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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-07
In EMsEDEfOAI,s
NNE WOULD Nor ,GlVBiA DOlIAtti FOR
AIL'rllR ll M EoIHR R; lAAlrfoN3fs

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THUS stoEe MID aud so5l lAAt) hui marx lie
tlanGe lie tct,a hear RI aid tde viz.
IsfE 2 " q suple whole! " trsSsl ,
lseS JttA Wlfp9tt6t, Tho lekhtel ard nstngl
el sSsS9I tgAt hsLly IOtsr aud ia
~ Ss s y s SlS y ss s s1ssE.
0t Hi@Pl9a'+ ltS'tsllt I.Etlarti ~, ~. * IN
'Some line ago we merely alluded 10 fisMplonS Veg.
ulily Ito gteai relief We have hum IL
$,rsiss ~ ~ J sssf "ss
Troubled wlltyeilbo' FuI nor IeAiS alIeI
, atfc IL .r"s s. sSSf S,e sstss
50 ISltsa!s tlt ,sSss % st'L lltltu u
thug wa ale ipnedliiely TUNED ttlG, Vg ItSiye Of
gains bereWe wholly delalSe,ls ItslhS 10 sail
IsYy o sa s Ss W. s'.Sos
hut necessity ulGed Us on TO aeliOi, MA
"Ms a 4 tSkyg geliFlsA observed gIeai rsT
.ya,ad Il cScf recovering Slr LtSl Whsi ielaae
lEld u ours iorortNk US 10 SCI bottle o. lismen's
ySss9eIs blelaLs, aSsgtlgs us esoa ma peat
tisss sSsr ogsa i, sSS& Sf ILL.,, So 81
IetSs OUT S%l lN,yihual health Was con- III sa,l We
tad no htIl ~ or any other Iledtl III Quo
consulting us SbOutit, sic sent did gol One bottle and
urged Us 70 aetcpl OF IL and for her kakc, lA II Could rot
IoslSy llgle U.s. % gts tNetotdlh 10 direction For
lion Se sse Sy 5sS %s t ID 81 it eSet,
q oIe bottle Ne fell Tile 4 IeW nan. Il - So
"wt Uset tonsteutlSely, ltohifn 10 llilefn botles
We we're aEail 10 tite j W. aiHs our old diseases
@iEa! IsiHI Sse b our 9IEesll oIelns haus beer
bols. tolls. liabilities, res oDsiblles, and woJldytsiet
lgst what Gea1s, ~ much a sc tlts.e and wltpwt
Nuke lids Slaenn horll8 that others nay did lie saR
IrLeL Iomtts use that we have. II should 10 Kept In
every hnly. No family should be wLOut llaffoS't
LaRytrs, DsetOEe ReHktr., aisGts, In all ne psrat.
leGts Of Stale Ades4a GelItIsEeli u lhs hlEsst
walks Of lilo, as well ss those noSis he most Se
spheres. speak Of The cures OH lheHselses aud kaSby
this wonderful article. - 81 ~" t'.NS.tt
lnp,UOI or what wo say abpye, we now refer S6lto
ilnmpion's vegetables finttnrc, shdSllsFl'
The wife ON w.Yeakle, Grocer. IS Pearl ~, ebpd
keHaS''snl o. eight years. staldi4sl all other Iee
Wm A. oldham. (ste Of the Custom liodse) awsiftn
N9If0 zine 81, VI DSspepsla. great debility,
W 4. Schaeaer, Req, os Of The oldtst S.StsfataSh
most lghy re4Ptelabe citizens cured VI great Wtakss
and lcElOled TO iobl.t !hellth. laits1 N go
Janet Plunpel 1853 baltimore ST.. slAei Ell Intensely
years with l tsease and ettpllal rheumatism tltd
alter all 0ller renNues failed w MI
Space will moi e nit 10 fame hundleds OF others, Is
Sniyih, cured Oi rheumatism. 'H'S
John lcrYsi s. 4. Griffin. John luke, Rev. v. Esk.
IIISS, thousands OILERS eatel q Dysptp.
Wins Iapte &c we refer TO our own on
Gy'nelsa,e females ami children will please ttyi. II
cures covSls bronchitis, lIysltpsa, Liver complaint.
ScrCiula. with deIalgelchts q lie stsiem. ~
For sale Sy.F. XII. I.osan & Co., Wheeling, stu,
sod Gy IoR7in&R & NolrgRar, go baltimore 81.
lls,llg9ic, and sol ItIosdwarSN, Y. ''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-07

IILOOpT TRGoEhY IN COluNBCs oS THE FoUeTti.
We gather the iell5wlrg from e,ColumLus 20. J
CspiI4l City Patii Among The celebrations ihe
Jay wa4Ons al SwwAtrs dtOyt, south ofthir city,
by the 0erman Military Company, The Turner'S and
The Gee Club, Of which thtte were Two or three
thousand persons present, principally Germans.
Between Eve and six b'Clnck in The evening, The
people commenced returning 10 The city from The
dNtreul points wIlete the day had been cerLm.
tel. TIE GetmNn procession efI StewuTrs Grove
anl proceeded up high stteel, carrying Tho Amer
lean Nag anil the Turner ted Arg, having stars on
II. When iLey attiVetl in lrJnt Of tile United
States Hotel, collision occurred between them
and Othet CizsuSj stones WCfe thrOwn, alli SOME
Of tie GemsnS fitel u Tic other parry twenty-five
OTthhy Shots. IhetesWlt was that one man, Mt
IIsnfy Foster, wSS ORALLY wounded Ivy being shot
though the lungs and two Others, John White
Osd John PIOwetS, very severely injured by stone
bruises. rii
Foster was citizen Of Columbus, a single man,
aRl blacksmith.
Outing lie evening, great excitement prevailed.
Se,tfAl Citizens volunteered 10 aid The police in
msking arrests At l9 o clock oil night some 80
IetsorS had been placed under The cafe Of thv
SEeFlCr 10 await their examination.
1'hs Fact says: There nte various contradictory
iepOts In circulation as 10 The origin Of Tie DIM
Guilty. In The present excited state Of tie public
mind It lsquile Impossible to arrive Of the truth.
We cannot 'tLetefofe express al opinion. One
thing We tegtet exceedingly our 0utmon Eel.
low citizens, whatever lie ptOyOcuton, should
hare tcSNietl 10 The use oi fts anus. This course
Is Wholly indeieRSiUle, Weiltust that our city
will moi bs again called upon 10 mourn oSet such
another bloody tragedy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-07

THUS ITpEe i Md aud SStf III d hui marx lie
ealGel lei lie ct,a llrl aid lhe1d eide viz.
y w oE lile whole ls tteltsttSNl trN,
" "A tRtat9 k.llD kssr, sS.ys ,isfs3 2 '1'ls a
HeS JeilfA W, IulcGll, Tho tAkRted ard lnaeN nj.
egl 0 tlAt tlSLiY popular AID pa
IsEA w fI liReJ, I4blls hel At Fitlt
NJ IIiApl9ntS lEEstsIlt T,EflNy,, - : I = stiS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-07

E,,.opxp-l'Le locomotive .iietO.' employed
m lhe @. O, RailtOsd, butslllbst loilet day OF
irO since, Oh section 10, atpat 10 miles from
Z4ntsyille. Tie ateman's. Lands were badly
,e,tled, and lie regular iassspst titsily SaStIe.
l,yel lot shOrl ,tioet beyond this no damage Of
Inconvenience was SUBSTITUTED. st5s 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-07
JAMES B. MARSH,
NEW WHOLESALE ASn RETAIL.
BOOT And SHOE STORE,

No. 81 Monroe street, WhcclinRI wa
NEXT MOOR 70 URkER, UTT ASpCO,
r AN now receiving my new stole room on Monroe
steel, large and elegant Assortment Of hoois anu
Shoes Which had selected with Srea; care all lad man
actuled by tie test kNtn IN The RastI expressly or
This trade am now lIelated 10 accommodate my Gus
TONERS either wholesale OF retail viii variety lStns
aud Summer Goods, HOt 10 DO surpassed BY any other
Lvuse III the city, either III slye, Workmanship, Or duIa
bilY. -
Amongst which viii he found the following seatonabIe
aOOlsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

M ANTED-THE WHOLE OR PART or GENTEEl
w house, with modern improvements the city of Brook
yn the ferries In healthy location Address Tenant
Broadway Post Office, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY Sept. 2f-5 Pm.
Asus selling slowly at SO 80 for pearls and SO 37,.
for pots per 100 lbs.
BRrAnsruns-Flour pretty active, but inarm, the
days business reaching II 800 bbs including common
to extra State at 75 IS 25 mixed to fancy Western
ct $7S76 IS 37is common TO extra Comedian at IS q
s9 and mixed to extra Southern, at 50 rs 50 rs per
Dbl Nothing new In rye -four meal. Wheat
favored factors the sales comprising &C. 000 Bushels at
s2ooa 50 II for southern white; 81 So 81 90 for do
red; 81 05 80 IL for Canadian white; 81 % 81 for
California do and 81 20 81 95 for Western and Jersey
red 5000 bushels rye obtained, at 81 II 81 10
Oats unchanged Corn purchased to the extent Of
5000 bushels Western mixed, at SIC. a 8s1sc.
at 1ic axe, and go Rio, at lie nike. perlb.
CorToN-A moderate business was transacted at Satur
days rates which few Of the strongest holders repeat
cd, hoping TO get more when later European shall
have been received.
HAy--1here we're GOO bales river taken at roc 75c
per 100 lbs.
FHncurs.-For Liverpool there were engaged few
lots Of cotton at old rates; 1000 bbs -four at o. Cd
37s. Cd For London there was not much shipped and
rates were unalered For other ports the business
Hors.-Nothng new.
IRoS.-so tons Scotch pig realized s37 s3S, usual
terms per ton.
LsrIs.-Eastcrn in demand at 81 43x 81 so per
thousand.
IRAp-Since our last there have been sold 400 tons
foreign mostly at SC So and 900 pigs Gacna at 80 80
90 56ii, usual terms for 100 lbs.
ILxE.-Rockland obainable at 9oc for common and
u 10 for lump per bbl
MoIA~fS unchanged.
NAVAL sroRs, -Rosin tar, and crude turpcntinc re.
NAMED about the same. There was more inquiry for
spirits turpentine at 47c. $50. per gallon.
0ns--Tariies disagreed about prices of whale and
sperm hence there was but little done red and olive
oils In demand at steady rates nseed quoted
at CSC. a5c. per gallon with a moderate business ;
nothing In lard oil.
ssovs.-Pork doing better; the sales including
600 bbs at SO e2E Tor mess and 81 81 S21 30 for
prime per bb lard we'd 20 the extent Of $50 bbs Mt
i2c per h. The sales Of beef embraced 200 bbls
AZ full prices Butter and cheese unchanged.
Rnr-l6o terccs, old and new, were purchased at IS
s5 IS per 100 lbs
sraARwe heard Of sales of only 375 hhds Cuba, &c,
within last quoted range
per ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

At the second board the market weaker, but quite
active. Erie fell off 4 per cent; Reading ri Cuniber
land Coal closed at prices current this morning In
remarks relative to this stock in this days ISSUE do
not wish to be understood including the President of
the company its officers among the spectators who at
time initiating, and at another depressing the
stock. The office Of every company in Wall street. the
stock ofwhch is specialized in 10 any extent is
Less the Of operations and brokers' anxious to put
cut contracts to deliver frequently badger the directors
h their dens believing that they will buy when the de-
mand is inactive outside
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.


MONDAY, sept. 40 r. NJ
me stock market opened and closed heavy this morn
mn There large transactions in the leading spe-
suIasive stocks the first board prices fell OF from
the opening. Erie declined q per cent; Reading Rail
road u Michigan Central d. Nicaragua Transit adj
vanced 4 per cent Cleveland and Toledo, a. Realing
appears have attracted the attention of spectators
more within the past three days. and the operations
have become very large. Erie is considered good yet for
another dash The combination does not up yery
asst They TO forget that steady interest acdount
il running against them. Harlem was in demand
buyers option and the sales were unusually large. 1t
barely sustained. Nicaragua Transit Gsm at
the improvement. There sales of the New York
Central outside the board at decline on Saturdays
prices II is surprising how this stock is sustained 1t is
the worthless divdenapaying railroad stock in the
hist. It's eight per cent dividends barely squeezed
out, according to its showing without reserving
dollar for the rapid depreciation going in old road
which is said to have upwards of thirty eight millions
sfdoars When see Michigan Southern railroad selling
I0 Chicago and Rock Island 103 ten per cent dv
dend paying stocks, each with large surplus, il
what astonishes to New York Central barely
ing eight per cent and having surplus selling only
about four per cent lower There is something wrong
somewhere The FIRST either too low, the last
10 too high The public mind must be grossly ignorant of
ths merits Of the first two speculation must be the
Of the imitation in New York Central far beyond its
actual value. GaIena and Chicago is the frmest and
steadest stock the market The earnings for Septem
Der are rolling in enormously. Its capacity has never
before been fully tested The receipts this month will
largely exceed all estimates, aud when made public will
give who have been selling the stock short pretty
severe twist There is not another public in this
country, earning anything like the amount of
ney its capital the Gaena and Chicago Railroad
As the Tribune says'The Delaware and Hudson Canal
81 1naa J,,r,
millions of capital while the Galena and Chicago net
81 500, 600 less than six millions fcapita The
cells at 1a2 per cent while the latter sells at 1873
l2o per cent This difference is certainly worth the at
tention of capitalists.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of bonds and stocks made at auction by A. H.
Eicoay:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

The Canal Board of Ohio have advertised for propo-
sails to keep the canals of that state in repair for the
i've years ensuing Bids viii be recei we'd until the 10Th
of November at the Office Of the Board in Columbus.
Several influential commercial houses in Porto Cabe 10
have formed company, have asked and obtained per-
mission of the Venezuelan government to construct
railroad fifty -four miles long. This railway will unite
directly Porto Cabeo and san Felipe The cost of it is
estimated at 81 600 without counting the cost of the
land, which, however will for tho most part be given
grstuitousy. The government its part gives the land
belonging to through which passes and the wood for
construction 1t will also admit without duty all the
necessary materials and subscribes finally for of
Sls6 917 in silver The company will enjoy exclusive
privilege of carrying the road for forty years. and viii
remain in possession OF tue property for forty years
longer after which the whole will belong 10 the govern
nent The work to be begun before two years, and
finished in the four following years.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments Of the banks OF this
city during the week preceding Saturday morning. Sept
%. 1867
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

tbnne .sloStaoo
Ah,ii1t ,SS Wiio'Sse i4sso,S7o 1sas5as ~ ssa S4s
April n 49, sa63 500 1850 Oh 1910 ia 78,744 S2l
April 2s, go. y26oSsol "a 2s2 ~ 90 ssb 20 POI
nay o' 10. ooIoso 200 issaSS9s 1Sstaio3
MAN TO- ,65 Of S75 500 u.s. l25o58 763s $50 1851
May 70, 49,. 81 ltO5lS u 3l4 5S2 Iso9d3 76765If0
yane q. ,oa'oo3 ,soosts Yo3see ~ -So
June H. 80 o3 lO0 3s5 nors $50 1852 Isl T7sl0454
JuEe 30 'b5. 94,o2o425 1io5 729 1855 o53 1S5
June ~ %. oo'Std5 az 'ssao
LIZ "a ,SS 9s az tSa IL ss3 5b8 T5i5 79a az ala ga
July a 3d. Ga0.0147 10 01Sg09 7407 0SS S2059 $40
July ~ 90 $500 i2Sa99.o ,soaos Sio1o eS
& =, ,sS iao 15a 500 IL so 6So 77l4 loi al Iii 40
au4 -, io1 40 aso oSS 1oa o1,
Tug 40 1Gi cd II ess 5s 80 aSs az ITs "a
- ks iNo .sa sso s5S ses $50 ia a. ar YS
Srt, ,ss Io0 GA 5ae 10 ma COS sa1 la al 40 ia
it % sos 600 10 81 9io To1 sSs an 40 sos
Up ~ 90 rs, Ssi ia65s aaI ia ioS lax Ia7
'el'' - o.. o'iooAi'' ' '''' oV'"
The last returns, compared Win those Tor the previous
week. show decrease, in
ensr;e 49, - ~ 557'sle
sta,Yot;oa = - '''''''''' $3.50
0aroo;,s - 4o5 lso
"epoe'" =, =, 49,, a.,n.,;on
IN every department. inert mas oee" . 'o".."
The movement in corresponding periods in each Oh the
- 49, -. .o,,,ors "a mllows
f G.. /,,.,,,o,,, jl,,os;,e
o-o SOD . nne .es IA oos q i7J iii 10 M All
Sep, ~ iS, o9 095 All az sS 623 ~ 453
sept iso1 " 'op Ss 400 On Ios III
sept ~ 1000 s'''i'''' A-''',,'-
The banks have now smaller amount Oh specie on
hand
~. -. =, - u.,ar a., IL ,,a othar aanort
cohtricton apPe1is W oe gums W. - w ~ P
monts we'll The shipment OF specie during the next
two Ueeks win not be very heavy and the California
W. -, 80 In, -. - ..;,;.,, :,
steamers are now nearly uae WIN aooue ."o non VI
gold They win arrive without doubt before the next
weekly statement 1t is the impression in the street that
~. ). a.. -. -, -. 20 a. 49,. 81 : IT,,
ths Is tne lowest specie point VI 'he paAs io ions
time The deposits we're with the line OF discounts The
different liza 70 not varied much in their COM
ulnei.ns u'ps' 80
parauve cohoiuoh ior several "ecAs.
The following circular, communicating an important
change In the trade rerua tons of Holland has been
.s,, s., ,,o.s.s c.r.,a,a, A. cohhan, hLars
iiaue paono " "o''ie NeA"0n"o' "e'A''' '""Ae's
OF this city
AMSTERDAM, Wednesday, Aug. ~ 1855.
~ recent act OF the legislature OF this Kingdom,
which will come into operation the LIST January 1896 the
tonnage dues hitherto charged on all vessels visiting our
sea ports have been repealed As this liberal measure
must have decided influence on the conditions whereu
ON shiiowners may be inclined TO accept freight for our
ports deem it advab that inll publicity be given
TO II in your county, and wi thank you Tor using your
endeavors to the attainment OF this object In order to
enable you to Judge OF the bearing OF the new act we peg
to state that the repealed duty which was intro
duced BY an act OF the Goth August 1874 was charged to
of 10 D. g. per tom every vessel cleared
inward and 70 the same amount Oh every vessel cleared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25
- -
BILLIARDS,

IlnLIARD TABIEs-wE INVITE BUYERS TO CALL,
- at our factory and examine the splcni stock OF rose
wood ana mahogany taoleI with invented cushions
one secondhand table for shc, in perfect order.
G1FFlTH DECKER - Ann street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

YU,O CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS THE ELEGANT
j steamer, THOMAS q. HAIGHr. Apply on board,
loot North Moore street, North river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

WANTED TO RENT-FOR TERN OF YEARS, A
w four five story handsome brick brown
house, furnished unfurnisbcd between Fourth and Eighth
Fourth and Twentieth streets in Bond, Madison
Monroe street. Possession wanted first Of May Ad
dress, with full particulars price OF rent &C. A. b. d. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25
TENANTS fxEGAsrER.

CS0n HOUSE TO LET. AND FURNITURE FOR
spCOO. sale Any respectable person having $500, ana
wishing 10 keep Gentee boarders hear Of ayora-
lie opportunity OF commencing the business lately In
Astor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, REMEMBER, MRS. HAYES
" the best seeing clnrvoyant in America removed
Spring street to liz Grand street, midway between oadwa
and Bowery Ladies' Mrs. Hayes be consulted day
evening respecting sickness, absent friends business, IL
Satisfaction guaranteed, pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

ITO LET-A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
gas bath, &C.. without board, to two gentlemen
The Iafos advertiser could be used for receptions de
sired The location pleasant and not far up Family pr
vate Address box $40 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS
TIEARN BROTHERS WILL OPEN on WEDNESDAY,
III the 18th inst the fall and winter styles Of c'oaks and
mantlcs
WE HAVE NOW FOR SALE ONE OF THE LARGEST
w stocks Ut linens before oered and az auction prices
Beautiful shiring hens to A. 3D.; 6i Barnsey
table lnen 4s ID; IA do do. s.; 81 do do o., very
heavy Also well assorted stock of towels Diapers sheet
tngs piowcase linens &c., &c. REMSEN a DiNCEE,
2o4 and 6 Sixth avenue door below Fourteenth st.
VUHALEBoNE sKIRTs.-TuIs MUCH ADMIRED AND
w improved style OF skirt be purchased made % or
GER together with every other variety, horse hair machine
che corded, EMBROIDERED; chiren's waeoons
Rkrs filled skirts winter the lace and
embroidery store. H. THOMAS, g05 Broadway,
tour doors above Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

WIsNER's PATENT WAsHTuB-THE SUBSCRIBERS
w would respectfully inform the public that they are now
roughly IN this city and and rs u, i placed
beyond doubt. We are permitted refer TO well SHOWN
citizens who have used and who find all that was recon-
mendcd to be- We have The exclusive right to manufacture
wisnrr's Pa'ent Washtub Co, 257 Broadway Ps.-we
empowered TO sell rights for IN
Delaware, &C.; also California, and OF The Southern
States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

The annexed statement exhibits comparison OF
the leading departments of the bank. Of this CITY
from the first up to the last weekly rcturns-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OLD SOLDIERS.
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY,
WASHINGTON CITY.
ALEyANDFR m. Evans,


TNoR several years connected with several Depart
n ments OF tha General Government, continues his
AS1f Bounty Land Agency in Washington City, and
f,siA wogldcan The attention OF old Soldiers
psey aud thsr heirs, 10 tAe very low toFms upon
1He4-NNhteh no proeases warrants under the new
Bounty Land Law of congress. His arrangements
with the Deparucnts, fsmilarliy with the manage-
melt OF such cases. N enable him 10 procure war
rants VIII % e least possible delay.
IN ADDITION. 10 his experience, he possesses much
valuable record aid documentary evidence appertaln-
ing 70 The numerous elJSses of elaima,
lC FAgny onieers. Soldiers, Feamsters, Naval OF
ncers Scanen, Mariuvs, and Navy clerks, Tor thetT
suToteiRg esdors iH0r ekidreH wLo served in the
Revolutionary War, War Of 1872, Florida, or any OF
the Indian Wars, for porior not less than onrteeH
days are now entedt TO Land Warrant for 100 acres
Those whoha already received ther40 or so acre
warrants are now entitled 70 an additional quantity
(cqual to 100 acres.A
u Pkegalar correspondents who prepare cases and
forward them 10 my address, for management here
will be literally dealt with
lC "A COURT OF CLAIiiS having been created bA
Congyess before which, all PRIVATE CtAtNs, not pro
vded for by law to be presented for adjudication
ir Evans VIII undertake the management ofany case
before that coGft--fees TO be sgreed upon
| " FFEZs FoR PROCURING LAND WARRA ;--(DitheR
Increase 81,
RErrRExcEs.-Hon. L. p Waldo, Commissioner o
Pensions: John Wilsor, Commissioner of Genera
Land Onice; John NJ CLAYTON, U. s. Senate; 5. Doug
lac, s.; John Bell, U. s.; j. NJ. Mason, o. s.; Gen
Lewis Cas-, U. s.; Sam Houston, u s.; T. ]. Rusk, U
s; w: II. Seward, andto the members ofthe thirty
third Congress. March 90, ls55-57
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-19
A Ycritable specimen of the Or
deP OF sag NfchtS.

The following. which we clip from the
Ancient (Chillicothe) Kstropolis, a neu-
tral paper, we commend to the Sag Nicht
editors of the Ropes organ in this city
It's a fair and correct representation ofthe
character ola majority of those men who
compose this secret political organization
ofanti Americans, known as Sag NIGHTS;
'''ro day an Irishman offered to vote at
the lst ward polls, and was challenged by
some of the by-standers as an unnatural
lied foreigner. He insisted upon his
right to vote however, and declared he
had his papers, but had left them at'home.
The Judges told him he must produce
them before he could deposit his vote in
the ballot box. The Irshman started of
and soon returned, with the ''papers"
which he triumphantly presented to the
Judges. whoupon inspection found the
doeumentto be a discharge from the Ne~
JerSsy Peaitentiaryi-Pat was utterly con
founded when the Judges still persisted in
refusing him his vote, and retired from the
polls heaping all manner of imprecations
on the bloody Know Nothings."
Is it any wonder the American party
sustained defeat in tho Ancient 4Netropo'
lis. opposed, as it was, by such base for,
eign Catholics? Truly. this carries NOR
al with it that should not soon be forgot