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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
valuabIe Prop ertY at PUBLIC saIa.

AxuR WILL BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, AT
i@ S SHFSSyy;IiSs y, & g., e.
White clay Creek Hundred New Castle Gonstv a n ~
ware about miles fiqm Wilmington, 81 miles rom nav
hntkS stanton and christina Bridge. The p W. n Il
az nps PsIsss through the side and De
AG Az i a. Land about 50 acres Of which Is woodland
ne pniangs consist Of large Brick dwelling house with
STONE kitchen Ice house. milk house, &c GOOD III ma
dwelling house and TIVE smaller tene1ents large fame
peIn nearly new with sheds, corn. CRIB &c. ''''
ihs mil Y large three story stone building with corn
kun atlhoned and all the machinery for
wheat and corn With % neres land will be sold seParae
VII IssIsa; y arven BY breast wheel ~ feet wide
gearing and shang and is the best order the bsa
gates Water wheel and forsbay being new This %
r Is s.qsed pE Obtaining gram fertile sur
Rhla and BAhmore mar ke9 by Of the RaiiToadE
Inc mil property Will be sold desired Terms
easy apply TO either Of the subscribers. ~
JoHNH, PRICE,
at Wilmington, or
,,, SAMUEL CANDY,
oeolo-tA al Woodside, christiaga Hd..
ALSO FOR SALE A sETT OF IRON PIT 9GS EsR.
ms Tor one mill with le pair of4 feet inch French rs
Epinde sP' find driver hoop hopper and all complsfe
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
REGISTERS NOTICES.
REGISTER'lS OFFICE,

ItIsVIo IIsIL . OFFICE,
Nerg Castle County, Noe. 2Gth, 1855
TPOh the application Of William W. stewart, Exeou-
Tor q the last will AID Testament of John Clark isie
s dre ~ said Conty, deceased; Il Is On
1r s ~ ad directed " the Register that the Exeeu
Ieslainenthry upon the Estate Of the deceesod viii
w uate o. granting thereof, by causing adversemsnts
~ 10 posted within forty day from tht dhle Of such Let.
N " 81 oi tno most public places in the county of
Chstle requiring gll persons having Demands aRanst
he Es9le TO present the SAME, or abide BY an Act oil
nsseh9iy 10 sneh ease made aud provided. And also
a"s ia ths SAME g be inserted within the same period
Wilmington, and TO be continued therein Two months
)( ,Hlyen under the hand and seal Of Oiice on II
1lSf ltOBlstef uoreBu1, at New Castle,
tom PETEIS' Ii. VA1N Nhhsst 1,s enr hboro writ
tate OF persons having claims against the ga
hr T sESeGhloT oli or before the 18th day OF NoVe
"i P SIsa auudro, N MM' w STEWART, Exert
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

IA BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
fzA$ Chancellor of the State OF Delaware, will be
FIFTH sSPSSySsa e sale at PUBLIC HENSRuE, On "A
at the house Of Thomas Honles Y the village Of New
lowing described lands and tenements situate and being
IN Mill Creek Hundred and County aforesaid, viz: Be-
ginnhg stone standing the south side Of the pub
lie road leading from NewPoEt 70 Midtown being cor
ner for land OF Watson Qunby NJ. d. and these premi
SEES from thence with the line oiland oisaid Qunby south
deg east % perchea to stone standing by large maple
aforesaid, thence north so deg 20 east IS
perohes large black oak, corner aforesaid thence
south l2 deg SO peroheB to marked white oak
corner az aforesaid thence south l2 deg east per
BY, thence with said Quinby and Crnnston north -
deg. east III perches sone for land of said
Qunby, and in line Of land Of BENJAMIN Duncan, thence
with said Duncan North ~ deg west 3e7 perches to
stone for said Dn thence north II deg Sec
west &C peohes e dead white oak, standing IN the low
land corner aloresaid thence north 8 Ia deg 81
perches to astone corner as aforesaid thence north deg
west "a perohes to the Aforesaid pubic road thence with
said road toward Milltown south Sd SEA deg west 10
perqes to the place Of beginning. Containing within
said bounds SOL ACRES of land, with stnried log
DWELLING sti. HogsE, Kitchen spd Stable thereon
ais Ateldance will Ie given and terms Of sale made
known AT the time and place aforesaid by
nov l2-ts GEORGE B, RODNEY. TFuatee.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
GOOD fIUUSES FOR sALei-

9l NO, la BRICK HOUSE AND STORE
n. INA at the corner Of Seventh and Pine Slreets-a
EssHH good place for business,
LIMA NO "A Frame House and Lot of Land on
the Enstery side of Crurch Street between 7t nud
Sts., ~ feet front with good Garden. Apply 70
oct Is VIM MnIAIi II.EN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

81 A WE'LL Improved Farm in Brand wine
fz.{A "A Hundred containing 1881 acres, aiuated
lsiibb " miles from WilwnglH1 and miles 5ro,d
roud which y now being made. The soil Of
quality and the buildings good There is the preni.
~ country FIR further PaEtieuars epquye Of Thomas
on the Brandywine or the subscriber. Also on hand
quantity oil Fedspar at this time. Which will bo sold
7ih and Market Streets office No. tho second floor.
aug ~ John u, LEWIS,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
POI SAFE

Ii A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING,
fss}ih SituatcOn Filth Street in Wilmington mo. III
nsAkM. WNt. MoCAyLIEY,
oct II No l6a Martn S'rss'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

PoRk.-The Christiansburg (Va) Herald
says chat Pork is selling there at Sc ,25 10 49,
oO per hundred, spectators having paid as high
as "a. The Liberty (Bedford) Sentinel records
the sale Of drove Of l02 hogs there, at So per
hundred
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Tuesday evening last,
the wife OF Rev. Mr.. Sentman, Pastor Of the
Lutheran congregation at Taneytown, Nd,
died very suddenly from an apoplectic attack.
She had prepared supper during the eve ming
Tor some friends who were visiting her, being
apparently in usual health. AT eight O'Clock
she was corpse.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

IA FOR SALE. -
lssssssssh nNE OF THE BEST STANDS FOR
situated in Newark, where an extensive busnsss !,
now carried on This property has 81 feet front on
the main street. running buck 400 feet and CON
Meeting with acre lot back, making in all ncrss
OF land, with handsome House Of brick and frams .
~ teet square with ten rooms; a small Stable is
ieet square, and a Grannary and stable 19 by 80
Feet with Cabinet Shop Is by 30 feet. The bald.
lngs are AL good and substantial. This property
commodatingi apply to JAMES II. RAY,
sep 20 Naaolk
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

What are the facts Simply, as the truth
now appears, that tho Free State men have
raised no sudden fig of rebellion at all, They
have only appealed unto Cesar They re- :
iuee 10 acknowledge Sheriff put arbitrarily by
the Territorial Legislature. They have all along
done the same thing. The long ago proclaimed
to the world that they did not recognize those
territorial officials at all but by virtue Popular
Sovereignty, which had been disregarded by
that Legislature they meant to choose their
own officers, They were as much in rebellion
SIX months ago against those Legislative Sher-
Ills as they are now, or have been"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
THE DELAWARE BLICAN.

coseREss.- In Congress, on Tuesday, the Senate
again did nothing, and the House ballotted unauc-
cessiaily for speaker A great scene of confusion
was caused BY motion being made by = member
om iowa, 10 the effect that plurality vote should
elecd but 1t was Withdrawn without action. On the
three last ballots, Banks, American and Republic
can, received lO7 votes, and Richardson, rs.
M HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Ine election for Speaker was resumed, and on the
Bank, 100 Richardson, "a
Fuller, sFt sr9l ZoiIicoder
Walker, Letter 4
Pennington, Harrison, 4
Carlisle, Harlan,
Wheeler, Elliott
Smith, of Va. l Andrew Oliyor l
no election-lll votes being necessary to choice.
WI Ihorington offered a resolution, on his own
responsibility, providing that the House proceed
immediately to the election Of Speaker vioa Voce,
and IL aiterTthe roll shall have been called three
nmes, no member shall have received majority Of
me whole number Of votes, the roll shall again be
called and the candidate then receiving the largest
number Of votes, provided 1t be a majority OF a
quorum, shall be declared duly elected Speaker.
me proposition fell like a bombshell, oscasloniug
much excitement.
Several members 10 the same breath moved to lay
the resolution on the table, declaring that was the
proper place for 1t The Clerk called the House or
ger, the members standing in the Hall.
Mr., diddlngs, amid great confusion, earnestly APP
pealed 70 bis friend from Iowa TO withdraw his reso
luton believing that the feeling of the House was
becoming more favorable to Mr.. Banks.
The yeas and nays having been ordered on lay
ing the resolution on the table, the question was
raised whether Mr. Thorington could withdraw II.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, appealed to his friends
TO waive their objections, aud permit the gentleman
frem Iowa to withdraw the resolution he being de-
Cries of "no objecti0a-"a greed"-"call the roll,
&C. The resolution being withdrawn, the House
ag9in resumed the baloting for Speaker, with the
s5th: s6th. S7th ssth. seth.
hich ardson, 20 20 20 as 20
Banks, 1906 100 l07 107 I07
| fuller, 20 % % "a "a
| Zolicoffer, A 4
| Scattering, III II o 10 70
Whole number Of votes pOlled, 22B; necessary to
choice, ll4-Adiourned.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
FOR SAY.r

"a. TWO HORSES AND THREE
SfzZSN COLTS, two of which nre nntnins sIT2SsyN
YE6 three fsy years old. ALSO three OF ioaF NTFN
cslve Apply to the Subscriber in New GastIa 1Inas1
dec G-lmo THuvte .s,,,.,-..
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

NQTiCIE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN eRDpi, =
ssnel ny James Anderson, Register OF Sussex ~ IN
~ i1s Wy siNes hptlce That On the Thrl daV OF Sen
upon ts sats oF 81 a1Hlnsiion n A. wefs asted
Viii AN OIL persons claims against aid Eslnia
x d. 1s59 ar " o. before tho third day Of September
octS-Smos JNO c. HAZZARi Adf IN ',us pfGarri;,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
For SaIe---A Great Bargain

- A COACH SHOP and DWELLING, BOTH
~ aud beautifully situated in the town of New
itiM p s1 ts ont, sH9p - thS Glase
shop LOT - feet by 1873 deep. This chance for per-
sons wishing 10 gointo the business. The subscriber Inns
Carried carriage making for better than three
Newark audi is as good stand for the business any
the state, having had moro work thaa lie cnud do.
oct U IOSEpu ]. GI.OIiD.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
FARMs FOR SALE.

n,xN xAAkNAJ = VKt 5dIaE
MD 1 "A FARM of 1850 Acres within one mile
49, "a - Wilmington in Chrlstans Hundred,
NO. "A FARM of 49, or 10 acres in Brandywine
"a wth u Wilmington, $50 which
NO. 9;1A Farm in Brendywlne Hundred within
in wilmington on the Philadelphia Turnpike, con-
NO. a,-A FARM of 81 aores within miles of Man
man, fl Creek aud 2 miles ofW ilminRton.
AtNp; "a FARM of 10 acres with large budlnas in
Within I 9foi Hqgded near Peace and Plenty Inn.
M "a FARM 0f4O ACRES on the Esst side OF
prnlIn 11a WINE, within miles of Wilmington, $50 -
ny. l;-752 ACRES prime land in lew Castle Hundraa
Castle. ' 1890" """hhBeoh anu New
, AZ: g. lila ACRES of land in Kent County, within
ang % WM. MetAltPRLBy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
! q u Record cory J ELI NICHOLS.

a @kes.1 LHIaEu At FTIVate Sale,
,AsssA WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE.
trim IME REAL ESTATE Of John Hayes, decd !,
tans 80 Els OF LAD be The same , GSn
Ts ., g90d quality and an excellent Orchard
HOUSE and pump the door good frame Barn csIsssa
ouss staples AID Sheds for cattle No. adjoining Ma
cotAnb ll5 ACRES be the mora or lesR nhout (
1S 5s aTs Wood land with s90d kPPLE
are good II A M T. DWELLING
HH33nns SEE, GRANARY, ,sTABE and CARRiAGE
ns ; pump a. The door The Delaware Railroad
a cultivation The greatest fenced oil from lie pb
stores sort anf ShursSss The ghoe has been within
Bridge about miles from Middletown No. S. a n ARiE
UuSE sl stable with pump at the door, in good order:
n uSaD s1 by MdSE Ga9H Any VII be
Residing on the property To be sold by order Of
nov If " ai,niiri s,rrssss,,.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

PAY THE PAINTER. See how the country edi
Tors sulfer from The remiss ness of their sub.
seribers Burlington knight Of the quill Il
moaning.
Where is the money coming from to pay for
our next issue Z! We cannot get quire with,
out the cash in advance. We have borrowed
until our SGeah5s aaaa uoI ehapys Y0EIsa
rather our wife has boarded us "free gratis FL,
nothlng." Our compositors want their wages
Our Landlord wants his rent. Our cbildren
want shoes and our wife wants a new Calico
dress. We are out of wood, out Of potatoea
out Of Hour, out Of meat, out of sugar, out oi
pauence-in short, of nearly everyt6ius, except
a clear conscience. We lodged the Sheriff, mn.
III we could no longer and have lodged our
aTeditors until we are tired. We have not a
smiling In our pocket, and you owe us two
. thousand dollars We are trying to live a
CHRISTIAN life, and hope to get to heaven. It
Affords us no satisfaction to think we shall not
NEE: you there. We should greatly prefer 10
nave you gay u.s. and thereby remove a very
of rest. '""' r''oe
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13


KANSAS COURT HOUsE.-A Kansas letter
thus describes the place where the US. Dis.
trict Court for Kansas is held
The building is evidently intended for phi.
vale residence. 1t is frame building of two
apartments, some sixteen by eighteen feet each.
In one OF these is the court ensconsed. A very
good stove is the only respectable article in the
room, and as the walls are not plastored, its
heat is required. As much of the building has
been made from green cottonwood, the heat Of
the stove evolves strong cotton. woody odor,
that is more peculiar than agreeable. A couple
Of plasterer's mules" a.e placed close to the
wall, and these, with a log laid Oh a cosple Of
blocks and ladder turned on Que edge, consti-
tute the accommodations for the Jurors and
audience. A coarse table with drawer in it,
stands at one end OF the same. Under It lie a
pair OF saddle bags, carelessly thrown, and tin
canister open at one side, in which arc q
couple o! parcels OF those mysterious papers
which puzzle the ingenuity of young lawyers,
try the metal of old ones, and are as "a sound
ing brass and tinkling symbol" to all other
sensible men. A few common and rather coarse
chairs are grouped round that table, and on
these the functionaries Of law divine are seat
cd. Judge Lecompte is the chief justice.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
Z EG LSTERYS OFFJCF

pS%sss ,; Comntv Georgetown. Sept Sd. 1863
1 iyytN n ,Ilit. APPLICATION OF J0uN uLo
NEY ita ~ 81 p lhe Admipisgtor g. T. A. Of JoiNf
il is ORDER BIZ a1 ;nun,iTe n said County, deeeascd
sGn n y; aSF9Td Is the Admnstraor II A. npe.s MI
NAM w VI ho granting letters of Administration n N
T n1 s da.e o. te sad deceased with The date Of esni
ofty DAYS Ton t 70 be posted Within
o paees q tho County Of Sussex reaurins ali ne oes
nhi H. ngalst Tie deceased, to exhibit the snina a.
nTe " N at OIL nc General Assembly Of the State Of Dei
be inserted within the same period Oh Tina ~ M wv sae
~ newspaper published in the CITY OF Winin ne
u"u 10 20 continued therein three months ''""bt"h
(TS( H. RREN under the hand aud Seal of Oioe of
'@> Aforesaid, the day and year above Written county
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
Land for Sale in NOW Castle County.

s,Sns pEI,,. ABOUT so MILES FROM PHf14A-
NV DELPHLA. The Subscriber offers for sale ~ one
- or more Tracts about 236 Acres Of Farm and Tim
Der Land q good quality, situate in 4
the Main State Road from New Castle Smyrna, by which
Is bounded the side and by the road leading from
Gums landing Blackbrd Greek to Commercial Corner
ChsrestOw the north side About 40 Acres have been
lined and now under cultivation ann about IS
have been cleared; the remainder is mostly covered with
new dwelling oase WITH Fires ss A. 81 ne
at the door, and good garden well enclosed and Apple
orchsrd There are also on the premises separate Ten
This property II very eligby situated about miles uorh
Of SMYRNA and miles south of Odessa. and miles from
Middetown, and the villages of Blaokbird and
mile from the atop a. ChsLls
town the Railroad running south through the States
Of Delaware and Mary land Baokbrd Creek navgable
for large vessels g within mes Of the property, and
Churches malls, hotels Post Offices and good Markets
for Lumber and for Farm Produce IL not disposed OF at
private sale previously II will be sold on Wenesdhy the
Nineteenth day of December 1855 at 10 O'Clock A. Nj, by
Public Sale at the Hotel of Mr. David Mckee at Odessa
late Cantwel's Bridge Title lndsputnble TERMS which
will be accommodating, will be made known at the time
of sn g. The property will be shown by the subscriber,
residing on the premlsea. WIN. COLE.
uOv sg-ts N ear BlAckhrh,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

" HUIu IuuDeI UI votes poIIed, 20; necessary :
a choice, ll4.-Adiourned.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
REAL ESTATE.


Ia WILL OFFER ATsRUBIIo SALE ON
tssaffY THyRsDAY the 2 Of December a. y, 70
1sAk- John Springer, deoeiaSd, PIN Chrstiana Hun
dred, New Castle County aud Snte Of Delaware miles
Centreville 10 Newport, mile north Of the Lancaster
turnpike adjoining anusof VIM. Cochran, Levi Springer
md others containing 1856 Acres Of land oIe or less ~
Acres Of which is Woodland well set with Timber the
rest OF good quality and in good condition. all being
lately lined, under good fence with with apple orchard and
other fruit The improvements consist of com
modiOns dwelling house part stone and part frame with
Kitchen and well house attached store sprnghoufe ever
failing spring of water stone barn with sta
bling u1derneah carriage house and and other
out buildings. As IL is presumed persons will view the
property before purchasing IL not deemed necessary to
say more Enrfher information may be had by applying
nov i9-ts LEWIS II. SPRINGER.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-24

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Five lines or less one insertion rs cents each ad
ditonal line, 8 cents.
Each additional insertion, half Of the above rates.
Displayed advertisements charged by solid mea-
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-24

"Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence
oonjure you TO believe me- fellow-ctixens jeal-
oasy Of free people ought TO be constantly awake;
fuence is one Of the most banefu foes Of republican
government - Washington 4 II gfsii sa.
"I hope we may find some means, in future, o.
shielding ourselves from foreign inhnence political
commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myselfsfrom joining in the
wish OF Sas Dean that there an ocean OF fire
between this and the old world "--Jsfsrson.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-24
From the Aberdeen Conservative.
The Gulf Stream.

MEssRs. EpIroRs: There are a variety of con.
hicting opinions TO the cause OF the Gulf Stream
and therefore hope il will not be considered van
ty on my part to give my views upon that subject.
In the outset will assume that the Equinoctial
Current and the Gulf Stream differ only in names,
hence twill only be necessary to account for Or
give tile cause of the former which seems to me
almost to explain ITSELF
As the earth has motion from West to East or
about one thousand miles hour at the Equator
II causes the waters Of the ocean as well as the
stars TO appear to move from East to West; and
by the centrifugal force OF the earth the water IL
raised much higher at the Equator than at the
poles; and ss the velocity of the earth's rotary
motion dtcroases from the Equator towards the
poles, the water partakes Of the earth's motion
about eighteen degrees North and South latitude.
This belt Of thirty-six degree, more or less,
1.-THE Equator being the center) includes the equi-
noctial current, and the motion of the earth being
much greater than the water, as tho velocity II
the current Is computed TO be, say ak miles al
hour, this current is divided at Cape st. Rogue, in
about the sixth degree south latitude, and a part
passing down the southwest angle Of South Amefi-
ca, being but small portion of the current, its
force is lost by the confusion ofeounter currents
about Cape Horn. The larger portion ofthe Gu.
rent is detected, from Cape st. Rogue opposing
the stream oblquely, 10 the northeast, the watcr
being backed from the shore and raised above the
true level by this elevation, and the motion OF
the earth it rushes into the Gulf with great veoci
ty This piling up of the waters Is forcibly Illus.
trated by the Bay of Fundy, where the sanc
causes produce tide Of sixty seventy feet.
Being thus accelerated in its velocity this vast
volume rushes through the Caribbean Sea, into
the Gulf Of Mexico, between Yucatan and Cuba,
and thence takes the name OF the Gulf Stream,
and is from It's direction less susceptible Of the
earths motion.
But from the momentum IL has received IL il
carried around the capes Of Florida with great ion.
pctuosty retaining great part Of its equinoctial
temperature aud passing off New Foundland where
II Is again DETECTED by a northern current--thc
same which drives the cebergs into the ocean high.
way between New York and Liverpool, round By
the coasts of Europe and Africa with,a diminished
current and temperature, until finally IL enters tho
equinoctial current ut the point from whence it
started, thus forming what Humboldt called "tho
great whirlpool Of the world" -
This is what conceive to be the cause Of the
Gulf Stream-a cause In accordance with natural
laws. So far as / am concerned this Is original and
thrown as waif before the public for what IL Is
worth. BLACKSMITH.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-24
BOUNTY LAND.
AFFICERS, Soldiers. Sailors. Marines

" Landsmen, Foulla men, Chaplains, Clerks,
Indians, Wagon-mssters, and Teamstcrs, (iheir
widows or minor children who have yet received
full 160 acres and who have been in service Ia days.
are entitled 10 land in any war since 1890.
Widows, whose husbands died while in service,
entitled 70 pensions, and minor orphans Of such
to years halfpay. All who believe themselves en-
titled TO Land-bounty, and Pensions, win be bene.
fitted by calling the subscriber either in person OF
by letter postpaid corner Of 9TH and streets, No.
462, opposite General Post Office.
Claims from agents examined and prosecuted upon
tho most reasonable terms.
No pay in advance, and no charge II nothing is OBJ.
tanned.
tN Refers TO the citizens generally.
Special attention given 10 suspended claims
JNO. JOHNSON,
ap 1s-1y Agent for Bounty Land Pensions.