a
large plantation, the residence of his family
Dyke y H1rlbart vs. A. W. Walkey.-Rehear.
ing refused. The defendant claiming to be owner
| OF cargo Of hay, caused it to be seized by the
Sheriff and detained it for several months causing
great deterioration of value Plaintiffs brought suit
and the jury rendered heavy damages against the
defendant. The Court, though they think the
damages larger than they would have given OF
the written testimony, yet are unwilling to disturb
the verdict of the jury question so peculiarly
| within their proyince
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M arrie d.:


May 8. ROBERT G. ALDRICH to Miss CATHERINE
GARFTY, of Natchez, Miss.
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STEAMBOAT AccIDENTs.-We learn from the
officers of steamer James Hewitt, that the new
steamer st. Louis, hence for st. Louis, when at
Quarantine, near that city, on the Both ult. COL
lapsed the flues of two of her boilers, killing a
gentleman name not given,) who got on board,
with three negroes, at the mouth of Red River,
and about sixteen deck passengers. The st. Louis
had large crowd of emgrants on board, and it is
supposed that many of them jumped overheard and
were drowned.
The steamer Bulletin, Captain Church, was
aground at Plum Point Bend, and it is believed
she will be total wreck, with the exception OF
her machinery, which will be saved. The BuIle.
| tin was bound to Louisville,
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Dollar Gold Fen.
n Gold Pm SILVER for DolaII We have
received lss o. ihess capital Pens.
opfnions 81 the Press.
+ Beats ny Thing yet oaerpdn Crescent
= This description ia vaiuahle,p IPicayune
"A nttisr Pen We put 70 papcrn Delta.
- Nov IA Etorss..
ss lsrt supply q Gold rens ali The celebrated Makers
n ~ leFesf mazksl prss., fsnsng from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
ayafsy q resa q Gold Silver casss for sale BY
GUINNESS d co.
Camp street., between Canal and Common sta
rIals. = FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GUNS, PISTOLS, sso
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For river favors we are indebted TO the officers
Of the steamers James Hewitt and J. 7. Boswell
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The Catahoula Advocate, published at Trinity
in this State, has hoisted the name of John c. Ere
mont for the next Presidency.
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Books, Rare and Scarce.

Books, Pamphlets, Prints, Pictures, Cards, etc.
TT large collection Books Of print, every de-
paruent knowledge Scrap Book Pn old Novels and
Music; Scientific Mechanical and Classical Books Magazines and
kevews anguagcs Cheap Reading and Odd Volumes
Books Paintings and Pictures, sold commission, At the
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE,
my9 IL 1885, Camp street.
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HE FINANCES OF THE FIRST MUNICIPALITY
very lucid and elaborate report has been pre.
/ scented by the Finance Committee from which I'VE
gather the following facts
The entire Debt of the Municipality Al 1s9 OLA
259, 40
Leaving balance of.................., ss0I "a
The old Corporation owes $2936,OOO OF this
sum 100000 matured on the LIST May, and have
been paid or provided for. The property of the
old Corporation, it is estimated, will reduce the
debt to be raised by taxation to 81 100000. The
portion of the First Municipality will be S7O3 900.
Add this to the municipal debt and you leave, as
the debt due by the property of the Municipality,
the sum of 81 ,597, 1854.
The expenses of the year are estimated at 1914.
9o3 the income at 1921, 34S, leaving balance of
Sl3,6O5. This, together with the cash warrants
now due, amounts to $4,000 This deficit has
resulted from the expenses of the crevasse. The
committee recommend an additional tax of one
third OF one per cent. This, however, can onlv he
decided by majority of the voters of the Munich
pality They offer an ordinance submitting TO the
sense of the people the levy of such tax to nav
the cash debt, and to pave, with square stone the
Levee, Charities and Royal streets The cost to
the Municipality of the paving is estimated at
100000. The report does honor 10 the commit.
tee and must be satisfactory to the citizens.
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j u NE. 1850.

Eashtonahle Clothing, and GentIemen,s
PuFnAshtng Goods, at Low Prices.
ALFRED MUNROE IL co.
No. 81 Magazine Street,
pihns 10 fudnce their stock Clothing much Is possible before
" cele q e season, offer inducements purchaser
w havs married. goods down very prices expect
poPostonate increase Of aalss.... Give us a call
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
~ APP g "a Magazine street
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/. R2-SEE ADVER7TsEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
Soringion 9. OLIVIA, Hoffman, P. N.
C9rtngt5H Jenny LIND, Dunnea, II A. n.
ho5lts .-.-....O OREGON, Hern, ~ p NJ. Cars.
Ned ttiBsr .,.-.,ROCKAWAY, DAVIS, P. N.
Cincinnati. .CHlLDE HAROLD, Warmsn, P NJ
EB For Cincinnati and Psbur passenger
steamer CHlLDE HAROLD will leave THIS DAY, sh INST a.
O'Clock, p NJ from the foot Of PoydIas will
please be on board, e5 MCDOWELL Jr CO. Il POydrSI
CT The steamer OLIVIA will hereafter Covington
via Vaudeville, LOuisbuTg AalisOnvLe SATURDAYS
the arrival at the Lake n cars
CT Letter Bag will be found NJ Judsons corner Of Camp
ana canal streets my2
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Philadelphia Markets.

T HILADELPHIAt May 3.
Flour-Common shipping brands held at IS 57I55 30
9nt no transactions to noeesaes for city consumption at
20 3fq0 5z5s I9I common and extra Nothing doing in
corn nlea.; Wheat continues extremely scarce, and is
sale OF RSe was a. Gle Corn in good demand for ship
holders now ask Oats very scarce-18O0 bushels
Prime sold at 43c Pork is higer-Mess $ll Beef e
dun at Sl9 90. Sales of Whisky bbls 2jc in hhd 2le
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49,. Manage ment...-
NJ NJ COHEN, Chairman
Andrew Smith, A. ID. Crossman r.. D. Sumner
W. u. fattee, WIN. Henderson, NJ. Judson
Hartman Doane Jas. II. Cl.uNel J. o. Nixon,
T. X. Wharton, w. a. Beecher. r. A. Tyler
Geo. Jonas, Thos Gilmore. D. q. LabAtt,
W. W. White, A II. PiekereL John sewel
Dr. X. Bein Y. W. Colquhoun, X. L. Meaks,
John NJ Bell, H. o. stetson, =. W. TayleI
O. NJ Bayey, jas. A. White, II. Reusbaw.
J. u. Walton
....EKeeutive Committee..
J. B. WALTON, Chairman.
y. G. Labatt, Hartman Doane H. L. Meeks
S. W. Taylor, 10. Nixon,
R. M. MeALPIN, President L. H. A
WIN. WALLACE W. WOOD, Stage hanaFer. mJgi
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ARREST OF THE EDITOR OF " LA VERDAD."-
The Picayune Express brings the N. Y. Herald
which says that Miguel Teurbe Tolon, the Secre-
tary of the Cuba Patriot Junta, of that city, and
editor of La Verdad newspaper, had been arrested
under the authority of the United States, on
charge ofbeing supporter ofthe recent expedition
of Gen. Lopez to the Island of Cuba. We find the
following announcement of the fact in a Sunday
Daper;
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Tans, FreckIes, Sunburn, and all Erun-
Hons Of the Skin

~ May be speedily and permanently removed by The
newly discovered Cosmetic FRENCH CLYSfUS This valuable
cosmetic an in9penso6e requisite to every ady toilet It's
sae price so cents per bottle, GUIONs,
.. corner st Charles and Canal stress.
mosquitoes - "
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Probably, says the Herald, the object of this
arrest is to bring the Cuba. invasion before the
Grand Jury of the United States Court.
The Herald says:
"On Saturday, Mr.. j. Prescott Hall, U. S.
District Attorney, received instructions on the sub
ject from Mr. Clayton, who insisted that the neu-
tralty, acts must be preserved by every means
known to law, and that the President expected
that Mr.. Hall would do his duty. The matter,
however, had been laid before the grand jury on
Thursday, by Mr.. Hall, who, in the absence of
Judge Belts, instructed them and enjoined them
to secresy. The Spanish Consul was requested
to attend aud made affidavit to the effect that
Miguel Teurbe TolOn, the Secretary of the Junta,
with others, was engaged in setting on foot an
expedition against the territories of the Queen
Of Spain, friendly Government, with which the
United States are at peace. A warrant was
forthwith issued for his arrest, which was effected
on Saturday night SubpGnas have been issued
to the Messrs. Beach, editors and propretors of
the Sun newspaper, to attend to-day before the
grand jury, and to disclose any information which
they know concerning this illegal business. Judge
Belts will charge the grand inquest upon the
law, which will maintain its supremacy over
lawless and desperate adventurers."
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The river is at a stand. ~
New York Markets,

The Asia has rather checked operations The mar
kes however, for Breastuis are steady and prices rne
PORK steady at $40 62 for Mess and SO IS for Prime
Coffee is dull Sugar and Moasses firm City pressed
Hemp s firm; demand limited Soft American Lead 4
time English, $3jlO355O 20 ' Wv ="
p M-There was but little done today IN Indicate ba
effects OF the steamers The market generally unset
TED, and u Is difficult to give accurate quotations The
prices Of Breadsutis in favor of sellers Poyons are
snchsnged Fair business doing in Pork $40 5 $40 62
Tor Mess, and 81 6SGgS 683{ for Prime Ohio Lard is
steady at 81 ale for Prime and Extra . Demand for To
bacco on the increase Kentucky quoted at $66 80 for
Inferior, S7kdS for Middling and SgO fnr seecti0ns
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NEW I OHK, May %.
/ have been arrested by the Deputy Marshal
under charge of being supporter of an invading
expedition against Cuba. | shall be tried, perhaps
| am guilty of no crime there, is no law to
condemn me.
All request from you is to publish these lines,
and let the American people Judge for themselves
| am, gentlemen, very respectfully, yours,
MIGUEL TEURBE ToLoN,
Editor If La Haraul
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MAYoRALTY OF NEw oRLE4Ns,l

June 4, 1850.
accordance with the sixth section Of the Act to eduaze
Representation in the Municipal Councils of the City Of
hewOreans Approved 18th January 847 the UNDERSIGNED
Mayor and Recorders of the several municipalities OF the
City OF Newt Orleans, this day the Office of the Mayor
OF the City of New Orleans, and there proceeded to the OK
animation of the Returns of the Election held on Monday
The ID inst in the Sixth Ward Of the Second Municipality
said Ward in said Municipality, and hereby certify the fol-
lowing to be the result thereof:
K. b. Sykes received hundred and seventy two votes.
Jacob Barker received one hundred and five votes.
We therefore declare R. B. SYKES duly elected Alder.
man from the Sixth Ward TO the Council of Municipality
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EsraEE ADgERTIsENENTs On TalRo FACE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-28
Latest AND BEST
Collection OF Church Music
WOW READY.
THE GOLDEN LHRE!

4 NEW collection n church music, adapted ID
"A the vanoIs metres now in us~, together with
great variety OF new anthems sentences and chants
for cho'rs, singing classrs, fkcM associations, and
social, sacred mus,c circles. by VIC. TAYLOR,
rof"Tay!ors Sacred Minstrel" Choral An
iherns,' &c.
Wehave explored It's contents enough TO dare to
speak nell OF II. MI. Taylor II himself the nu,bor
OF a good part Of the book, and N shows musieal
feeling, taste, and invention, ~kfth make no pre-
sumption in him to appear as composer. - Mr..
Iaylors pieces are recommended by their melody
woven into all the four parts by ,y rxpreseivcness,
which always varies with the subject; End By their
uniformly artistic style - And Is.t tut hsr lest
the work is more beautifully and clearly pfiffted than
any work which We remember Of the ktnd. IN y!
Tribune
We believe IN. book to be greatly superior 10 ant
that has preceded it, and we think it may claim to
be better adapted TO, and more suitable Tor the use
OF cholrs-Sar0nis Musical Times.
Wehave examined this new collection Of church
music, aud would add our favorable opinion Of its
merits, to the many encomiums it has elici,ed.-N.
Y. Erangelist.
| We hope this collection will meet that favor and
success ct which II Is deserving-N. Y. Recorder.
Hr Taylor shows great taste, ard no pains have
been spared to furnish to choirs the very sole fma
sc.--Dstroit Free Press.
! Il is collection made with admir-. IL taste and
with scientific knowledge of,he whole field of mu.
SIC There Is asplrit and soul in the compositions,
which a's too ofen wanting -Bu6alo Commercial
Adpertiser.
The tunes Louvan, Dawn, and others Of like char.
acter, we are particularly pleased with They stamp
Free Press ~
MI. Taylor swimming for himself an enviable rep
uaton as composer, and Of what we see Of this
new book, We Zee assured it will excel antihlnk
which has preceded it, Cleveland Piaiadeolsy.
Mr.. Tayors music throughout, is Of the highest
OF composition. and commsnds itself at once TO all
lovers Of true harmony --HniloreU Gazette.
! HAwLEY, FULLER, & Co Publishers Utica. NY.
! For sale al eastern priccsby
/ Oct II, a. II & c. hurley.
Auyn,s Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-12-28
To Western Merchants!
HATS, CAPS. AND FUR GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.

TI>H subscriber in addition to a very large stock
l. oihis own manufacture. is now receiving from
the largest and best manufacturing establishment, at
the east.a complete assortment Of Hats, Caps and
Fur Goods, designed expressly for the wholesSs
trade, whichwill be sold on lIberaterms and at New
York prices adding transportation. His goods have
been manufactured with great care and the styles 4.
dapted TO the western trade. His stock will always
b. complete nording merchants nd matters an ol,-
portunty ofkerpng good assortment without buy
ing an overstoch Of goods that csnge in style very
often. L. SMITH, 40 Lake Street
Chlcp 90 AnRrisf u
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Usage Orange Hedge.

HAVING b,en appointed by Professor J B
IL Turner. o! jacksonville agent for the sale OF
the Usage ,tanga plant, all orders will he received
aud forwarded, isl contacts made with all who
may wish 70 procure plants
The puce per 1000 3 ior the b.s, quality deli
Nsfei To each subscriber IN t'ttHWa Such as con-
template giving orders are requested to DO 50 atan
cary day, IN order To- make sure oil a supply. No
pay required before the plants a,c delivered
Det ", lSoO J o NArrlsGEN
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PURSUANT to an order OF the county cour, OF
l. La Sale county, notice Is hereby given, that all
persons having claims against the esiste Of Iony J.
HUMAN, late OF the county Of La Sale, deccas-
ed, are required 10 produce the same in writing and
file them N sad court on the LIST Monday in Febru.
ary next when and where sad claimants are re-
'quesed 10 attend for the purpose Of having the II
claims adjusted IN pursuance oflnw.
lluLpAu VI. lllSMAS. Erecutrir.
OttaWa Dec 10 1851
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Ea1t. Of Phaip Harios deceased

I''1'T-W "WTF T7'VION US'tdStU.
PURSUANT TO an order OF the county court OF
lasallr county, notice is hereby given, that all
per ons hFv.ng claims against the estate of Phhp
Hl'ios, late ot the county of L,sne, decd are
required 10 produce the same in writing, and file
then IN aid court II The lst Monday in February
rcX'. Ahtn and where -nid claimants nrr requested
10 r'ni hr the purpose Of having their claim, ad
listed IN pursuance OF law.
FRsNcrs B, BLusr, admir-
nurva D.r TX Isi L-yD-6s
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To the heirs and all per interested IN the LIS
tate Of AJrdham Hess, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will make appll-
~ cation TO the county court OF La sale county,
der to srllthe following certificates OF canal indeb
cdness belonging 10 said eaae.
Certificates Of canal Indebtedness amounting TO
$500, dated Feb, I, 1912; one certificate OF canal
Indebtedness for $50 dated March !, 1872 cetuh-
Gates dated May I'd 1872 for 5000 and s2lO GER
uhcates for interest upon canal indebtedness
Glover Cook, JEREMIAH hEss,
dec ~ SoIcitors-it-2l Executor.
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SURllc NOTICE

) hereby gwen that at sale OF lands for the Tux
i IS thereon, due thu county ot In Sale and state
ot Illinois, tor A. D las, held nj the Court House
IN Ottawa, IN said county on the 18th day Of JAY
1919, purchased the sou,h,t asst Or OF -, town
80, range |, for the sum OF 50 II The time Of re.
demption OF said tract will expire two years from
sAIl daie Of nnrchnse dec q Z : SEYRnLn
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L.nsIl

an the road between Ottawa and the residence
~ OF Mr. II Kass, in Worldwide, La Sale county,
awhtr oycrcoat, containing III the pockets, deed
for some land in favor Of John IIuckert. All pr.
sons are warned against purchasing said deed ANY
person returning the same, giving information
where il may be- found will be handsomely reward
ed besides conirlrnga great favor on the subscriber
Dec 2l-iw. JONI IIucKERr
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E,taie of aaron Ford deceased

PURSUANT 10 an order Of the county court OLA
Sale county, notice IL hereby given, lint all
persons having claims against the estate Of Aaron
For late oi the cnulty Of Ia Safe decd. are
required toproducc the same in writing and file them
in sad court on the ~ Monday of February,
next. when and where said claimants are requested
to attend TOR the purpose OF having their claims ad
just-d IN pursuance oi law.
Dec %, 1850 ELJz.sEra FoRD idm'yr
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To officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants,

~ ME subscriber having made arrangements
with Vespasisn Ellis, Esq, OF Washington
= City hereby gives notice that he Is prepared
,oprosecutr Bounty Land, Pension and other clam.
upon government with facility aud on favorable
terms
The principal classes Of cases Of land bounty and
pension CLAIMS winch now essi, and the general
principles on which they rest, are Is follows, Ia wit
Island Bounty Is due 10 a.! officers, non commits
Honed officers, mus!C.uns, OF privHes, whrlher reg
u.ars, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served ~
the war o! 1872, unless they nave heretofore rcrti-
we'd land bounty Also, To all sucll Ns seVejluauy
OF the Indian wsrs.ncs 1880; and the commits
stoned officers who served m the war with NcNiCo,
- wit: Those who enlisted Tor one yearand served
months To leo acres those who enlisted for Fix
months aud served imonihs TO 50 acres. All hose
who served over month 10 40 acres. The widow
OF n solder vino was He'd IN battle, is entitled to 100
acres II the officer soldier is dead, the widow is
entitled to the huuniy i, there be no widow, the
minor heirs OF the officer or soldier entitled TO
the bounty.
I'd Pensions for Life are due to oil widows Of
revolutionary officers and soldiers, if they were mar
RED prior 10 1900.
81 Increased pensions IRE due 10 all such widows,
if their husbands were pensioners under the act OF
1918.
An communications addressed to me on the
above suhcc will receive prompt and respectful at
tentjon Po.ngrpald on all letters sen, through the
Pest Office Ottawa, nov VI T.. .ioLLrsTrR
A u At LHT, and Land Agent
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IA sa,,e Cow,s,y gene, neposl,ary

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Jbh9ONo wishing to supply thcm,e,ye, with
the pHbl,cauons otihe American Tract Society
can do 20 Mt the store OF the subscriber
Tn, stock on hand consists no.,lv of tho yolnun.
publications, wIth q variety OF tracts IN PACKAGE.
&c, &c Also,
1900 Christian Family A'manacs for 1851
PaNnts tesrous Of procuring holiday prescp,scan
DO - N way to in,eres, and please, as well ma m
profit The henri, @ M,rrlNnrn