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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-31
BY RoLD


One summer eve had dream
'Twas of maiden fair;
The roses bloome1 upon her cheek,
The sunbeams Iecked her hair,
The violets and the dew drop, in
In her eye had taken to rest;
The lily emblem of the pure,
Was on the snowy breast.
And since l had this lovely dream,
I've searched the world around,
To see if this ideal of mine,
Could anywhere be found.
Upon the mountains of the North,
And on the Southern plain,
My steps did wander; yet, alas.
sought for her in vain.
But now my very soul is glad,
My wanderings are o'er;
I've found the maid, and she hath said,
That we shall part no more;
And SO care not if the sun
Should perish in the sea,
For oh. the Heaven of her love
Is light enough for me.
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r5BLIslED EgkRr FRIpAy mORslss.

|s 3. %. say 81 cass Of tiicm arisfoerafi +
qri-csy you % apl sye eve howev-
u fsyran cal OF 80 = 1llpnl tue has en-:
trusted / 81 to defend endors6'e very yioIation
saii ollsa Il assc Mss ear the name nam . of Den Dem
ocrats 4 <enoun. e slfsli and ail such cr supt
associations as unSvos hi. of Amer,car ci. ze !
Yon may be of. that riocsfia ming tue tic of
Democraz, hatthiniS1o ma is tit - hold i,eno-
rapte sta.io. unless they will be d plit FOO,
tosb used as atich 10 promote the elevation OF
some dc s,saiig asp'rant. II 50 yot are well
cone 70 the name Of dcinoc at choose 10
|a11|ds 1y 'gasE lGoacsik ake Ihe tlre N nci-
free exercise Of all these rights untramnl Ied
and especially the right of suffrage.
have exaeined the National Platform of tIh
American ps..sy and find it stsicty in accordance
with my yisNs. and also srlct'y democ-at.c, as
4 understand tue democracy snail support
the doctr ne set forth by hat instrument. They
emafia led from source truly American, and SO
long asatnat perty acts n accordance with its
ncipies, shall act wih'them Oh Questions Of
national Do'icy You ask
do you r.in as Demecratl Now, if your def
nif;on of Democrati IS spmeih;ng in human
saape set up with ring III lis nose, with st.ings
attached, 20 be he'd by what a'e cali | party
lesde,s. or something fke an au.omaton, act
ing only IS acted upon, then answer, do not
run Is hat Thing: but ifyou mean an American
g. gen, wno asks the hoaor TO represent free
and en- 'gtitened people, and in taat capacity to
be free himself, only as they choose TO instruct
hinl to preler the promotion OF fellow country
men 20 illatof uaafIll;ated foreigners-to cast
his vote for sucl measures as appess3ob be right
and proper, always hasirg ;n.v.ew preserv-
aion OF the const 1T onal fifits an iibeffes
which we have Inherited 81 kcep IN view the
inter Of the Ssa n prefc7ea pasty sag-
grandisemens to aid IN establii iisI|' s righ stan-
dard ofpois:ca probiiy, worthy of the.en'ig fen
cd age N which We i've tenancing Ill Ion
politica' trickery-tofee proud of the nasne ofan
Ame..can cit'1an, and 4 to- be WORTHY ofssueh
namc to clam tell q . onternplated iaour
Constitution n regard u frs.Adom of religions
o.ship, s'eaday oppos ns1not only Roman Cath
ocs, but any andall at mpss 10 cngrafl religiors
sec rianisill upol our civil i1stitutions-if thesz
and the like principles, you my political ene-
my, and am compelled to say lam yours,
MICHAEL DURR.
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D6- We extract the following remarks from
that ably edited paper, the Kinds County Ga
zette:
"Arter all sensible arguments are used by the
Anties, and been proved untenable and ground
less by their opponents, they fall back upon the
bold, unanswerable argumet: "WH1G T.IcKp'
Forgetting that they went into Americanism OF
their OWL free will and accord-wth their eyes
open, and with perfect understanding of the OBJ
jects Of the organization-and that the whole
thing was explained to them step by step-they
now, utteily regardless OF all self respect and
truth, cry out vociferously--sW- -I-I-G T-R-I-c-Kr
"To us it seems remarkable that honest men
and good citizens should resort to such hmsey
plea to releave themselves from solemn obiga-
lions, taken in good faith and perfectly under
stood. We had not supposed that men of strong
intellect and sterling integrity ould be so easily
Itricked, or so free to admit, and in the face OF
open day, their extraordinary creduty. Bnt, it
seems that we have fallen upon strange times.
Times are strange, indeed, and wonderfully out Of
joint, when the meaningless words, Wing
Trick, gotten up BY interested ofice-holders, are
taken as a clear and honorable discharge from the
binding force of solemn oaths.
/ ave have no hard words of denunciation for
/ those who withdraw from the american organi-
zation on this plea. None at all. A free count
ry, men are only responsible to their own con.
they adhere to solemn moral obligations. i
y seems to lis, however, that we should be slow il
our name to any such paper. Weshoult
c to.pl2oe1Guf1 ~ aHek position IS Il
us liable to be ruled "a = jpry box
ON the vitness stand ia our I'LL Trat1
And that the sanctity, and binding [0 81 81
! binding - a ~ ~ the Know Nothiuex vii
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YAZO0 CITY. MISS. FRI - AUGUsF s.
ribntc OF Rcspccl.

ribrtc or Rcspccf
The ZOO Bar Association met at4iIS lit
Hor,e Eednesday, the 9th day Of
and aiiel called to order by. the President,
Mr.. Holt and announced the a of the
Hon E. ,Lussos, and in brieE but elo-
quent speech, paid tribute to his 4 IS, lis
high galattainment, adorned as they Were with
classic aa1htera ! requirements, his gsllsnt and
reproachl PAIRING as a gen,lenar and his So
cial andnfbane amenities in privat6 I5Ie
Aaor heseoncludcd, upon mott nismade, Hon.
Dame Jones, Ed. Bowuaa and s. flisN ye were
apooiuIk cominitt ttce - ossft suitafie resolu-
tons, who after retiring a few minutes reported
the following premablc and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
TaeI Hon. EDWARD G. WILKINSON, a highly
esteemed member of the Yazoo Ear Associa aon,
having. by the Allwise Dspensaton of an Over
rullog Providence, been taken TO that bourne,
whence no traveller returns, and we tue mem
bers thereof, having met TO express our high res
pect for his memory, and deep regret for his loss
do Resolve
1. That we deeply regret and deplore tIleloss
NHiSi tHfs heSoCtdtloI, ana te community Ill
general have sustained by tlleuntimely death Of
one o. its brightest ornaments.
z, Thatwe ardenily sympatl re withh;s fam
'y<and immedale< e<pnnexions for the Iamenta-
be and irfeparabIe oss which they have sustain
ed by his death.
8. That the members of this association wear
crepe upon she leftafm for the space of thirrv
days, in token of respect for the deceased.
4. That copy of these resolutions be pre-
sented To The family of the deceased.
o. Resolued, Thatthe proceedings OF this meet
ing be published in the public presses Of this
place, and that other papers throughout the Sine
be requested to copy them. -
6. That the President appoint some member
of the association TO present these resolutions
TO both ofthe respective courts for Yazoo coun-
ty, at its next session and request that they be
spread upon thesp inuies.
Chancellor Wight, in brief manner, spoke
in touching and feeling style of the prominent
and commendable characteristics Of the deceas-
ed
Under the fourth resolution, c. F. Hamer was
appointed, and under the sixth, r. s. Holt.
On motion the association adjourned.
r. S. G.. PERKINS, President
RoBT. Bowman, Secretary.
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One summer eve | had a dream
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-31

b6@ The following items are about the ssrun''
of telegraph dispatches now-a-days:
New YoRK, August 81. All the water in the
Hudson is running down-stream!!
Sr. LOUIS, August &c. The prairios have no
trees on them!i
CHICAGO, Aug. %. All the IRISH and Dutch
are Sag Niehts, and are bound to vote the Dem
ocratic Abolition ticket!
CLEVELAND, Aug. 26. There is no salt in
the Lake this morhing, nor never has been!
BosToN,Arg. 81. We have not found out The
name of the man tha, struck d ly Patterson!
THE VERY LATEST.
Charleston, Ang. 30. 1t is significant Sact
that, if the Man in the Moon was to stop with u
he would vote the American ticket, since it is thai
all men of high standing and high m tives vote
thatticket, with the exception OF a few who holt
the positions but not the motives.
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AMERICAN BANNER.
R. D. MAYEs, POLITICAL EDITOR.
Friday Morning, Aug. 81.
Dutics of the Press.

Perhaps there was never canvass conducted
with so much heat and personal animosity as the
present one. We find that leading politicians
and papers adding fuel to the flames Of political
passion, helping to raise conflagation which
they cannot quel. Instead of calm argument,
false representations and torrents Of abuse are
resorted to, more OF less, on both sides. We oil
know that this is wrong; then why does it not
ceases Next after the pulpit, it is the duty Of
the press to disseminate healthlul sentiments
mong the people. Yet the press has become the
chief engine of corrupt tesclliag. Surely, every
editor ought to be more Of patriot than parti-
zan, and while he advocates with his 'htmo abil-
ity the cause which hi juds sncnt sanctions, yet
he should never lose sight of truth and Justice
1t must be bad cause which can only be sup
ported by falsehood and SANDER; and he is mis-
cradle advocate Of even a good cause who can
only attack personally the individuals who happen
to differ with him in opinion,-who would injure
ones standing in the community, or wound his
feelings personally, because of an honest differ
ence OF political opinion.
Speaking Of the late Louisville riot, the Pres
byierian Herald, neutral paper, published in
Louisville, well renarks:-
ave tiust that political leaders VIII learn q
lesson from this event which will never be forgot
ten bysthem. To raise a Storm and start con-
| hagration is no difficult matter but when the
raging elements are once in commotion, to calm
| item is beyond the power of those who excited
them, until they have spent their fury. IF our
voice could be heard, we would say to every citi-
zen, set yourself TO work to soothe irritated feel
ings, and bind up the wounds which have been in.
flicted. Throw oil upon the troubled waters, ard
let peace and fraternal feelings once more shed
their genial influence upon our hitherto quiet city
Let no provocat;on excite you 10 personal retail.
alton. Appeal to the law for projection, and il
that does not give it, wait the developments o.
Providence, and let God be your ayenger. Ven
gcance is mine, VIII repay, sayeth the Lord
Throw all your influence to sustain the magest,
of law. Ii mob-law once becomes installed a
mongst rs, no man knows but what he may be-
come the next victim. There is no country, moi
excepting the most absolute despotism of the ole
world, that we would not rather be citizen o
than of this Republic, If the authority of law il
once destroyed, and mobs get the sway"
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WANTFD-By Family of three grown per-
w ,o,. p,y, az mOd,f, bull, ttreetioD HOUSE, GOA
-, - sr =, See Pooms-tht second e1or preferred LIZ
% 49,, ,gb a. mar the thsv Reference. II .hsafsd
Asertss vi fa1 p.rtsa.f. On 3 once .. III. .e.,s.>
VTANTFD-A small HOUSE, pleasantly To-
w go P.y, IN either Brookiya or Jersey City,
az ro,s rent of respectable family Ia al. city par. Of
sb,ss .o,r House -rh usdern improve mens Location
-, - I,ss.u and references uoeIee piionabe hsnt IA
sh, 80 .sout sSoo Aadress c. P Tribune oaes, with
full particular
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Removals.

T. NEITHER & Co.. Commission Merchants,
lie and dealers In Grain PeqI, Meal and oshsr rfodoce
No. 7 Front the LIST Of Nay next Will remove 70 No
III Prout e., three door above Pecksp.
w. CAMERON, AUSTRALIA
~ PIONEER LINE, hss removed his 0fce from No. il6
Wallet. 10 No Bowlins- Green. foot Of Broadway.
PEMOvAL.-The undersigned, now fenststel
~ the old locstioa, No Isl DrssAwsy wl n he s.er
else Of Judgment matursd In the ara ses Dc sds e.
desvor 70 elieit continuance Of ne ~ Il his nsnsross
PATRONS under positive de<egmnafn . sAhsss strey b
cssh sslss, = sseh uoAsrses sh~ps - b bsHsvs1 vin
Frsnpe rssAg seS.issenes 2 - tes. soassltins hsh
Ne ~ DvsaAvsy, q as9 In & Astee Hos:a
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Daneina Ataoemies.

A DODWORTITs DANCING ACADEMY,
IA No Sos Broadway, opposite 18th Is now open for
the reception OF pupils any time La
dies Children Wednesdays and Saturday, at and
NJ; Geptemeu Thursdsys and every other
Friday at n 81 Prac,ns Assemble Saturday Even
lrs. fsr Ladies and Gent.meO Monthly sorees . usual
Circulars days hours and Of instruction.
Be had st the Academy time v he cent by post
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3onses ano farms Uaute6.

CMALL HOUSE WANTED-ln a good ueiah.
~ With oss and Cres arr Celia and 10 rood
repair. kes not to exceed $500 Any p~r,ou hsyw,
Of this description NAY Ind . sood tenant virhe.s
Address Boz No .aes Post Ofiee saiiEs iossties
WANTED-Bya very careful and prompt fam.
w lily Of 6ur sroWs perssos. a-at SNAIL HoUsE =,
ths LOWER PART Of larger sss. IN good ssshS,rs,sI
~ shsvs shs swes aesa tsvs prserrsd ai isL rent
Ad1rea Bex Ne Iis Post 06es. With losst;oa nat
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Watrhes, Jewelrp, &c.


WATCHES! WATCHES The Subscribe
w 10 selling all descriptions Of GOLD and siLv8
WATCHES at retail lower than any house In the city.
FINE GOLD LEPIHE WATCHES, 4 holes jsweled."e1
BEAUTIFUL ENAMELED LADIES' WATCHES..... y
SPLENDID ENAmELED LADIES' WATCHES. VIII
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS full js.sisd. .......... 3
BEAUTIFUL GOLD ENAMELED HUNTING Wschsa
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS for Ladies, rich engraved :.
PINE Gold HUnTING LEPINEs for Ladies: 1888. 8
FINE GOLD HUNTING Detached Levers, fali.jewslsl 4
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHES for 0sgueIreotypes... y
RICH WATCHES which wind up and set without ksy. y
REAL JULES JUR9ENS0N WATCHES, per-
feet time Sl6 " -
REAL COOpER WATCHES DupleI and Leven. .ln -
INDEPENDENT SECOND and QUARTER
SECOND WATCHES. for tuning hos.s... Is to -
SPLENDID COLO POCKET CHRONOME-
TIERS perfect time keepers. ......:........ LIS TO -
winding LIS 10 -
tlemep which change into different Watches Ics to
GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS........ IS 70
GOLD HUNTING-CAsE English Psten, Levers So 70
SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS...... $50
SILVER DETACHED LEVERS.......-..... N0
SILVER LEPINE WATCHsS. ..............
Splendid GOLD and SILVER ENGLISH PATENT "
VERs made BY M J. Tobias ana other ceisbrsted mAk.
VERY FINE DUPLEX WATCHES made b. r. u Ceopes
Warner, and all celebrated IaAkera. .
Watches Cleaned and Repaired in the best nannsr -
lees than the usus prices All Watches NARRATED 70 keep -
tune GEO. c. ALLEN, Importer.
Wholesale and hsesiI No. II Wsll-&,
Second floor. ne4 Bros1wy
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Mathinfrp. sc.

EOR Zone low. pressure STEAM
u ENGISE a. horse po-er; ses sSieri tvo 'sinr
CylnSsTs hundred feet OF sh.,x sad two Cupo. cir
Turr Lsihes IN COED order from er 70 rrtsen i.et TO
Pl.pius chiEss; large vsusbe Dnlne Menins
Apply 70 JONAS ChEshihs, v ,ep ,, y
IMP RTANT IMPRO VEMEN I
IN
RorARY PLANNING, TOsGUING and GR0OVISG MA
CHIMES,
PATENTED Nov p. 1854
Thee Machines have been thoroughly tested and their -
,-ority over eli othsu proved beyond sdoubt They viii
Glare very much and faster than snT other now IN use
never teaSius or throwing out loose knotA
nn,op, for Rssts and Machines for further psrtca
lar, can be made 70 the Pstentee. - o...
winchester Mass, Dee l2. lsSt
THE NETWORK FOUNDRY AND IRON
RAILING COMPANY Sole m.nui scturec Of Crowe!ls
celebrated CAST IRON RAILING wirdoUr RlVEcs,
ssyps 4. least Is cents per oot also OF Growers neg sy
Of Wire Railing decidedly the cheapest 10 me Ua.a s,i.sA
An Kinds of Cassnss such Columns. Truses ss sad LIN
el. Gder, Versnd.s Brackets Vault Govern. wndo. AID
door Guards sc Every hind Of Wrought Iron work fof
Buildinss such a. doom shutters archors snss &c done
AZ lowest prices with dpsh Special attention ven 70
rontrse FOR ali the iron for buldngs Of every ess
Fosnsery foot 10Th North River samples IN s-eaop on
al the Wserooms Nos ~ and oil oe>nes~' 'o~
door eAS, OF Broadway.
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Boots, Shoes, 81.
Bountr Eano tl)arrants.


BOUNTY LANDAU persons entitled to Land
Warrants under the late act Of Congress csn have them
properly collected on application to TAfLoA nI"9
DOTNTY LAND and Pension Claims under
late laws of Congress promptly and les. prosecuted BY
GEO. wOODMAN. Attorney at Law. No ~ Willism..t
BOUNTY LAND TO ARMY and NAVY
ID All soldiers and sailors who served 10 any War since
1890 whether shore entitled to 100 scres o. L,nd
and can obtain Warrant for the same OF u ohurELDI
No 2 Ma sau at two doors from Wast.
OOyFRNMENT CLAIMS.-The undersigned
" will procure BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS and obtain
PENSIONS for entitled thereto under the various acts
of Coper, Special attention will be given to all cases within
the the Court Of Claims and prompt attention
OF be siyen connected with Congress
ofths Departments Person, desiring the value Of their war
JOSEPH c. @. KENNEDY (lste of the Census OhceD
No. T9 Pennsyysnis-av., Washington, D. G.
B-The XXXIIid Congress has granted Bounty Lands,
viz: all who served II days during any war, or
have any battle land ct and the widows
minor children also the widows Of Revolutionary
the widows Of those who died 10 the
Army en- Navy during any The provisions OF the Law
ply also Indians Chspaps Wagon masters snd tesmseia
Persons desiring avail themselves Of the abovs PROVISIONS
send the name Of person whs performed the service
the kind time srsde place and duration fservcs with
the of the officers under whom performed widows
should edition send the Of the death Of the husband
of ssse and minor children should send the date
Of death of fsher and mother.
Reference may be sde the Commissioner Of Pensions to
any member Of Cong the following Gales
seston, Prof Joseph Henry Rev p ID. Gurey D. q w:
w. Corcorsn Judge Crawford. Wsshngon Hon. Willard
Fillmore Hon Hamilton Fish, Hon. w. II. Seward, Hon T.
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Hlillinerp, Sc.
NIL LINE RY GO o ID 8 +.
Nl 1883.
FOR SPRING SALES.
PINNEO 4 Co.
No. 70 CHAMBERs-sTREEr,
(Opposite the Irving House,1
JUST OPENED THEIR SPRING InPoKrArioss o.
BONNET RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIHMINGs.
EMBROiDERIHS.
LACES,
FRENCH AND ENGLIsa GRAPES.
FRENCd ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Sc-
Including General Assortment OF
MILLINERY ARTICLES
MOST FASHIONABLE
HERCHE STYLES;
The above Goods havs been Imported expressly fef ~
A,a .o,y.. IN. ayaes and finest assortment In as b
DO found In this MARKET and TO which We invite the ssssa
of
SOUTHERN WESTERN MERcHkrs
Buyers wh only profit. but VIII SGT ne asvs
and M fashionable articles ,...,
A regards prices. quality dispatch, soA
Judgment Ia the selection
Of goods, a.
the
parties present
themselvea
PINNE0 Co,
No Is Cham bore st.. New Yert..
ONE DOOR FROM BROADWAY. OPPOSITE ras
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1Diano-fprtes ann Mnsic.

A STONISHING REDUCTION in the prices Of
"A PIANOS aud MELoDEONs, TO suit the times, via: 81
Oct Rosewood sleo to s75 Rosewood g. tl75 to *2lo
.os: $500 fin. superior Msooeons C.Thsrrs Pssest
sa second hard Psnos from 500 20 slsoeins reduction
cen, from usual prizes; sseh io'tnHs1t 1{ vi"
No Gz soweU, near Houston st.
4 GREAT BARGAIN.-One 81 Octave PIANO,
~ Rosewood Case and do st Octave having been used
but for short time HORACE &c :0 %s al No. Broadway
CREAT BARGAIN.-Grand Diagonal 7-octave
" PIANO-FORTE, CO... $500, in elegant case. finished
back best city mAier and aranted been used few months
No College place for few days, from 10 % O'Clock
IGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYS,
IL PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS WAsreoms
Nc al Broome e. one block ess. o, sIosd~'y Se~foA
DIANO-FORTES.-A fine assortment of new
PIANO FoRTEs for sale cheap for cash to rent with
ExiNEs BR6s ctMMINGs No IIs sd:.y Itl6:.t.
DIANOS at GREAT BARGAINS.-6P PIANOS,
and second hand, from to octave will be sold 81
Tete Aets Gold Watches Cigars Mirrors Clocks Safes &C.
Storage and cash o. SEs ~ s. soo
DIANO-TORTES.-R GLEN & Co. have re-
i moved their Piano-Forte Msnafsetory and WUeroom
from No. Is Fulton to No. IS spEsst. TWO doom east II
Broadway.
DIANOS-PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
The l.rrest assortment In the United States comprising
tbose different manufactures Gilbert Co cele
brsted premium EOLIAN PIANOS, snd Horace Watenss
sni 's sosAcE WaTEss SIS sro.ls.y
DIANO-FORTES.-S secondhand Pr
AMOS in good condition. and very enc Tone for sale very
low FOR cash Also new sc,s % any the wosa
fscture. No Sc Barclay, near Greenwiehst
GAYLORD Il BROTHER, No. $50 Broadway.
~ PIANOS for Sale hire, Exchange Particular st
tention given TO Renting and Tuning Of Pianos.
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Jnsfrurtiou.

DERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,
ID sTOCKBRIDGE. MUs-The summer Session viii . cop,
or the M of May next Circulars TO be had 10 the BOOK
stors of g. Westermann L Co No. go Broadway, N. T.
JARED REID o,,v,vs Principals
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professional Notices.

SOLICITOR Of PATENTS for INVENTIONS
~ JOSH P. PIRssoA,
No. Wall q, New. York.
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MORE BOUNTY LANDs.-By an Act of Co

MORE BOUNTY LANDS.-By On Act of Con
lyl gess passed March 1855 all Officer and Soldiers who
have served FOURTEEN DAYS In any War Of the United
States 75 entitled leo Of Land
not Those who have received 40 80
row entitled enough make the 100. Those who
have received 100 are not entitled to The
bere or this widow and minor children Of
the soldier ether heirs Those who have been
sssed BATTLE entitled to loo without regard to
he period OF their service - -
Those soldiers Of the BLACK-BAWK, PATRIOT, aud
other Wars whoseed LIE IS than month entitled
~ Land.
Persons having claims under this any other will have
them promptly attended 90 ~ calling on or writing TO
DAVID PRESTON Co, Bankers,
No. l39 Jefferson av., Detroit
Ps We h.vs faithful and experienced Agents in Wash
nston make charge unless obtain the
Land.
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ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD. COLO ~,

II GLASS, &e-Ths underdsped, hsvias sss 49, ,
wor to meet the demand for Eng isns re e. -
msnufsetur,d BY them IN bssehsd refined Hasest ri =
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III 81 MILLINERY GOODS-ALLAsON, BROS &Cs.
No. IS WARREN ST. over II. TERRY 4 Co. are 80
opening entire NEW STOCK Of the richest and m's ~
own Importation and from our MANDATORY. PkfT1ka
BONNETs, FRENCH FLOWERS, RuCHEs, UAsRuk
LAS PARAsOIS and ali other articles 10 our line OF sasns
An will be cold for csAh and short time ut such prices ~
induce BUYERS 10 call again.
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K N LAND FOR SALE

II In Lots, 10 suit Purchasen
Over 80 Of OF selected Prse arm Lands belong
ing to the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
The price will vsry from IS 25 according 70 quality.
location &c The purchase money may be payable In i've
equal the first 70 due In from date
Of contract the others annually thereafter giving six years 70
pay The Land with charge Of only 2Per cent per
interest
The 6nt years interest payable IN advance.
The Companys CONSTRUCTION Bonds a. cash Apply
70 CaAS. N. DUPUY. Jr,
Land Agent Illinois Central Railroad Co.,
No. "a Lsie St,