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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-19

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4. ALLOWING resolutions rom
Ne clip US .t TribunS. They were a.
New fo, ghies II Caypga, Mr.. Be
BY 'a ..n ~ II tbs first one ena u.
d. aT9 'P va properly, al We have .i y
s.. % Il n iiBsl shall and vii W. rf Imam
j. laa ,. = book as long as me ou'0"
st:-Slj E T5st the Fugitive Slave Law
libel g 'l American people-an9 its re-,
' ai.r,nded by every consideration I on
-G,h ne Wigs Of New O'a NV
e9i'1dsTPbj ., we firmly and inaezihly
Pa'ltsa, .i"Iss Of freedom, and oPPo.-
Re . GI,n extension Of slavery where II
81 !. a.s sI,y,' J. q follow the exam.
rared J gso borrowed these principles
\ iao /. , DIa,form, and now abandon
Piith Y ~. : If he bunker school, and
} . & ,,a.s others q n. may Do, We will "
T Y. hammer Of freedom, and ma!cn
M onward for the repeal Of me lui'
lious law.
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~,..,n,tiou IA disense which is carrying
s;s.in, X ths t0nbs by thousands, without
Y a,.s,Is Il progressb by ths medicines in
nm mpat tSe present time. Buta bright
caming, and hai caae--to successful
NJ HI, diseise. D., Rogers ~Liyer~olt
N. not onlr gives immediate relief in
srd conghs bnt from the testimony ofnen
IN hthest standing, here and elqewerp, it is
M amcrpmatkable cures Of consumption
movements IN treatment Of diseases are on
\, aud nothing can arrest its spirit in the
,enl age.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Rv virtue Of an order Of the Probate
= Court Of Madison county, obtained at
the October Term will expose to public
sale, Mt the late residence OF John Tate decd.
six miles North of Canton on Friday the 9th
day of Dec. next, between legal hours, the fol
having described lands, lying in said county,
and belonging 10 said decedent, viz -. l-2of o. !
$. =. Id Of Sect. 20, and S. 10 of w. l-2 Of
$. w. Ia of Sect. 81, u. l-9 of 5. WI 4 Of
Sect. 81 and N. w. Ia Of Sect. 28--all lying
in Township 10 Range , East, containing in all
800 acres; also at the same time and place the
stock of horses, mules, cows, goats, farming
utensils, household and Kitchen furniture,
corn, fodder, &c, and all the other personally
belonging to said decedent except the ne
groes.
TgRns.-The lands viii be sold on a credit
Of II months.
The personal property viii be sold ona cred
it Of nine months.
t5- Purchasers will be required to give
bond bearing interest from date with approved
security.
A.. P. HILL, Executor;
Canton Nov 18th 1850. S7-td
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=, r,IpoRSlA.-The following
LS y ssv. same over BY the last arri-
fo1 California. e., Francisco as
feo ", m eet away 90 their return 10
m .,.l SIatss.p One or two cases OF
Ua't sa1 oceorred at San Francisco
.ina. Y 3 he iOlh Of October,
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LADIES, FAIR.

Is in contemplation to open and seH, dur
l ring the next few weeks, a great variety OF
Fancy articles, ES6Rse CGs0gaecs,
Sc, Sc, bought for the Ladies Fair" and
their Beauxs.
A few packages iust received, and now onen-
ing, by IJy41 P"RIESFLEY u M0SBY.
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IRIS STRANGE BUT TRUE!

htmny will neglect a cough month after
M, and Wonder 1T last that they have the
%umpliDn. How much better to nip this
he in the bud, which can always be done
laag d.. A. Rngers's syrnp Of Liverwort
Gaf @A stitch in time slyes nine"
|or mle by Prizes TLEY q MOSBY, and
lUPHY 4 90, Canton, Miss.
he advertisement ina uothercoInmn
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CJUBE PASTE at
MURPHY & co
lccember ., 1850.
EDNLNIsTRAToRS NOTICE.

HrREAS letters Of Administration on
the estate Of j., NJ. Battle deceased
\ granted to the undersigned, at the late
'e0her Term (lS5D Of the Probate Court
le county Of Madison and State of Nj S..
all persons having claims aga inst the
Ne Of said deccdcnt, are required To oxhib.
he slme duly authenticated within the
prescribed BY law Or the saulo will be bar-
K. P. AtfSION, Admir-
4 J. N. BATTLE, Decd
%ccrn5er 10th 1850 n.43,6t
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LETTERs TEsTAMENTARY.

LETTERS TESTAMENTARK.
T ETTERS testamentary having been
- granted at the October term 1850, OF
the Probate Court Of Madison county,
Mississippi, on the Estate Of Elizabeth
Graves decd an persons indebted TO sa'd
estate are notified 10 come forward aud
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against said estate, will presenA
them legally authenticated withlnthe time
prescribed by law or they will be oreVe
barred.
JOHN w. GRAVES, Executor.
Oct. 24'50. Ct
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rr r,NAL SETTLEMENT

Giniantor of,S boy 3 gwen that | will as Ad,
Cbd deceased ', nsal Estateo Of cranberry Hen,
Dvpnce mi , pfsssnt ny fnal account for
County, wbo !, ~, me Probate Court Of MAI
Sed may a hoe,i and where ali persons Il Il.
Canton Deo y, !. HENDRICKS admir-
aOer l2th 1850. 43.-a
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ADMINISTRATnRs cArn

w 49,. SALE
es0 na, y q an order OF the Probate
sI !, l, q I Madison County, Mississ sp",e
\ y ne December term l856 tbs.s'
N ~ s,,' Administrative and ADM, i.t ,,,'
bal ~ Mn ss, " q George w. jIenderson t ia
4 is ;%Im Monday the 18th day Of Jo nv
1t tg the 9 ea0.. the hours prescribed Nv bv
Dton. n nv s'l,t House door 10 the town If
At np %f,'a a0 county Of Madison expose fo n,
4 crelt ~ Iac.Iaas 70 thehighest bidders
al l N. 4 Twelve month, from the 'i bos -
,Rps + ny g 8 goods, wares and mercb,N n.
san.1r ~ store honse Of said deceased.
Il e SD. Aaiiwars, Crucke aI Psa o1u-
BE gooj' \. 's lE goods, and all kinds of
'cariaraT plsgtation use--boots. shoa "
he puTgs,@ ,laasgs, Leather &c, ''0Ss'
b%ehaafis'~ , NJ, q said goods, wares anJ
good NJ gIl y reqairod & rive rive b "nd
nds afsr ~. a,aEls security payable 1p'G twelve opIy,,
HENRYsR Y HENDERSON AG9'x.
December ~, " HENDERSON Deo.5
42,-td
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RANGER,s SALE,

A RANGER Of Madison county, | will Of
n fer for sale, ia the town of Canton, on Nor
day, the 9Th day Of January next, the follow
ing described strays, to wit;
Taken up by WIN. K. Haley ~@
a red and white pied Cow,mark- M
cd crop and under-bit in the kSsaY
right ear, and half crop in the sTX R
lett, with her calf unmarked. -
Appraised to So 90
Also a red Cow, with a white face, a short
tail, marked with a crop and unier,hit in the
right ear, and half crop in the left; with a calf
unmarked Appraised to So 90
Also a brown Hnifer, with d white face,
marked, crop and under-bit in the left ear, md
under-bit in the right. Apprised to S6 90
Also u red and white pied Cow, unmarked.
Appraised to So 90
Also a white Heller, unmarked.
Appraised to 50 90
Also a red and white pied Heifer, unmarked
Appraised to So 90
Also, a y%earling red Heller, unmarked,
Appraised to 81 SO
Also, a y%eafling brindls Bull, unmarked.
Appraised to So 50
Taken up by McClcnan Carson, 4 white
Steer, marked swallow fork and uuder-bit in
each ear, supposed TO be 10 years old.
Appraised to 5000
Also q black Steer, marked with swallow
fork and nndsr-hit in the right car, and swat
law fork in the left, has the appearances ofbe-
ing branded with the letter l., about I years
Old. Annrnisndt "a Sl0. 100
~. b Persons having in their possession tho
above described strays, are requested TO bring
them forward on the day Of sale.
Dec. STD J.CLANCEY, Ranger, NC.
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Fresh and Select Medicines!

I'VE are Just receiving, from New York and
w Philadelphia, a superior assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Sc, Sc,
Fresh aud Pure, embracing most articles uau.
ally found in Drug Stores. Buying, as we do,
of the Importers and ManNt acturers-reliable
honses,a al once responsible and respectable, and
being determined to deal in the BEST MEDl-
loNEs, those sold by us may be confidently re-
lied on--we Warraat them such as represented.
Our Stock shall be kept complete, by fresh
supplies from the best market is, as often as re-
quired,
Thankful for past favors, we solicit n con
t%inuance of the same, from all paying dealers,
and pledge ourselves that our prices shall be as
loV as similar articles can he afforded at in tho
State. CASH dealers will always find it to
their interest to call at the sign of the : Col
0en A%aortar."
July 4, so PRlESTLEY g. MoSBY.
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ELOUR. 300 Bbls. st. Louis Flour, aud
i 300 Bbls. Ohio, just received, md for sale,
by Dec. l2, 1850. r. p. WINSLOW.
TUST received and in stars-
j 90 Barrels s'Wakh" Flour,
20 do "Harrison'' Flour,
50 do "North st Louis'' Flour,
10 do "Trey Mills" do.
IL Casks Family Hams,
IS Sacks Irish Potatoes,
3 Tierces Rice, 5 Boxes Maecaroni,
l Cask Stuart's Syrup. n superior article
2 Bills sugar house Molasses,
] Cask OF dried Beef, Shot all sizes,
IL Bhl's dried Peaches, 6 do green apples
10 Boxes Of sBlue grass Dairy Cheese,
10 I Bbls. Molasses - Bags Onions,
2 Bbrs Button Onions, Bar Lead, &c.
Also, a large assortment If Wood anil Wiz
low Ware, comprising Wash Tubs, PALS and
Piggins, iron and briss bound; Sugar and Cof-I
fee, Buckets, Foot tubs, Keelers, Painted
Buckets, Clothes and market Baskets, Churns,
Brooms, Cocoa Dippers, &c, and indeed almost
every article for Family and Culinary purpo-
ses. X. p. WINSEOW.
Jackson, December, Il, 1850.
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NEW GOODS,

VTNl1E undersigned having associated
4 themselves under the firm Of JOHN
MONTGOMERY, g. CO., have just re-
ceived DIRECT from New York, and
are now opening 10 the Brick Store house
lately occupied by Drane and Thompson,
a general assortment of DRY GOODS,
QUEENS WARE, g. HARD WARE;
together with Hats, Boots, aud Shoes,
LOWELS, LINSE Us, and NEGRO
SHOES; which we are determined TO sell
low for cash, Or TO punctual dealers on short
time. JOHN MONTGOMERY,
E. X. ANDERSON.
Canton October 10th '50.-33-if
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of AAP"N"Si AuStItS anu wa
rino Silk stripes,
Irish Linen at all prices,
Linen Sheeting,
Damask Table Cloths, Birds eve Dia-
per and Napkins,
Silk, Flag and Bandana Hd'kfs,
Ladies and Misses Silk, Cotton and
Wooden Hosiery,
Gentlemens' do do do
Rose Point and Bed Blankets.
Mississippi, Alabama and Kentucky
Ozuaburgs,
Hamilton, Walton, and Manchester
Shifting and Sheetings,
Cohassit, Elephant and Dorchester
Tickings,
Apron and Furniture Checks.
Bleached Shirtings and S~heetinrs.
@8@EGs1Aga
Dress, Flock and Sack Goats,
Blankets, Sacks and Frocktees,
Plain e. fancy Cashmere pantaloons.
Sattinett and Kentucky James do,
Sattinett and Riding Cord do,
Vests a great variety,
Shifts, Drawers. &c. &c.
GROCERIES,.
Brown, Crushed and Pulv'd Sugars.
Common and Sugar House Molasses,
Rio and Java Coffee,
Black Imperial and G. P. Imp'l Teas,
Fine and coarse Salt,
Soap. Star and Sperm Candles,
observation-disclosures
Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Mace Glove,
&c. &c.
FWENTY Boxes manufactured To.
- bacco assorted brands and qualities
WINES M LIQUORS.
Best Coghac Brandy Importation lNnt
" American do,
Pore Holland GIN,
Scotch and Irish Whisky,
Claret, Old Port and
Medicine Wines &C.
Y GAPS
Florence Silk. Beaver and wool hats a
general assortment,
Caps all varieties.
BOOTS g DEa
Mems and Boys Russetts,
Kip Brogans,
Calf, sew'd G. peg boots
Mud do do do
B.GRD T.RRE and CUTLERY.
Iron, Castings, Nails, &c. &c.
GL.aSS and QUEENrSW:aRE.
A complete assortment.
BAGGING and ROPE. FLOUR,
LARD, WHISKY, &c. &c.
Also a general assortment
Silk and Cotton UNI
bIilla's Combs,
Brushes,
&c.
The above articles were purchased in
New York Cincinnati, LouisviA. and
ST. Lonis the past summer, upontna most
favorable terms. They are o1ate3 TO the
public at very small profit. Tne usual
credit will be given to prompt customers.
| am Determined to Offer such inducements
as will ensure a call at least, and beIiev-
ing in the motto of "smalI profits and
quick s%aIes.t' | will take pleasure at all
times to show my goods without charge.
| will barter for Cotton, Corn, Oats, Rye;
Dry Hides, Wool, Tallow, Rice, Rags, &c.
Liberal advances made on Cotton ship
ped 10 my friends 10 New Orleans.
N &. Having made arrangements at
st. Louis for weekly shipments Of Flour,
my customers may at all times rely upon
getting a good and fresh article.
Sept 18th '50.-1y.
GAIT. IS sacks coarse, and 50 sacks fine
- Salt for sale. by r. P. WINSLOW.
Jackson, December II, 1850.
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@SAAISMI Ik&SWGV1NS5Na
GARDEN SEE DS SC.

Pens, Inks, WATERS, Sealing wax, Envel-
opes, Note, Letter and Writing papet. Lead
and Slate Pencils, Pencil points, States,
Memorandum and Account Books; Violin
strings, Fish Hooks and Lines; Brushes
and Combs; Hair Oils and Dyes, Shaving
washing and Scented Soaps; Portable Soda
water and Lemonade; Pure Brandies and
Wines, for medical purposes only; Match
Our stock of Medicines &C., was select
whose charge the Store will be.
We solicit the patronage OF our friends
and prices will be satisfactory to all.
Sept. Goth 1850,
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!, rlNAL S~ETTLEMFNT

IuIliE 9 HtlEHE ff LNhl1I IN l.
Paro 4 M RRere6y given that | viii
n Gtso Sss viii and Testament ~ r'1 1ee
h fr useeased, present nv 6n y ' u
@ry tis sslya1ee anil settlemspt p' y ~ ".
alaaii,SSl'0 ',l Term 81 the, Probate ot ~ the
Aai Ds,.o ooasty Mississippi. When Ooa ani
" Interested may attend, ana
.aDon Dec. B a ;d BALDWIN, Executor.
d5S -A splendid article lust r.eeiv.
=. W. MURPHY.
ri Hysonn ss. Imperial, Gonp0w.
4S'''y' sold cheap 81 9Oas' o.
lU MURPHY 4 CO.
\ AE vi iOr consun1Ivee -
MURPHY & CO
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es, Playing Cards. Blacking and Backing
Brushes; Fancy and miscellaneous articles,
too tedious to mention.
All OF which we are anxious to sell 10
good customers at reasonable prices.
LF N. B. Prescriptions carefully put
up and medicines sold at all hours, day or
ID in New York by Mr., Z. D. Wand, in
nd the public, believing that our articl
d. w. MURPHY,
J. l.. MITCHELL.
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ATTENTl0N.

'HE subscriber having settled in this
Place Tor the purpose Of MERCHAN-
DlAiNG, takes this method Of inform
ing the citizens OF Canton and Madison
County, that he has opened his GOODS. n
inc house formerly occupied by Mr.. ED,
w ara asa Drug Store, on the South side Of
me Square, and respectfully ~solicits a share
OF poollc patronage. AS he wishes to
dispose OF his present STOCK before
STING, he has determined 10 Offer such
Inducements to purchasers, as cannot faII
10 eve satisfaction and it he has the AR
1nGLE ne Is certain he can please IN the
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Al RANGER of Madison county, | will Of
n fer for sale, ia the town of Canton, on Nor
day, the 9Th day Of January next, the follow
ing described strays, TO wit:
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RTCHARD p. wTNsT.ow

w
STATE STREET, JACKSON Miss. merit door to
WIN. NORRIS JEwELRY SroRe
Dealer in Staple Or Golds and Cloth
ing, GroeerleS, WineSnand Liquor, Hats
Cops Boots and Shoes, Hard,rore end
Cutlery, GLASS and Qneeassare, Iron.
Nails, Casting, Provisions, Begging
and Rope, DC. &c.
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VoicE OF MARrL.ED. "A committee has been appoipt.
ed the MARYLAND Reform Convention 10 report on the
Of Congfess Judge Chamber is Chairman Of ibs co
mrtfee and an able report may be expected That Il viii
express The sentiments oil the people Of MARYLAND thr
favor Of sustaining those measures that we doub,
whether, u the vote were taken, there would be sin
ge dissenting voice Let Other southern States act as thev
please Maryland will stand firm 10 the Union, notwi,h
standing s lea border State and has suffered greatly by
the escape OF slaves into neighboring STATES All thai
she asks ~ that the laws OF Congress may be faithfully
ana fully carried into effect and particularly that
iof me recovery Of fugitive slaves She has not parci
ps'.n the ercltemsnt which has prevailed, and her
Ieenngs and wishes have Deen uniformly and unani-
mousy IN favor OF preserving The Union and the con-
ana % this object all her energies will be d.
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From the National Intellisencer
wash1ngton National Monument

washington National Monument.
This great structure has reached an elevation of
weather holds good for few days longer will be eighty.
two feet al the close OF the season.
SO far, the collections have been sufficient to carry on
the work; and Is hoped that there will be no abateme
me alronc spirit Of The American people in regard 10
the noble edhce now in the OF erection Ii would
certainly be source OF deep modification il they should
now iail to complete 1t, and evidence of npratude
which would be eminenily disgracefu TO the American
character In work like this il is expected that not
only The whole people OF this country will manifest their
their mite IN honor OF him but corporate bodies State
legislatures, and finally If necessary the Congress of the
United States, Will cordially co operate 10 completing this
magnificent memorial OF a nation's gratitude.
Among the blocks OF stone presented by States and
sociaons TO be deposited in the is one BY the
rand Lodge OF the District Of Columbia and placed ia
me monument the 1Ath OF October, which ia Thus
mentioned by the Grand Master, b. b. French, ESQ., in
me annual address, delivered the 9Th OF November
ss ana which It affords me great pleasure quote, as
containing Just and patriotic sentiments:
Thus, brethren, have the Free Masons of this uris
dtcfion presented their Offering holy shrine OF pa
otisms thus have they their mite toward
ms gss o. ne prondest memorials to the moral Of
single man that the world has seen The man was
worthy OF the monument, and the will be wor
thy OF the mani for will be firm and enduring as his own
virtue aud integrity, spd lefty as his holy and patriotic
purposes There may II ever stand In tbs political centre
Of dis great Union--an emblem OF him whose name il
~hs oss wss when
and draw from the Of Washington energies
20 resist any attempts to destroy that Union, establish
renee OF which he ready lay down his life -
las he present elevation Of the monumen, commands
oeauiul view Of the city and the Potomac for dis
uhces car-which is 10 contain six personss being
repsfed 70 be attached the engine for the purpose Of
conveying visters to the top. w
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have heard that ss laughed the idea Of change
a. France In Februsfy, i84s; that M Guizot and M
Louis Philippe Egalis invited strangers TO ssy IN Paris
and ace the Joke out But the Joke them Out and In
The ears rang last verdict oil indifference 10 The
t,,ure--.stoo late 100 late r. When southern nag hes
on suiys MS Island and Fort Moue, twill be 100 late
for a remedy, and late Tor repentance Those who
now see nothing bonbas in the decentralization OF an
xeed S,aieone Of the most gallant IN the unon--wih
hen see cause where now they can only nad
foJ for laughter Nor with South Carolina alone the
Unlon is involved but with all that powerful though a
YET undeclsed parry, who. once The struggle Goes oe
ain have only enc side ch,ose-heir own-s souhefn
side. ..a.... rs.liz.
The extent OF the calamity impsndng over tpei sssn
Before tho onion, what was the Catholic emetan. Us n
tfanehfsed IL Maryland, persecuted IN Masachuse
pressed in Now York hendsed wears ago Uaino' 70
were executed la New York for 70
eer The contrary to local Jaw Ias 'oGsl pe,
seeuIions Of this denomination az Boston, PhilidePnla
Chcohe and elsewhere. are 100 recent % nsea ne
M, nj While they have found the sectional parties oe
Unfair and mplacable they have ever ouna
be Union spirit and the national Standardization Im ~
fairness and mpatahty Are they content 20 see .ns
Union dissolved and secionaism prevail we oehoso
one unanimous .No ~ will be their instant answer.
| What then, Is 10 be done Why, thisi Let Union
party be formed by great who conceive pe ~
| imminent danger Let Union test be applied, anu
Union tickets put forth The adopted citizens WIN 'he Q
know which oil the choose and VIII no longer o.
ouire orr induce them 10 become pessiver'
OF the under which they have Tor tue hfs' he
4 felt the. .selves TO be FRKEMEN
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Texas CENSUS RErusss-The following ceasos returns
have been rceved Liberty county, 6sa free s9f slaves
baisop. also Tree. e9 slaves; Tavis 2aat fsss, ~
s',ys, Fsyss,s county 27T sss LOIS Slave LaysGs.
Wit l41 Tree b70 slaves Victoria, l4l6le 6t slaves;
gosd 80 Tree, y slaves; Calhoun, $50 free, ~ slaves
San Psrcio 6 free slaves Neecss 60 free, sisvs
Refukic, 30 ffee, 10 slsves ~ ias' 9a'i aaA al
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uENsION and General Asency.-GEo. c. AMES, having
resigned ONCE which he held in the Bureau Of me Commis
for the prosecution Of ciaims Tor
hapay due TO the officers and soldiers Of e viz
an ns saS bounty land on
Mexican and also under te act
Congress granting bounty land 70 the oce and
which adjusted Pension Once his with
Bureau ve which have been devoted ecs
sivey The examination and o eams -.
s asSos ns q and 5
in The establishment Of their rights, and which acquired
fully r. Wise have also established general
agency recovery every description against The
federal government TO be before either Of
departments or board Of commissioners, before Congress-
A. Wise Of virginia - partner, and who win be responsible
the fthness and efficiency Of their asency He viii
sona attention a Washington nom me % me a. his services may
An post paid win meet with promp, attention. d
70 Geo Amss OF fully r. WISE Washington D.
Nov 3-eodiwkw3m'
The subscribers have large complete OF
the above goods the superior Housckeepe
suit OF such articles particularly invited examine
qualities We have all The goods below named, which
have offered Tor sale FL 7. y. r.
pieces brown table damask, low priced .
do fine do
IS dozen table napkins.
In SAeetnss and Piio eas Linens
10 pieces best Barnsey sheetinss, 81, lo4 ia, 1874
10 do pillow case linens, ~, ps, 81, 81
In Towsiiass have
q dozen extra nne huchsback towels, dsmssked bird
9 piece. superior Silica damass ,owsllns
With great variety priced towenss crash Russia
diaper brown ngured daper, plain brown linen, &C.
cLA0ETT, NEWTON, MAY, d CO.
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We submit TO our readers the report from the bureau
OF Indian Affairs accompanying the Presidents message.
and drawn up by Mr. l. Lea. the Commissioner Of In.
dian Affairs This report about the red men Of the for
est always interesting. is rendered more 90 at This time
when new tribes have been added to our territory who
are so remote in situation. and who are towering In hos
tile array on our BORDERS n Wy
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The pressure columns is so great at the present,
me that have been forced to publish our remarks in
reply Mr. John Rivess attack on us In The type usual
Unemployed for correspondence The 6ra number win be-
found in 'odsys paper; and we cannot b regret that 20
much Of our space must be for few dzys occupied BY
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