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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-22
l)oetifal.
From Pu,nams Masarlne.l

NOVEMBER.
The Wild November comes at last
Beneath a veil Of rain;
The night wind blows iis folks aside
Her race Is iull Of pain.
The latest Of her race, she takes
The Au,unns vacant throne ;
She has but one short moon to live,
And she must live alone
A barren realm Of with acd fields.
Bleak woads and fallen leaves
The pnlest morns that ever dnwnsd J
The dreariest Of ewes.
II is no wond,r that she comes,
Poor month with tears of pain,
For whst can one 70 hopeless do
But weep md weep again
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24

NEW WORK.
Herring's Patent Fire-PrOof Safes.

1'E suhsefhcrrnntinur. to m"nnla, VI tl7 u"i'al,
lei patent fire aad burglar pfeol ~ales wnrtenied
qual TO any aud superior To SUNNI ui the many whoh
lve been tested nuhishcd und noticed by the press
thrhuC bout the world ta lac lat fifteen yearsand + soa
proctor ot Falls rutrut r"w der proof lock- hnth hhv'
ing received rcpnrtie medals at the World ran,
London, 1881, and Nv York in 1883 /. Also. y o.
pnlencc Gay purchase o Juuc- ccl hmled Pnt'l en-
hnation aud retuutt ion huak lock. Sl0ou ~ r"id
Wis placed in the safe, eShhi,ed at the Words Pan.
London, secured by liza Is und Joncs lock- aud Uttered
IA reward taty Who WOULD pick th locks or open
the sale within five days. and although opcated
upon bv several skilled In the art OF loek,lirki no
succeeded IN opening he safe, On" change or aera'
ton in tie locks or keys hHvlnE been mnde during Inc
Il ne) but he mou,y remnrcd n lis sue depository nnd
WIS returned la the prop ictor, mud u mrdal awarded
ltim for the champion sntr oi ti4e Notd. CHuti H.
None genuine rNccIt those having the thcfh"r ame
SllAS &. DEhNlN't
Green Block corner Fin" aud Antcr sts. M" OH.
\ B.-The ubnvr snlrs nnd /. els can hr hnd tadd
ing rrigh) muuuneufrre prices OF L. n"theliked
agents, in all the rnepnl c rs in the United Slaiet
and Canada
for sale in L,ncbh1,e hy rhe Agents
lan = lin J. II. THOMPSON 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
IIOUsE ANDLOT TEOK SALE.

. 8'T PIlNhtoIN my hOn1r nnd TJt, situatcd EA
a." 'anhln Hill, nearly opposite the residence H;u
II Nj has Simpson. The property embraces one half
uele. "t rich g"rien soil, framed residence with
ROOM and all necessary out houses, including u
goed stable. The noighborhood Is n good aud desira
bile onr.
will sell the above nnm"d property upon the follow
nE RsouHbl" tc,ms. viz One thtd of urrhase mcney
10 he rdd IN / months. third in months, and the
Henocr IN md yr -, with negotiable paper sns
lf'tatilS endorsed GEO. ". SEE
Du
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24

The FIVE DAUGuTERs.-A gentleman had FIVE
daughters, all Of whom he brought up to some
respectable occupation in life. These daugh-
tiers married one after another, with the consent
OF their father. The first married gentleman by
tho name of Poor; the second u Mr.. Little; the
third, Mr. Short; tho fourth, n Mr.. Brown; and
the fifth Mr.. Hogg. AT the wedding of the
hitter, her sisters, with their husbands were pres
ent. After the ceremonies of the wedding were
over the old gentleman said to tho guests: II
have taken great pains to educate my five daugh-
ters that they might act well their part in life.
and from their advantage and improvements
fondly hoped that they would do honor to the
family; but now | find that all my pains, cares,
and expectations have turned out nothing but a
Poor, LHtle, Short Bro,on, Hogg."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24
MORGAN
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

VIE suhscrihrr "oud rrarertfully emil the ntten-
iun ri those wishing To unhr their friends pre-
riio Chri4 ur 81 \ca Tint will be priced aboyc
diamonds - emil nt cutlery mn select from hi arrr
issartm'rtoi 9ew"lr> aud Ilucy 6n,a. rcreiyed
loi the "ccasan, n price. to ,n the t,mcs and hive
TIN IA iIc with one a. nnr hla ntmuithhle pRENlH NJ
DEhUEhREDfNpES. Remember thar GI IBS bore
II II The rnlm by the tist premium uvs al competitors
at t1e hle fail- at frfr',huta Hld Rnhnnud, Nhrh
u auth tnt guarantee 'hot his i. the piu la INV
Noa uingr transferred rqun to nnt Sn without much
ID along on railtools In spur carrmrcs. OF IN
oet as all received alike and You w1 hn plenty oi
fapp goo and every hine mike yan comfortable
Nhi.e whit Your lime at sitiiae III every casc en-.
II, vista lion 81 on-=ui el0rRo made.
dee Ign # j., lag L +. GIBBS
Nj pnper. advtiti-iug fof will copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24

FACTS ABOUT THE U. STATES. The United
States composed of thirty-two States and
nne Territories.
They contain population of $4,000, 900, of
whom 81 100000 white.
The extent of the coast IL, 660 miles.
The length of its ten principal rivers is twenty
Thousand miles.
The surface of the five great lakes is ninety
thousand square miles.
The number of miles of railway in operation is
2l,3l0, which cost S62l 1903.
The length of its canals is five thousand
miles.
1t contains the longest railway on the globe
the Illinois Central-whieh is seven hundred and
forty three miles.
The annual value of its agricultural produc-
tions is two hundred millions dollars.
Its most valuable production is Indian corn.
which yields annually four hundred millions
bushels.
The amount registered and enrolled tonnage is
four millions four hundred and seven thousand
and ten tons.
Amount of capital invested in manufactures is
six hundred millions.
The amount of its foreign imports in 1853, wns
$267 ,965 ,947-and its exports, $3.50 66i ,I67.
The annual amount of its internal trade Is sax
hundred millions of dollars
The value of its farms and live stock is five
billions of dollars
Its mines of gold, silver, copper and iron are
among the richest in the world.
The value of the gold produced is sloo,00o,-
900.
The surface of the coal field. is lbs l3l square
miles.
Its receipts for custom, lands, dc, in lc52,
was $5l ,472,274, and its expenditures S43,543,-
275.
Within her boundaries are eighty thousand
schools, six thousa academies, two hundre and
thirty four colleges, and three thousand eight
hundred churches. Hef q .5sat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24

DuKE SPICES.--rhn nitrntina af mmo4 il
particularly Injected to assortment "f y ices,
RI nud in tho Storr tnd know bc pure ard without
dir; f"w'd bl Pepper, pow, Nuc', Nufmre,. Cm-
n"non hllsricc, Red Pepper. White Pepper, 'ong
f"ppct, C.cry Scrd. &r Nc W r have nlsu on hiud
Gne Table OIL bc,t Eng Mustar IN bottles tin toll aud
in ak French Nastard IL delicious prlicr tor cnId
meuts Vanilla Bcnns, Exuutt ynuim. Lemon, Pouch,
Ro,n-, \ east Pow det4. &c, For sne
J. H. THOMPSON Il cos
ia7 l8dt. New DRUG Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24
DAILY VTRGTNIAN.
From Graham Saturday Mall.

Song.
ggesod To the writer by Dickens exquisite sketch Dora
David Copperfeldr
Dora loves me-little fairy,
With the shining, golden hair,
She whose FORM 40 light and airy,
Se"ns to float upon the air
oh, those eyes, soft and thrilling,
Happy homes Of angels srcm'
Fen when tears their orbs re- filling,
Hnppincae lights every beam.
Dora loves me-clflke creature
Joyous bird Of spring.
Music, soul Of every fenturr,
Spells around her To fling
oh, that voice upon stealing
Born ofmermRid's roaeate shell
Andbcr bright smiles e'er revealing
Those on Hernphs lips thai dwell
Dora loves me-child Of feeinpl
Heart as pure as angels
And my soul Ii knealing
At her shrine, In fondest prayer
Can !, then, forget bcrf Never
Softly nestling In my heart,
Sha shall touch its chords forever
Sweetest music Ia mparu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24

AT.0 ONfI IUUUVT TdnIIng. NIlIUr8- Nndns, IhhIls,
Albnn- VaInuhir Bool-, and Portfolios OF Engrnvines.
nuhar in al 100 010 hs which viii he distributed b,
u Committee apponfrd hy the Sharoh laers nnd fp.
snfded free ch1gcb" he Pnbcs uhedient sersnhts
DASIlALL& Co.
1856 Broadway, New Yofk.
Order, for Enruynes und Gir ,t- in ihi. grent en-.
te. Iisc daily arriving from II parts al The United
States and Cnnn it winch wnrnut in pom ling II
very curry DAY 'he distribution Applications should
he nude immediately. o'ty certain number of Tick
els ba sud Lelcrs, wlih thu uoney enclosed, to
be plepnd aud the Engraving aud Tisktt will be Ior-
waf led trer DASHALI 4 CO.
dec l}-d Mar dS6 Brun,vny New Yora
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24
AN UNLrCKY PRESENT.

Ii is related in the "Ingoldsby Legends" TINT
an old gentleman a merchant in Bush Lane Lon
don, bad an only daughter, possessed of the high
est attractions, moral, personal and pecunary.
She was engaged and devotedly attached TO IA
young man IN hor own rank of life and in every
respect well worthy of her choice. All prem-
narlos were arranged and tho marriage after
two or three postponements. fixed, positive
ly tor tho last time of marrying" to take plnco
on Thursday, April l5 I6-.
On the preceding Monday the bridegroom
elect (who WAS to have received fIOOOO down
ON his wedding day, and further rum of ESQ.,
900 ON his father in-law's dying-ns there vas
hope ho soon would, had little Jealous squab-
bling with his intended at an evening party: tho
'th' rose IN consequence of his paying more at
tention than che thought justiiable TO n young
lody with sparkling eyes and inimitable rngets
The gentleman retorted, and spoke slightingly
oi II certain cousin, whose waistcoat was the ad.
mlrnton of the assembly, and which, it was hint
ed darkly, had been embroidered by the fair
hand of the heiress in question. He added, in
conclusion. thnt it would be time enough for him
To be schooled when they were married. that
reader, pardon the unavoidable question!-she
was putting on the breeches a little too soopi"
After supper, both the lovers had become more
cool iced champagne and cold chicken had
done their work, and leave was taken by the bride
groom IN posse, in kindly and afcctionate if not
IN such enthusiastic terms as had previously
terminated their meetings.
On the next morning, tho swain thought with
some romoise on the angry feeling he had exhbi-
ted, and the cutting sarcam with which he had
given II vent, and rs part of the amende honora.
bic, packed up with great care IA magnificent sat
in Dress which he had previously bespokcn for
his beloved, and which had been sent to him in
the interval, and transmitted il TO the lady with
note to the following effect
"Dearest---: have been unable to close nv
eyes all night in consequence of thinking of our
foolish misunderstanding last evening Pray,
pardon me. and in token of your forgiveness,
deign to accept the accompanying dress, and
wear it for the sake of your ever nffectonate
Having written tho note, he gave il to his shop
man to deliver with the parcel; but as a pair of
his neither garments happened Mt the time to
stand in need of repairing, he availed himself of
the opportunity offered by his servant having to
pass the talor's shop, in his way to Bush Lane,
and desired him to leave them packed in another
parcel, on his road
Yes. the man made the fatal blunder-consign-
ed the satin robes to Mr., Snip, and left the note
together with the dilapdated habments ut the
residence of the lady. Her indignation was nei-
ther to be described nor appeased; so exaspera-
ted was she Mt what she considered u determined
aud deliberate afront, that when her admirer call
ed she ordered the door to be closed in his face
refused to listen to any explanation, and resoluteIy
broke off tho match.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24
GEORGEB JONES g. CO.

W
hRU GGlSIS PETERSBURG. Va uler iur sale for
- CASH or on approved CREDIT, extensive
varied assol Nom ot Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye -Stuffs, Window Glass Soaps 'elfumery,
u. SC. Obnjning their supplies from tarutrtutets
md importers ,uIy the, prepared II iarhi-h fie
nl genuine MI les ns low MS they BE bought Oh my
r'gular lohbiig house.
Their STOCK f,rihc Fal rnde cmbrnces Best French.
Eagsh aud Amrrienn Quinioe; Prime Canncns and
Manila lndigocs Prime Honduras C"c6neal; lest OIL
i've OIL in bottles and caskS, Pure White Lend dry nni
3r5ani in OH Prime Unhro Madd"r, harrels and
kee-: Blue Aftrol, in hh4 and keg'; Extract Lnewood,
il haNe. Iices of all kiuds whole aud eronnd; PoPu-
Ia Patent Medicine. of all hird-; urus nnd uth"I ex
for the handkerchief, Gerr.un CJngnr lar OILS,
rrmatum, tar Brushes, dc Nc, sc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24
HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
L Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
DnnnSife The ('nIrI InnSf.

OVPOSHt INC t0HFT HUHSt'
- The subscribers take pleasure in nelity wing HNm
~ the Merchants of Virginin, and North Cnro 60
lf, Tint their stock of Goods FOR the has been
received and they prepared to their cn'
tnn and Others who may visit this market to lay IN
heir Fall supplies.
1t j. known that we have always kept lnigc and va
led assortment of Goods in our line nd will only
nd. that stock t, the present il unusually
laree and well us4ued selected entirely from MHnniuc
in person y the senior phitncr wlose experience
/ fifteen ycnrs cnnh him make such selections md
such III insure successful competitioG with
hly J ,bbing House North South
sep q.t4 MAJOR & MOORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24

oi almost 'vry '-crp'inn rnhrtc'ug new ~'Na nrcs'
Gooi-. Irish Linen FIann"s, Linsey-, Ca'snetts,
ker,ay-. kentucky Jelp,, &.. Nc.
5aa Slaws u,Ile nr los, ot various .ry unusual
i,.rhrlp pslrt~.
y B.-Nesv G,o : received ncar,y y, ~ week.
So, ~ In. no. j. PGREiS A.. Sc. &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24

kfOuNIAIN lIuur
VI ESrm and super. Fine Flour Fnr .ale 10y
De, Its l. +. SACkETf.
In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24

4 RARE CfIANCE.-1hr Stock of Gools
srt remnirnc uHsh at ile inDc stnnd at 6aoigo
Bfa1t, Is largo and e.r ,hlr Gn.h buy IN the
u" invited 10 cal mud assure hom ~ Yea tlmt every
lh n .od them from tie {" + III huud will he put
I,v,r than -imilnr toads bc bought IN the
Nv lcl7sIs B r. SACkETf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24
To the People of the City of Lynohburg and all
the S5urroundi e Count es.
suDD,y of New Goods,

VOHN !. +, RNi -. Agent In hrtt. fan" \ h"
- 1a Ter vie ot "Ag' t,r = $ Kent is n'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-24
Only $4,000 10 be disposed Of!
DISTRIBUTION or GIFTS TO COME OFF
WITHOUT FAIL, MARCH 10 1885

Or -o0ncI. u doc liekel- nIe all s0I.--TIN0TINT.TN
co hey Ia 'heir hicuds that nfdt M eftcpH
stances will tie di-rihntun be -tronai "rl mi rhc
nhoye rerianed uate, aud theA hope, hy emery aud
the cooperation of ther Htr'n- IL being ee enterprise
To conclusion nt enlcr reriod, in Which case due
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

tY1F. G. HANNAHs & CO., have an announce
ment in our paper to-day, which shows the ava
kening of business in a new part of the city
The location of the mill in the north ward, and
the opening of this store, the opening effects
of the completion or partial completion of our
harbor, and we doubt not will be followed by still
further business operations in the same quarter
We have no doubt Mr., Hannahs is well prepared
20 accommodate the public in all the matters of
which he advertises, and we cheerfully commend
him to the patronage of the public
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
Imported Sheep---A Rare Chance for Far


Mr.. A. L" BINGHAM, of Vermont, whose reputa
ZION as an importer and grower Of blooded Stock.
stands higher than that of any other man in the
country is IN our City with lot of Sheen that can
no1 ia TO please tho eye Of every farmer The owes
IN this lot, are imported French sheen. all in good
condition, and the finest looking spccimens-vitb
VIC i"hses' and finest wool-that we have ever ex-
enlne' The bucks, also full.blood, are yearlincs
of Mr.. Binghams own raising Take the lot together,
aud We are certain that such sheep have ever
before been brought into this State
Mr.. Bingham has mover before been west with his
stock, and though many st1ci, growers have pur-
Ohasei,what they supposed be sheep from his foci
they have undoubtedly been imposed upon BY spec
ulators AMI slarpers They are now offered an op-
portunity to purchase, without fear Of imposition
Mr.. Bingham is here in person end his sheep arc
such that no man can mistake them We understand
that Mr. t. does not propose 10 sell his sheep at those
eShorbitant prices that have heretofore been asked
for stock, OF doubtful blood but at such rates
Rs any farmer, DESTROYS Of improving his stock. can
afford to pay
These sheep are at the City Hotel, aud we advis,
our farmer friends to lose 40 time in oxarninr them
New FURNITURE SToRE-We call the atten
ton Of our readers to the advertisement of VIM
Butler, headed Something New" Mr. Butle
has opened very extensive lot of Furniture ant
Cabinet ware. ofa very superior character, w,
should judge. 1t is certainly of elegant work
Taanship and highly finished, worthy TO gract
she finest mansions, We advise those oontem
plating making purchases to call and examin,
tis stock.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

~ That delightful weather which has been
sung about and prophesied about for some time
past seems to he at hand To-day particularly
opens like a fair sample of Wisconsin fall wca-
thcr. Long may il wave.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
SIMMONS g. SON,
il 1890 MAIN ST, KENGsHA, Ia
IL AVE just opened an extensive stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of
Dry Goods,
Groceries


Dry Goods,
Groceries
Crockery,
Wooden Ware &c,
Which have been selected with great care express
~ for this market with an eve to the requirements
OF the season. the wants of their customers and with
the intent to satisfy all that Good Go0ds and Good
bargains can be had i'll Kenosha, us any Other mar
kct on the Lake Shore
DRY GOO DIS.
French Mcrinos and Paramctta G PODS at grea
bargains.
All Wool DcIaincs, OF every color, quality and
shaw!s. Brocha, Grape Tibet and Blanket, at
Bargains
More, Antique, Velvet, Moss, and great variety
of other trimming
Hsandkerchicfs,L Linen, Cambric, Silk, &c.
Damaslked TEOrcncs. Silk Nelvets & Irish Lilac
Hosiery, WOrsted, Woolch, Cashmere aud Cotton
OF all sizes and cUlnrs.
Null. SWISS Dotted, Book Bard and Check
lawns, Bishop, Nictoria-Sarcenett and Jaconette
DnlMasis n able Spreads, Napkins with & with
out fringe.
Gin=hanis, great assortment at great bargains
Something entirely new for ladies' dresses.
Gloves, large assortment, Ladies', Gents, and
Childrcn's.
Prints, the rery best assortment in the ofevery
style.
BroadclOths, Over Coating, Cassirneres Tweeds
Satenetts, Kentucky Jeans, &c-a large & choice
sotck.
xs,,.a,;uys R,rgin,, RAGS white ,pd cnlorod Cor
pet Warp Cotton Yarn, DENNIS, Hickory Red
anu lwilIeu lahhei ana cotton.
nse.s' rialG Ut piuli' ~ me cor" OF o9herwhe
On. anu Oio"A Aiii'iies' fdhc! WOOL &C. III oar
D,,,,,rot+ Flo. NJ, f,,.,,. r.,,o,a
~ Ci 1id7. Sil 80 80 -. I, - H'
- - ~ 80. 80. a. S So 20. si'ii'.
i'i;I ~; ''''' ''i'' ~ ""'""'i"i io'' ="
l.nnc, .liu .hiSs S.. ~ -.....
pe nj a., ai.p oaIPet Dag Soou assortment.
~".fN mills n"SS' anu paSBihS u! 'he s'ru oi
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

Those marked thus (*) were independents
Our returns from Wheatland are partial and i'm
perfect and perhaps not correct The Democrats
had no regular candidates in the field for Senate
or Assembly, but supported Webster for Sena-
tor, and Lowell for Assembly, in this district.
The representatives elect are-Scnator, C.. l..
ShOles. Assembly, Eastern Dist, Henry John
son-Western Dist; Franklin Newell. All re-
publcans.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
SASH, DOOR, AND WINDOW BLIND
FACTORY.

I'd r. HANDBOOK, has recently added largely
rated above, by putting up extensive machinery in
his Factory and is prepared to supply orders the
shortest notice and at reasonable prices, and will
rant all his work be of the best material and make
Farmers and all others, engaged in building, will
find it much to their interest to call at the Manuac-
turcrs for their SASH &c, as they can get better
article by So doing, and at cheaper rates.
He is prepared also 10 do all kinds of Saving,
on the shortest notice and a competent
Turner can be obtained, will also be prepared 10 do
ali kinds OF WOOD TURNING.
,Iobbing of all kinds III the line of the Carpenter
and Joiner business promptly attended to.
An who want work done are invited to give me a
call as am determined to suit customers if possible
- Shop Pearl street, south side, between
Main and Exchange.
keaosha, June 1855. vl6nl
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

1-Those who delight in tripping tho light
fantastic toe, will be interested in the announce
ment of Messrs Warner tt Gray We are sure
they have the ability to make such parties agree
able.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
prospects the best.

EC Returns from New York and Massachu
sets, and particularly the latter state, indicate
the triumph of the Know Nothinrs. We can
tell better when we get fuller returns, but we
trust no such result has happened in either state.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
SERVE CANS,

4 Avn Now Prepared to furnish, in quantities to
4 suit purchasers, PETTITs PATENT SELF-SEAL-
ING FRUIT CANS, Warranted permanently scaled
r1tout ths troubie and crpcase Of solder5a@.
July TO- 30. j. r. PHELPS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
PENSION LANDS
l6o Acres ofhands
To all who served since 1890

The act of Congress of March, 1855 grants to all,
Indians included who served in any war since 1890
fourteen days or less if engased in battle and to the
widows of officers and soldiers OF the Revolutionary
with the army and to the Plattshvrg aud Lewistown
volunteers I60 acres of land, after deductng what
has been received.
The undersigned VIII receive applications and act
"a agent in prosecuting claims under the slofe
TONED act l., G. MERRILL.
kenosha VIZ, iS9|