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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15

iiAENTAL WORK on Satin, Linen, Cotton Glass,
'44ns', mutations in Wood and Marble, Grainins of
~ al hnds, done promptly and when promised at re-
aGGed Prices Persons having any Of the above to do
9 @ ma II to their advantage to apply at the shop
'"h street. next to Dir. Yarringtoa's Carpenter Shop
W w ALLEN
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY-


HARD TIMES COME NEVER. NO
"a MORE. =
MAz. Oh dear me, what shocking hard timesr
&&Eb Yet against them we all have been striving
FOR there Is no pleasure without any dimes
So, to keep up, we all must be driving.
toast just now will give you;
You'll drink to IL, cerrain and sure
Success to all tradesthat in Richuond.
And hard times come never, no more
It's good times we are now for prepa ;nR
Fu tell you now one thing you can do
your Watch needs any epairing,
Call on Main street, to BAR-THO-LO-MEw
have Clocks and fine Watches to sell,
To suit both the rich and the poor;
I'll warrant them for to run we'll
And may hard times come never no more
One thing will ask or you all, --.
Before from this place you retire;
On BARTHOLOMEW Just give call.
He has got any Jewelry you desire
call from you is all solicit, ..-..
My name, it's wrote over the door;
Two doors past Pizzini's, you cannot miss t.
And may hard times come never, no more
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker
ttb o,d Nfo;,.
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a-fseysTes wloA sale and retail dealer in Amer
PsnSs~ ican assl imported Guns and Rifles,
Fowling and Fishing Tacte, Pocket Cutlery, Walking
Canes Belts and Port NAMES Percussion Caps, Gun
rawder Psten; Shot. Ell.s. Powder Flasks, Pouches
nd Bel;s Bid Bags, Nipples and Wrenches Wash.
rg Rods and Ticklers, Dog Chains and Collars, Gun
yskrrs Materials, &c, &C.
Reyolyers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers
prces to the trade. ). SUTHERLAND,
No i32, Main Street, opposite Eagle Square,
nr Aim Richmond. Va
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HOTELS.

lNOLUMBIAN HOTET.---Ts~rs - -.
.ooeo y .hs Columbian Hotel sipcc the Lass
seeans OF the Legislature, 50 large and comfortable
Portable accommodation will do well To e.Ii f tsu
no 1-sw J. M. BOYD CO. Propriefors
(tOLUMB AN HOT 4 L.--JANE7 M
~ BOYD CO. having leased this desirable Ho-
lai ity and comfort. They have employed E. PORTER
to take the entire charge of the House and after
M rous friends Of Z. PoRTER, are requested give
tn sm call.
Richmond, March g. 1856. ap %
NOI1GE.-TO PASSENGERS On THE
KiSHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SrDt; RAiLROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
I5ANShLE OR LYNCHBURG:
iHreakfRsf. Rrcakfast.. Ample time uiven
TO eat.
Inc sabecrses 10 now prepared TO furnish the pas
sehgers osi4y, with BREAkFAST, at this Junction of
the Richmond and Danyille and South-Side Rairoads
Immediately on their arrival ON the cars
my r-I2n SAML ID. BITRKE
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FALL. IMPOif-
TaTION-LAR ROE 3
@ STOCK OF g Z IS ss.S

- am now opening large vaTlety o. SIN
f4es ND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, of superior
sl,.1aS0-A splendid variety Of Powder Flasks, of
A-53N,,ste Shot Belts and Pouches, of the most
F'2' ylrs. fine Ga Sle Bags: Wad Cutters; Dog
tF5 .rs collars: Elys water-proof Central Fire
90 Tp XJs.b Rods complete; Gun Wads, &c.
taffs0-Col:'s Repeating PISTOLS, Aliens Re-
,.rer. and every description OF risto now IN use
pssaa.. ,.,or.sr 7doors above St. Charles Hotel
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Y@ " - r0leor-.2
,,pfIEs KEDUC EX-
PcTIsIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
MAS SIS ,,
{ tuple.e order.
EsrEs recently incurred an expense of several hun
s,d dollars in refttins sud perfectng his achinery
5,pauIn- Saving. aud Tongueng and Growing all
tis of Boards and Plank he is now enabled to exc
trrs superior work at greatly reduced prices.
call from those in want respectfully solicited.
Gaq-,s WILLIAM FORBES.
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The supreme Court of Indiana has decided the
proliioitory liquor law unconstitutional.
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.-g LOOK OU TN L W G A r.
~ 13S-S RAGE HOISE-The subsrriber hay-

E&7Isc RIAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hav-
~----=-11-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81, Main street, Richmond,
Va begs leave to inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists in Carriages Barou
ehes Roektways top and no top Buggies, Saddles and
hhrneSs ot all kln0s usually made for this market;
saddio Bags Brides, Mertngales Stirrups, Bits
ePuTs OF various qualities and prices Carriage Glg
and riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas Busk-skin
ToIts lor driving Trunks, Naces, Carpet Bags, La
Gee Satcheis fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse Co.
fena ana bisnkets of various qualities and pricesIna
tnE altogether one of the best. Houses in the State
Tor persons 10 equip themselves for horse back and
riding. every article used for either is en-
Maced in our stock The public is most respectfully
iH'tet To call and examine his stock and prices; he
does s.Y he sells lower than others for he don't
know what others do but only asks OF persons who
want any of the above articles, look at his before
tying els. whore. lie them that every in
dacement which can, will be offered to them.
To SBdlers he would say that he has large and
red assortment of Harness Mounting. Patent and
other Leathers which he will sell them at low prices
JNO w. DENNIS,
No 81 Main ST., ) doors above St. Charles.
nr 1t-or,
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lLN ER N d A L. tha highest premium
sNS'dea 10 SAMUEL D. DENOON, for the best spe-
ea-as Of CRATES and FENDERS
vIiA - HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
p6iSS5Dh p5iSD DhkS FOR SALE AT REDUCED
lh'oEo.-ILe subscriber has for sals the largest
80 ols VI ui'A rs und TENDERS ever before offered
oiS'os embrace all Of the various kinds and patterns
ai,h G q" sqGaTeopped Gothic Liptic, Circle &c.
" ''n "eal'rIl rounding Tenders, summer pieces &C.
s ,oMn una country punctuay attended TO and care
n'ny ,uIy pScsod. Merchants purchasing to sell again
M S..I pe saPped at the lowest Northern prices with
s ~ l7'9uL;E on for cash by wholesale. Apply
aAd 5th streets Richmond Va
TL. SAMUEL D. DENOON.
4, a'e of sale large supply of all kinds of Bells
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,,., ms, f1h9, %c--BI RE ETTENGER, Cary street
'''N NE City Gas Works, are extensively en-
STr ~ a. 'le manufacture of Portable and Stationary
RNt,EfA1M Engines, Circular and VERTICAL "a "
T.aLH H. Gearing Railroad Cars and MACHINERY.
'yDa'Co a" 20 fIesse- and other fixtures
ISGs 7Cilplons OF IRON AND BRASS CAST
lotslh2d ana Finished Work, made 10 order.
ar ~ lsi'oAs In want OF machinery for any purpose,
M I'D 10 call on us before they buy.
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,-ry,~-zy7TTTTTs. We have Oh hand and for
rrs+~s.2fs4 sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size. Also OPEN b DAT S. and
SqGsre Timber from so to 60 feet, at Boat Yard,
PentcEtiary Pond, Richmond.
"a Ih-flims HOWELL & MFSSLER
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Shyr. nv IS called to a superior article of Shower
B. s.h when the subscriber has &C.. on hand and which
lfy--sr;y seIs for Those who wish to purchase can
&c Ji3se for themselves by calling at r. M. ZIM-
sSrIp5sf,S'S or Messrs STEBBiNS Il PULLEN'S
o. .a ~, WM. FORBES
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The Premium announced by us yesterday. as
awarded Mr.. b. Ii. Smith by the Mechanics Fair,
should have been for a landscape drawing in pen
cil and not for Landscape Painting"
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NOTI & L All persons having claims
against the estate of DIR. Z. Claiborne Gooch de-
ceased, will please present them properly authenti
GATED Arthur F. Gooch the undersigned for set
tlement. Those indebted will make payment to the
same, communicate through the Post office. Per-
sons having books surgical or other art
cles belonging to the deceased in their possession,
will please return them in the same way
NJ. r X. GOOCH
oc l7-2awlm Adm'x of p C. (;aoeh decpd
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A D1IINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.-Hav-
"A ing qualified Administrative of my decf ased
husband VIM ii. Sutton, all persons having claims
against his estate, notified to present them mt
once, duly authentic caeed, my Attorney in fact,
Benjamin Sutton, and all persons indebted to the
tate, will make payment forthwith TO him.
JUDITH A. SUTTON,
Adm'x of VIM. Fl. Sutton, deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15

7heatre.-The drama of "Jack Sheppard" will be
repeated for the last time this evening Though il
belongs to class of plays for which we have no
great partialty, we cannot forbear to express our
admiration Of the spirited acting maintained
throughout the piece. The manager has been to
considerable expense in bringing out this lengthy
play, and it is but meet that they should be liberal
ly encouraged by the play-goers
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nOOR SPRINGS.--A superior lot ofDoOr
~ Springs for sale cheap
THEO. ROBERTSON
Importer and dealer in Foreign and Domes site
no IA Hardware and Cutlery, No 65 Main ct.
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STrE;Aa,i SAW MILLS, Raj ILKOA b

H.. oA Z Ed D. DFNUUN.
DC, Of my own make. nn soa,n ' "D VI u n
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01
Yellow Fever.

Between thE goth and last Of September, 1858, the
yellow fever made its appearance here, and by the
first of October, was in full blast
Now is the time to guard against 1t. There are
two points In connection with this place, where the
disease is at this time prevailing with severity, per-
haps as much so Us in 49, Although it is not so bad
in New Orleans then, yet 1t has spread out in diff
fercnt parts of the country along the river.
That the atmosphere in Clinton, is not SO favora-
bic to the disease now, as in 49, is good reason
why the strictest regulations should not be observ
ed. Cases Of disease brought to this place, or ca
ses occurring in town, of persons who had contract
ed II in other places will react upon or add in
creased infection to whatever atmosphercal predis-
position there may already exist, and cause the dis.
ease to spread among US.
The quarantine regulations, therefore, should be
most strictly enforced, and persons, who may be
lied upon should be appointed to carry them out In
wise and judicous manner. Instead Of turning up
the mud and filth of the town, and letting out upon
the atmosphere at this particular time, the confined
and pntrid gases which have been generated there
during the last summer the better plan will bc. to
scatter lime freely over such places, and let them
rest for the present. Let all back yards be also
we'll covered with the same article.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

At meeting of the Democratic Central
committee for the Parish Of East Fcciana
Rcsolred That the Sd day Of September
next was fixed upon as the day to make nomi-
nations Of candidates, by the democratic par
ty for the Legislature and parish officers, as
follows-MoNDAY the Sd of September next,
being the day for the election Of judge. The
democrats, voting at the different precincts on
that day, are requested to deposit their ballots
for their choice of candidates for Legislature,
Sheriff, Clerk, Assessor, and Coroner, with u
Committee ofthree democrats who are appoint
ed to attend each precinct to receive their votes
and to make true return of the same, with
the list of voters, to the Central Committee on
Tuesday, the following day, at Clinton.
The following committees are appointed for
each precinct who are earnestly requested to
attend the same for the discharge of the duties
above namcd-(viz.)
Ward No. L. DR.. j. w. Jones, w. w. Mum
son, j. A. Harbour.
Q. b. NJ g. Brown, Henry Clark, W. g. Kent.
3. j. w. Taylor, G. McVea, c. n Gibbons
4. Saml Dubose, Josiah Benton, DR.. Romano.
5. VIM. II. OReiley, Geo. II. Packwood,
Rich'd Drchr
6. Irwin Brown, o. G. Edwards, VIM. Offut
I. j. Il. Jackson, w. Rourk,, Willis Rowlcy.
8. w. M. Jourdan, Evans Dunn, Tim. Rogers.
On motion, the above committees were also
appointed to act as yigilant committees for
their respective Wards.
EDWD. DELONY, Chairman.
l. N. LEMON, Secretary.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01

HEALTH or CLiNroN.-Up to the hour OF going to
press. the town remains healthy No case of yellow
fever, and scarcely any other sickness.
NEW opr.EASs-The deaths from Yellow fever for
the week ending the 26th ult. were 357 This shows
q decrease or Al from the week previous.
Baron RouoE.-There Is . slight Improvement in
the health of the town.
PoRr HuDsoN-Thc Fever is raging with some VI
olencc ut this place. There have been several deaths
and we learn from private sources, that there are
number of new cases.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01
YOR JUDGE--sEvENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CYRUS RATLIFF.
ELECTION, MONDAY, SEPT. 8, 1855.
Religious Notice.

In consequence Of the fears entertained OF vie
tation Of the yellow fever Il will be impossible to
hold the quarterly meeting for this station on the
first Sunday in September, as previously announced
II has therefore been thought best and decided to
hold IL at Olive Branch at the same time.
Liberty and Holmcsvillc papers please copy
"a j. J. WHEAT,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01
The Ball Rolling. Truth and Right will
Prevail. 81

All over the State, the secret organization
is falling to pieces, from its own Inherent cor
ruptions men, in all sections, who had been
deceived and mislcd into its secret and mid.
night concIayes, are openly denouncng and re.
pudiating it, and withdrawing from its corrupt
and tyrannical influence. They have tried it, and
they all speak in the same lsnguage about it.
AT the anti-Know Nothing barbecue, held
in Thibodaux, Mr.. Bush, addressing the mem.
bers of the secret association, said in substance:
81 have been one of yours; am, therefore,
bound by an oath and precluded from discuss.
ing any thing but the documents and facts
which you have been pleased to make public.
But you know there is something else which !
cannot mention; and If, as you assert, all your
secrets are commendable and can challenge
public scrutiny, then release me from my obi.
CATION and let me speak out. | defy you to
grant me that privilege"
Such is the secret tyranny which characterl'
zes the proceedings and conduct Of this organ
lzation, which if exposed to day light, would
meet the frovns and Indignation Of every just
and enlightened citizen; Mr.. Bush is dstin'
guished gentleman and belonged to the wEig
party, that was
In all the upper part of the state, the dem
locrats and many whigs who had been entcsd
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01
announcements.
FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
/. N. LEMON, Secretary.
For the November Election.

FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
gcs-We are authorized to announce J. SMYLIE
MONTG OMERY, as candidate for the State Legis-
lature, subject to Democratic nomination.
FOR JUDGE.
ra-We are authorized to announce JAMES B.
SMITH, MS candidate for the JuDGEsHIp Of the 7th
Judicial District. jy IA
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
He-We are authorized to announce W. FERGUS
HERMAN, as q candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
the Seventh Judicial District. je l6
g1S-We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ.
ROBERTS, as candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
he Seventh Judicial District je 80
FOR CLERK
sss- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
PATTERSON, as a candidate for Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, for the Parish Of East Feliciana. jy7
FOR SHERIFF.
;nJ-We are authorized to announce EDWIN
SCOTT, as n candidate for SHERIFF of the Parish of
East Feiciana, subject to Democratic nomination.
Eij-We are authorized to announce GEORGE G.
COMSTOCK, rs candidate for SHERIFF, for the
4prlsh of East Fellcana. jc 23
E.S-We are authorized to announce WILLIS w.
MOORE, as candidate for SHERIFF for the Parish
of East Felciana. subject to Democratic Nomi-
nation. je2O
FOR ASSESSOR.
Wrs-e are authorized to announce JOSEPH T.
DRAWDY, as candidate for ASSESSOR Of the Par
sh OF East Felieiana. jy2s
FOR CORONER.
1ac-e are authorized to announce THOMAS L.
hcGllliE as a candidate for the Office Of CORONER
Of the Parish of East Felicana.
FOR CONSTABLE.
WEc-e are authorised to announce CHARLES
SEAMAN, as candidate for Constable, in the Fifth
Ward aug IL
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-09-01

Mr.. Enron: You will please announce BY
THELL HAYNES, Esqr. as candidate for
the State Legislature, subject to the Demo-
cratic nomination. MANY FRIENDS.
Mn. EDToR.--At the request of his many
friends, Mr.. j. WARREN TAYLOR, has consented
to become candidate to represent East Fell
cana in the next Legislature, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic nomination.
MANY VOTERS
Mr.. EDIroR.-We are informed that Demo-
cratic nominations will be held on the third of
Sept. next for the purpose of selecting Parish
officers. Several LANES having been mentioned
in connection with the candidacy for the egs-
lature, among the most prominent, we notice
that of George IL. Jones. In our opinion no
one is more worthy, or could more completely
concentrate the democratic strength of the
parish. Mr.. Jones has always been known as a
warm aud able advocate of democratic princi-
pies, and in the present contest between pro-
scription and true rcpublicanism. he has taken
more than ordinary interest. We are assured
that If nominated he will use every honorable
means to secure the success of the Democratic
iipkst MANY DEMOCRATS.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-15
Preble Common Pleas.
Wilson Lewellen, pltf,)
against Attachment.
James l.. Harris. def,t

b
THE above named defendent will take no.
i tice that on the Sd day of March A. d.
1855, a petition was filed against him in the
Court of Common Pleas of Preb'e county O.,
by the above named plaintiff, the object and
prayer OF which petition is TO obtain Judgment
against said defendant upon a certain pfomis-
sorry note, wherein the said defendant is Joint
ly and severally liable with one David Upbam.
said note being made payable 10 George d.
Hendricks or order, for the sum of 500, IS da-
ted Sept. a, 1850 and due on or before the 10th
day of January, 1851, and endorsed by said
Hendrics to plaintiff, and upon which said
note there is q balance due in the principal
and interest on the I'd day of March, 1865 the
sum Of $50, 90, and also the sum of 1882, 78,
upon the account of work and labor, &c. done
for the defendant. amounting together to the
sum Of 1874, Is, with ten per cent. interest
upon the sum Of $1,000 from the I'd day of
March 1853. The defendant is further mott
fed that an order of attachment was issued on
the day first aforesaid, by the Clerk of the
court Aforesaid, against the lands, tenements,
goods chattels, &c. OF the said defendant,
which said order was duly served by the Sher-
if of said county of PEBBLE upon the fol-
lowing Real Estate belonging to said defend
ant, in the county Of Preble and State of Ohio,
10 wit: The south half of the North East
quarter Of Section No. one, ~ in township
seven, ~ Of range one, ~ East, containing
eighty acres, also the North part OF the South
East quarter of the above section, containing
seventy acres, also the North East part of the
south West quarter OF The above section, con-
tanning twenty eight acres. And the defendant
is further notified that unless he appears and
ans wers or demurs, 10 said petition by the
18th day Of May, 1885, the said plaintiff at
The next term Of said Court, thereafter will
proceed to take judgment upon said claims
and TO appropriate said real estate so attach
ed as aforesaid to the payment of said iudg-
ment, according TO tie statute in such cases
made and provided.
HUBBARD & FOOS,
Attest Attorneys for Plaintiff.
L. B. OGDEN, Clerk,
March Is, 1854. 6w.
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SheriE,s SnIe


Neal s : aSsa"'''' P..bl. common Pleas.
John G. COlvin& PluriOus Order Of Sale.
Daniel oorsOn.
d. virtue Of writ of Plurious order Of sale,
- from the court of common pleas of Preble
county, Ohio, and to me directed. l will sell at
public cutlery at the door Of the court house in
Eaton, Preble county, Ohio, on Saturday the 94th
day OF March, 1855, between the hours of 10 and
4 o'clock OF said day, the following property to
VITA leas for four years from April lst, A. ID.
1854, given by John Van Doren to David Show.
and by David Show assigned TO Joseph Banner,
and by Joseph banner ssigned TO j. g.. COlvin,
and Daniel Corson together with the Slaughter.
house thereon and rendering house, three kettles
and furnace and lard press in the same, The
same being Of those premises situate in Preble
county, Ohio, and boundedian described as fol-
lows: Being part Of the sonth west quarter Of
section thirty-four, (34) intownshipnumber eight
W and range two (2) east, &c, beginning at q
stake on the Dayton and Western Turnpike road,
witness a cherry tree 2 rods northwest of said
stake, running thence about 8 rods ina south east
direction, until it strikes the bank of seven mile
creek thence along said creek bank in q north
west direction l6 rods to q stake; thence in a
SOUTH west direction 6 rods to q stake on said
Turnpike road, thence along said Turnpike road
to the place of beginning, containing one-half
acre more or less of land. being property taken
by virtue Of an execution from the court Of CON-
mon pleas Of Preble county at the suit of Neal &
Lockwood against J. G. Colvin and Daniel Cor.
son. The above premises will be sold subject 10
q lieu Of $40 90 in favor of John Vandoren.
Appraised ut $4,000.
JOHN DEGRooT, Sheriff.
HUBBARD & Zoos, Atty's.
Feb 10, 1855. CT,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-15
Notice i'm

John sturr Plaintiff, Amount claimed
vs. $30,33.
John A. Smith deft.t
NOTICES hereby given that at my instance
~ on the 10th day Of February A. d. 1855 an
order ofatiachment was issued by R. G. d.
McKemy a justice Of the peace within and for
the township of Washington, county OF Preble
and State Of Ohio, against the goods, chattles,
rights, moneys and effects of John A. Smith.
an obsconding debtor, for the sum Of $40, 80,
he defendant is further notified that the
said cause has been continued until the Cd
day OF April, 1855, at 8 O'Clock A. M. and that
unless he comes forward and pays the claim
OF the plaintiff, that these proceedings will be
prosecuted according 10 the statute in such ca
SEES mace and provided. JOHN STURR.
March s, t855.-35w3.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-15
Bounty Land.

"A LII SURVIVING commissioned and non
n commissioned Officers, Soldiers, Sailors
Musicians, Artifcers, Wagon Masters, Team
sters, DC, who have been IA days and up
wards, as Regulars, Volunteers, Rangers, Ma
litia, &C., in any war since 1870, are now . n
titled 10 l6O acres Of land, under an act o
Congress, approved March, 1855. All thos,
who have received 40 or 80 acres are entitled
to the balance. Widows or Minor childrer
OF deceased Soldiers are entitled. The under
signed having a good deal of experience in the
Department at Washington, Will procure
Warrants for O reasonable compensation; anc
IT desired will locate the same.
THOMPSON & HARRIS.
March Is, 1855.