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Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan. Territory [Kan.]) 1854-1858, 1855-06-15
1865. Missouri River. 1866

1855. Missouri River. 1866.
REGULAR INDEPENDENT PACKET.
For Lexington, Kanscs, LecUensvorfh City. Fort
Learenworth, Weston s. 81. Joseph
ENnes T. THE staunch, well built and well
ASs.EEf5s55' furnished steamer Zen EGEt.
ESsz:z EEE-sl Asa ANNIs, Master, viii run as a
regular Packet during the entire season between
st. Louis and st. Joseph The Ben Bot is en-
phatically an independent packet, and will con-
tinue in the trade as such, and opposed to the
present steamboat monopoly.
The Ben Bolt is of excellent carrying capaci-
ty, and her accommodations for passengers are
unsurpassed. Every effort viii be made by the
officers to merit liberal patronage. This boat
has entered the trade on the Missouri River
with the determination ON the part Of her officers
to oppose all monopoIies, adopting the maxim
that competition is the life Of business. Pat
ronise boats, if you would carry out this princi-
pie, that will not enter into combination to
hire up al the Pilots to keep down competition
q For freight or passage apply On board.
ASA sANNIS, Captain
June Is, 1885, 40-fs
G. Weston papers copy and charge boat.
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PROPCSALs FOR BEEF.

>ssgSsEFEgA SEALED proposals will be receiv-
eSgsH ed by the undersigned, at Fort Lea
--A venworth, until the 26th day of
June, 1855, for furnishing the troops at this post
with Fresh Beef, fer one year commencing
on the 1st day Of July next.
The Beef is to be of good and wholesome
quality, with an equal proportion OF hind aud
fore quarters, (neclss and shanks exciuded) to
be furnished IN such quantities may be FROM.
time to time required for the troops, not exceed
ing thrice in each week, and on such days as
shall be designated by the Assistant Commissary
OF Subsistence.
If the bids are considered reasonable, the con-
tract will be awarded to the lowest bidder, sub
iiect, however, to the approval of the Commissa-
ry General of Subsistence.
Z. S. SIBLEY,
BIT. Maj. A. Q. M.
Act. Com. Subs'ce.
Office of Acting Comnissary Subsistence
Fort Leayenworth, June Is, 1855.
June Is, 1855. 40-2w
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PrOpOsaIs fOa. Hl1u.

WRITTEN and sealed proposals will be re-
w ceived at this Office, until Friday the 22d
of June next, for the delivery at Fort Leaven-
worth, Tin ricks of not less than thirty tons eac
of one hundred tons Of good merchantable Hay
free from weeds, sticks, or other irrelevant
matter. -sE az
The undersigned reserves to himself the pri-
deem unreasonable. Sufficient security will be
required for the faithful performance of the
contract; compliance with which viii be rig
idly enforced. -
BV't Maj. Asst Or. Master.
Assistant Quarter Masters Office,
Fort Leavenworth, May 25, 1855. n3s-4t
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan. Territory [Kan.]) 1854-1858, 1855-06-15

FTHE Town of Delaware is located on the
i south bank of the Missouri River, ten miles
below Leavenworth, in Kansas Territory. This
town is laid off on beautiful bluff, gradually
ascending, and commands a fine view of, the
river above and below for fourteen miles in ex-
tent, with a permanent landing for steamers,
reaching one mile; equal to that at St. LOUIS
Situated on the shortest and most direct route
for emigrants up the great Kansas Valley, near
er, by ten miles to Fort Riley, than any other
town on the Missouri River-within three miles
of the Delaware lands, it must command, to a
considerable extent, not only the trade Of the
Delaware nation, but also of the rich and fer
tile valley-of Kansas. This town is sustained
by back country acknowledged to be the very
best in the Territory.
Ferry There is at the center of the town
site, ferry, equal to any the Missouri river.
er!-There is an abundant supply Of
timber, Of all the varieties common to the coun-
try on the Kansas side; while opposite, in Mis-
densely covered with the largest timber produc-
tive and teeming with population.
Water!-There are several springs OF ex-
celfent water, within the town limits, while p
miles south, in the midst of beautiful country
there is gushing up in rich profusion, spring of
mineral water, offering at no distant day,
treat to those in search of pleasure, and the in
valid. Delaware was laid out in February last,
since which time number of buildings have
been erected and now in the course of erection.
Arrangements have beenim AIDE. for the establish
ment of an Academy and the ection of an Ho-
tel and Steam Saw Mill, which will go into OPP
Grafton in short time.
The company are determined to build UP a
town. Those wishing to purchase shares or lots
can apply to the Trustees, Platte city, Mo-, P.
| S. Able, Weston, or L. F. Hollingsworth, Del
| aware, K. T. Persons who buy lots viii be re-
quired to pay one third down, the balance to
be paid when complete title is made.
To Mechanics and others who may wish to OBJ
| tain lots for actual settlement, we will Offer
greater inducements than have been offered BY
any town in the Territory. Those acquainted
with the location of our town, know its advan-
tages, to those who not we say, come see and
Judge for yourselves.
IF. HOLLINGSWORTH,
| JOSEPH WALKER,
| WM. D. BONELL,
I Trustees Delaware Town Comfy
/ J,,na 1SS5
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Pr ,pOsaIs for wood.
q EALED proposals will be received at this
- office, until the 22d of June next, for the
delivery at Fort Leayenworth, of
100 cords. Of wood,
The wood to be sound Oak, Ash, Hickory, Pc
can, or blackberry; to be split and cut full four
feet long, and to be well corded in the wood
yard near this garrison. The undersigned re-
serves to himself the privilege of rejecting any
Or all proposals he may deem unreasonable
Sufficient security will be requredfo for the faith
full performance Of the contract; compliance
with which will be rigidly enforced.
E. s. SHELLEY,
Bru't Maj. Asst. Or. Master.
Assistant Quarter Masters Office.
Fort Leavenworth, May %, 1855, n38-4t
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DE-. RUEL,

IL Leavenworth City, offers his professional
services to the citizens OF this place and
ding country.
Office on Cherokee, between Main & ID Streets.
Leavenworth City, June 10, 1855. 40-tf
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VM1.atlSheS.

TOACH Varnish, Copal Varnish, Demar o.
~ White Varnish, Leather Varnish &C., 9th,
best qualities cheap, at
iu 8, 55-tf DAYS Drug Store.
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W'hiEg EeOeJ ias or.

n best varieties now in use, and at very low
prices for cash. Cor. of Main & Cherokee.
DREAM of Tartar, Bicorbonate of Soda, and
~ Carbonate of Ammonia, for baking purpo-
ses, at DAYS Drug Store.
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= =
/, o. Gsrokss, betsoee4 @s5s Pad .Ssrests,
JIG LExvEswSsra, Z. + -
TH4r undersigned will keep at his Lumber Yard,
constant supply of all kinds Of Pine Lumber,
also sash, Doors Plasterers Laths, &C., at lowest
rates Office on Cherokee street. 5
June 10, 1855. I'm 8. ROSS. !
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Oils,

COLD Pressed Castor Oil, Fish Oil, Lard Oil,
~ I.inseed Oil, Sweet Oil, best for table uses,
Turpentine. At DAYS Drug Store.
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WE EEo STORE.
FESCOTT s. METCHLER,
HAVE opened in the Herald building on Main
IL street, large and general asseTt ment of
Dry Goods. Quitting Goods, QueensYare,
Bootssand Shoes, &c. We viii keep on hand a
constant and general supply of every thing ne
cessary to supply the demands of the market.
Our stock has been selected with especial re-
ference to this trade and continue to be kept
LARGE and COMPLETE. s-e
We hope to receive and merit a liberal share
of patronage. -s8s
Leavenworth, May 10, 1851.
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TUsT received and for sale at low rates, a 10
y of Pittsburg Iron.
June 1, 1855. $50
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Tobacco aud CIGARS.

A N extra article of fine cut chewing Tobac
|Aco, in tin foil. A fine quality of Elk an
Know Nothing chewing Tobacco; Snuff, and
few brands of extra imported Cigars :-Princi
pc, La Norma, Sennita, Jenny Lind and nacent
Drop in at Days and give them ssPuFF.o
ju 8, '56-tf Cor. Main & Cherokee.
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IA URKIES Baking Powders, Just reed. a
l. large lot Of this 4rticis which is pronuil-
ced to be the best that has yet existed, only try
fer sale by BENZ y STEVENSON.
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nRIED Fruit Reed. by last steamer, dried
Il apples peaches for sale low by B. & s.
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"a All the articles usually kept in Drug
Store can be found at Days and the public may
rely upon finding genuine article, and treas
enable prices, for cash.
DR. ]. H. DAY.
Cor. of Main & Cherokee.
Leayenworth City, June 8, 1855. 39-tf
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WsSasaOaC Glass.

~ tztCtOGC zeNgGASS.
4 Ii sizes and of the best brands, will be sol
N at small advance on cost for cash. Call a
ju 8, '55. Dr. Days Drug Store.
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1856. acknowledgement. 1855,

April 6, 1855. :.
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DELAWARE.

Leavenworth, Z. It, April 10Th 1855. y
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LECOMPT0N..

May IS, 1855.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21

ASEcDorE or SnEEr.-Anccdotes Of an
irals are always amusing; and. moreover,
if observed accurately, and told without
establishment, may some day serve to solve
a great problem in philOsophy-the distinc-
ton, namely, between the spirit of man
that goeth upward, and the spirit OF beast
that rocth downward to the earth-a prob
lem that the great Bishop Butler could not
solve. and left bleInsh in his argument,
but a monument to his candor. The subject
of the one am going to tell happened many
years ago. when was an urchin Of eight or
ten, but remember it well.
One fine summer morning il was my pro-
vince to aid in driving flock of sheep to the
brook, TO he washed preparatory to shear
ing. The man who had charge Of them led
The procession with the salt-dish in hand, in
which he os,entatously ratified some Jumps of
salt, and from time to time made pretencc Of
throwing a handful on the ground, to draw
the flock onward from place to place, while
/ followed to drive up the loitercrs.
The old patriarch of the troop, fine old
buck, led the van of the quadrupeds, and
carefully examined every spot where the
false motion of throwing salt was made, till
he was fully satisfied in his mind that no
salt was deposited. lie then paused, shook
his head with its ample honors, and waiting
till the shepherd was about rod in adj
vance. charged upon him from the rear with
his whole momentum, fairly raising him off
his feet. saw, and from the first comprc-
hended the manGuvre, but there was so
much fun in it, it was impossible to give the
alarm and when the man turned to "blow
me up" for my tacit completely, was roll.
ing on the green sward in CONFUSION of
laughter SO contagious he was forced to join
in it, and let Inc off without rebuke.
Win it do TO attribute to so simple an ami
NAL as sheep so high moral sentiment as
indignation at deceit? Perhaps not; but we
may a. least make the practical inference
that those having charge of flocks cannot Sc
curely lead them long with mere occasional
handfus of--wind. Church Journal
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and dealer in aHkiRds If Sp9rtsmen's Artiei,s
One door south Of The Uaioa House, Columbus
Mhed, Otfana IN =
X EEP S;onstanliy onh,nJ general assortment
IN OF English and German double aud sIngle
io"iing pieces, boys guns, goSd vaa-,y, all of
which were bought FOR cash, and selected from
large invoices, wih great care rs TO their general
workmanship aud finish and can be sold a better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
Geutlemcn wishing guns for themselves or boys
and noticing good judges the aft, le will find II
an obIrcto call on the sbsc fIbers where thry cDn
dependupon "ha, Is told them and hr sure ol get.
ting good safe gun, as we deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, aud have none Of the rb-nu
cast stun with which the country Is flooded
Rifles, made from Rrnnngtons celebrated cast
shetland IRON barrels, are warranted 10 be equnl 10
any made ~ ths state else where both IN shoot.
ng qlalItrs and workmanship The subscribers
hay. TOT ssvernl years been engaged IN the inanu-
toctur- Of the crebrnied increased TWIST riil-- and
hav. avai-d Themselves Of ali the latest improve
mrnts a. regards the inside iinish and sighting
we Halter Ourselves that u Inspection of the work
made n, our establishment. l. all that Is wanted TO
satisfy gentlemen Of the trsth fthe above state.
Tarnt
Powder, a superior article kept, suitable for,ar.
get practice orlong ranges
Key tiiing done 10y competent hands and in a
workmaulikc manner.
A IA work Tor. hy him ~ Unrrnp,rd
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lSrLuEScE or WoMEN-Scnator Houston
was once asked, at u large party given by
Mr.. Speaker Winthrop, why he did not at.
tenl the usual places Of public amusement
rs he had been accustomed to do. His re.
ply was thiS-ct it be read and remembered
by the mothers and daughters of America:
II make it a point," said the Honorable
Senator, never to visit place where my
wife, il she We're with me, would be unwill.
ingto 30. know 1t would give her pain,
as a Christian, &c attend such places. and |
will not go myself where could not take
my wife"
a member Of Congress alluded 20 his own
wife, and added that there was a mutual
understanding between him and her, that
they should each follow the bent Of their
own inclnations in such m,tters
"That may do for you,' responded Mr.
Houston, "but with me it is different from
what it is with many men. My wife has
been the making Of me. She took me when
was victim to slavish appctitcs; she has
redeemed and rcgcncratcd me, and | will
not do that in her absence which | know
would give her pain il she were present
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rI,sc Hpr. for sale,

I He subscriber oli~rs br sale his noble grey
horse t. 'Ip,e ant d Iro'k
Tn nrst reason TOR my wInting 10 ,sil that
have hal the horse seyeroi Gears auI h i Oisat 10
change.
The SECOND reason isl Inv. 'wo very ~ cp three
year oIds -rAt spnul from hln, and consequently
shall not need he oI grn-r,i.
The thu reason j. he + the hest horse there il
about, and no man need deny IL aud hls the hes,
sIork. lyon dnn't want to d-prnd on what say.
a,a Mrssrs. VI igln. over Fox river; Wool, IN
Ottawa Ford, on the bluff near ottawa Nc
Cauhy. on Buck creek BEEN, an Indian creek;
WHEY, near Mun-nniown Dickinson, and a
hot OF others, and la-t Of II Nci;Irney himseif,
and 'de horse .hould be dong more COOL aud
owned ny some one TINT has IN re tl,n.to attend
10 HIM han have.
liihe hors. is not sold soon he will he kept the
following season AT Ottawa, or on the bluff near
town, aud probably ov,' Fox river Terms will be
tive dollars by the Insurance.
March IN JANIS NcT}r.yry
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TREATMENT OF TOMATOES During the
carly part Of the growth of tomatoes, the
surface Of the soil should be frequently dis
turbod. When they have set their fruit they
may be shortened, and it may be deferred
until the fruit is of half size, when it may
be readily observed that 80 per cent. of the
fruit is within IS inches Of the ground,
while 80 per cent. the vine or bush is bl.
yond that distance. The vine, therefore,
shoull be trimmed to within hall an inch of
the tomato nearest the end Of each branch.
This will admit sun and air freely, and al
though ten per cent. of the tomatoes that
might have grown Nill be taken away, still
the remaining portion will be greater in
weight and measure than ifthe vine had not
been shortened in. Tomatoes arc also scvc.
raj days earlier by this reatmcnt.-Scicnti-
.fc american.
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LAND WARRANTS.

September 93-If W. v Coz.
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N:0nft..l.

I'if -rand medical warehouse, No 40 Wash.
I"gt'n It, Albany, n. y Dwight Cban,n
proprietor wants immediately inv enrerpr' .inp
yonns men win horse and wagon, ami fro1
: 800 10 - D to deposit n. s4curiiy ior ,,i,hSJ
n"s' also good re,r nee as to hon sly and ahilI,v
= act, a. agents IN the sa'c Of popular paten,
medicines IN the western states 10 whom aI nv
eHng"Surnsrs wii. be paid, aud sa sres the fr.,
year nom 800 to )! OOO, according to The ability
Apply without delay, either by letter or jnp.r.
son, % \ iIoyn,on, c.nrral agent, Ort,w,
Mh" can b" found at the office oi \ B smith.
Esq on Nam 81. All communications promptly
a''h'ed 10. Nay l9-3n'
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DEATH OF a CONVICT N THE INDIANA Pen.
IrENrIARY AT JErFEEsoNvIILE-A man 10
years Of age died on Friday last, of an alice
ton of the heart having performed, on the
day previous to his death, his allotted task
in apparent good health lie leaves a pro.
perry valued at 500 600, and was incarccr.
ated for period OF two years for the crime
OF forgery! The old chap was misery in
the extreme denying to himself the small.
est luxury beyond the prison fare Of bread
and water, and bcei'S head broth.
Many anecdotes are rell.cd OF this Old
scamp, which 60 to mark him as one Of the
oddities o! ms species. At the time of his
arrest for the alleged forgery he was t, nder-
Cd unset, who pledged themselves to c,car
him ofthc charge for a fee Of $500. To this
the old man replied, that "if convicted, the
sentence would only be for two years and
he didn't think he could make his expenses
and two hundred and fifty dollars year out
Of the penitentiary, and it would cost him
nothing to live there, and he would save
that much any how "--LouisrWe Jour.
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water POWER to Ie;,,c.

THE Undersigned Uicr great Inducements TO
L capitalists and manufacturers a. they have de-
cmedly the bes w6irf power ~ the state having o.
vef25iret heads and i4I, aud .itIntedin Dayton,
mnl.Saboye Ottawa and drawn from the Fox riy.r
Feeder which IL kcpi,n repaIfhy the stale without
any cuslto the undersigned. They have wat-ttu
lrasr term OF yeafssuilci"nl to drive ~ run Of
u leri bufrs, aud wleasron very liberia terms 10
any good, responsible company.
lhl'isa rare chancellor men oicapital who may
wishto go IntOth- InanuiacturImgbusln.ss. The To-
cauonis very h-altfyand admirably situated as i,
Ison navlghb- i-rdrr, within miles OF the con-
trmplatcd Rock Island rail road ana "a. head o.
sieamboatnayigntiou forturhrriniarlnation, adj
lrn.. lllrIMLL -In.LA Il lnuS l.ELES & Snxs
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To tIillwrighs and Mach.n:sts
Metallic or InIcanizpd Rubber
MACHINE BETTING.
u I l. ..

ping.
INilE"sperenc' OF the last en- CHI years has gal.
] ned Tor this Betting the confidence OF the
cohsuui"ts this, together with the f,ct that
great Improvements have been nilie IN thu quail
ny, warrants the manufacturers ia asserting Il to
be s"perlor To leather az any thing else, Tor a
OPEN Brlts, more especially Tor heavy or main
belts Tor iiir following reasons -
The perfect equality oiwdil and thickness
which u Will retain.
mo degree OF heat under 300 degrees Fab
rtnh-n INJURIES II, md II remains flexible m any
degree OF cold. II also particularly well adap.
ted To damp or wet places
3-lt is OF great strength md durability, does
not Flip on the pulrys, consequently gam OF
power s"biained, and wnen adjusted to mach.
merry, d"es not require alteration, IN the case OF
lenth-r or any other.
TN wide Betting. the cost i. much below
that al l-l:her. or any othsr.
We have now, AMI 81 III continue to keep on
hand, large stock OF his betting, from to IL
inches wide.
Also, steam packing and lace leather, which
we viii u IN quantities TO suit customers, ana
our prices ai- The came OF which these goods are
sold IN Ihlcago and ST. LOUIS.
March II. J. MaSLEY & Co.
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NEVER ASK A QUESTION IN A IIumr.--
Tom, word with you"
BE quick then, I'm in hurry"
"W hat didyou give your sick horse to her
day."
a pint Of turpcntine."
John hurrics home ard administers the
same dose to favorite charger, who, strange
10 say, drops OIL dciunct, in half an hour. -
His opinion of his friends veterinary ability
is somewhat staggered. lie meets HIM next
day:
Well, Tom, ! gave my horse a pint of
turpenlnc, aud it killed him rs dead as Ju.
Illus C,nsar'
$50 it did mine"
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EXCELsiOR FAMILY STARCH,

EIlEApER and superior to any other starch
\J,or family purposes, being entirely i,rr from
uli socks. This article may be- used with the Ut.
most confidence, in preparing the finest masiins
and linens. The ingredients with which tins
starch is mr de, renders wholly unnecessary the
use OF starch polish or sprr,naceti. as il produ-
ces tine polish without cumming up or inluring
the fabric, which is inevitably the case from the
constant use VI oily matter.
Directions fer use. Take two.thirds Of the
quantity generally used Of other kinds, dissolve IN
cold water, then pour In boiling water, stirring
quickly-boll u lew minutes. For sn &c BY
August G. \. w. CHsgveR.
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The Great Discovery.
kROLlERlON!

FOR CURLING THE WIJPlt
TOR many year, 1t has been the ob-,t .t iec,.s,
study with chemists aud Others 10 pro,Ipr- /,
ilid that, applied to the hair, W ,uId oan.- i, IN
"n"nnd curI equal Ia hrhuty 10 the natural ru,,
he hr"Ilrron Is lh" only afucIe eyer offered L,
J"ci. Bot three Or tour applications are n-r,ssSTv
I" curl It a. much a. may be desired and for ony
irng'h oi tnnr. From the many rrsllnon,,l. of
those who tnye used il. the Subscriber du.. no,
hesitate 10 warrant the Kroirrlou to giy. snti,f,c
u9t, ana prove as recommended N all cas-s
Inc frclpe Tor making. with toll d,Irctions "a,
use, wi! h. sent on Ia. receipt Of ou- Jn,,,, nn,,
pad. The ingfrdients will not eos. over II c.n,s
DEec'Io II. a. FREE MONT.
Warren ITygLyU ia n
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To MI uho iau. rendered mIiuury seruice ia a,y
u he uariaVs marsef tie Um,.d Suites and
% rif1cS. o. miaor childrencf deceased SOL
d,rrs:
THE undersigned nre prepared to make appi
l cation Tor. aud obtain land WARRANTS tor per.
sons having performed military services IN ANY oi
III. various wars IN The United States.
Those having claims under the late law Of
congress will have their business promptly alien
ied to, on reasonable terms.
lloLLIsTER & CAvAELy, AHorn,ys,
Marh2i Nai,ipger's block