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Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
TOBACCO. sc. &c.
0GIN - IA ED
MILL RAANlljFACTORY.

Washington, Arkansas
VIE undersigned have formed, co-partner-
\ ship. for manufacturing Cotton GINS horse
MILLS. WHEAT FANS ami THRASHING
u riACHINES. and all ether articles in their line
Having furnished themselves with the best ma
ierlals--:1on their long experience in the busi-
ness they feel confident that they can give entire
satisfaction. to those who may patronise them
bOts IN the quality OF the article. and The terms
upon which they will sell. They Will also,
Do asE Kind Ga Repairing IL, their
L,ns. 'clti PTo.np.aess upon LIBERAL Tsrras.
Planters living upon Red River. either above
or below Fulton, who May wish to have any kind
OF repaITag DONE can ship their work to the care
oil IL D. Walker or Wheat & Reaves at FY,ton
where they Will receive it; promptly execute the
necessary repairs and return it TOR reshipment.
All work warranted to perform well with good
usage.
They are prepared to 90 all kind of turning in
IRON, Steel or Wood
B. E RENFRO s co.
lFashiasfon, .lri., IIarcs 90, 1855 49,
Hampstead Democrat" please copy.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS

DY recent Act of Congress, Eounty I,,s
ID are granted to officers and VOLUNTEERS in n.
military service of the United States in tie ~.
of 1912, or any OF the Indian wars since l7EO
also to- commissioned officers in the war wifi
Mexico. In case of the decease Of tie offce, .,
soldier, the land can be obtained by the widow
or minor children.
The undersigned, acting as general Land Aper.
will attend promptly to procuring Bounty I,rI
Warrants for those entitled to them and iccatr,
il desired; having a general knowledge Of NJ
lands in the Red River Land District. he will /.
able to make choice selections All letters !,
inquiry, postpaid, will be promptly answer,5
and instructions Civ en-, If desired
DANIEL E. WILLIAMS
wv Land .3grt
asnlh9 ION, AXIS. NOV. u, 1880. 47H
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
Ware.EHOuSc Notice.

u
HtHE Undersigned return their sincere thanks.
to the Planters and Merchants in the sur
rounding country for their liberal Ware House
patronage for several years past and ior their in
creased business since their Fire-prooi Ware
House has been erected.
For convenience and safety we have built a
large shed under the hill adjacent to the brick
house, that up river merchandise and cotton COM
ing down the river can be put under in rainy and
bad weather
No wharfage has ever nor will be charged fer
goods landed at our landing and stored with u.s.
One OF the firm having an interest in one of the
first class Steamers in our trade is enabled. las
last season. to get off cotton when others may no,
be able to do so
We invite merchants and planters, more espe-
ciaiiy those unacquainted with our extensive I'M
provements, conveniences and safety. before max
ing permanent arrangements, to call and examine
for themselves. f. HILL & CO.
Camden Oct. Is. 1854 42-tC.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13

The priests of the Greek Church are preaching
criSade-the crusade os the nineteenth CEN
tUTy-not only 10 recover Ci:riSt's sepH.chre, but
10 take from the Mohammedans all the countries
which they have ruled for thousand years
This is tie great idea among both priests and
people
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.

hANIEL e. WILLIAMS will serve all those
- who desire his services as Land Agent in
the Red River Land District viii attend prompt
~ to paying taxes. redeeming forfeited lands, To-
eating land warrants &c Persons wishing their
lands properly described can get plat of their
lands and true description for small fee; will
also draw deeds, mortgages, bonds, bills of sale.
articles of agreement, &c. &c. His experience
IN this kind OF business, prompts him to the be-
ief that he can give general satisfaction
Washington, Feb. 20 1885, 7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13

REFER TO
Niessrs. & V Block,
Trimbie & johnson,
Beer & Stuart,
Mitchell & Foster,
B. L. Brittin, Esq,
G. w. Green. Esq, I Washington, -A4s.
Gen. G.. d. Royston.
II. ". Smith Esq,
w H. Etter. Esq,
J. B. Sandeiur, Esq.
DR.. d. Jet.
Messrs. Wiley McEiroy- Walker, Cheathan s
Co, Columbus; Jas. II. Coulter. Sewer CO. Ark.
Steele & McFall. Temperancevile, Ark; J. Tur
entine & Son. Huntington, Ark; n. Levy & Co
Centre Point, Ark
F..ltoa, .3ri:-, Jan. IS, 1855. 4-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
G. A u 4 10 N.
n @ T H 6 E.

Il @ TIC e.
RANDISON ID. ROYSTON of WashirgtcD;
~ Hampstead county, Arkansas. is my laTla
agent and attorney to transact, settle ard e6s
up all unsettled business in which am in aTy'
wise interested in the State OF Arkansas:
&c. D'ARMOND.
September 18th, 1852. 37-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
DIR. BENZ. P. JET.

H AS resumed the practice of medlclEe u y
IL Washington, and may at all times he l0Il. =
at his apothecary store, unless professional! ~
sent; where he will keep full supply OF il''-
medicines for sale low for cash.
Washington, Maya. 4;t
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13
TIE Rates of CHARGES are as folioscs.

W. 6. REAVES.
/. .
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-13

s. c WHEAT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-11
CORPORATION NOTICES.

MAIoRs OFFICE NEW YORK. APRIL eTH 1855 =
,sss,,s keepers q Junk ;hsp yl
Section The Mayor NAV from i'm. ~ emD n.ysr
such
junk shops purchase and sale JUNK oiS Tops Ola
s ind S.s sTy
sum OF twenty-five dollars for the Of the poor Of the
Sec Every person licensed shall. :. the time Of re-
pssi az
Of such Common Cornell IS
i sss
Sec Nokeeper Of junk shop shall buy sell any
q Fl az
az implement tool or utsnSi in sound unbrokek
T.: q Si: her bs.n Any ssss y thing ~ way q
money the security any such srtiois or thing
Every nsspI q junk shop .h.ll p.e,ias and
' Ky % g sss sas
ns name and ssds.es q ID: per.on nom yhe. such
Pole: tie s q NJ:
:S: s;ss =:
Every such Keeper q Junk shop Who .Ssi yie
late 2, neglect or refuse comply With Che foregoing
i.t and pay the som o. si.y do7sss '''' Wv. '.'-
Every license 70 Sc granted to any dealer in
o. .. III.
W.; VI H:!::; e; s.,.
csiyng the sane shall pay the same sum therefor q
10 No person .h.l exercise carry On I'll. trad.
. :sss: on On. az sa sr
such shall carry on aneh business az
Of 6fy dollars for every such offence. - r'.'
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yVANrRD-By TWO YOUNG WOMEN, SITUATIONS
IN sood private family the one A. hrstrate cook she
assist with washing and ironng the other chamber
sra washing Of small family have objection % 90
short distance into be eeuntrg can s, Tie best o. ey
{, corner " Fourth Street, third aoor, back yOon
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANClNG.L: DE @. BR0oKE's SOL BRooME
sree-An the fashionable dances taught in one course
Wednesday nights. 1850
nAECING..BRooKEs ASSEMBLIES. sn BRoOnE
place April II, rs and IS $50 ~
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, who perfectly understand French and
no objection TO do the washing Of small family and
short dance the country Can be for three days.
rot epgsged from A NJ tiff r. NJ None bu. eenteei
PEOPLE need apply The best OF city reference be given
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CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING, &C.
yAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
LADIES OF gentlemen having Of the same 70 dispoe
OF can obtain r and cash price ssnding fev the sub
scrfber a. his rssidsncc through the post Bsdiss
attended By Mrs. c. n. 8. COHEN, 90 Elm street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Ladder or gentlemen having 81 the sane ~ dspsss
o. can obtain fair and cash price By scndss for tbs sub
serbcr his residence through the post ~ Mn street,
for L. n. DUSSELDORF. N Blades attended bJ Mrs.
Dusseldorf.
CAsTo CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies' and geutl having any OF those articles
d,pcs cbSn fair price for the same BY calling
way. up stairs. Gentlemen attended BY Mr.. 8.
f,LoTHING OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
" any 70 dispose Of can receive fair price in esh W
ser ding the store ~ Laurcns street an Or 81
Brosdway, By letter through the Post one Ladies
attended By Mrs Cohen >. conEN
UoUTHy AND CnILDRENs CLoTHrN0--yosIyu
II g. CLOSE, BAILEY co, Ne. Park plaos. spoe~
ihe Cs Hail. have hsad tp beat sprtaS
aad E1mner stoet and styles " be found "a The UaisI
States ara suits for ell from three vs.s
ola ., wholesale sad for greatly rsiassc prices.
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gnrllE aELa
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WAk7ED-A SITUATION, by RESPECTABLE
young woman, to do general housework; she Is good
cook washer and oner, and kind TO children Has no os
lection short distance the country Has the best
Of city reference Please call Ridge street. front
second floor, front room,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-11

WANTET-Bf fUUNG WUNAN, SITUATION TO
do chamberwork and sewing make ladies' dresses;
would do the chsmberwork and fne washing Of msn
all branches Tho advertiser will take any of the
situations mentioned that will suit her Her roc
datons will prove her capahty To roube no one
need apply who objects TO Catholic Call for two
days at IS West Thirteenth street. between Fifth and sixth
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yKTANTED-By A REsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation as ehambermaid and fine washer an iron
pain with FOOD city
for two days at $50 East Seventeenth street.
avenue, second floor back room,
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLR SCOTCH GIRL, A
situation IS chambermaid, or to do general
good plain cook washer and ironer has objection
the country. Can be for two days at No Desbre
street. n rear
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yUANTED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
w young woman; is a good plain cook and excellent
washer and roner objection to do chamberwork and
waiting; good reference from her last place. Can be ut
3T Houston street. opposite Ludlow in the dry goods store
for days.
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WANTED-A SITUATION. ny PROTESTANT
w girl, chambermaid and waiter; is good washer
and roner has objection to in the country and
mate her self generally useful. Can DO ut No Cliff
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VNAN1ED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl as nurse and neat sewer, o. chambermaid and
Nonebut respectable family NEED apply. Has the
best reference Please call at No 223 West Sixteenth
street. in he
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gr NTH excellent city reference as general house
objection to in the country Can qe 70 Harr
son street, second floor, back room. for two days.
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vIrANT SITUATION As PROGRESSED COOK IN
w hotel or in private family whore washing is not
reaued ~ respectable woman Who perfectly
eoekrr n ali IL having had long
10 London 81 hmerics Can sive unescensiousbs
msndstons Please by letter efcsa be Tor
days l. ~. az Frankfort street
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yNANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID OR
washer and iroLer or to PLAIN cooking in small IA
mily, by most respectable young woman, who give
good city references from her last place Can be for
two days not engaged Inquire at 10 Henry street. fret
floor, front
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A sITUA
ton TO do general houseworf in small private family
generally useful The best Of city given
for two days Mt her last employers 100 King street
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VHANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
sri to cook wsah and iron Is an excellent baker
given required Apply at l65 Prince street.
o. third floor, where she may De seen for two days.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman; s cook In private family; Il most
excellent sher and roncr and good baker,
plain pastry Can give tho beet Of city reference rom her
front tasemt MT for two days
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AT MORRIS 4 CONVERTS 2S BROADWAY, COR
Of Resde street. may be had the greatest choice
help English Scotch, Irh aud German cooks
chambermaids waters, seanstresse and girls
general for bote boarding houses and
families, Also porers walters eoachmen gardeners farm
mechanics and aborers ~ this other oce 10
Greenwich street.
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NEW JERSEY FRANKLINITE COMPANY, TRANSFER
IN Office, No. "a William street, New York April TO- 1855
meeting Of this company wiz be held a. O'Clock
Jersey City, for election directors
Of other business The poll will DO opened at ooook
closed at 3 r. N. JAMES L. CURTIS, Presidept.
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JirANTED-A SITUATIoN. ny ToUSG WOMAN AZ
cook washer and ironer 20 do general housevort
Coed city reference vsa Apply ct 70 Chaton street IN
The rear, lot two dsls
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS. sITUA
TONS one as good plain cook, washer and roner. The
other as chambermad waiter would do fine Washing
Have good city reference. Apply at 6f West Washington
place, for two days
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T o. OF o. F-GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL COR
ths benefit Of Brother L.Msrr on Friday evening.
copal church. Stanton street Tho following talent
sngaged for the Georana r. STUART MISE
void and NASH also the Gala Troupe KnsLsr
booker Corne Band Tickets rs cents-may obtained
Mr. Sammis S2 Grand street; Mr. j. c. Davis IT'S Broad
Way; hessIs Brstow and Morse. 423 Broadway NJ. T.
nay Be secured on Friday At the church from tai
der and tae public generally, worthy of support.
8. T. WEBSTER N. G Perseverance Lodge
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WAETED-TWO PRACTICAL SCALE MAKERS. TO
w good work men, the highest will be paid For
further information apply to VIM II. ACKEN o. Maiden
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yNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
good cook, washer and ironcr; understands baking
in all its branches best Of city reference given Can be
at ls9 West Sixteenth street. seventh third
floor, front
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
Continuing SIDEWALKS on Mill Street.

The Sidewalks on Mill Street shall be continued
from the west side of Neal Street, Southwark along
the line of the Street. to the Southwest of the
lot situated upon the West side of Mill Street. and
known the property of Lola Montez, aDd to the
Southwest of the lot situated upon the South
east side of Mill Street, and known as the property
Of 2. Wheeler.
Said Sidewalks shall be constructed in a good and
substantial manner, of lumber suitable to the pur-
pose shall be made six feet in width, and shall be
built at the expense of each in front of whose
lot or lots such sidewalks shall require construction
1t shall be the duty of the Marshal to notify mne-
diately all owners of lots that portion of Mill ST.
between Neal Street, and the Western designated
points, to proceed forthwith to construct such Side
walks within Ten days after serving the notice.
Any owner of said lots refusing neglecting to
build such Sidewalk herein required within Ten
days after notice has been given. Then the Marshal
shall procede to have such Sidewalk completed at the
expense of the of such lots in front of which
such Sidewalks shall be built and said lot shall be
held liable for the expense of constructing such Sdet
walk and the Marshal is hereby empowered to dis
pose of the same, or much is necessary, at
Public Auction for the purpose of paying the expen-
ses so accruing, together with costs of such SALE
This Ordinance shall be in force from and after its
passage. Approved, Sept. Sd, 1855.
E. A. T0MPKINS, Pres
Attest-S c. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
Ordinance. No. xH.

Concerning Stoves and Stove Pipes
The Board of Trustees of the Town Of Grass Valley
do Ordain as follows
SECTION AL owners occupants and lessees of any
store, warehouse dwelling other building In which
stoves CRATES kept shall extend the Pipe, OF
the to be done least Five Feet above the
roof where the pipe may pass through and where
may be necessary that such pipe should pass thro
the side or end of any building, then 1T shall extend
Twenty Four Inches in the clear from said building
but in no case shall it extend to within less than
Twenty-four Inches of any adjoining building, and
then to extend upwards above the of that any
other building which may be situated within the dis
tance of Eight Feet of it and where any pipe passes
through any board canvass PARTITION floor sdeing
or roof it shall be through suitable metal stone
or fire proof plate leaving space of Four Inches be-
tween the pipe and the partition, floor, sideng OF
roof through whichit passes.
SECTION 2.-An owners occupants and lessees of any
building used Blacksmith Shop, OF any building
in which fire is used 70 any purpose shall extend
stone or brick chimney, a suitable pipe from the
Forge or fireplace to the distance outside of the roof
in the first section of this Ordinance
SECTION 3.-The Marshal shall have power to make
any orders or regulations other than is in this Ord
nance prescribed concerning the placing of stoves
he may in his discretion deem necessary for the
lection of the town
SECTION All persons who shall be found guilty ol
violation of this Ordinance after having receive
three days notice from the Marshal, on examina-
ton before Justice of the Peace shall be fined in the
sum of Twenty five Dollars and COSTS and in default
Of payment execution shall issue.
adopted March 27 1855.
- a1.>Aa.-...,n ZENAS WHEEER, President.
Attest-R SH0EMA4szR Clerk
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30

Security against Fire.
The Board of Tructees of the Town of Grass Val
ley do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. Any owner proprietor, occupant or les
see OF any house. store other building within the
limits OF the thicBy settled portion of the Town of
Grass Valley where there is any danger of fire com
municatng frcm one building to another shall pro-
vide in keep in readiness, at least fifty gallons of
water to each and every story of such building to be
placed in open vessels and in 40 case to be used ex
cept for the eXtnguishment of fire; and every such
owner, proprietor occupant Lessee of such build
ngs shall urnish at least four buckets for each and
every story composing the buildings and them to be
filled and and kept filed with water and to be depos-
tied in some convenient and easy place of access at
all times, and in to be removed only in case
of fire. All persons refusing neglectng to comply
with this section after having received three days no
shall be fined not less than FIVE dollars nor more than
twenty dollars, and shah be collected in like manner
as any other debt whenSj Judgment shall have been
obtained.
SECTION 2. No person shall place, or cause to be
placed in dangerous proximity to any house other
building within the incorporate limits of Grass Val
ley, and hay. straw, SShavings, other dangerous
combustible matteP, unless securely enclosed in a
permanent building Any person violating this sec
tion, shall be fnedFnoI less than twenty dollars nor
more than fifty &6llars and in default of payment.
shall be imprisoned not less than ten days and as
much longer may be discretionary with the con-
victing magistrate and in accordance with the Of
fence for which, execution shall bessued on recovery
of judgment. Il
Approved June /, 1855.
- E. A. TOMPKINS, President.
Attest-S. G. RICHARDSON Clerk
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
Concerning Dogs.

Section l, 1t shall be unlawful for the owner OF
keeper of any Dog, Dogs, to allow the run
at large in any of the public places streets or alleys
of the Town of Grass Valley, except hereinafter
provided.
Section q The owner or keeper of any dog or dogs
shall pay License of Five Dollars per year for each
dog OF slut owned or kept by him hir, and shall
place on the neck of every dog thus owned kept by
him or her, metallic tag stamped P TAX PAID, J
with the year in which the said License shall be ia.
ken out which shall be furnished by the Clerk at the
time of issuing the License, the expense of the same
being paid by the keeper of said dog dogs
Section g. The owner or keeper of said dog or dogs
who shall allow the same to run at large, without first
having procured the aforesaid License and placed the
said tag the same shall be fined upon conviction
before any Court of competent jurisdiction, in any
sum of not less than five more thau twenty five
Dollars.
All dogs that may be found running at large which
shall not have upon their necks the aforesaid tag
hereby declared nuisance, and it is hereby made the
duty of the Marshal Policemen and Pound Master to
sbate the same by empounding determination.
Approved e. A. TOMPKINS, President
Attest S. C. Richardson. Clerk
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
eMOrdinance No. ~.

concerning N1gnJ WaUcn.
The Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley do Ordan
follows:
SectoRI,-The Marshal is hereby authorised to en-
roll the hahe of every citizen that property in
the Corporation of Grass Valley and require Five o
such citizens 20 serve Watchmen during the dry
season.
Section 2--In order to secure equal services from
the citizens as Night Watch, the Marshal is hereby
write the name of each citizen holding pro
pertf separate slip of paper and place such name
colleetiVelyin box, suitable for the purpose and
draw out indiscriminately Five names, each night
and the persons whose names thus drawn and no
tilted by the Marshal shall serve as Night Watch OF
fuIpish substitute, and in either they shall be
uASF the direction of the Town Watchmon and shall
faithfully discharge the duties as a Watchman
Secf1qn g.. All persons whose names shall be drawn
and notified by the Marshal provided for Section
End of this Ordinance who shall neglect refuse the
duty erein required shall be prosecuted by the Mar
shall hdoge Justice of the Peace who shall fine them
in a spin not less than Four Dollars nor more than
Ten p0lars and costs of suit and in default of pay
ment eu ution shall be issued by the Justice of the
Peace. Ordinance shall be in force from its pas
sage. sAppSoVed July 10, 1855.
An E. A. TOMPKINS, President.
Atteftt9asSS S. C. Richardson Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-10-30
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RE never mas Et CSsnA0a EsRER 40 GIFes
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disease Proprietors of other Medicine jealous of its
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