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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19

ORPHANs' FAIR. The ladies fair at the Or
leans Ball Room for the benefit Of the orphan boys Of the
Third District Asylum is prosperng finely We dropped
il last evening, and found the perfect bower of
DISQUALIFICATION beautifully arranged, and pre-
sided ever BY the most beautiful of ous darkeyed Creole
heautissand gentlemen divesting themselves Of their
loose change with weakness that beautiful to be-
hold The fair will be open nightly for the remainder Of
tbs Hssk and safely assert that no can visit
il and come away Disappointed.
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NOTICE.
pRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAiRF.-Yhe

subscribers deem it notify public
ne soe Agents for ne sale Of the BRIDGEWATER PAINT
Ss ss 81 Louisiana Alabama Mississippi and Those wansn
tne bfdgwater recommended
IN ordering through their merchants give
chase ONLY OF the Undersigned II
me puo order to rther we'll
ae Of the Bdgewstsr Psnt is within the
Of The agents that substances
sp ~ ths market to parties both u and out Of the city 40
the Underwater Mineral thus the Bridge
condemned the paints persisted
IN may seriously Affect the of the Company
legal proceedings Indispensable for their protection
G. c. B0GERT 4 CO., Camp
Texas, iyse 2pE
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COMPARATIVE REcAPIruLArtos

Our remarks on the suit Of the Bank of New Orleans
vs. Jsmes eonnoly Co., having drawn the attention Of
our commercial community involving the points at
issue do questions of the very highest Importance to the
general character Of mercantile dealings we present
the defense made by the defendants in the shape of bill
of exceptions The notes of Page & Bacon it will be
Observed dated in this city made payable in New
York Here also the negotiation and contract made
and to appeal to the laws Of New York altogether ire
tnth
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Has the assignee in New York whose mandate we pul
lished last week, anything to do with the aboyea

On the 18th inst. young man named Sum-
ner died in Boston, from injuries received some
time previous at the hands of two men named
Dalton and Coburn, who had, it appears, &C.
cused him Of improper attentions to their wives,
enticed him to the house in which they lived,
and then kicked and pounded him until tired of
the fun. They are both under arrest. The
stories circulated in regard to the matter are to
the effect that Madames Dalton and Coburn,
who are sisters, invited the addresses of the
young man, and that through their indiscretion
two or three other persons were punished by
their husbands. Coburn, a few days before the
death of Sumner, was arrested on a charge of
robbing the firm of which he was clerk. Al
together, it is an interesting chapter of Boston
morals.
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.R,Ornlan's, .s"
Ia CAMP STREET, IL
I
THE ST, CHARLES BOOKSTORE,

splendid collection GIFT BOOKS FOR THE SEASON ia TO be
found at the above establishments, consisting " all
TIE ELEGANT ANIMALS FOR 1856.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, styles and in appropriate
binding.
CHOICE ILLUSTRATED STANDARD WORKS,
ALBUMS,
PORT FoLIoS,
WRITING DESKS,
GOLD PENCILS AND PENS, etc.,
All adapted elegant presents during the festive
ready The arges. aud the
plets stock ever presented in this city.
Catalogues ready will be furnished friends free Of
dlI spd&Wtf
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leighton 8 Barbof,

leighton 3 BarbOf.
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
Have iust received chci.e ioL Of
CLOTH FRoCK COATS angle breassd black bue
Amsis olive brown, s,e.
BugINESS COATS. of all tolors, qualities and style.
VESTS velvet silk and cashmere double
black and coored.
PANTALooNS, of black and coloTed cassimeIes.
ovERCoATs and TALMAs, of superior mskt and tuish.
All offered at extremely LOW CASH PRICES.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
DIS 9pst eornsr ST. Charles aaa Canal streets,
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %, 1854.


Six months after date (psybe at Duncan's, Sherman
Cos New York; we promise to pay to the Bank of New
Orleans order twenty thousand dollars value re-
eeiyed with interest at the rate of eight Ct having
deposited with the Bank as collateral security, with
authority to sell the the Brokers' Board
public or private sale otherwise its option the
non-performance of this promise and without notice.
eight hundred shares of the capital stock Of the Ohio
Mississippi Railroad Company.
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81 The CAMPBELLs.-- Quite large and fashion,
able audience attended the performance Of this fine ban
Of musicians at Armory Hall last evening The perfection
with which they execute their pieces makes II real
oyment to listen to them and each who performs
individual task sees peculiarly adapted to his part
for instance the banjo solos Of Mr. Rumsey which are
certainly most surprising exhibitions Of talent and SKILL
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The defence to the demand of the balance is as follows
Bank Of New orleans,l Peremptory Ezoeption-Fourth
District Court.-Now comes into
Jas. Connolly Co. court Jas Gonnoly s Co. by their
counsel, and reserYing the full right to the
merits of this plead this peremptory exception in
same aud for ground of exception that they ad
vsed that the notes obligations sued this
usurious null and void, and of effect and that this
ton cannot be maintained.
They that In point Of fact the said obligation
notes dated signed and made in the city New
York. that by the laws of New York. noned obligations
to interest at the Tate OF eight cent are usurou
null and void.
Your respondents that those governed by
the laws of the State of New York.
wherefore they ask the Judgment Of this honorable
court as to whether they shall answer further to the
against plaintiffs in favor of defendants.
(Signed) WOLFE 81 SINGLETON,
Attorneys for defendants.
The value of the stock may be arrived at from the fol-
lowing notice Of Messrs Page Bacon. 1t will be OBJ
served they has been nearly quite value
less that may be construed being very figure: It
Is not supposed that the plaintiffs in this case can be
charged with depressing the value of the stock.
N0TfCETo parties 10 tphom Page Bacon paid Stock Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company Settlement Of
Claims.
Our senior Daniel D. Page has offered large quantity
OF his lands and will within few days offer additional
quantity adjoining the city of st Louis for sale payable
thirds in the of the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road Company lin accordance with previous advertise
mentl and one.third cash. 5gs+=
AS this stock has been rendered nearly quite value
less by not within control and which had
existence at the time it in part settlement with
creditors would never under any fair rate of BUSH
ness morals have been expected to protect it. But
whatever obligation may have been inferred to the
con OF said stock think it due ourselves and the
holders Of such stock to declare that having offered
redeem the by the sale Of valuable real estate
shall feel fully absoyed from all further implied response
bity in the matter Parties who fail to take the oppor-
unity offered by this sale to themselves from loss
will reasonably look to for further Naturalization
The absolute necessity Of terminating all responsible
tes and closing finally affairs requires to give
haf
PAGE & BACON
Has thu assignee New York whose mandate We nuh.
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As the notes not paid at maturity, Bank came
the guarantos for the u6men the contract they
agreeing, according to the agreement published last
Saturday in the event of the payment of either of
said notes and the coateras when sold directed and
agreed upon in the body of each pay the whole
said notes interest and expenses whenever properly
lied of said deficiency if any to pay to said Bank the
amount Of said deficiency with interest and all expenses
including exchange. The Bank, also, claims damages
the bill of exchange, say FIVE per ct.
In conformity with the agreement the 1000 shares of
$50 EACH the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad stock
sold in New York during the month Of July last. as
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-19
mANuTAcTuRERs I'D -

VxYE ars resefal kgtnts ~ ~ 49, - "a ce,.en aa4
w Wesso hnfrs nsanlia-tase a - csAie e tsnlAe
- sad have apnret4iasf arfe asa 1lnucn1a<
s5-y or lhsif AL scIase hkee 49, erFrlprle-
ID snoiher roons sad sQreSe ~ fkoAk alEe.
And sa mos4 gaspxary SAL tee a1lgns1n "a oeA nana-
ns-. lssrs ana Mil.srs = itil 4ra1setsslt
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a CARD.

INHE undersigned late n Georgia having removed 10 the
City Of Nashville offers his services 10 the citizens OF
Georgia Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries Corn, Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
Fine Horses Mules, Cattle and In Short every article of
trade offered in the Nashville market
The Merchants of Nashville OF high character
and pecunary standing and have large aud well selected
stocks that liberal terms, which should induce
the merchants Upper Georgia. Fast Tennessee and North
Alabama give the Nashville market iar uisl AZ TO
ahe Grocery Market the rroprety will suggest Itself 10 The
mind OF every merchant the sections of country named
as the most proper for their trade.
The long connection OF the undersigned with the Railroads
Of Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and supcfntend-
ent Of Transportation well Agent az chattanooga sew
era wears the Banking interest OF savannah, will enable
him readily TO inv Stgate claims against Railroad
Companies for lost goods damage while in transu,
for the renewal discount OF notes or bills IN bank, 6e
An letters nclOsng orders and money will receive prompt
attention. and all orders without the money, when >Atslc-
tory evidence Of soyency and promptuess accompanies Se
same the parties known 10 be such, shall receive like
attention. when ordering articles that come under the rule
or custom the market sell time. will also give
strict attention 10 receiving and forwarding all goods that
are not stored that may be directed 10 The
charges for tbs purchase OF goods &c viii be hve per cent
COMMISSIONS and twenty cents Tor each box or package Tor
receiving and 10, wardiag. +. Mile,
Post 01ice Building, No. S,
Nashville, Tenn.
PFFFRFNCFS-R r. CrylER ESQ, Pre,'t Central Rail
road and Bank Mai A. puErEE, Prcs Bank State Of Geor
ea Savannah; ISAAC so0T, ESQ., Pres Macon and west
en- Railroad Macon Hon Joss p. kSo, Pres't, and Csc
YoNGE Sup't Georgia Railroad and :. T. CoNhs tsq, Au-
gustA Md }. T. CooPER Gen. Supt Western and Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta; Gen. A. J. HASsII- Attorney al Law,
WILLIAMS and Col, J. A. MHrrsiDES, Chattatoog J. l.
MosEs and 10. PAEsuNs, Esqs., Knoxville, Tenn WILLIAM
MAuL Esqr Decatur, and Judge LAsE, Huntsville, Ala
msr25-u
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sKLF SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARS.
Ia

SHALL be 10 receipt IN lrs daas q quantity OF FeFy
superior and inVslgahe sslseaAGE Preserve Cans al
MIA ably adapted Tor oouvsnsnos and assfalness ihs
ant. u h0sS Wishing preserve tsiis sd Vegetables
iys ~ d. D. DickkT
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'7101I a01ItIOHdI squaTtl.-- ...s....
NOT RENEWABLE.



Patent Medicines will be published 800 per column
daily, or 375 tri-weekly-wiih g. for each renewal
Steamboats, running New Orleans will be charged $40
OF the season. and when running 90 81 Louis, CINCINNATI
&c. sl5 for the Of not than six months.
s"Te privilege Of Yearly Advertisers l. strictly limited 10
their own immediate and regular business and the business
OF an Advertising Firm Is not considered including that
OF IL or individual members.
Advertisements published intervals, viz: weekly
monthly charged 81 per square for the rst and so cts
or every subsequent insertion.
Calls persons become candidates viii be inserted as
other advertisements be paid for invariably in advance.
Announcing candidates for County and State Offices 45and
tor municipal Offices g. TO be paid advance in every in
stance.
All advertisements FOR strangers transient persons to be
paid in advance
Advertisements not marked on the copy for specified
time will be inserted till forbid, and payment exacted.
No advertisements can DE inserted gratuousy.
All advertisements for charitable institutions, fire compa-
nes, ward town. and public meetings, including reli
gious notices. 10 be charged half price. ~
Ma riages and deaths published rs news. ~ Ob
ua les tributes Of respect and neral invitations rs othef
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ReguIar advertisers and all others sending communca
ons requiring notices designed to call attention toF
sOrees, Concerts, public entertainments where
charges made for admance all notice Of private asso
Citations every notice designed 10 call attention to private
enterprises calculated intended promote individual in
teresi only inserted with Misunderstanding that the
is be paid for. inserted IN the editorial column
(which only the discretion 0f the edtors the same
will charged Of less than 20 cents per line
The undersigned publishers Of daily and m weekly papers
In Nashville pledge ourselves st Y 10 adhere 10 the above
bill Of prices and in instance 10 deyiate from them.
n. K. MCKENZIE & co, True Whg Office
}. l.. MAGLISG & CO., Union and American.
W. F. BANG CO., Banner Office.
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A. C. s. A. B. BEECH,
STAPLE AND Fancy DRY GOODS,

40 College street.
IIAyE opened very large stock o. al kinds % DRESS
II GOODS suitable the Pail and Winter Trade q the
Sesess etvies
Also aAnasone I0t Of all tie newest designs of CLOAks
and MANrLEs In store and ready Tor exhibfon. We 80
pSCay nsite you look Al cur Stock ef Coaks before
bayinE.
We have IN very large soek of Al kinds q CAR
PITS The newsst patterns and astter ourselves
them cheap any efeF Hoase this side q The
tAins. Ne have AL kinds ef CURTAIN DAAAkks AID
LACE CURTAINS.
Ia addton to ne abese, have large stoek os sn
kinds Of Dkf GOODS, saAhs tor The tail ena ulnfrr
Trade. A. G. A. b. BEECH,
sepib Ma - collsEe -, NsshvAla. Tenn.
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RATES OF FaDvERTISING.

Newspape? proprietors generally and especially Of this
hy under the and regulations heretofore preva
are called upon perform labor without
ton than any other class Of community The gratutous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and
municatOns tributes OF respect obituaries &C &C. which
can only be inserted heavy cost 10 the proprietor i'm
poses upon them burden onorOus that they feel called
upon, In sedefence check the abuse by making such
publications charge extent least upon te par
ties more Immediately interested In this they
lowing the example Of the press in other cities mpeed by
sense Of its intrinsic proprety and imperative duty TO
themselves The subscribers have, therefore, united togeth
er IN mutual agreement, upon the 10 lowing specified
the publication these as well as every sort Of regular
business advertising
tor each square Of II lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
less OF nonparei for the lst insertion 81 90
For each additional insertion per square ........ 80
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WRAPPINGS

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
INfE w open MoIday, ash inst the larresi stek of
w CLoAks, MANTIlLAk, Ac., Ae ever nsrcd IN this
city. Al persons wanting nioe article would do vel to
call stock cubraces every thing nes ranging IN
IIises from g. 10 ti0Q. 4. 4. MeNAikY a 90.
seuqa
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PRorTTBALE TVvTsTNTNT.

EHTASTED ttoeo % sio. .eoe % irssst IA shoss~s
w snes., ALREADY ssl4hilsaes-
~ B-Any persoa haFar the atoFe sam 70 invest, eaa
maks aFranEeens - give his Prselai Gtenuaa o. oosr
wise Arpiy by lstt.r - fox "a Pest Ooe, NaahxAs
ststtaT shea ana shers intsrviss s4n bs has
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NEW YORK BAG MANUFACTORY.
Wheat !! Wheat /!

IEyE win pay CASH for Wheat delivered IN NashviHe-
w Sacks furnished. Call and before you sci.
augi5-u J. r. fkAfAAN.
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERSON, =. P., dealer 70 Lace snd Fancy
n Goods &C. SC. Union street, No So, between College
and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. decI
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Eye and Ear.
m. G. COOK, m. ID, ST. LOUIS

hs "a NOOts W. LONlSg hOs
nR COOK respectfully renews the tender Of -
IL his professional services 10 the public IN this a~
and the adjoining States. successful practice IWkes%
OF eighteen years, devoted 70 the treatment 49,
all diseases incident 20 the and Justify him Ia the
belief that all who may be in any afflicted those i'm
portant organs viii nnd RON his treatment speedy and per-
manent relief
Dr. Cook has just returned from the East where he has
been carefully studying the diseases u the Eye and Ear In
the principal Eye nhrmaes in the United States; and he
feels warranted Ia Offering his professional services vi n
degree % confidence TO those who be afflicted Those
whom De has treated The best witnesses OF his sk and
thousands Louis and the Western States
who beer testimouy 10 his skul treatment lie
ctiuy rcrs Hon. II. - Gryrr, X Mackenzie ksq,
Mcssrs Charles, Blow Co s. Louis; Hon. john Moore,
Treasurer 0 Illinois, Jas. Charles, President Nilsson
Bank n. Cole, Warsaw H., Capt. q. q benry, Warsaw,
Missouri.
k oce northwest corner Of Pine aud Second streets
up stairs Pine Il. scpul-dASly
LNOIt RENT have for rent splendid stand for
II Blacksmith the Murfret shoro' Pike 10 miles from
Nashville improvements, god shops, family residence,
aud al necessary houses 70 20 oi ccarcd lane
plenty oi IRE Nood, &c. Terms easy. Apply
K. A. BALLoWE, Geun Ag't,
ianl No II Dcaderick street
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FAsIILY FLOUR.

We manufacturing cboior article q Four espe-
w oialy iur family usr, which a1rT he trade on
the uos literal lefs. All orders @ he oHcs v meet
pfompt attention. li1sl q. HAMMOND A co.
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Fall and Winter Trade for 1856.
II. C. M'NAIRY & CO,


No. % College Street,
4 RE prepared 10 exhibit Of the Most Conn
II pIcIc as well as the Largest stocks of Dry
Goods offered by retail Ia this country. All de-
sire is for friends and buyers generally TO call for
what they want, and will surely supply them.
The two partners having tire months In New York.
have accomplished much 10 getting up the stock from first
hands, which Will enable them sell prices Jar 6eiOU
previous rates.
Dress Goods.
In Silks-Every thing and beautiful;
Brocadr and Plaid Founcss;
Plain, Plaid and Erocades;
900 ~ch high coored Delans;
Plain, paid and ,ich Figured Merinos.
Laccs and I'm brOideries.
geo Of fine Val. and Honiton Laces;
100 Collars and Sleeves in Lace
100 French Work Jaconet;
90 =" Cardinal Lawns.
Domestic and staple Goods.
All the Leading styles Of Goods, such as
New York Mills aud other Domestics;
Cotton and Linen Sheeungs;
Damask and plain roweing and Towels;
Jaconet Muslins Camhrcks;
Globe Merrmdck, Duudel, Excelsior Prints
Furniture ChiutEes, &c, ac
GcntIcmcn's Wear.
New French and English Cloths, plain and fancy Cass-
and Nestugs In endless variety, which We will have
made 10 order IA the most fashionable style.
Also extensive Of Kid and other Gloves,
Hosiery Stocks CTayAts, Collars, Handkerchief 40
CarPetings.
We have the largest and varied stock Of
by an The styles and patterns they brought
seIlS
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IMPORTANT.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
BAGS! BAes!l

ON and sner he lst august vii be able 70 aarnsl
" 1oUs bags per Gay, for he pulprse q holding wheat
Honr, and Persons requrnF Bags via pleas,
send IA their orders a. eaEly dsy a. possinie.
iyaf w. IA. GORDON co.
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~ tKSTS supeF Brown sop c1nsfsss ozaes<
III CaIh 90 - pla4n q va uf41
h1uEzrian .hctE
Fzasni LeslAer Lres5 y oess
WA variaas ofeF tns scy sapcfef ana ~ ne nest
faahioaahls nzke. lusr opsnsa a a. ee,sse slIsst
- JOIN RAMA0K.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL,
RY ID. MIXER. MEETING ST.
Spi9-diy CHARLESTON, =. q.
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BlaCksmithing,

CLIFFORD WEBB, takes this opportunity Of
saying to the people Of jackson and vicinity, that
he has taken the Blacksmith Shop, known as the
Hatten shop, next door to the Old Steam Mill,
where he is ready to do work of all kinds in su-
perior manner. All kinds of Machenry, belong
ing to Steam Engines, Mills, Wagon and Car
rage Ironing Horse Shoeing, Rail Road
Plows, of the most approved patterns, also manu-,
featured besided every thing that can be manu-
factured ont of Iron, will be done to order on the
most reasonable terms, and on short notice. He
would most respectfully solicit share of public
patronage, and will endeavor, by strict attention
to the wants of his patrons, to merit the same
Please call and examine yourselves.
N. B. Ready made Wagons of all kinds al
ways on hands for sale very low.
pDrills, Picks, Axese, Mattocks and all kinds
Of edged tools dressed in good order, and war
rantcd to stand the hardest of rock.
Jackson, april 26, SIS. 5-y
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Carpenter and Joiner.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to say to the
Il people of jackson and surrounding coun.
try, that he has opened a new
Carpenter Shop,
on the corner of Locust and Water Streets
where he will be ready at all times to attend to
any business in his line.
UNDERTAKING.
Having lately purchased new HEARSE,
he is fully prepared to attend all Funerals,
both In town and country. Cofins made to or
der, in the neatest manner, and with dispatch
He has made arrangements to supply those.
wishing them, with METALLIC BURIAL Ca
SES, of all sizes. JAMES FARRAR,
Nly l3, "a. l6-u
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FRANKLIN HOUSE!

MAIN STREET, JACKSON, OHIO
HNHE undersigned has just taken possession
4 of this old and highly popular Hotel
recently renovated and reftted in superior
style, and is determined to make it a place Of
comfort. convenience and pleasure TO all who
may become guests of the House No pains
labor or expense will be spared to make the es-
tabishment place of rest 10 the weary travel
er, as order, quiet, cleanliness and comfort, ,and
an abundance of such decacies as the mar
kes and best culinary skill can afford, shall al,
ways be found at "the Franklin House."
His stable sgCOd--always filled with the best
hay, oats and corn, and attended by faithful
and honest Oster. lie respectfully solicits a
share of public patronage.
JOSEPH STROPES.
March Is, '55 5l-tf
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BOUNTY LANDS.

RY an act OfCOngress passed March 3, 1855,
I'D all persons who have served fourteen
days in any of the wars of the United States,
and who have not heretofore received a warrant
for 100 acres of land, are now entitled to war
rant for l60 acres, less the amount already re-
ceived. The widows and minor children of
deceased soldiers, have similar claim.
The undersigned are prepared to assist any,
who may call upon them in obtaining Bounty
Land. HOFFMAN Il HASTINGS.
March 10. '55 5l-tf