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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05

IA SbNrOn, NEiSS.

StAAD4ep aAsS0s
CONSTANTLY on hand Ploughs, Gin Seq
" ments and mill Castings. Castings Of any
kind made "a, order. All work warranted in
material and operation. 3gs t4ubA
Gin &ega1Ge5Gtss-These are made on
approved, scientific priBeiples-so constructed
and working together as to avoid nearly all.
friction, so that with the same power, one half
more work can be done, than with the ordinary
Gin gearing.
From many Testimonials Of the superiority
Of these Segments we insert,the following:
Leake County, Miss., Aareh, 1850.
For the Inst six months | have been using
Segments made at the Madison Foundry, and
find them superior to any horse power gearing
| have ever seen.
j. III. McGAUGHY.
Stump Bridge, Madison County.
! have heen engaged many years in putting
M machinery, both at Northern and Southern
Foundries; bnt fos regularity, case Of motion
and absence of friction, 7 haze found none
equal % the Segments made at the Madison
Foundry. JOSEPH BARNES.
Secag.ash, .ahatd Couatg, 1850.
The Gin Segments made at the Madison
Foundry far surpass my expectations. They
require less team than any have ever seen
| Kin with one horse. on a Al saw gin, three
lbales a day. JEFFERSON JINKINS.
Persons wishin infOfmetiOn will address to.
june 27-nl-yl9i VAN DORM Go.
4 HN ~ -n Fr#m m IH FfLH R-
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Councils Magical Path Exts.ac
tor the aUOrIg'S tCONder-ESrO
asOsss1cCd SO OU all sCAO
haze eUer tried IL.

! White Swelings, inflammation, Pain in
the Back, Weak Limbs, Tender or Sore
Feet, aud all Scrofulous Sores; are speed
lily and permanently cured by Connors
Magical Pain Extractor; Affection Of the
Eu5gs, Ague in be face, Breast, Tic Do
loureaux, Chronic sore eyes, Blislered sur.
faces, &C. II is equally beneficial in all
kinds of inAammalOry diseases, such as
sore Nipples and Eyes, SPralns, Rhuma-
tlsm, White Swelling and Ulcers, Bruises
Burns, Chilblains, Erysiplas, &c.-will
quickly be relieved BY the application Of
this salve. This remarkable s%anative pos
sesses many virtues never found 10 any 9TH
.er article. Ithas ire most perfect power
over all pains BY fire, positively alIaying
the suffering almost immedially upon its
application. .73(a.nnl ai bt
be- Caution--No Pain Extractor can
De genuine unless you find the signature Of
Comstock and Co. on she wrapper Of each
box. Beware Of the counterfeit.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05

he GREAT REAE

a Nh
For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain ID ~
Back, Limbs and Joints, ScFclaia
-s5uE Evil, White Swelling nAn
.lto Tumors, STIFF Jaipl
ora aits andalKFixed
.tl Jw Pains Whatever
Where hiS Plaster iseNliea fa'a's1
The following commendaiicnslF0 ni
residing at Trenton, Tenn.
~ TRENToa, GibsOn County
l daft8 S Novembei
Messrs. Scovil a ead-Gsnte Y,
Hebrew Plaster il becoming pOpa.
section; there is a lady u thls eeI
says she would not be without tan
Eve hundred dollars a ysaf. '.shes~
for some time with 40 5enla
Spleen, which gave her n greet NV VI Y
the swelling and pain had extelg
to the arm ne, and occa'ioasN
scarcely breathe. Shewas eOn1pss
n" r. A.. M"
siderable time during which sgs v
by some Of our best physicians W
her no relief, she procured 2 bOA Y
Plaster audit relieved her allaos' wv
These facts you are at libEsty SS
may think pnoper-tlieY aIesa
Respected yesas ss
EMHN ANAA"a w
The application Of the Fla'!si
houlders hus-been found 2 ceisala
code, coughs, phthiEic and lo.s H
their primary stages 4 pes'io'
ton by peFspirations a.khe|
.BEwARE on ouNTERTEITs ANp NV
q The Genuine isasold onlg 2 "
raj Agents for the Southern
Mean ll3 Charities street, Nss
whom all orders must-beaddfssss
Also, sold hyg ,.osny. al
PRIEsTLEY " MUSSsl
MURPHY AZ
appointed agents inesgl
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The worst attacks Of thesPiles are effec-
tually and permanently cured in a short
lime by the use ofthe genuine Hays Lin
iment. Hundreds of our first citizens
lhEoughouf the country have used this lin.
impnt with complete success II IL war.
rented to cure the most aggravated case.
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MORE NEW GOODS!
HEARD, LENNARD 8 30.

NH-NNNrCJ N+~HfNt@r 49, - 00e I'll ".
ARE constantly receiving fresh supplies
~ 81 FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS from New York.
They have now in store a full and coin.
plete stock Of goods, suitable for the sea-
son, among which are the following, TO
which they invite the attention of the
Fancy Summer silks, plain, figured
and embroidered; '-''7 NJ
Berages, plain, figured and embroid'd;
Fancy, plain, plaid and black Silk
Tissues;F fr- sarttMols
Plain Swiss and J~aconeis;
Y Figured and embroidered Swissj
Printed ~Jaconels; rs.baa 4ciG
Organaus and Tarleton muslins;g
Cheap Linens; figured Lawns; \
Bard muslin, Al for 12A cents;
Lawn Hdk's, all prices;
Fine Glass Lawnsdo.y FF4sHfw
"a large and sCeII Selected Stock
gOfThreadJ Jaconet,s Silk and Wose Edg-
ings and Insertions; Silk and Blond Laces;
@FFiil and Figured Bobinels; Kid, thread
and Silk Gloves. aa gHtn ~
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT or
Bonnet Ribbons, date1
Flowers, Wreaths,
and Laces for Bonnets;
Fancy and black Silk
Parasols;L Lace Capes;
INK Embroid'd do; French
Worked Capes, Collars
and Cuffs; Hats and
Bonneis for children;
Fans, a great variety; .U
Hosiery; Reticules;
Combs; Buds, and
HWY Fancy Goods Of
All kinds. Call and examine,
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o. TARA

- - - .H.
This article is now univetsali.
to be the most healing and efic;sa, ' Y,
OF the flesh or muscular nsrss + Y ~
body. ltsmedicinal and PRE- \
were understood by the Eeypt;as.
ages OF the world; and no do,'14. la@
among scientific men, thatthe n maj. ns
in the embalmment Of bodies 'lpl
PrinciHNl Of this ingredient. ~ sH
it wasNNEhd to be in universal I" Y W
aborigineF Of America, and n n,
their principal, and, IN FACT. mil s I.
an unsonnd state Of the lungs, II sa ral
to il. Those who are acqnainIs " N
tory Of this hardy race If M W. WA
DEATH FROM C1NsuMPTioN IS upIses. |.
them! The medical factory Il N \
appear to have become aTa,e n \.
healing properties Of this artisg
now introducing it III their pralis.
CHA, Of Engla' j, d.. CRicagos M
burg, D. Ia PRlEUsE, Of Pans N \
tinguished DR., COOPER, have been N y
of combining it with other 0ri,Is' 1
prescriptions, and with ENTIRE SiiYv
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05

CLOTHTNG.

THE largest and most general Rssort-
4 ment of Clothing in the town, con
sisting Of
DfapD 4" Bten sacks, ftocks and dress
Goats; 100 k
Alpaca do3
Linen do;
CottoHade do,
Pants Of all sorts and sizes
a good lot If Bays ClothiRg.
Call and Examine a f. warranted to
All al Tnl3ayI1 II, L & Co.
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G0COA-A splendid article Just receiyl
- eddy oa DIV. MURPHY.
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E~1-AAytot 0E9 eCss
~ egA eIe embracing most articles usus
Rlly found in Drug Stores. Ruyinn. AZ "a IN
~ 5he laspcrters and M0nA acturers-reliabIe
nousessa n once Responsible ind res pectabIe. ANA
pelng determined e deal IN the BEsr Mrp,l
49,, NOSE sold By as may Be confidently re-
llea 9n-aWe WaFraat them such as fs~Dresebted.
Our STOCK slall be kept compIete. ~ fSesb
-suFpl.as from ne best markets, as ofte1 N n.
4quifed4 tN @ Ai4aa3 NuNt 8f9TUE Y+f
Thankful toF past hfYofs, va solicit ! oon
tinaaaee Of ne eaaae, from in phying iealsy.
and pledge ourselves that Our pfices sRaI 6s II
loU assiaalg a~fsleies cauhe AFFORDED M X, tbs
state: CASH dealAfs VIII alMays a6t X n
Their Interest u can 1t the sign III TIC csoT.
be1 Wortar.H op
Jaly 50 pRFEsTLEY
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GLASS JARS-A general assoftmep
io~rpEeseryes for sale by
nlayf p, w. MURPHY!
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KOLMSTOCKs V.ERMTFUGE

m VASVSA VCAAO A1GSAAE O0E
This is the most extraordinary remedy
for Worms ever used; it effectually efadi-
Gates worms from both Adults and chill
.dren. 1t cannot harm the most delicate
Infant or strongest Adult, aud never fails
to completely root out and destroy all kinds
Of worms. The cost Is. per bottle, puts it
within the reach Of all, and all parents
who are without it are wantoDly exposing
the lives Of their children 10 those fell dis
troyers of youth, " Wofms.s' !
L8e Caution, -Alto f The above named
articles are. sold only in New York, BY
COmstock g. Co, Brothers, 81 John street,
and also sold in Canton Miss, by
r. ar MURPHY g. Co. p.
COsi1sefiC's for eUery BOdy.
TNO the Italian Medicatcd soar Of Gou-
4 rand are our Ladies indebted for fair
compilations. He is, besides the inventor
Of the famous Powder Snbtiles for eradl.
eating suFpeTaons hair; otthe Liquid Vege-
table Rouge for impariing d beautiful color
to pale cheeks; OF the celebrated Hair Res
torative whose efficacy IS testified to by
thousands NEW YoRK SUNDAY TIMES.
All for sale BY MURPHY & Co.
EFE
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FOR GOOD BREAD. Yeast pow o
~ ders Of the best quality for sale bY
MURPHY 4 90.
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aEoR THE HAIR AND COMPEX,
ION. Gourand's celebrated Hair Dyes
Oils, Soaps and other preparations. for sale
by ID MURPHY1& co.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05

SCOTCH ALE AND LONDON POR-
SER. FOR MEDICAL PURPO-
SES,23 justEeceiyed andfor sale by
W.MURPHY.
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WINDOW GLASS-Assorted sizes. a
w first rate article, for sale BY 9al
nl-ly D! W.sMURPHY!
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05

SPERM AND STARCANDLES-Ot
~ the best quality and allow prices Nv
Dl-yl D. w. MURPHY.
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SALT IN BOXES.-A 81.
L perior article for sale by be- .sr
nl1ly IHG8J9 d. W. MURPHY.
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Cartoons Rims-Bosse CsSre.

Cartoons RiMs-B0sse CtEre,
For the cure Of the Ring-Bone, Blood
SPAWN, Windgalls, and Splint-a certain
remedy.
~ This Ring-Boue cure and the
Founder Ointment are prepared from the
receipt Of a very celebrated English Fafri.
er; and will cure 10 niDety-niHe cases out Of
one hundred any Of The above complaints.
They have been used BY farmers, livery
men stage proprietors, and others; with
marked and decided success:
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-12-05

TOBACCO-lOO boxes Of Tobacco. Of
u different grades, some Of il very superior,
just received aud for sale by
nl-yl d. W. MURPHY
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CONSUMPTION
CHOLsER1

tHE records Of the ayss..
4 this country for the last q
how a mortality Of about IA NJ ssl's d.
sdisesss carries with 1.-The my SsS so9h
and desolatiop, causing the DE-
and The dePcpulation Of Re;ggE laa
and cities; and yet il appear a9a
ones in seventeen Year, aona
CO1ssasallpsi01s destrov,
cOrding TO statistics from nv : AssgEas
One Hundred and EHv S9asds Y
How, then stanlls tie 6csohSs aa
two great dsstroyers Of M OetEa \
Nenrly ms fifty to one on tEs -; ssaal
tion! IGthen, the Cholern /. ~
guarded againat, how mnch L g
should we watch The appsans \ al9's
low, Consumption! II Il init !, Y
in that Il steals uuaRafe,, I'M "
tains Of life. It il unlike ths ny ] u
a cause can be assigned III h Sa \.
trmehy can be procured fSr Il. a.uct
unlike the Cholera, ihthat i .a.aga,
whereas the Cholera 6afieS ailsvaas y
scientific and slsillful physie;an" s VII
The ReasseGEh, then. Eop ~.
to be found in DR. Rooms, ss Sasaag
WORT AND TAR PREpAkaTtos " y
component Of which We bfoso. w M
words. t7 PSsow y
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RLACK TEA just received and for
- sale by d. w. M.
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&EGARS-Fine Havana Segars, kept
- constantly on hand, and for Sale by
n12-lYA S1 w. g, THOMPSON.
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,NAILS-75 kegs Boston Nails, assorted
IN sizes for sale BY
cny-yl D. W. MURPHY.
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HAIR
ness; Collars, Saddles, Brides, Mar
tlngales, Halters, Hitch Reins, Saddle
Bags Carpet do, Trunks SC. CHEAP al
hl3-yl171M H,L& CO.
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LAW COURTS.

COURT OF COMMON PLHAs.-Points IN the De
cioions at General TcrmEoster ColenaH-Rculve
disputed physicians bill. which referred Messrs
Liy Livingston, Joseph HoXie and Richard II. Bovine.
VINO reported II favor OF plaintiff for so, which carries
also large bill OF costs The plaintiffs book accounts,
IN which he invariably charged - for visit bUt frequently
took less admitted evidence Motion is made
the report aside the ground that the charges made
bypla'ntih himself and the book improperly admitted.
Inc court the circumstances which hooks oil
the kind are admitted evidence decided in Nosburgh
ve Thayer II John 46l and recognized in Reab Meal
ser Wend 48i. 1t must be proved that the party had
clerk nj the lineha article service charged
rendered that they the books of the parv that he kept
NM and settled their accounts by his books These the
Court ilnk have been sufficiently shown. Motion denied.
14br0hGm and Rachael Nussbaum rs. Edr1rd MGV-A
motion for Injunction and receiver granted to a
nn-the of Sl,5O0 having been sent by Mr.. RoSen-
baum from Germany be invested in real for the
beneht OF sad infant and With which property l2D BroOme
81 was purchased II s commended that mortgages by the
profits in pay for claims against the father the inn who
was excluded from interfering By the donor were invalid,
and an Injunction and receiver were granted Molten is
made to dissolve the Injunction.
The Court sad the Trustee has acted il Z manner not
within his scope authority Trustee and ought TO be
restrained He had no right without the sanction Of the
proper Court TO engage in specuauons with the property
OF The infant so as to endanger the whole OF the " tuna
ORDER affirmed.
Krcig vs HeUs-In suit for injury 10 child II months
Old in being overly driven by servant OF MI X
the Jury gave verdict for plaintiff OF $50 and costs Mo
lion is MADE 10 set the verdict aside.
II was admitted tie Court said, thai the child was in the
street in which horses ard carts usually and lawfully pass
Without any attendant, and nOnsuit should have been
granted. New trial ordered.
CoURT OF Common PLRAs-The Court Room
net being ready the November Trial viii not be held
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DInrket, .ALRASY, Friday, Nov /
Foreign Markets.

Correspondence Of The Ti1uue
Per Canada LIVERPOOL. 18Th Oct. 1851,
DEAR PR II there be any prospect OF your crop Co
ton reaching two and ialf millions market willno
supported even with die general feeling init l,yo aud
quarter will be Tire maximum, II diculi maintain pres
ent rates; hut il adrces OF An earv
killing frost speech ators wout nj once se 10 WORK and
drive up prices At present they disposed look on
little and their absence from the market ALWAYS occasions
it anguish The spinners are purchasing from hand 10
mouth, waiting matu development OF the pros
poets OF the crop They have but very small stocks OF the
abundant. Some ofth weayers ofheavy Cloths
work ard ind demand for ali bar ceI rrnlnco Tho
last accounts from India encouraging and in few
days we look for another mail which it Is confidently
ported viii bring exciting accounts of the state ofthe Som
China too improved markets are l@okeI for TIE stock
Of Sura Cotton in Canton last adyces 5000 bales,
viii have 10 purchase largely in the Bombay market and
interfere with our supplies from thence Tie Continental
stocksare much reduced and is supposed to be
much less than there is represented by the Brokers Crcn
lars and the trade were never more bare OF stock than at
The sales this week are 3O5oo bales including 1000 to
sIeculators and 400 to exporters without any quoabe
change in prices though IN some instances decline has
been submitted To-day however, there Is more hrmness
and the sales are c coo bales.
The Imports of Tie week moderate but thera are
about 5000 bales however now TO be on the way from the
At this period last year the purchases Of Cotton by the
trade were very large hence the stock rapidly reduced IN
the ports but increased in the hands Of spinners
In Grain market there is little change to note-lus
steady trade demand without anv disposition 10 speculate
Indian Corn 28sdZ9 Cd Flour 2s0 I'd; Wheat % Bd@
6s Cd
Indian Corn is Cd, AID Wheat ID dearer today.
Money continues easy Indeed there is some difficulty to
find employment for spare capital and many have been in
yestng in Railways which has aided in producing the adj
which has lately occurred in the standard lines
The weather gives indications OF an early winter some
of the hills in the north covered with snow and we
have had frosty nights here for some time past
In the political world there nothing OF interest to refer
TO- All is quiet in France In Germany there is some POI
tical uneasiness but nothing occasion the fear of mp
among themselves. Danes aud Duchies have bad
fight which has resulted unfuyoraby to The latter but there
is nothing decisive.
Tobacco has further improved in price, particularly Vr
gina stemmed which at lid per To- and even 5d have
been given ard the advance in them this week is Id per h.
Yours, truly
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BY TRE NIDllGHT SOUTHERN NALL,
Things in philadelphia.

Correspondence Ut lie IrDune
PHILADELPHIA. Friday, Nov
This morning, rs James Corcoran was serving
q process, he was attacked and so badly beaten
that he died during the morning.
An alray occurred at rowdy ball near Fair
mount last night, during which one person was
shot. His name have not ascertained.
Edward c. Ball, Esq. the new Treasurer OF the
United States Mint, entered upon his duties this
morning.
During the week ending Yesterday the receipts
of Coal in this city By the Reading Rallroad
reach the tremendous amount OF fifty thousand
two hundred and one tuns, on which the tolls eN-
coed seventy four thousand dollars
There mas hcen an increased demand for COTTON ana IN
some instances sgh improvement In prices las been
realized The receipts of FLOUR continue limited aid tA9
I5CObbl5 have been disposed OF TT by r o0l of SUM-
ard and - for good brand Small sales OF hY rLpGn
nj - ia scarce ard in demand. CORN MEAL s seaiy
nj - - bbl There is scarcely any WHEAT Offering h3
quote red at O2a 0S for inferior and prlme qaaLy, alu
White at lOU - RYE is scarce, aud worth iva ~
n bnsheI Cons continues in demand for shipment a
cargo OF yellow sold at SO cts OATS are STEADY ~ o9G
c,a and PENNSYLVANIA n ilUi2 cs 7 pi7ilei +ANp lta
demand fer SHIPMENT and during lh pLs - nv
nbGut 5000 kegs haze disposed OF AT " = CO o NJ
cash ard on time WHISKY is firm OF i CTS III oo's' anu
sSIEs@g SrocYs.-Ftrst R91rd- 5000 Reading Rli gs
799; PENNSYLVANIA RR, 3s zoe North America Ioal ~
81 PsO Wilmington RH Is, W. >ft ChaisH NV 1llyoi
RR 6s 10 a5; 1858 Le!gh Interest ~ 3I2y b 5En
NgG. 6g III: lgi State g. 81 ieO Harsnrg XIX ~
N0rristown RI ST 2ln Ciy 5s, ~ i'0li ~ 49"sH
Nav 81 IS Cirard bank ~ =. pp 49, ION yor.b,rest
Second B7arc-l5O Har.sbgrs ht 20; NY q m rs 5'
Copper PSI Pennsr5 AHA Bark, =; -hW os 10.
liz 100 Girard Bauh 10 70 Girard Lie aud Trust ~
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FLORIDA IsDMYs-We stated some days ago
that an expedition would leave Benton, Marion
and Marlborough counties, Florida, IN search OF
boy supposed to have been stolen by the indians
We learn from the Ocala Argus that the e%Pedi-
ton consisting of about seventy men, lett on the
10th inst. and that in addition TO the recovery of
the bow, its object was to take possession Of an
Indian village. The Argus adds:
This village is situated at the head Of the
Little Withacooche, over one hundred miles from
the Indian boundary 1t was discovered by a
party in September last, contains over nine houses
and is surrounded by extensive corn and pea
fields. One crop had been gathered and a new
one was in the ground. The party who dIscoy'
cred them were too small to attack they suppose
the village to contain forty or fifty souls There is
no doubt but that these Indians are the same who
either murdered or carried off the boy, at the
time of his missing they were trailed to the ycin-
itp of Their present abode. We anXiously await
the result OF this movement
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Notice to Bounty Land Claimants.

DEPARTMENT or THE EXTERIOR,
WAsHNCToN, Oct 81, 1880.
Applicants for Bounty Land, or for Information
in relation thereto, requested to address their
communications that subject to the Commls
sioner Of Pensions direct. Their transmission
through the Department proper imposes on 1T 2
very great and unnecessary amount Of labor, and
the additional examination they must thereby ne
cessarily undergo only creates delay and IN
cresses their Liability to be lost or misiaid. -,
Whenever new questions arise under inc iH"'
the decision Of the Department wlH De 0o Oh
muncated to the Commissioner of Penslo1s = ana 1n
he will thereby be enabled he is reqffeT " conn., n
promptly to acknowledge the recet ol ~ nav
nlunicatiions, and answer such inquiries 40 mug
0S mum Numerous inquiries have been directed 70
t4s S nons it may be well to state bv alb.
stufe he is the person e'
and his epoSf[o of soldier who has rendered t The
% ma @ Nv the is emitted 20 Dg 49, H iiSnoS
service Widow at the passage u ~; te ~ ~ 80
yided she wa len married second uIhei o,s NV
~, w. al that time, fhe 9en f!iep - 49,
children o. osrson who has received OF - enIed 70
sd Ia d nnder prior law is ei4n!eo ~ t"e DeASiS "
the act OF oder entitled 70 more than one warrant
an .ct although he may have served several terms;
uioel s1dier has served several terms ne VIZ receive
for The greatest quantity OF land 10 winch tnosa
" q, rms cousohdated, viii entue hiLe
ALEX H. II. STUART Secretary OF The inleror.
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D I Z D .

Suddenly Oct 81 KEzIA MURDEN rsct OF the late Joseph
Murden, aged 78 years
family respectfully nyted
Sunday O'Clock Pm from the
dence OF her sonn law James Ci6b Esd ~ Thompson st
On The 3lst OF Oct Mr.. ELIJAH NICHOLS, aged 30 years
His friends are respectfully invited his funeral from hi.
late Edritge Sunday, Nov al O'Clock NJ
without further HIS will be taken 20 Cypress
Hills Cemetery for lntern-nt NJ BIZ
Eor. J. JEREMIAH OmEARA, aged A yegfs
those Of the fan respectfully nv to attend
his neratbs Saturday afternoon at clock precisely from the
Ter 5ence o MR.. backett, "a rrnity place.
Friday Nov ELIZABETH eldest daughter OF Samuel and
Tanner Atkinson the 2 III year Of her
and acquaintance respectfully invited to attend her
funeral taxi the residence OF her parents 81 Attorney at
Bring flowers lr-sh flowers for the early dead.
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r,ho nroainnn Bonndary Commls.ion.

~rho following is an extract Of a letter from a
gentleman attached to the Mexcan Boundary Sur
vey. to lis friend in Washington, dated in Camp
near Son Antonio. October Q, 1880:
aMr. Bartlett, the Commissioner left here for Fl
Paso this morning with an escort OF thirty men,
and with the Intention Of meeting the Mexican
Commissioner at that place by the first of Nogem-
Der. Colonel Mcclellan viii leave on Monday
the l4th, aud ! am one Of mounted company to
20 V it'll hi1a. w consider ourselves tine escort,
and believe that we can whip any indian force.
the back by an Indian. The arrow was sticking
into him y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02

FuarIyE sLAyEs.-The owners Of number OF
fugitive slaves now in Philadelphia and New
York. have either gone on or preparing to CO. R lor
the purpose of retaining their proPef. e.. ns,s
have heard of some dozen cases within the pas pas
ten days, where the proper and requisite s.a IN
to prove titles have been procured. 80 shont pro-
eeedng to I Boston to several ' esy WITH WITH
a be h every legal requisite to prove h9 DroBnby &C.
Som Of cur energetic Po'loe T RaIs Clipper.
company them