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DELIGHTED TO SEE HM.-The amiable Rep
resentative from Hamilton has recently been
home. The Chattanooga AdrertiSer inciden-
tally alludes TO the fact in the following para
graph:
On last Sunday, ourselves, among others, had the
extreme pleasure of greeting-propria PERSONA
the young handsome and accomplished member
from our good county Of Hamton-Capt. John G.
Burch. We are happy indeed to congratulate his
constituents on the fact, that he is looking well.
They will be glad to hear IT, for no nobler fellow
occupies a seat in the General Assembly of our
State. May a long life, happy, useful and dis
tnguished one be vouchsafed himl
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cE- The President has by special order, for
hidden all the persons employed in any branch
whatever of the Executive Department OF the
Government from essayiug to practice as attorneys
before the United States Court Of Claims.
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Ie Senate adjourned to 9 A. NJ. tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

ANUFs Y
On motion of Mr. Stovall, the House took up the
bill giving the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
one year further time to avail themselves OF State
aid, aud it was passed on % reading.
The House then took up the unfinished business
Of yesterday, being the bill TO amend the act regu
ating county subscriptions for railroad stock in the
counties of Haywood, Gibson and Henry, aud after
very lengthy debate, the bill passed on 2d reading
The House then ad journed to II o'clock.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN.
NOW READY

The Life Of the Rt Hon. John PhipO Curran BY his
VIM Henry Curran with Notes and Additions BY Dr. Shell
Mackenzie, and portrait steel. 12mo, cloth.
BITS OF BLARNEY. By Dr.. R. Shelton Mackenxie,-
12mo, cloth.
HABITS AND MEN. By DIT. Doran, author Of liable
Traits" 12mO, cloth.
DICKENS LTTTLE FOLKS.
LITTLE NELL From" ths Old Curiosity Shop" Of Chas.
Dickens 12mo, cloth.
For sale by W. 7. BERRY CO.
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ORATORS AND STATESMEN.

TIE MOST EMINENT
ORA TORS AND TESHEN
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES.
Containing sketches Of the lives specimens Of their elo
quence and an estimate Of their genius. By DAVID A.
HARRHA
CONTENTS:
Demosthenes William Pitt.
Gle. ro Judge Canning.
Lord Chatham. Lord BrOugham.
Edmund burke. Patrick Henry.
Henry Gratt4n. Fisher Ames.
Charles james Fox Henry Clay.
Lord Erskne John c. Calhoun.
John 1helpOt Curran. Daniel Webster
Richard Brins.ey Sheridan. Edward Everett
One vol. Svo cloth. Just received by
VT BERRY CO.
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g GEO. D. PRENTICE, Esq, of the Louis
vile Journal, arrived in our city in the stage
last evening, and is stopping at the City Hotel
We understand he will spend several days in
our city.
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Sugar in LoGisiana.


INV ORLEANS, Nov. ).
Letters from the interior Of Louisiana state that
considerable damage had occurred 10 the Sugar cane
in consequence OF the recent frost. Planters com
main ,hat the present warm weather prevents the
mice from graduating, which will delay the receipts
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RusrNrss NOTICE.

psozsy ever seI spent Is in the purchase Of Booss
foF Chdrsn- E0wAd4ys there end 70 The beAasfal
Juveniles Any may be eOavinesd of his By boxing IN
the Bookstore Of W. sxnH More than thousand vol
uass gilierng IN sold ssd pissaIss maj BE- there -
psrsnss viss bis store.
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AFTERN DON SESSION.

Mr. Temple: A bill requiring the clerk Of the Su.
preme Court to collect all the legal works belonging
TO the State, and TO keep the same in his office;
passed LIST reading.
The House took up the bill to regulate and es-
tablish uniform rate OF costs, aud after lengthy
debate, it was passed on I'd reading.
The House then adjourned to 81 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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Nav YORK, Nov. 5.
Exchange on London ruled this morning at rom
eSss per cent premi1m-Bankers bills Pnneipshy
commanding the latter rate Ihe s'oeA "afAe'
reneraIIy hsd declined from 2si per cent
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SENTENCED FOR VIOLATING NEUTRALITY LAWS -
Joseph Wagner was sentenced in New York the
lst, to two years in the State Prison, for enisting
men to serve IN the English army. That is the fret
sentence passed under these LAWS in ths United
States
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

HAVING takea charge Of this Hotel, have ft- go
IL ted and furnished in style to make it - -
comfortable and agreeable home, for all who may -
favor with call hare Of patronage is re- kkasi
spectfully solicited. novs-lw D. 7. SCOTT.
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NEW ENGLINH ROOKs.

NEW ENGLTSEA BOOKS.
W. T. BERRY CO., have Just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. By
Charles knight.
ONCE UPON A TINE. By knight.
JOHNsON's TYPOGRAPHY. vols.
THE LAND WE LIVE N. A Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. By Charles Knight
vols, Sv0.
HALF-HnURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles Knight. vols.
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. By Frederick DvnisOn
MIurica, NJ. A, Chaplain Of Lncoln's Inn.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Last night but Of Mr.. James E Murdoch, who in
phi with the general desire will appear CARDINAL
RICHELIEU. Miss c. Hyette Julie.
Thu sdsy Evening" Nov S, viii be acted Buwers play Of
RICHELIEU. CARDINAL de Richeieu, Mr. J. T. Murdoch;
julie, Miss C. Wyette.
To conclude with the new farce Of OF Trying It On
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STILL THEY GOMEZ

4 MOTHER arrival Of BOOKS STATIONERY and JEW
y ELEY which will sold Auction each evening this
week commencing at O'Clock P. NJ in sales rooms Of
BENZ. =. SHIELDS,
move AZ Public Square.
CgAs. Fox, Au,tioneer.
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RRAL STAT A0EECY.

HAvE concluded to coaneet wiz ny former business the
selling q land. Tssn L0ts, kcntag hrases, ke lhzfr
hand of sale several negroes, anoust thrm 80
81 years ODD thai VII guarantees % D. ~ eSAs
uaser aud oner, coed ~csstress and gcd ee1rfA hss
servant, gin ~ years Old, ant hcy n re s2hlr &e
lave pledged word r. sen these nesfots = 50 eah
and select good housea sor hei and saaa N
purchases a0s b blessed be return them and = as
avn Iscfsil REks W. fokfER.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know Of other work which, within : small
pass well ard satisfactorily present, the chemical and
physiological wonders which and that too ia
manner free from technIcales, IN the y,rest tyro
in the science be otherwise than interested and
structed.
From the Utica Gazette.
Much scientific Information il here presented in a
denSed and interesting form making volume Of high Prac
teal value.
From the Rochester Union.
This work Is % the most valuable that can be given
to the American public II should be in every family and
in every school and public library in the land
From the Albany Atlas.
These two yolumts, which contain immense amount
Of instructive matter, interesting story book.
From the Troy Daily whg.
II is adaptd 70 the comprehension Of the une armed in
technical chemistry, well the learned and the
pies treated useful that il is saying than
justice requires that ought be 10 every home
in the country
From the st. Louis Intellgencer.
This work for the youth well as the grown manfOr
the scholar well the mechanic and cordially
recommend il only in high degree valuable for its
solid Instruction. but also profitable Of enter
tainment
From the Louisville Courier.
There not essay in these volumes that fail to
rivei the attention OF any fond OF reading 1t is de-
hshtful book for a famil, circle. ec.u
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

ME fine Passenger and Freight crT~sn -
l. steamer ALE0NIA, JAMS MIL z-KNSrsSsS7
LER Commander, will leave for New
Orleans and all intermediate landings on FRIDAY the
9:h inst at 10 o'clock A freight passage apply
on board TO A. HAMILTON,
novs-1t Agent.
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n gro Roy AT ACTION.

ON SATURDAY mex at II O'Clock will sci At the court
~ House. a negro boy namei MILTON, aged sixteen
ears, on account Of whom it may concern.
noys KEGS " PORTER.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

UABLE BOOKS.
W. T. BERRY & Co. have just received
/. Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain.
2. Guizo,'s History Of Civiliz alton. 3v.
8. Faleners Classical Antiquities.
4. Longinus the Sublime. 1 vol
5. DAntes Divine Comedy the Inferno. pure transla
ton by Carlyle.
6. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
!. The Legislative Guide.
S. Iryings Life Of Washington.
0. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
10. Webster's Complete Works 6v.
IL. Calhuun's Works. vol.
u. Nspier's Battles Of the Peninsuar.
10. Napoleon 10 Exile BY O'Meara
II. diseases Memoirs Of Napoleon.
IS. Abbou's Life % Napoleon.
l6. strckiands Lives Of the Queens Of England. VOL
II. Lives Of The Princesses OF England.
oct
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

CorroS.--The following is comparison of the
receipts at the various ports since the lst of Sep
TENDER, as compared with that Of 1854:
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CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE-COMPLErE.

". =. BERRY a 90.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In vols, l2uo., cloth, Of
THE CuEMISrBY UF COMAOS LIFE By james F.
W johnson, NJ A., Z. X. - &C, Author Of Lectures
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology" etc, Illustrated
with L 10 wood engravings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Air We Breathe, The Posons Select,
Tn ater DrinE, The Odours We Enjoy,
The soil Cultivate, The Smells Dislike
The Plant rear, What Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread We Eat, for,
The Reel We Cook, What, How, and Why Di-
Tn Beverages infUse, gest
The sweets Extract The Body Cherish
The Liquors terment, The Circulation Of Matter,
The Marco les Indulge in, A Reca pituatiOn,
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YOUNG AMERICA!
Agents Wanted in every county in this and adjoining State


Agents Wanted every county this and adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such chance to make money viii be offered
OF on unusually fair terms, by application 90 the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
ofer you a Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the In
ion and which be superseded by past future in
veuons the very Min which every Farmer ana stock
Raiser should have il viii crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour with one horse IS easily tfed mn ana
managed weighs $50 lbs and as an contact Of he D S0
surfaces prevented, viii last any farmer ordinary %
time. [ speak thus Of durability because Ihe s-me
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
is it that wants
MILL ON TRIAL
for mon H. it don't give complete satisfaction to
return i0 II there be any thus disposed him
speak Satisfaction warranted in every case or me mon
ey refunded The Crusher attached 70 horse
power which renders It the most convenient
Mill south Of Mssons and Dixons line. All other ,rushers
in the South require too much power, viii
out. According to
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Sill which admits Of lateral or wab6ins
motion WILL ssriy, out all other CruShers
amenabe this grand objection, and the Propretors
DISPUTE e. In the construction II fOUNG AMFR
IcA have GAINED power and CONTRADICTION have
leSsened friction and CHALLENGE the contrary.
have pre- vented sabblng lateral Otion, and ali are
superior to any other MIL selling this Tennes-
see invention at the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
Ana any one wanting good thing earnestly reqes
and order IRON the Proprietors or Agents.
A loerdi discount N ode 70 dealers.
J. p. DR0NGUOLE, Sole Proprietor. -
ShelbyUle, Tenn.
q T. y rs.
Ellis Moore & co. 81 Market street. NAkviils. Manu-
facturers ard General Agents.
Beaumont, Pan Co.. Cisrksyle Agents for Mon tgomery
County.
Alb. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for GHes County
Wm y. Hunt, Salem, AGENT for Franklin C0uAtv Tam
and Jackson county, Ala
James B. Vance, Csstalsn Springs, Agent for Sumner
County
J. W hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury County
". VI. Rel, ?. NJ Rome, Agent fer Smith County
J. r. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradey County
W. F. Hunley Bros, Loudon, Agents for Tennes-
see. oct lS-dASly
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The Mutual Protection
ia. W. stsAFFER.

R. W. SHAFFER.
No College 81, Near Church. NASHVILLE TENN,
INHALER ia al kinds % Cabinet Furni-
~ ture, and u receiving additional - -, .<.1fh
suppiys, and having uttrd myself out - o. ~
with due hesFsc ADD gentle horses, am - -
prepared 10 furnish kna and quality n collins on ne
shortest notice, BY cav or night.
Clock, lamps and Criminals for sale Mattresses e. All
kin Ne on hand or made 70 order
Furaisare Repaired with neatne ard Dispatch.
Mes and various styles u HarirabezA cheap oT caah
or good paper, al No. College street Chgrrh
r. W. SHAfFkh,
Ocget-1y By d. w. DuAAE, AgeoL
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:. SURE CURE ron CANCERS.
NV NTOCk.
JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
By thu Howard Association, Philadelphia.
II EPOkT on sFEgMATokRHBA, or seminal Weakness,
II I1potsne the q onanaa, nasuroAtoa or Self
Abase and cher bisyss q ne sexual gAn sh an a-
eoant u he errors and decspnns o. uack and valuable
Advice - TIE Afcted ~ CSC. X CALHOUN, NJ D., Con
sutng surgeon u he Hoard Azsocizton fniAaeiPhAs
Pa bsnrVoleut Instu lon -siabshed - sPecAl endos
nent relief q ne sea and tstressed Actcd sith
ssyiracn and Eptdsrie piscases copy q the abeNe
Rspoft ulB Be- seat b. Ga sealed enFroPrJ I'VE 81
charge % ne receipt q fW0 STAMPS br postage Al
drsss Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN, So south Nlnth 81,
E'hilaaci phtas Pa ocus-doa
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NINE HUNDRED

4 CRFs Of Land Tor sale ia sumner CO'ty, Tenn, 10 -
n miles frOm Galat'n good Turnpike Road run IL
ming from Galan within miles, the balance good level
dirt road portion OF Il about and hat 10 two
mile, from The Nashville and Louisville Railroad, steam
saw mills near the premises sill EEL il IN lots OF 100
acres or more cash; balance in and years, at 81 70
A. per acres Those renting Inn will DO well to make early
anpcaion to the undersigned Nashville, or 10 Joseph
Wallace, Agent, Sumner County. -
poyS-dkgtf b. EMBt1.
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XAyANTED-A partner Of experience in the Lumber
w business who TO inyegt $4,000 to S3ott 10 a
first rate steam mill in operation, possessing suueror
advantages IN making and selling lumber, In Davidson
county Communications addressed 10 y. g., Nashville,
Tenn ~ til 18th bee, will receive prompt attention
nov2-u - ".
Louisville Journal please copy to amount Of and charge
this office.
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A MILL ON TRIAL
THE LAWS or NaTURF.
FIFTY DOLLARS,

And any one wanting good thing" earnestly request
ed to examine the merits and principles of this Mil
and order from the Proprietors Agents.
A liberal discount made o dealers
). P. DRO5IGUOLE, Sole Proprietor. y
Tenn
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st. Geneveve county lone of the list of wounded
published yesterday died at the Sisters Hospital
last evening.
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DATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHlRTS-
We have in ani for sale the best and most varied
assortment Of shirts broug to Nashville, and
now suit every customer they range in price from one
20 dollars the finer grades warranted better than any
other make. For sale at moderate prices.
nova j. H. Mc6lLL-
COLIARS-Just received another supply Of Byron
y Collars. Also every style Of standing collars, best
quality FOR sale By J. H. Nc ILL.
DESF SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND
ID Vali~cS-Received this day an assortment Of best
sole leather Trunss and Yalses Also, few Of cheaper
styles. For sale low by J. II. MeGllL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
nov3 Corner College St and square
IILOTK! FLOURlI-we have 10 store AM
II receiving daily large quantities Of four IRON
Lebanon Mlls-Carter White 4 Co.. In bags and bbs.
GOodettsvile NiIis-D. q Reed Bro,
Spencer Milis-MOore, MundAy a o.,
Port Roy val MIs-We Sthsnjrd Watson,
To which We invite the attention Of DEAlEEs only
noyS W. II. GJRDON 70.
DUMMY RAGS-900 bales (50oe0) 2k bushe
VI heavy Gunny Bags. In store snd FOR sale by
nov8 w. ii. GORDON co.
CACK SALT-I 500 bags uyerp 5ol coarse salt In
- store and for sale by W. H. GORDON CO.
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e~We are under obligations to j. G. Dear
nond ESQ, for late Picayune.

c.xros AND JAcKRoN RAnRoAD.-The jack
son Miss Mercury, Of the 18th inst, says:
''I The first iron rail on the Canton and Jack
,on division of the New Orleans, jackson and
Sraot a.. Northern Railroad was laid down yes
tordav in the presence of number Of gentle
non including one or two of the directors, Col.
nalev. of New Orleans, and others, 1t is ex-
oa uacted that the iron horse will make his way
fo Canton by about the first day of November.
DIVERSIONS AT SEvAsropoL.-The Soma pore
IN Mgrseil1e contain the following anecdote
from Sevastopol Some days ago party Of
officers of the Russian garrison, wishin to avail
themselves for few hours leisure, sent band
Of music to a charming villa surrounded by
Sne plantations at the head of small bay at
the bottom of the harbor. From the French
batteries, by the aid of a good spy glass, we
chould see a party of elegantly-dressed ladies
and their partners gayly dancing on the lawn
before the house. The natural politeness Of
the French toward the fair sex and their in
mate love for the amusement IN which
the officers and their fair friends were
engaged, made them 10th to disturb them
Our artillerymen, however, thought that it
would be just as well to remind them that a
permission from the French for their fcte su-
perseded any authorization from Count Osten
Sacken or from the Emperor Alexander himself
and in order to do so shell was put in NOR
ter and aimed with such precision that it fell
Justin front of the house. No other was fired
and for the remainder of the day the party en-
ioyed themselves to their full bent. In the
evening, however, the champagne began to
produce its natural effect, and the music kept
up such tapage thpt no one could sliced. 1t
was necessary to put an end to the to the dis
turbance, and another iron messenger was
placed in mortar and careful aim being taken
was dropped just in the middle of the grass
plot. The warning was enough, as the par
ty fed right and left No one was hurt, but
as they saw clearly that we would no longer be
annoyed by their noise, the party broke up"
THE 'DRY Ror" "PARrY.-When Stephens of
Georgia, wrote his famous letter against the
American Party, he took occasion to announce
that the "National Democracy acere afflicted
with disease more than the dry rot" Not
withstanding this ''soft impeachment" the
Democratic paper, generally, republished the
letter with approving comments, and Democra-
cy of Georgia even went so far as to nominate
him for reelection to Congress and receives
him within the folds of the "Dry Rot Party
a name which was at once given them by gene
raj consent, and which they will doubtless bear
to their dying day, now not far off-say, the
day of the fall clections.-Nemphis Eagle and
Enquirer.
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Clinton Corporation Proceedings
CLINTON, July 10th, 1855.

CLINTON, July 10th, 1856.
Board Of Aldermen met pursuant to adjournment
Present, H. B. Chase, Mayor, Messrs Marston
Chapman and Langworthy, Aldermen.
Minutes of former meeting read and approved.
The following ordinance was offered, to.wit
Whereas, the citizens of Clinton having obtained
are engine for the protection Of said town from fire.
Be it Resolved, by the Mayor and Board of AL.
dermen that from and after the passage of this re-
solution, that any white person who shall cause a
false alarm of fire. for the first conviction of said
offence, shall be fined five dollars; and for the Sec
ond offence, shall be fined ten dollars, and impris
oned in the Parish Jail at the discretion of the May
or, not exceeding ten days, and costs of prosecu
ton.
Report of the former Treasurer received and re.
&rred to the Finance committee for examination
Account Of E. B. Pettiss, approved for 50 90.
Adjourned to Thursday, 2eth July, 1866.
(Attest) H. B. CHASE, Mayor.
J. NJ. ROBERTS, Secretary.
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Parish Tax Assessment.

To the President and Members of the Police Jury
Of East Feliciana:
GENrLEMEN-We the undersigned Committee,
appointed to draft specifications of the necessary
items of expenditures for the year commencing lst
June, 1855, by leave to submit the following:
l. For the purpose of paying the Jury summoned
to attend the District Court
.. For the maintanance of paupers.
8. For erecting and repairing bridges.
A. For the current expenses of Police Jury in
paying salaries of members of Police Jury, of Police
Clerk Officer of Police Jury, Parish Treasurer, Au
ditor and Tax Collector.
5. For Judicial expenses.
6. For defraying election expenses.
7. For paying the fees in criminal prosecutions to
Justices of the Peace and Constables.
s. For the maintenance, trial and execution Of
condemned slaves.
9. For the repair and preservation of public pro
perty in the town of Clinton.
10. For the purpose of meeting the debts unas
scssed by the corporation of Clinton.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
| RICHARD FLOWER,
B. NJ. G. BROWN,
! ies IsAACH. DELEE.
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NOTICE

TO all Officers and Soldiers of the war of 1912,
to all Officers and Soldiers who were engaged
in any military service, including the Indian wars,
Wagoners, Flotillamen, and all those engaged in
the Mexican wars, and to all persons engaged in
Marine service, and to their Widows and Minor
Children, that additional amount of BOUNTY
LAND has been granted to them, so as to make
in all 16O Acres by the last act of Congress.
ready and willing to attend to the wants of all
such persons who may call on me to procure their
LAND CLAIMS. I have the NUMBERS, the
DATES of the ISSUES and the AMOUNTS of
those who have employed me heretofore toprocure
their Lands. Please call at my Office, in Clinton.
mrl4 JOHN NJ. ROBERTS,