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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05
Stoves |. Stoves /!

TXJM..J J. PRALL, at his new stand, on Court
wv St., opposite the Court. house, is now re-
ceiving fresh supply of Stoves of the latest
styles, and most approved patterns Beinga prac-
tical workman in stove-ware, and an experienced
stove dealer, he considers it no flattery to say
that he is capable Of judging correctly of the utl-
ity and durability OF the different patterns; and
having himself selected the stecknow on hand,
with great care, he has no hesitation in recon-
mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may
desire one of these indispensable articles.
present stock comprises the following
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

(HYSTERS E SARDINES- = Warranted
~ fresh and genuine. for sale low at
apr26nl5 ROBBINS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

R AISINS--A superior article, in whole,
- half and quarter boxes, also one trail Of
.seedless raisins used expressly for cakes, &c. at
apr26nl5 ROBBINS & cos.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

CHOICE PRESERVES. Families and
~ parties supplied with the finest article Of
preserved Strawberries, Rlackherries. Orange peel
Citron, Lines, Qninces, Peaches, Damsons,
Cherries. Pine Apples, DC. at
apr25tf ROBBINS y cos. (
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

'EAs, ,r-We would invite pafrcrldf atteniiorl
e ths variety ana sqpsIUg ggslit. y. q our
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

IN Nj Oh ASSES. -S3 brls. and half brls. sup !
llYA yiofN, o. Molasses IN Oak cooperag jusie,
received and for sale low by
\ apr20N r. u. R0BRINS q 90.
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TOT the Citizcns of Kcokuk.

HANING interested witl rs the Me.sfs. ee0felds
l in the Gas ftting business, we would assure
the public that al or,iers eiyen ta them viii be cA-
ccutcd ~ a neat and sotkman-iikc manner. and
that they can rely upon the work done BY them, as
beng Of the worry besi material
A. It viii BIZ bat short time before the Gas VIII
be introduced, would recommend e. those q, ISL
rous of Lighting up at the time of he com letion Of
the works, that they give Immediate ofders Ter pipe,
fixtures, 4e.. Otherwise many would be DELAYED be-
yOnd that tine, II would be Impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
.Juty r. l853.-d C. HERRICK & co
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" G 10 Il I \ Q " A r T. Il { Z
ID WALES i 60. having taken the htore. Is
Il Markei Street. Phiadel phia, formerly occu-
picd 10y Fassitt CO.., and having secured Tie scr.
vices II the most tastS cutters are now Manu-
featuring enilrs " stock 81 Clotnue Of eve
~ descrlpt ION, an II IL intention ali
~ keep large stock of ttie and dea
bic Cothing sRiiahle for fhe Western Inarkei
L. WApgEs, Formerly Ut Dubuque, having spent
the LIST twenty ytars in thc Wet and know ia. the
wants Of Western Merchants, he feels that h. can
fsii - give eilire staltan % oil these that
be may have the pleasure If doing business with
Our Linen Furnishing Aoom, NE think, cannot he
surpassed ns all our Shirts, Collars, etc, etc. are
made 20 order.
| IL Will afford n much pleasure to have you call
and make u personal examination If our stock.
/ August 3 ls35.-Atv r. NAPLES 4 90.
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EtutfaIo Market.

TIFFAIa, OF. w
F.aar teadg; sale. l.oo b5l s. s1sas lor e4tra
MleAi. an II l2sns 80 FIR god 70 extra oaio and
Il ineis aud iasofi.a Wi
N4sat los r sales lsooe tos. II 81 90 for Ii.
sptstg. 8 CT tof prime hite canadiaa
eafn DEL but uatHansed; ases TOO bushels at
So cents.
o.. easler safes 200 bushels atas lie.
Whisky settling asc.
aaaal xpast=al asur loil bbs eleat CT ,545 bu.
corn 4 II ba.; eats "a ,2a9 bushels
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LOON GLASSES.

o0S BONES Looking G lasses, assorted sizes just
oOC received. direct from tie manufacturers and
for ale by the box OF dozen. Also an assortment
ol ',slg Moulding, for picture frames.
June Is 1885. - CAREY & kILBOURNE.
4 COMPLETE assortment 81 Swiss and Book
a Mans.ins Bishop Lawns. Caresnet Cainbrics,
lin "a, l.aces, Whit Curtains. de. fer sale chepp NJ
sspt. j, ls15. j u. MINCiiItLI. 4 COS.
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NOTICE.

81 n hEW ARD-srayed from the subscriber,
81 " resting near Iasrniugt9n. Van Buren, o.,
on 81 aoaut tAe FIRST 81 August, tive year OH mare
colt Il igh sorrel color. ain very hight name and
tai. and one whltc hind ta1f aud a white stripe or
star ~ Il forehead. SAID colt is # good and
geatie disposition. Who ever viii retnm the same
or give Information whcre she may he found. VIII
fess i've lie above reward. l.. a. II. SN AZEl.
Pennington, Oct 10. lS5J--.t
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Rt ELLINGTON



\ BRANCH Of the Mercantile cellese Of Penn
: \ sslsania--incorporated by tue Legislature Of
that State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES
His Eveellency the Hos. jaws EtenANAN; Hos.
WILLIAM WukiNs. tlate Secretary az War; the
Hos. Mo>rs HAMILTON Hos. W. Ii. LnwIA Hos.
cH4RLEs AAYLoR; and GGN. J. X MnonsftEAp.
AsngrR IT. IlawnES. iaie senior Professor Of Book
Keeping and Commercial science u tie Mercantile
College 81 Pennsyl wanna.
LOFTS II. DALHofF, late Professor If Commercial
and Ornamental Penmanship in tae saline institu-
tion.
CHAs BrN. DARWIN. member 81 the Burlington
Bar-prafessor of Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying out III every par
tcnlar that course Of training for huiness intro
dueed and followed up for upwards II fifteen years
bg Mr.. Dfrf, the founder ot the Mercantile College
Of Pennsy lvania, by winch about 3,0ob merchants
and accountants have been quail fed FIR business
II is Now regarded ~ business mn the most
an gwen in the United States, Ii compreh, nds
upwards of 40d real business transact ions Luz
ting xix : iferent methods Of conducting books lay
double enlry--about 300 commerc Al computations,
explaining many business operations not found in
common arithmetic comprehensive course Of
mercantile penmanship- forms and bust
ness ietters--daily lecture commercial law and
commercial rccs.
Duff Book -heepinr Harper 5 edition, price ~ -
az tire 4na.l peri Ct and comprehensive in the Eng
ish language daft Western Steamers Account
ant, pert q system fsr SUCH accounts, olI0 be
had III Iurse's Book Store. Jefferson street.
EG- send for IL C.rcuiar ~ mai
Burlington, July Is. 1875 d&v
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III now fAccAsiuE the following, competing
their spring ock, which they onor 10 lie trade
'ery ioH rates. IAsy VIII do justice to Ally or
: they may be favored with.
hhds Sugar. 30 nests tubs,
obls Eeehcr's clfd. 10 doz lar buckets,
q loaf and crushed 80 dor zinc w.shboards,
II Molasses, - boxes bee pms,
: Pan a'i0n = loo coils manila rope,
= Byieaer ) II and - 4" lute
gold,n syrup, 80 oz hemp and grass bsd
pkg III bbl a ks do oof4s,
sacks RIO coffee 800 boxes window gsss.
poek L old gptJata do ass sizes and brands
kege na4is, as I sizes 30 boxes unbIers,
boxes soap - bAs p, II p & q TASKS
do s'ar candies, celooIls & . cases indigo
90 mould do esl@ pr NE nladdar,
II chests teas, asst, bbs alum
boxes d. II " e0pperas,
hNs chewing tobacco II sucks pepper,
various brands, !" spec,
DOM .ul e4ewins and % boxes gro. pepper and
, sihoh ne az pfneniu,
u regatta aud principe bales eluscs,
cigars, case fm,gs
b Ae- Cuba SKIES. 30 boxes round eippfr.
bu pr me D. Apples. - do7 yeast powders,
bu PRIME - leari es, 20 bbls d Il. kinds nns
Pae saieia'as, bbis, % hns Gle fresh pen lnts,
"oA =, Aeg7' % bdies cotton la tiIs,
kegs Z soda, 10 . candle wick
bbis wrapping paper, Z bags cos,on yarn,
,eanl' ~ q CAP do ~ : coiored ana white
pkss . maekereI earpet CHAN,
WINS couhan, 81 bales wrapping we,
1As smoked Herring, 30 boxes ST. Louis sta,eb
asses sardines, - starch.
,'erces rice, % loz Thomas Oys..rn,
Dds TAR 100 boxes candy,
n ch ana fosin, zoo kegs rte and mining
bxs VI Il IA sins powder.
II and or bxs do fa0 1o1 ,ond buoks,x
use prunes, in boxes 20 uGU feet fuse.
boAes citr"n, ~ cases 10 aud If Ii can
drums hgs, ister powder
bbls Dayton ale, fresh leo boxes matehes
boxes mus ard. 30 boxes ink,
: corn starch, loo bags shot, all sizes,
doz brooms IONS bar lead
lbs broom Irvine, 20O II q II caps,
boxes axes, lVo III water proof do
bbl. cruekrrs
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III AVING bouM.t out ateSsrs. Cope Co. we hope
L L The friends Of the old iinn, aud the pnble IN
general, will give n share Of their patronage.
None bit the hes Lime delivered
Don't forget tbs old stand. being thu first kiln- BE-
low the CO. poraton. Orders lcf, mt W. c. Funk
housef's store will receive prompt attention.
b. XWARI Il CO.
| Ea,lyul Cetobsr 9 185. d9v
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TOW AYE MERCHANTS

WIS Is @ ea Your atentuu Q nv large stock II
LA tali kinds, Caps AID Iurs which Will
sell n lower prize than any house IN the Vest
Having bought fay entire stock direet from the
niaesmefs, an enabled e sell Twenty per cent
Cheaper than ether establishments. Cali and / will
satisfy you,
A fao Nee Ior1 Iiai Store, cor Main and third ss
A. G. SHELDON
!. S-Partlcnlal attention paid t. country orders.
All goods sold s as are guaranteed 10 onen precisely
" represented. and il AL cases where they do not
they may b sent back Al my uponse. AC S.
llainl1.r u lsAl-r
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NEW IiRT.
Amd View Grocery q Proxiston store.


fNHB undersigned have epened the larg a and
i lest selected stock IF arocagt and Provisions
- b found in the city, at No johnson street. be-
tween "a anu I'd, and determined q SCH the
most 0nabla terms.
sepl3 KUHN D0DsON.
INRESli BrTTER,-Just received, supply " II
i nois Butter. sep - KUHN 4 p0D.0N.
I.'Gde Away car be found
IL sep II KUHN & D0proN.
DoIAIoES-,Just received from the country. at
l. sept - KUHN q D9Ds0h
4 tOLDEN SYRUP. OF the bssi quality can b. had
~ al sapl5 KUHN / DOlI>0N.
ID III CIDER NINEG 4 X eau be had at
sep 10 HI IN d D0D>oN.
No - Johnson street, be found the b-st
Z \ Tobacco 10 b. had in The city.
sepl5 klilN < DolsoN
n AIL>.-A fun assortment At
y pl5 d KUHN & DoD>oN
NPEING CHICKENS cal II Lad 1t
- sep27 d HI in D0DSON IS.
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7. t'I-NNAWII. q. N. tUNNALI ~
CCNNAELE, SMITH & CO.,
" no eSate (srOec

Dealers in Tennessee Iro4 and Ierw urding nd IN
MISSION Merchants y o. g and %, Le,ee,
4 RI now receiving the following, comp eilng
their spring ock, winch they oilor 10 1 Ae trade
al very low rates. Ihsy vii do justice to any or
rs they may be fayo red with.
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?, IeHefal assortment 81
StDaeA.E.E1N HARD w ARE.

Saddlery hardware well selected in the Eastern
ket, and fox sale Al 81. Louis prices
They have on hand and are constantly manu-
featuring u me best materials, Saddles, Brides and
Harness Of every description,
The above ARTICLES Will b. sold al Wholesale or re-
tai az uniform prizes.
Those wanting anything in our line will do well
70 caii and examine stock before buying as We
intend e. give all the worth Of their money.
The highest price will De paid in cash for Hides
j .. BERNARD Il 60.
kenkuk. 20. sent s5-AAN
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NV GOODS AND GatncnKiEs.

NJ w aOn0S AND GHOtEKfE$.
TYNE public viii take notice tEaf / haze received
m immense stock IT Dry Goods, Boots and
shoes, and Groceries, al my old stand on Main st
near Fourth.
Families wanting groceries can have them put up
al keokuk wholesale prices.
] intend 10 give particular attention t. The pro-
ducc business and expect that my long experience
IN that line viii enable give sats faction t. ali
customers sep22 Is. A. WILLIAMS.
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STOVES
-,
Timers stock.

6000.lbs oya ana round topper Bottoms tom 10
10 inches.
1000 I'D = Sheet Iron from No. 10 TO 81.
1000. packages Plymouth kisets, iron and hin d,
from ~. to ~ lbs.
900 boxes Tin plate.
600 bundles Iron FROM No to No. IS.
90 grcss u kettle bre and covers from q to
ia inches.
80 gross Pressed tin bottoms frcm too inch.
40 d. d. sculloped and plain dinner plates.
90 d. Stoye ornaments assorted.
20 do oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
1915 do Assorted tin Il
20 d. Iron ten kettle ears.
10 do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
40 DO III No. l, ?, aud peuteT knobs.
100 feet Bras Wine Cluta;
Bcnt spout, assorted sizes;
Perforated tin IN sheets;
Copper Kives and Bufs
Bucket Handles;
Ma}lets expressly fer tinners' use
sioyo Biack ng ~ papers Or by the key
C0MsT0Ch BROTHERS.
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Lime I! Lime

IL ANING sold all our interest," IN tho Lime Burn
L. Ling basiues 10 Messse. i. Zwart 4 go. we tax
pleasure IN recommending them ~ our Old patron,
toforc. j. COPE 4 co.
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G.. M. HUSTON.
Wholexuic Deaterin Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods.

yIIIN -T-TTT I--- T------
arfr s.es ana ~ 1ar.....es ,.g -, ,..,..i 49,.
otsrcd The mak xxi. Cur stacl IS pure ha.al rect
III ia manufacturers and importer ana ~, l.l.slre
oarsases d stl NJ prize IS low r each ~ to ro'd
tre buyers, as ST. Louis or any otAer western mar
@e.
Merchants VIII hn4 y q thsir alfrniage v can
and Yam ne our goods and prices before bayng Use
,lrt ~ 800 ~ =" 'o'9'S 'os-'" 'AeiA
- helei'e1~ iArs SICK u Back "lpNes aud
VIZ, a. SEP ~ SIoN :.
\ I'M Stock u Poehe' Cutlery to- -tie 10" az
~ III SlUN ;.
HEAFi STOCK q .al. I.stter. i.aaie. bath Bath
fNt iAncE ana t9ntinH fciAl Aats faI@r, Fleln
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NATu 20 TIC ElfdktN-
NOV ready for the seasBn n large stock OF Trim
II ming Goods in Nelyet-~plain and Shaded Col
ora and Black Of all widths. Plush shaded Moss
fnnge, More Antique. Watsred Ribbons Color and
Width Gallcons N great yaristy timpe, Braids &c.
some In bright coors for children dresses
Sept. TO- ddw p. u, FOSTER
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OK SALE.
JAMES IL. DsN Moan a CO..
Aas "a nj Non III y iuc lIInra

Y EW br ba1 ga b. la1er5 stable
y ae, -d-f WN II
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JOB PRINTING,

0fcvery description. executed at this Office in a 81
periar uisaneI and at a. low rates elsewhere.
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y stanl Of sep22 y. A. WILLIAMS
ANAAIED.- 1000 bushels Timothy Seed;
w 10000 do Flax seed.
ana all kinds of grain and seeds for which the high
ert cash prices viii DO paid by
sep22 b. A. WILLIAMS
DoDIs and shoes.--iaU Of boots and Shoes
l. Tor men, women, boys, girls and infants just
received by sep22dAw Il. A. WILLIAMS.
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BLANKS.

Bill of I4plipg and other Blanks far sale at thi.
sfhoe anl Blanks II all descriptions neatly chgapy
and xpcditio,lsly printed aud furnished to order
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| CASH pure Blackberry hne s4s,4D.e 10, m13i.
i elIal and sac q mental purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug EtsrA.
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f.nmds anei 80 Lot. Zoe Nnlc.

sent q -amdtw
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her. although one of the committee conversed
with female in low tone of voice. still, we
suppose, in the most silent manner Being
told that no conversation was allowed in the
chapel, the loquacious gentleman invited the
lady into the entry, where, according to the Bee,
ia the ardor of conversation, he casually took
hold of the rosary which was suspended about
the lady's neck This will do. This settles the
matter. After this, nobody can refuse to believe
that the entire investigation was conducted
with propriety.' A gentleman who, after an &C
quaintance of five minutes duration, takes the
liberty of handling lady's ornaments, has
code of politeness of his own, quite beyond crit
icism, and incapable of reformation"
The Worcester Transcript says that the con-
vent committee visited the city Of Worcester
some tipe ago, and inspected the Catholic Sem
f1nary at Pacachoag, The members of it behav-
ed in such an undignifed, ludicrous, peeking,
oombastical manner, according to all accounts,
Mat they obtained the appellation of the
smelling committee" We believe that there
was one young gentleman amongst them who
|'aad the good sense to laugh at the farce in
which he played part.
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IMPoRTAvY TO hill OWNERS.


HAVING received my Letters Patent for i'm
IL proved method Of Dressing Millstones, am
now prepared to furnish Machines to Millers and
Mill Owners.
win guaranty that any practical Miller can, at
the first trial. If he will try dress pair of Burrs In
half the time that he can do 1t with the common
hand pick now in use and that the work done by
the machine shall be better than be done by nns
out of ten of tho best handlers of the common PICK
The machine makes clean, clear, thread-hke marx
and does brittle up break the face Of the stone
1t be controlled at the viii Of tho operator in
stantly to make the most delicate lick or one Win
the force of ten pounds If required Every practical
Miller knows that stone is only requiredto be dress
cd where the proof stat indicates. This can be done
by the machine, matter how brittle or tender, OF
how close and hard the face or place On the stone
may be, the operator can face it down, or tsuch 81
lightly he peases. There three very good rss
sons for trying them:
First With fair use the machine will last twenty
years. Second. 1t is complete within itself and will
not take five minutes, cost five cents to try it.
Third give with the machine thirty tools, or pick
blades which win last any two pair of stones, TO DO
dressed twice week, for two years, and then any
good smith can replace them for twenty 1--WE cent?
apiece.
I have used this machine In my mill for nearly
fourteen mozhs to dress both the face aud the fur
rows Of pair Of four feet French Burrs and there
has been no handpick used them in all that time
know that make good yield and think tn:
reputation OF my mill viii warrant me in saying ths'
turn out frst-rate article of Flour
y nave moo9I AWARDED no TOT the Inveotlon va 90
ingenious and useful machine for Dressing Mllstonc
by the Commissioners appointed at tho exhibition OF
the Worlds Fair, in the Crystal Palace at New YORK
city, besides fattering certificates from all hsVe
scld the machine to.
Having recently obtained Letters patent, an nov
prepared to furnish the machines and to sell STATE
county and shop rights. u
~ All orders must state the diameter OF the Tnh.
stones, and the size of the collar Of the spinue "
price Of the machine with thirty tools a., ~
AQQroSS
O'Falon Mills, St. Louis, Missouri
ST. LoUrs, MISSOURI, Arr7l Is, ise4:
This Is to certify that have been empoye1 ~ sne
oFaIon M;is for the last months, as Miller du
%S;.h i,o. have had fair opportunity of test
ing Mr. g. shands. Patent Mssons D.',,sr
kno~, " In time and tools, but the stone
nvs :: kent in perfect face and tne even, sharp
grinding dress put on in lee: time and S labor .as.
nS.ndis he machine. and any one who has expe-
800 enough in milling to know what il required 70
the face of stone for grinding can very s00h
lean 70 do good job with the msehine
Jusss-ly STLAA ~ "'h"
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wound on the head; the others went through
the sign of the Mechanics and Traders Hall. "
The above account shows that the vote of the
eleventh ward was entirely lost by the destruc-
ton of the ballotbox. The Geographic reports
inform us that the ballotbox in the twelfth
ward shared the same fate. 1t having been al
legged Tor ascertained) that the box in this ward
contained ffty-fve more tickets than there were
names recorded on the poll-books, one of the
Judges insisted on throwing out the entire vote,
but the others would not agree; and while the
Judges were counting the votes, body of men
entered the room and took the box containing
the tickets forcibly from them, and then burnt
the ballots and tally sheets in the open street.
These two wards gave to Mr.. Faran majority
of from ten to twelve hundred votes, the destruc-
ton of which, it is said, will elect Mr.. Taylor
by a majority of four or five hundred. 1t is
further stated, however, much to the credit of
Mr. Taylor, that he is too good an American
to accept an election obtained by such disrepu-
table means.
The peace of Cincinnati was further threat
ened on Tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing, BY the more violent members of the oppo-
sing parties, but no collision actually occurred.
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OLD SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND BILL.
Banking House aud Bounty Land Agency Once of
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
NO. 432 Penn. Artnue, WdshinQtOM, u.


I A act passed Congress II Tie late session. granting
hundred and sky Of land TO the following
glasses ofpersos who have performed oreN days mil
ary service 10 of the ware In which dis coudtry has
been engaged since the year IT'S including war;
war of1sl2, Back Hawk war; Florida war, ne, VIZ
musicians and privates including Indians, whether vol
unicers militia, or rangers q i
( All the commissioned and commissioned omcers OF
t1he navy, seamen ordinary seauaen andsmen mannes
1otila men. chaplans and clerks.
4 All wagon and teamscrs who may nave peeh
empoye the transportation OF military stores ana sup
Those who have received 100 acres provided for
Sin this act but those who have heretofore receive Tess
.lhan 100 acres will be entitled 20 an addtlona warrant
so as TO give them Of land equal 70 LOO sSres
Persons entitled under this act can have their
promptly Obtained through this Agency, for moderate
Those not having the forms, by dropping me
/ line the same shall be forwarded free OF cost
Claims OF every description against the United states
o be presented for allowance either before the Court OF
Claims or Executive Departments, will be promptly at
tended 10. -,
FRENCH s. EVANS, Esq., late Chief Clerk in the Pen
sion Office will aid the prosecution OF all claims
sent TO me against the Government
The highest price paid for Land Warrants, and remit
RANGES made promptly Stocks and Bonds sold
mission. hAMiLIoN ". ran Il, BANKER
Refer to G. C. Grammer, President Patriotic Bank,
washington d. c.; Messrs Mnury Morton Bankers,
Richmond, Va; Messrs. f. w. Clark, Dodge, Co.,
BANKERS. New York Messrs Josiah Lee & Co, Bankers,
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