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EMANrEL iIprT FL. SAMUEL SIDEBOTToh
Hotel & eidebottom


CIR ROCEkY AND PRODUCE STORE.
HA\ING purchased the stock OF II.
l. Il R"hm. IN this store, we have made
large add,t,uns ,f carefully selected e. ods
ami wish 10 call the attention Of curl In
ers ant the public tn cur esta bl;s ;shmen',
where we intend always To ke p TN hand,
gen raj aud su,eriur assortment ot ull
articles in the Grocery line; also Provis.
ions. produre, meat, Queenswure, &C.. &r..
which We fh,ter ourselves we can offer Oh
as guhd terms as any similar house. ru
10 our friends from the country, We say,
bring ON your produce, for which We will
give you the highest market price.
To our city friends we say come one
come all, and examine for yourselves.
BY a cheerful attention to your wants, we
trust to deserve your patronage.
Remember. HoITEL ~ SIDEBoTToN's,
Market street, first door abnve Jefferson
Branch Blnk. Marchl2-3m y
State Of Ohio, Jefferson County IS.
+ A''''S vs.. ADAMS Common Pleas ., Feb
Alcx,ndpr Bailey d term. ~ d. 1856
El'xabeth his wife &
William h. Wallace. Petition.
| The defendants will take notice that the
plaintiff mas filed his petition in lhs cour,, sta.
iiny thar he -aid Al,xandrr Bailey aud Eliza.
beth his, lie, did on the ooh day Of Novem
her, d. 1854, made, ~ cue aud deliver to
the ssid plaintiff, morigrge upon lo' in
Hamanndssie. nursbered 'lhrr 10 secure
the payurnt Of three hnndnrd dol ars, loaned
TO he said Ba Icy on thai day aud 10 br pad
IN twelve months after da,e That the same il
how due and pa, able with interest. according
10 ,h. tenor and feet IL III. said ded II
mortgage Wherefore ih.' plant fprays indg,
/ urnt. aid ilai lie "a Il 10 abb prn IL : may
hc taken ~ Ev'enlInn and ,o'd I" eaIiy the
.aa Il. bf, .rconing o The covenants cin.
! talu,d IT, The AID dad Aud lor other aud
FOR ths silci, 81.
j " 81 5, sIplELy.il, P..G.
wssiaa
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GRAHAM s AMERICAN MONTHLY
MAGAZINE.
The Best Family Magazine IN America.
ESTABLISHED IN 1927
Devoted 10 Literature, Art md Fashion


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the January number. 1885, will contain
over Twelve Hundred Pages Of the choicest
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Will contain spendld Steel Engraving: a
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colhred one or more articles. richly illustrated
with wood engrayings: Miscellaneous pr,,p
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SHORTEN & BRO.

MANUFACTURERS of ALL KINDS OF
TRAVELLING and Packing Trunks, va
lises Ladies Bnnue, B"xpa, etc corner Of
Wnnd aud Liberty Streets --alSo corner Wood
ana 5'h Streets. Pittsburgh. Pa.
" Wholesale orders promptly filled Al the
"we>t p,INbe prices. Repairing lon. II the
best order .. s.pt. Is 6ui.
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New Cheap and Best Ready Made Cloth,
ing to be had at E. Frohmans & Co,

THE UNDERSIGNED have for the
Winter and Swing sale- very general and
universally admired stock Of Ready Made
Clnhing which can be recommended. being
manufactured At heir own hnu-p in Cincinnati.
made expressly for their own trade, hey are
prepared 10 give bargains 10 customers and
hnld "nt better Inducements than any other
Cnthins establishment in the county. They
now bna>t Of an entirely complete, and alriosl
exclusively new stock, comprising all the Ia
test styles aud descriptions Of Pants and plain
cloth dress, Frnck coats. Btx Sick, run Bu>i
m'ss coats. They have splendid variety for
men and boy.
Marn feet Vests. plain and prepared Silk,
Sa met. cImh, aud velyp; all col"r~ d
~haies. One Thuu-aud m ,rr articles ot cloth.
ing for gentl"men's and hoy>'s wear, rmbrac.
ing all kinds "f Fashionable" aud servieeabr
gund,. at the cheap cash Sore Of
z FROHMAN h Co..
Washington Hall Building. Sleubenville.
| nov. ii, 55
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

ICO PAINT ERs.--We have received 4
= large lot Of Paint Brushes, from the crlpbra
It'd Man,faciory Of J. G McKG>sy a Co. I,
mitch We mvnr your rrp'cial alien I'm Thes,
Brushes ary unsurpassed for durability and
pias,ri,y We have aisn new afliclp at PAM
Brpsh for paint ny k,mfs at houses. hoale, DC
Also = hue assortment IL BENDER. .GraiilhI
Ihusb.s And Brick LA;rts
n.sNlAG & NELvlN.
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SEkTENcED.--Jndge Bos.wick. on Sat.
urday, sentenced Edsel ssely, and vii,
liam Seely each. u three years ia the
Peni'entiary, for bnrgary, and Samuel
Grotf to implison@eatiu the Penilentpry
ToR LIFE.
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I o. o, r.
NIMROD ENCAMPMENT No. 3.

NIMR0D ENCAMPMENT No. 3. 7.
Az o. o F. mrets every second, and fourth
Fridays. at 6if o'chck 2. M. in J,ffrFson
Lodge rooms, ON Third Slret, over Gatrat's
Store. B.iiamu Pearvp "a. r.. j. A. Walker
8. W.. John Waggnpr, Scribe
Jefferson Lnhg+ No, 6. l. o o. r.. mectA
every Tuesday a 6 ! o'elock. p M, ia Ihelr
hall ON Third street, pvrr GaIrttl'a STORE. jas
O'Npal. IT,, Nc. HIS. B. Trayntr, v, O..
Gen. Is Means. Sccrrtary.
Cnod Will Lodge NJ, i4l. ]. O, o. r, meets
every Thursday at 6i-2 o'clock, p. m. III iheif
Hall on Fourth street, over Beatty 4 Steflman's
g ore. D. Filnon, N a., o N. Thatcher,
V g., WIN Arbnugh,Srcretary:
Feb lSSS
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IHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sR JAMES cLARREs
CELEBRATED FEln.4LE PILLS

CELEDHd 4 EU fEIHdLE FILLo
pREPARED from prescription Of Slr
L James Clarke, " d Physician Extraordina-
~ TO the Queen. This Invaluable medicine |.
unfailng N lie cure of all those painful and
dangerous diseases Incident to the female con
-iitution.
II moderatp+ all excess. removes all obStruc
lions, aud brings on the monthly period with
regularity. These Pills should b" used two or
three weeks previous t" confinement they Tor
tify the constitution. aud lesser the suffering
duriHg labor, enabling the mother 10 perform
her duties with safety to herself AMI chill.
These Pills should not BE- taken by frmale'
during the fr,t three months of pregnancy,
as they are sure to bring on miscarriage, bu'
at any other lime they are safe.
In slfcasrs Of Lrrvcus and ,p'nal aff' cti,'n'
pain IN the back aid limbs, hra, iness, fatigue
on slight ,xeriion., palpitai,n of The heart
lOvness o. spirits, hystcr c. sick hpadac he
whites aud all the painful disras.% "ccasIonrC
by di,orderd system. these pills ill eifec
Il cure when all other inean> have failed. an,
al hough powerful remedy, does n0l contain
iron, calomel, ,antinony, or other mineral.
Full directions acc 'mpanyug each pickage
Price in the United States and Canada, uii
dnllar.
Sole Agents for thi. Country.
|. G. BALDWIN & Co.
| .... Rochester, ny.
FUTILE GMosES, AuLura N. Y Geuer'
Agents.
NIB. $l.UO and 6 postage stamps encNose
To any anlhoaized agrut. will insure bUtll
Of the pills by return mail,
For sale wholesale" aud r tail by
, IiENlNG & MELVIN. Stpnbcnvill
and hy Druggists generally. dec- IL
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

Dltp Oa Thursdny, The 6 n ins',. Mrs.
AN>IE j. BERLIN in the 63l year of hei
age. ..s,'
Mrs. lhprrin was nat i've "f PonnsSl
vanla anil d,ughrr If the Iate tnl. J In
E ,ioi,. wh served his chnnirv vi hcdur
Agr and fl lily in The lail,, aad revou.
ii,Irary wars. |.-
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Dunlap q Cob.e,

HAVE jnsr npe ed All extensive stock
IA of well selected Dry Goods. comprising
neatly every article in hat line. t,igcther with
full supply VI Groc'r,e', Qaeenswars. etc.
Believing with Others th,t the ready pay
System il for the Mutual a alrantage al Both
,pll and consumer, they will therefore in fu.
rure conine themselves tu ii as much as poss.
rble -d.parling IRON it only With careful dia'
crimnatinn in order that prouptness may be
secured thus enabling thrm 10 olfr their
goods at a smnlt advance un cost. That the
purchasing community may be assured that
bargains are TO be obtaIned, they are respect
iuliy iu,hpd To call ~ therorner of Fourth aud
Adaiu. slrer's, aud Judge tor lhtmsri.ss. H
| &C 2i-6m DUNLAP d COBLE
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

To CoErRIbuToRs Enigmas
have been received this week, which shall
DO published iniheir regular order.
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NOTICE.

THE Advertiser would respectfully an
nouuce to his customers and the public gen.
orally that he continues to supply the va
rious Maguz,nes below named, ut the pr
ces annexed. ner annnm. VIZ;
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

OsWe invite atlentionto the advrrt'sr.
msnspi Hotel 4 SidebOt,tm, inti'ispaper.
They ksepen excellent variety in their
line md sFll y Scn reasonable terms. GIVE
them EaIl.e.hsy arc ials spd gsutsmpnly
'f'rnfnrt
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

THE LATE CATAsTR PME.-The 81
Louis luteiligencer "f Thursday says
There are nunlhrr> oi our cllzrnS. as well
as Others al a distance from 81. Louis,
who have formed rrrone"nS opinions III
r. ference tn the extent { damage d ne I"
The steamboats, d'ri the ia-' terrible Ca.
las r"phe, aud in order I" imp,rl c"rrec'
information To our readers, we have made
out a sta einrni af HE taos which ma,
he relied upun AZ c"r'ec. The rxciie-
lnrnt accident ~ crmrrei e. ST the KIND
l,avltg passed away, we are now enabled
In give reiiai le information as 10 TIE ac'
,ual l0sAes aud damages:
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Sheriff Sale.


John Rex
vs. sale on Par-
benjamin f. Speaker ct al,\ tion.
DY virtue OF an order of sac in this cnse
ID issued cut of the Court Of Common
Pleas in and f,r thn counryof jefferson and
st. ts of Ohio. bearing date the I0tb dNy
OF Marcel, 1875, urd t" ME directed, ] vii
expose to SAL by public vrndne and cutlery
AT the front door Of the Court House, in
Steub"nville, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, the IL h day o. April, 1856
between the hours Of 10 o'cl,rk a. NJ. and
4 p. m. of said day. the following described
tract Of land with the appurtenances lying
and being in the county OF Jefferson and
State of Ohio, aud more particularly de-
scr bed as follows, tn-wi: being the north
east quarter Of se' ton one, township no.
seven in range no two in the Steub"nville
land di i>trirt containing one hundred and
sx,y acres more or less. Terms Of SAL,
one third cash on the day of sule. one third
in Twelve mnnths and the balance in two
years with interest on the deferred p yments
to be secured hy uortgage nn the property,
JAMES II. BIINN, sheriff,
G.. ~ Nar IN
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. Ragsn:-Piease announce the
name Of Jabrz Smith. as u candidate for
the Office Of City Treasurer, subject io
the decision Of The American Party.
MANY VOTERS.
Eieubenville. March I, 1856.
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HAMPTON CAMPBELL & CO.
VII LEs,L DEALrRr ~

r ANY MADE ClOFillNG
NJ l2S Wood = rect. Pittsburgh
I'VE haze rem v"d IN our new ware
" hnn.v M 1873 Wood >t and offr far sale
on Liberal terms. a v.rv large a>.0rtmr.t Ut
Ready made clohirg, furr hin e y" d.. shirts
handkp,chi"f- Glove. Hosiery. sn pet d RS
umbrellas. &c la which W" invite attention.
Our clo hing has been manufactured by txpe.
ri, need wo knrp IN III" very hest manner.
trimmed rl,ga, !, aud In lhr no.l perfect
.haIrs aid b lrrs ~ low 'la' hnN'r- 'an
make up IN a>."r,Iu,rh # Mt'S Near at a
vpr, small east. lha Will give ,h'm sai>farIi' II
sp'l # chAn. leave no nmnants aid aff nl
move prof than ny other article Of 'rair.
ia PIUN, CANE BELL u u.
Mario | Sc 3w
School Examiners Notice to Teachers
FNllE mex ,xem n t'"n WILL h' hell
u IN Smlhi,ld. oh Fidav, the 2sth inst
beginning q NINE cock II m
| BY order ul IN, Rnar.l.
! N. DES LIAM. Clerk
S'rubenvill.. Marl2 1T
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FRANKLIN BRASS FoVNpRE,i

JAMES r. SHERIFF, Rroprieteg
TINE Subscriber respectfully intnEthg
= his friends aud the public generally; thse
he has erected aud estdhli-hed, immreiqtel9
adjoining the Franklin Machine Shop
BRASS FOUNDRY.
For the parrose Of supplying the public wiz
ysry,hins 10 that line. such ~ RraSeas tps ~
kind, Of machinery. Brass corll +. Valves. bard
B, asa Bearings and Boxea klE shnhine Rsllsg
difFeren, kinds and sixss. also. Etiction hoprlA,
All wo,k done with quiokness and dlspeic4s
Orders respectfully solicited.
Market prios paid for old brasa. corr 1'14
and load.
E.B MOLD metal banght lfena mlnolss e.
other ire pnns,he persons, with out ~ ol'les
nnv "a. -ly. JAS 4. VI M.lsvlF e A<ep|
Il UN,: SH HlWLs.~~Riy susie lnee aRe
IA square shawl. \ goo1 ae>pEsIoe1I
an m, q and lor tals low ATTIC tofeo
dsr. IL. 4 4.
lSE.Us'E. periwd y rElmf les
| - tssr, lresF ! ssei IsI .I.h Z
i, Vs,d. Fsbi, E'efsi. s''si W. -s'p - '.''''
L.S.b q a. =. tlk1oN Al a l-I-
To- 81 |'' |. .||||
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Drugs. Drugs!l Drugs u!
- u. Ski.LE ISr WmlesIle l,ruevit
% :. r'~ne.weSl Ill ssSasSE E1ssstaryA. pa
Eps. 26 dh-iy.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

BADLY rAMAGED.
The New ~. Paul will hreak in
Two in all probA,Iity. Sine was had y
broken last night. Submarine NJ. 8
Alice, Wiggins, Ferry, Cara. Australia,
Brunelle, Falls City. Altoona, Niagara.
Lamartinr, Jenny |. nd.
MORE Or LES DAMAGED.
+. X. Aubrey, ]. l. Milbnrn. I.uena.
Gossa,ner, Badg State, J.. :. Prlnsle.
Ben Bolt, Polar Star, Fmest RISE, Paul
J mes. A. B. Chambers. ChAllengA. Lac
lede, Die v, rnou. Jy.nnir Dean. Lnnis-
vile. Vim. Baird, Minntsoii. WesteIner,
A. Z. God,lin. There may have been
other boats at the landing thar were inju.
red, but # they were. their injuries were
SO slight that i, was not considered worth
speaking about.
In addition to the sunken boats. We
have yet to add he Sonora, bit as she
,Gnk up The Missouri river, we did not
include her in our lisl Of disasters at The
ST. Louis WHAT.
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N & J. s Dixie,
'" WHOLESALE GROEERS,
At the old stand Of NJ. Andrews q Son,
NARKtT STREET.
STEURENVILLE. OHIO.
IN ArTACIINENT..-

NOTICE IN ATTACHNENT..-
: Frederick Oammaran aud r. II. Stow, dning
hl-,nnSs und.r the name If the New York d
Ohio Cnal Company. def nlan's, willtak no
tice that at the instance m Philip r Geise.
plaintiff. an or Ter Of attachment az ainSt the
goods. chattels. DC . Of the defcndants. was M
the l5h day Of January. 1856. issued BY
Samuel Paisley. aJu>t,cs of III, Peace. for Sa
line tovn,hip, Jefferson conniv, Ohio, for the
um of $i32, 10. fpbl3-3t
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The Watson House.

g WATSON. having most entirely ~
81 furnished and fitted up anew his Rpaeicue
hnpl ir the town of New Llsbon, ~ now pre-
pared to arcomnlndale ,he travelling public u
the hest style. Iii. table Will he elvays TN
ni,h d with the most cholcs products o. ~
season, and the treatment pf bis .gnefls yiu ~
ways bs Aach .. to give full aud general ssils,
faction.
Call at the sign o. shs CROSS KEYp. Esy
| LISBON. June ".
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-12

PRorRACTEB MEETiN0s IN STEUBEN.
WLLE.-Fnr m0r than three weeks there
, has been in progress religious meetings IN
The different Methodist Churches in This
city. The congregation under The charge
If The Rev. J. Burns. has been favor' d
r with twenty-five sermons from the Rev.
\ Jacob Fowler, q mi itr of the ,Norh II
q linois Conference Of the NJ. p. Church -
Many have been hopefully converted I"
God through the well direc'ed labors OF
this devoted minister of lhe Gospel
Congregations lave been unusually large
and attentive the membership have be.
come greatly encouraged, and the substln-
tial good accomplished Can any be ca'cu-
laled III eternity. Mr.. Fowler pnssesse>
the requisite qualifications to be eminent
" useful as administer Of the Gospel
plain. pointed, practical and iorcihlr, much
better ca Gu altd 10 ri,it The attention and
10 reach the hart aud conscience Of the
sinner, than The dry and studied perform,
ances If some Of the .cnl site dlvines el
The present day. Many Important les
sons Of srripiual inslric'inns have been
delivered 10 us by this faithful minister ol
Christ. during his shol, s,ay.ainnl gslus
which will long br remembered, and w
ho,e that on the day of 6nal reckoning
he may have. as the result ot his labpuri
in S,eubenyille, many stars in his crow,
" rejoicing.
In The Two charges Of the M. +. Church
there has also been good workin pro
gress. Il will be gratifying 20 al ih'
!riendsof religion. 10 learn that in tn
H..mline Church, under the PASTORAL car
ofyBro. Swaney, ,hs,e are indications 9
great good. The charge Of Bro. Thomas
South Street Church Ia. pariook largely .
The displays Of Divine grace.
CoMMENDABLg ~ We were highly gra,
ikpd with Tie action of The members q
the lsl Presbyi,rlan Church. IN rcftrruc
20 The resignation of the Rv. II. G. Co
Vi p. u ID.
sningo. Their conduct st"ws how high
y they appreciate his PASTORAL services
and paysa jus, tribute to one VIII" ha
drvoled The prime Of his life to their We
fare. q
Mr.. Comingo. who has been ahroa
4 some ,ime, for the purpose "f rerrnfin
his health, while at Rome. desparing :
:, ever being able iO resume his minister;
du,ies, seGt home kis resignation. Th
congregation met en- mosse, refused To al
eep, his rendered 'cs gnali"n, and mal
unanimously res lved 10 continue his "a
ary. a
MI Our earnest desire is, thai their believe
pastor may return 10 his native land. r
stored TO heath. and continue. I"ng
shine a ''brigh' and bdss, TX light
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tie is prepared ulsO to tiIl all orders f"r
standard and miscellaneous books, and the
current literature OF the day, whether # IN
the trade or other walks of industry
Having had experience of fifteen years in
the book aud Periodical Trade, he believes
that lie can give entire satlstaction to al
parties entrusting him with orders.
S ecimen numbers otthe Magazines on
receipt ofsix post Office letter stamps for
So or So Mag zines, and for twelve tuch
stamps sa mple ofthe S. or So works v i'll
be sent. etters of inquiry must contain
II stamp for the return postage.-B1ok'
sent, post paid, on the receipt Of publish
er'S advertised prices. Address.
WILLIAM PATTON,
Bookseller, lioboAen, New Jersey.
GHrPublsher's Of Newspapers giving thu
above advertisement with this not'cr) :
few insertions aud sending a marked copy
to advertiser, will be entitled TO any ont
of he Periodicals in the above list Tor ont
year.
Phase send Frank Leslie's Gazette O
Fashions. .s.
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.


II w BROWNING, MERCHANT TAILOR.
/. under the United States Hotel, would re
spectiuliy inform his customers and the public
generally, that he has just received New Fail and
Winter Goods IN great variety. Such ms Cloths
tassimeres, and Vestings, Of the latest importa
on, and IS prepared TO have them made up al
ace shortest notice, in the most fashionable man
uer, aud al low rates Of prices. trg
Having made arrangements TO go into the
Ready made Clothing business" extensively this
season, he feels confident that he can offer to
THOSE wishing TO purchase stock OF Clothing,
mol nier.or 70 any in this city, and not made up at
The north, ~ y usually the case with work sold
here; but cut 10 his own establishment and made
10y our own needy citizens in this dull season Al
low rates OF prices. He is enabled therefore 10
compete with northern work in po,nt or nrices
and 10 quality and style, he will leave for those
who favor him with call 10 nudge
He can sell whole suits, Coat Parts and w.,
al the following low rates:
Good suit for business purposes out Of cloth or
cashmere, for the small sum of. ........Sl5
Dress and Frock Coats, from .....Sl0 10 500
Over-coats Of different styles from. .sl2 to S2s
Black and fancy Pantalocns, fronro. SO Soto SIC
SILK and velvet Vests, from. ........s2 so to SIC
This stock Of Clothing is Of superior quality
aud has been made up since hereceived the fal
and winter fashions
he keeps constantly on hand a large assortment
OF fancy artcles-such as gloves, cravats, collars
umbrellas, &c.
Sole agent for the sale Of Scots Report
Fashions in this city.
Sept l4--tf
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-24

n ARE PENSION BOOKS Lands In
IL Illinois TO Soldiers Of the Late War" giving
the names of each soldier TO whom'a patent was
issued for land lying in the military bounty land,
district for services in the late war, with Eng
land y the description of the tract of land granted
10 each, with the date of the patent; the company
and regiment in which they severally served, and
by whom each patent was received. single
copy for sale. Na
Old Pension Rolls of Indiana and North Caro-
lima. A
List of Pensioners of the United States under
the act Of 18th of March, 1913, showing the rank
and line in which each served
Virginia Muster Rolls 24~
Virginia Pay Rolls.
List of Rejected and suspended Pensions, with
the reasons for the rejection or suspension
T = sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-04-24

ID ARTLETTS AMERICAN ExFLOn-
Id ing Expedition.-Personal narrative OF ex-
porations and incidents in Texas, New Mexico,
California, Sonora, aud Chihuahua, y y. H. Bart
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