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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

THs CLARK AND McCREA AFFRAr.-The Chi
cago Tribune says:
We are permitted to publish the following pri-
vate letter from c. McCREA, the man who shot
MALCOLM CLARK few weeks since at Fort Leav
enworth, K. T:
Fort Leavenworth Guard House,
Kansas, May Sth, 1855.
DEAR FATHER Before this note shall have
come to hand, YOU doubtless will have heard of
my misfortune by the papers, though l fear not
exactly according TO TACT. The question of sla-
very here has come TO such pitch of excite
ment that we are on the OF civil war, and il
has been my misfortune TO strike the first fatal
blow at meeting relative to claims, which took
a strong party turn everything in this devoted
territory does. l was heard by the bully and
leader of the opposite party to call some of the
proceedings fraud, e. e. deciding vote against
2.3,) he rushed at me with piece of 2-by-4
scantling. fled from him till he struck me, ther
] shot him through the body. He died in abou
ten or twenty minutes. l was also shot at as
received Clarks blow, but not wounded, was after
wards shot and slightly wounded. Our party wa
as great on the ground, as the pro slavery, or W,
| should have had more work 20 do. expec. t
| get out small bail soon.
Your affectonate Son,
| G MCCREA
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Whose Equestrian accomplishments entitle him the Mer
curry of the Ring
TOM OSBORN,
The great bareback rider, his acts OF Tumbin.
and Somerseting over SIX horses.
Mr.. 5. L. BALDWIN,
In his celebrated of lancng and Jugglery with
Balls, Knives, Rings, sc.
MIR. W. ARMSTRONG,
In his celebrated Portuguese tricks never before wit
messed in this country.
Together with numerous other artises, whose names
VIII De found III the Programme Of Performance.
THE STUD OF HORSES
is the LARGEST and most beautiful highly trained in
America.
accompanying this Circus celebrated Brass Band
led by
NED KENDALL.
The Pavilion viii be found spacious-capab!e of con.
tanning TWO thousand persons, with comfortable seats
The unparalleled appreciation with " hch the above
company has been ed every town WI ich
they have thus far visited, has Induced proprietor.
10 spare pains expense producing -eries of ell
egaht ana attractive novelties superior to any offered
the patronage OF the public.
Admission To Boxes 80 Cents; Pit. % Cents Children
under y years OF age u Boxes price No half price
PHI -
= Doors open al Ia o'clock P. NJ. Performance to
commence ..
" Evening Recommendation open at Z. Fer
fofinance 10 comm ence quarter before g.
2wzI OSCAR w. HYATT Agent.
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.DoreQeJ9 <sszS Iet@s.

FOREIGN Nkws-Since last issue. the
steamer America has arrived with six days later
news from the seat of war. But little Of impor-
give below the most interesting portion of the
Americas news:
Mons Drouyn de L Hugs the French Minister
OF war, had resigned from an unwillingness to
prolong the war
Count Walewski Ambassador to London, takes
his place and NJ Depessigeng goes TO London.
All the documents connected with the Vienna
Conference had been laid before the British Par
| lament.
| Reschid Pacha had been suspended as Grand
Nizier by Mahommed Pacha.
| Piauar, who attempted to assassinate Louis
Napoleon, has been condemned to death.
The Paris policemen claim to have discovered
! secret revolutionary designs with ramhcations
throughout Europe connected with this affair.
The Emigrant ship John from Plymouth for
| Quebec had been wrecked and many lives lost.
Sebastopol dates come down to May TO- but
! the operations of the week appear TO be very I'M
| important
Canrobert gave notice of his intention to ex
| tend his movements on the arrival of reinforce
ments
Ger Mormora, with 1000 Sandman troops
had arrived In the Crimea.
The Allies advances are represented as slow but
sure.
The Russians had made two mos desperate sor
ties, but were repulsed with serious loss.
Resolutions deploring the failure of negotia-
tons, and declaring that the proposals OF Russia
were such as to afford fair prospect of peace
were offered in the House by Earl Grey, and in
the Commons by Miner Gibson. On the other
hand il is stoutly commended that Russia was nev.
er in earnest in her desires
A declaration for complete neutrality on the
part of Austria was looked for
The British Baltic fleet was making its way Ut
to CORTLAND the ice permitted
/ 1t is stated that an American ship had reached
Baltic port with 500 bales of cotton So
! 600 rifles and 5000 revolvers on board At St
Petersburg letters mention that other American
vessels were looked for at Constradt, but with
what description of cargoes was not known
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VEHE University FAMILY

issued under the seal sarc;ity and authority The Uni
VeTsTy FAKE MxpicIsk aud PoPrLsR ksox..pc.
Chartered y Pennsy ivauia April 2atb f3
with pilal siao,oon. mauiy for the purpose o a.
re5.ng the evils No sl.o ier surDIx
ing tcs Cnm muuity with reliable remedies wherever ;
compS.eD. Physician cannot or will not be empit, ed
have purchased from r John Rowland his celebrated
ROwIAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
known upwards of twenty five years the only sr.
and safe FKrKR and AsUK, and his Inc All
mahie remedy for BowEL COMPLAINTS, Row lands
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT
which highly approved snd popular Remedies, tore.h-
with The UDversity's Remedy for Complains OF tht
Lungs -
The University Remedy Ger Dyspepsia Indigestion
The Unversity's Remedy for Costive Bowels
Also the Uniyersity's Almanac may BE- had at tn.
Branch Dspensarv, or ct the Store OF
SAMUEL COLLEY
yellow Stone, Wis, May %, 1855. 3m97
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IN EEANCaiRY.

sally Ann Cofnberrs- pichiand .oun.y, Wis.,
Matthew NJ " heeIer. Circuit Court.
the May Term A. D. 1855 of the Circuit Court in
"a for The County Of Rehand, State of Wisconsin
at The Court House in RchlAnd Centre, the County
and State aforesaid the 10th day Nav, A. D. 1855.
before The Hon Montgomery NJ. Cothren Judge of said
Court then and there presiding, ordered
said defendant do cause his appearance be entered
herein and that he plead demur to the said
Compainants bill OF complaint on or before the
eighteenth day of August A D. the matters and
things therein contained will be taken as Confessed
aS alns him and decreed accordingly And lie further
ordered that the Complainant cause cepv of this order
10 be published for 81 weeks successvey once in each
week, in the !" Mineral Point Trbuae a weekly news
paper printed and published at Mineral Point in Iowa
- unity, the first publication thereof twenty
days from the date of this order
sy tue Court, EDTHRFN Circuit Judo.
Dated the 18Th day of May, A D. 1855
3. w. 'offNh.Re'' oo'. IS CoFFIsBERRY. Com.
Stste Of Wisconsin,
County of Richland, %
y, G D. Relville, Clerk of the
circuit Court in aed for said COUNTY, do hereby Crtifv
at The foregoing order is copy the original or
der fse in my odics
In testimony whereof herernto my hard and afix
the seal of said Court at Rehland Cent,e, this ION
day OF May. A. ID. S55.
h<4 DIV . ID BEfNfT.FF, Clerk.
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New York. Nav "a,

The steamship George Lac arrived here at noon
to-day, with California dates TO the LIST inst
Sl,324,625 IN treasure, and SIT passengers.
The adjournment of the Legislature was post
Poned, but nothing done in regard to the
Senatorial question
An act to levy capitation tax of $50 on each
Cinnamon arriving in the State has passed the
Legislature. A bill to take the States prison
from the hands of the present essees, had been
adopted Bill to incorporate the city of San Fran
cisco, had passed both Houses, but they did not
SUIT the people exactly in their provisions
The Walker Expedition Central America had
not sailed, but Preparations making for their
early departure
A discovery of Gold dggings at Santa Isabella,
IN San Diego County, is reported. j. A. Phillips
had been hung by Lynch law a full average of
other murders and crimes are reported
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

Brutal MUder.-The Buffalo Republic says that
Friday of last week, Wells r. Badwel fore>
man on the Railroad two miles from Hamilton
C. w, was foully murdered by two men named
James O'Donnel and ohm Houaghan, Irishmen.
The latter came to Mr.. Badwell and demanded en-
ployment, and on being refused, one of them sez-
ed pick-axe, and stepping up behind Badweli
gave him a tremendous blow on the back of the
head with it, Badwell fell instantly with his head
crushed, and never spoke afterwards. He lived
but three hours and the murderers fled. The
friends of Badwell have offered reward of $500
for the arrest of the murderers, and the Mayor OF
Hamilton will probably make the reward amount
10 SIO0O-HI Sent
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IN PROBATE IOWA CO. COURT

reading and fling the petition OF Regind Deler
" OF SAID County representing among other things thai
Aofaha Deiser late OF the County OF iowa and State
consin on the 9Th de' of october, D. 1854, at his
residence In said County ded ntestate leaving goods
chates ana estate within this County and aging thai
administration of said estate be granted Joseph
Deller of said County, and also said neoner frtber
represents That is necessary to have Guardian appon
yea 70 me minor heirs of said deceased, and praying
said Joseph Deer be appointed to said trust IN Is or
dered that said petition be heard before the Judge oil
ms court on Thursday the 9TH day OF June next at the
Probate Office in Mineral Point in said Cogpty And Il
Is iurher ordered that notice thereof be given t. the
he OF SAID deceased, and TO all perons interested
publishing copy of this order for three success e
weeks PRIOR TO SAID day Of hearing, in the Mineral
REM irlnune weekly newspaper published al Min.
Dated May the is h, 1855 svS6
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

t"gIHId Election-Telegraphi dispatches
iEof1 Keeling, Richmond, and oraer portions of
Virginia, state that Mr. Tourney, the Know Moth
.ns candidate, has beaten Wise, for Governor by
handsome majority. From the figures, howev-
err e incline 10 the belief that if Mr.. Wise is de-
se7iea, I. wtil by small majority We know
s. Ao man whose defeat would cause less grief
saAa that Of Henry A. Wise, and without sympa-
-ay for his opponent. we sincerely wish he may
ae laid on the shelf, consigned 10 the tomb OF
Eoltical obscurity.
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SEkEEksrE,S SALE.

49, Henry Corwitn, rs Attachment.
The State Bank of Illinois, Assumpsit.
by virtue of feri facfss issued ont of and up-
~ der he Seal OF the Circuit Court for The County OF
twenty day OF May A. D. i8s in the n ls
cause, and to me directed and delivered against The
goods and cS4els, lands and tenelsens of inc aboye
named defendants HAYS this day levied upon and seized
ali the right tile aud interest Of he above defen
dant The State Bank illinois ths following de-
scfoed real estate as the property of the above
The east half of the north quarter of Section 9
township 4, range east rs S6lGO acres: wet half of
the north west quarter of section township range
east 20 90 100 acres west half The north quarter
OF section = township 4, east, II 4l100
The undivided one fourth part of the half the
notth eat quarter OF secton "a township 3, range Is
east % acres; half quarter of
ton IL township 6, L. 50 acres east halr of
me souta west quarter OF section IL, township Il,
l. 80 east half west Quarter of section
~ township D. range j. east, SO half the
"est auitef OF scctlon 2us township b, range i
east % acres west half of the quarter of
ton 80 township I, range ], 50 acres
nc. 90 me quster OF seeton 81 township !, range l.
cast 80 acres east half OF the quarter OF sec
uon 81, township Z, range 90 acres halt
VIC, ~ esst quarter OF secuon 5i township 4 range l.
east 90 acres west half of the south quarter
dsd one fourth part OF the south quarter, the
eathaf of the south quarter 6, township
north east quarter and the half tn or
Oh seclon IL township rang9 cast 100
range east 60 acres; moth west quarter OF IA,
township d. range east, leo acres; west half of the
south east quarter and the north east quarter The soub
east quarter of section D. township = range s. east d,
acres anu the nortb west quarter of 30
ship range east ~ 99Ion acres which lands lie and
are suated in iowa County state of Wisconsin
and all OF which shall expose at public vendue
To the highest and best bidder cash, and the
same, and all the right interest and cIar,s which
sad defendant had in and to the describe lands
ana real estate on the nineteenth day of October
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred fifty
three or Il any tine since that day, which de-
endant would have had therein had said
ceased TO act as body corporate at the front door
me Court Bouse, in the Village of Mineral Point Sat
urday the l4sh day of July the year one
thousand eight hundred and ty Ave. between heurs
or nine O'Clock in the forenoon and setting Of the
sun of said day TO satisfy said End costs rs the law
directs.
LEVI STERL ING. Sheriff
Iowa County. Wis.
A;,oxai -. u97 CIV
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TR ED.

EROM the Undersigned in the town of Dodge
L vile, about the 5th instant, BLACK MARE,
four years old this spring. She is about 5 hands
high, mas thin name and TAIL white spot sha ped
like half moon, in the forehead, aLi one white
hind foot, also small lump resembling wind-
gall upon the breast. She is shed on both fore
feet, but not on the hind. Any person giving in
formation where said mare may be found OF re-
turning her to the subscriber shall be literally
rewarded VIM +. PHILLIPS ?,
Dodgeville, May 2S, 1855. 27 4w
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

Hollotcoys PiHs-An admirable Remedy for
the Cure OF Bile indigestion and Liver Complaints
An American lady the widow of an officer in the
T. c. Service, had been residing many years in
Calcutta, where her liver and stomach had become
so deranged that she could with difficulty digest
any KIND OF food She offered almost increasingly
from SICK headache, nervousness, and lowness of
spirits, the results of debiIitated constitution
The medical aid she had there was of no avail
and herrends advised her 10 take up her residence
at her sisters, in Savannah, Georgia the latter
lady persuaded her to have recource to Holloway $
Pills, which in about six weeks restored her to
sound and perfect health, TO the astonishment of
ner benevolent sister, who had given up all hope
OF her recovery.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

rHK RKyoLUTIoS CHISA-At the last &C
from China. fortune seemed to have de-
ciared in favor OF the imperialists. The city OF
-hanghai was retaken from the rebels on the til
OF February. and large portion of it burnt A,
Canton also the imperialists had gained decided
advantage over the rebels
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

ESsINK-"e understand that F. Brigham has
now new Engine at work in his diggings at
Blue Mounds, which bid, fair to pay well. We
hope may succeed even better than he anticipates
old I'm
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rrvcpavYny AGENCY.

Mr.. ROWAN is Agent for the extensive az g Us
tabhshed Emigration and Foreign Exchange -
WILLIAMS * GUIoN. Neg York He IS No" pl.P.a ~ /,
remit money usual, nd to engage psssssss, %
lowest terms. from all parts of England, HI, IN,
SCOTLAND Passage Certificates and Drafts st sln,
81 upwards, can be obtained of him, win rec.f
an moneys paid him. for the safe and punet
sion of which the Company hold themselves "a
All post paid communications will be aIisNeiS"
and every required information given.
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SAT- E S.

= uRkE AID BARNES, Manufacturers of Improved
hS SalnmaDcer Fire Proof Safes, with powder proof
IL cks Pittsf urgh, Pa.
am agent for the above Safes, and have an assort-
fnent of sizes on hand. which offer nanufacturers
prices adding freight Persons in want of
supplied with very superior article, lover prices
ihan they can be bought and delivered singy Every
oafe sold Is warranted fire and damp proof.
Cali and examine them. G. w CORR
MAY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

WHEAT IL CALIroRSIA-lt seems that Cali
fornIa Is likely 10 compete with the Mississippi
Valley in supplying the world with breadstuffs-
At the latest dates flour selling for six dol
lars per barrel in San Francisco, while it is worth
twelve in New York Some thousands OF barrels
ave been shipped for the latter place via Cape
Horn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

Loss OF THE SUGAR CRoF IN LouIsr.1.-
Owing 10 the severity of the drouth, there will il
Is said not be over half the usual crop of sugar
IN any part OF Louisiana, and in some places il
sas thought that..the growing crop would not turn
out as much cane as would be required for use
next year.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30
The patient we understand, is doing well.

WANTED laaEDIATELr, in all this section OF
country: good old fashioned soaking rain, for
which every man, woman and child would feel
truly thankful We can scarcely remember the
time when ram was more needed than at present
Crops o. all kinds, both in fields and gardens are
suffering. Unless rain comes soon, many kinds of
vegetables viii be beyond the reach of ad-lter-
rally dried up.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

The Uinnebago hsdians-The Winnebago In
dams are now assembling at Itasea, preparatory
TO their final departure from their former home,
TO their new in the neighborhood of Blue
Earth This move is made necessary by their
late treaty with the United States, by which their
former lands, amounting to S9S,900 acres For
these lands the Indians receive $4,000 and tract
of lard on the Blue Earth river eighteen miles
square and not to approach nearer to the Mime
sofa river than the mouth of the Blue Earth
MnneapOhs Courier 5th inst
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

LOOK oUr--o"ners of horses will do well TO
keep good look out for the safety of their ami
mails. We almost daily hear of horses being stolen
about the mining district. There are evidently a
gang OF Horse Thieves proving about this region.
looking out for good chances for obtaining fast
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30
SPEt IAL ElECrEoN.

Clerks Office of the Village ,
OF Mineral Point (
NOTICE IS hereby given that a Special Elec
IN ton will be held at the Court House in the
Village of Mineral Point, in Iowa County, State
of Wisconsin on Tuesday the 10Th day of June
A D. 1885, to elect President of the Board OF
Trustees of said Village, in the place of Charles
Temple, resigned.
JOSEPH H. CLARY
Cfk BID Trustees
Dated Mineral Point, May 2sth, 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

Tax LrauoR LAW IL BosToS-The Aldermen
had appointed nine agents 10 sell liquor under the
law on the esd. Three drunkards had been ap-
reheneei and their testimony taken, and the gull
+. parties arrested
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

IL lhe JanesrIIie Free Press expresses will
lingness TO support either Z. ID. Horror or CoLEs
BAsHFoHD tor Governor. They are both first rate
men, and would either fill the Gubernatorial Chair
with credit
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30
Cincinnati Y

Cincinnati, May ? l.
Elijah Williams rich planter of Brunswick,
5. Carolina, arrived here o-day with negroes,
one of them his wife, his children and the 9TH
er his wites mother He came TO emancipate and
settle them in this state. JUS as he stepped up-
on the dock he fell dead. The negroes being
brought into this state free. He had previ-
ously wilLed his estate to them
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

IL some mlscreant, few days ago DESTROYED
page OF the matter of the Dubuqns Iii6une-
<5f!sna .4drertiser
VAS that tW lrights
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FAasNI FOG NAE,u:

A VALUABLE FARM, laying about six miles from
Mineral Point, consisting of 1870 acres of land 80 o
which rs fenced and the balance bered eli waterad
two ROCK Houses, and fne orchard of apples. un,s
&c ST 4 Tof ErrlrN si,f.Jy1 o.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

A PRopUor OF TIE NORTH WEST 1T is esti>
= tied tha, there vii! be shipped from the Lake
81 erior region this season, about three thousand
,e4a q p,g copper, valued al 81 500, o0o
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

Mad Dods-The GAINESVILLE Gazette notices the
appearance of more mad dogs in that vicinity
A number of persons and animals had been bit
ten. 1t may be noticed that of the numbers who
have been reported bitten the last year in Wiscon-
sin, nobody has died of hydrophobia, nor do we
expect to hear of any. They have mad stones !"
in that State-Eal 79y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

The undersigned has received supply of Lumber
consisting of Sheene, Fencing, Studing from 70
feet long to 10, ana from inches wide
from IL feet TO 20 feet long, Lath. Shingles
KIND Also lot OF pine Framing timber from 10 TO 10
feet long, which he will sell the most reasonable terms
for cash, at his old yard, Helena.
HUGH McCUTCBEN
May I6, 1855 Or Iw
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

Learn each child the pleasure of cultivating
flowers 1t viii instil love for modesty and virtue
into their young minds that viii be lasting
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

HURRIcASE AT JUNEAU-A destructive lorna,
do passed over Juneau, Dodge county, IN the 22d
INST, smashing IN nearly every pane of glass in
The north and west side of houses and uprootIns
the new hreproof county buildings erected last
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

Mr.. Park OF The Parkvile Lun,inarv in
et-,is to bring suit in the L S District Court
gains, those who were concerned in destroying
his Office. He has engaged Hon. Edward Bates
of ST Louis as his counsel.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

II Humphrey Marshal, of Kentucky, has beer
nominated for Congress by the K Ms
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

Mr. Patterson of Missouri, the editor of the
Parkville Luminary, passed through this city
yesterday, on his way 10 New York to purchase
materials for new office to replace the one de-
stroyed by the mob-Bufalo Dem, 18Th inst
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

/" SIR J. Nalworth of the Monroe Ssatfu,
has disposed OF that establishment to Messrs Stou
s. Tenny.
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LIME! LINEN.

I'VE Subscriber has and will keep supply of choice
Il Lime on hand through the coming season. His
lime Is good he harmed west Price. 20
cents Der bushet Kiln - mis- Saw ii Yolluw Stoue
n3 All orders from G. W. Cobb, Mineral Point, viii
receive prompt attention b. G. SCOTT.
Yellow stone, Wis.,, May 2sth, 1855. 276n
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Bounty Lands.-The Washington Union saws
that neither the revolutionary claimants nor any
other, will have any preference shown them in
their applications for bounty lands There will
be no departure from the rule laid down-each
claimant will be attended to in the Older of his
application.