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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

eay-Our genial friend Maj. Pat. Fita
william, Cotton Factor and Commission
Merchant, Galveston, has removed his Of
fee from l76 Strand, 20 60 Strand, over the
telegraph office, where he invites his friends
and patrons to give him yea |. we can
most heartily commend him 10 our irierds
and readers as n gentleman and thorough
business man, and to no better man conlu
they entrust their business.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
NOTICES.

lies. J.. r. MsRsr RsFsse1's'''s i'e@
F.nnia Cauug, Iasssi ihTsssh oar s'A
en- Wednesday lss' 90 bis rs'uTn hans' 'As
sissns. II his hmily rrlaiHRs his Frr'
.nss, lie paired "a wi'h = radical 50 mas
ne harm ssa rssnli hea his leaving 'hr
L.xi.l.iurs. We hal he PlrssaTe II a
,LOH ,.lk With hin, There is no hope
tia, The Legislature sll erisF = ssnsrsl
election before nsKi fall, the 'ims aN" ~
heir infamous bill, Passel Al their hTs'
session. Nhsn be len, IL vas 'heash'
there wsrs too majority ia The ssHais Ia
fa,or % the House ReseluiioHs eaniem
niHs The GsysnsTs Martial Lac, May
o. The radicals are gslusg sick ~ ha'''
and his arbitrary says, They 'sls Of 70
ors.aiIing The party ani throwing hlm
overheard. This they can never 10 while
b. |. supported by Gnh'' Mr' has
mad. a faithful representative AMI deserves
the thanks snd confidence 81 his ean'ii''
usasy. lie -,s detained on bis Journey
by high Ss,sr-ws trust he Will reach MS
hon. In safety and end al we'll
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

JACHsON-BOwEN,- Married at The
residence of the brides father, A, HoWEN,
ESQ on Thursday. November ., 1871, b.
Rev. Mr. wAnp. Mr.. T.. ", JACKSON and
Mis- FANNIE BOWEN, all Of this place,
At the brides mother on the 10th. n Nov,
by Rev. wm IlALroRn, Mr.. &, {. CARSON
to Miss. JULIA \. GOSSErr, all Of this
county.
Much joy for the young couple AMI ma
ny thanks for the abundant Jake and
wine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
.----~s - ~ -
A Living Furnace.

Tho living body il n regulated furnace. The hu'
man organism 10 more or less coml ustiblc, but not
equally so. The flood, that is to say the food In its
ira nj 'rmed stale, may be compared to the fuel, and
The more stable tissues formed from the blood, to
the iron stove which contains the fuel. Just in pro-
portion to the energy and celebrity with which life
is carried ON. does this C mbustion proccei; and just
in pr cl ortiun ny the combustion proceed, is fresh
fuel, that is TO say fresh blood, required. But in or.
der to obtain n supply offrcsh blood, food must be
present. and not only food. Int the power of cnnvar.
ting the food into blood, that is, digestive energy
Where there is a failure IN this digestive cncrgy, or
in the appetite which accompanies II timnlsn ts ~
various descriptions nrc freqmeAt'y had recourse to;
iut their effect is transient, and IL let7ed upon too
long apd too exclusively. they tend to dcrnIge the
digestive tnuctiOnn. and 10 take away the natural
desire for fo"i, which is the only tru" life supporter.
uut let Dr. Fisl's Bittrrs bo used persevering!y and
in the prescribed quantities, in conjunction with
the daily meals, and their tonic qualities will rapid
~ strengthen the digestive organs, and create at the
same time n suriCit mt and healthy appetite. And
when M abundance of wholesome fnod. (Which we
are thus enabled to take is duly digestcd and as
SINH Hated, it will give u fullness of vitality which
will take away any desire for the improper use OF
alcohol ic stimulants.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

xes. The new Episcopal Church OF pa
las is u very tasty wooden str leture and
an ornament to the city. The worEmen
are now engaged in putting on and up the
spire, which we are glad to notice We
have n great love FOR Church spires. De-
aides being very appropriate for places OF
public worship, pointing upward TO heav'
en-, where we all want to so al last howeV.
er wicked we may be, they are n decided
.dornment to a town. and when, after n
long and tircsome days journey, we catch
a distant view of them, cleaning in the
setting sun, what n pleasant sight 'hey
are 10 see, batokening civilizations rehne'
ment, n good MOTEL and a comfortable rest
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

Peterson's Magazine for December has
already arrived and presents for the Indies
admiration an abundant number of fashion
plates, handsomely executed and presenting
nil the Iutcst styles for their imitation, if
inclined thereto. The reading matter is
about as usual aud By the old contributors.
"Bn,hiul Boots is Il very pretty picture,
Price 500 II year, 3Oi, Chestnut st. Phiin'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
Or. PERRY DAKIM

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens
Ia OF Dallas and adjacent counties. that
he hes opened an INFIRMARY, where he
viii. Operate on and Treat all Surgical
Cases.
The following named Diseases will be
Treated as Spccialtics, viz.:-Fistula in
Auo, Ilemorroids or Piles, Hair Lip, Tu.
mors. Affection of the Bones md Joints,
Old Ulcers, Disehseso of the Urinary Organs,
Calculus or Stone in the Bladder, and all
Affections of the Eyes.
Special attention given the Diseases OF
WOMEN and CHILDREN.
Those living at n distance win be fur
nished Board and q Room.
OFFICE, NoRru SIDE OF MATS STREET,
three doors cast of the Public Square.
Dallas,s, Te1sa August 10Th, lSIl.-4o
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

We are glad to welcome back TO our city
the Rev. S. d. Davenport, Pastor Of the
Episcopal Church, who has been absent
some time attending the General COnven-
tion at Baltimore. Our thanks are due
him for a copy Of the ChurchmNn of octo-
Der, 18th, containing much of the inter.
esting debate on ritualism.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
RALLA. rorAm IEAAh 500. !

VAIlNe NVNNIf JEW wv "
To tLs Editor u ilr pailas ufGAta,
AZ The Publio roai near Cedar sPrines
l. almosl impss,iblv in the Lane close by
Mr.. n iliiams house; aud a very tad bridge
which is dangerous crossing near Mr. I'd
moud.on's plsee, Nc would like you TO
cali auenlioa 10 It, as | understand II has
b,eu LEI out for some time. A. The tax II
pllrl ON 10 the o%iliicns enormeu ly for
roads aud every purpose why no ha'e
,uol roads, ar At least, such as We eau pas,
over safely 2 This road has been IA baI
condition Tor over a year, Look Out MI
road superintendent or YOU may have 4"
" CITIZEN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
u.ssrs. prn,her s. Murphy

Hive now in store n large and well Sc
)ccted stock of Dry .Goods, Bootsnnd SHOES
Hats, Rendy-Mnde Clothing, Notions, etc
which they are Offering ut reduced prices
An examination of their Stool ANA fr'ccS
is respectfully ~ioquC'tcd by them. No
trouble TO show goods nj their store-do
no, forge, the place, middle door OF the
brick block, West side Of the rnh!ic
square. Ihey mean business. l%noV;iu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

Passing the Blacksmith Shop Of Jas ]
Carey, on Maia Street, Ne fsasi him bus
lily engaged At work, In his Lac HE
speciality is heavy forging, ani Pillow ma
hing, aud being al experienced practical
Locomotive Smith anil Engineer h'N'ihF
learned his business on oae 81 the beet
Railroad lines In New York the Hudson
River Road, )he /. prepared aud fully com
ts,en, TO 10 every thing In his line needed
for railroads. lie respectfully solie''s
work. See his Advertisement In another
,eoiumn,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
Ahead of the Elaiiroad!

Pwrhtr& Murphy have determined 10
dut prices Of goods down before the rail
road r~elcles Dallas. "Quick Sales and
Small Profits" is their motto, aud with
their large stock of the very best and lat.
est styles ofGoods, they cannot IAN 10 sun
the most ~fastidious. [no9:lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

A girl called to apply for a place
in Boston. The lady of the house
asked for her reference. II have
lived for FIVE years in my last place,
replied the girl IF You want to
know any more about me, ask faith
err Hawley.' The lady was favora.
blv impressed with a girl that lived
five a without changing her
Mace !: bnt she concluded to call On
Father Hawley DO you know a
girl named SO-and SOy "1es;
She lived five years in her last
MACE p YES" All correct 80 far
bet a. the lady turned TO 70. Path
err Hawley said "DO yOu know
where her last place was No;
she did not mention that. at was
in the State prison =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

Iur SEroNn NEEpICF - EHE FE9FlE 90
TENss,-Thsy nc affirm iariT opinion o.
ls5n, hy ~aWyriing the Grover 4 haser
Machine The fHt rrrmiun, for the Hest
family Sewing Machine, a the Grand
Stats Pair oflr3l, anl siK First Premiums
fuT lesi Machine stitching, Vlouhle the
numher aWauirl any other msehine,l-
Notwithstanding the great eIiarls Of our
competitors 10 ~iispange The perfection Of
our machines, the puhlIe aud The Fair As
sOoiaiions Of Louisiana aud Texas repeat
their convictions when opportunity ohers,
ne sapsrisriy II or NdrkiHss ~ nsFHT'
eLu,s cad araFi n ne e0msitf'', The sale
Of The Grover s. liaker Machine i greater
in Mississippi, Alahaman, Louisiana and
Texas than that Of any Other aud the
awards received from the Fair Assoeia'
lions Of those States double those Of all the
ether machines combined, What more
proof can We Offer, for what We - Justly
claim namely, that The Grover i Baker Is
the hest Family Sc Sins Machine, aud the
fayorile of the people ~ the South.
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Isl Canal Street, New Orleans,
Another large lot Of these Machines Just
received aud Tor sale hy
KEATON & JOHNSON,
Oct, ~, ~'7l-no7-lyl Agents, Dallas Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
NIessrs Ii. 4. Luce \ 10.

Commission Merchants, nj the Terminus OF
the TeI as Cantral Railroad, request US TO
notify their friends and patrons, that they
have opened n house at Corsicaaa, and are
prepared TO attend to any business In their
line that they may be entrusted with On
and after the Goth inst, Monday next
daily freight and passenger trains VIII
run through fiom Houston TO Corsieana'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

Capt. william Forrest, brother often
Forrest of Memphis, has been arrested in
this State for the killing of one James
Holt eighteen years ago. The Age says
Tint his Irial is this week TO take place NJ
BRENNAN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
Ladlcs' Haas,

Drr,s Goods, shawls, CloSss, Bonlerard
aud Bolmoral skirts, Corsets, and u great
variety Of other goods too Numerous 10
mention, are bein sold nj reduced prices
at the store Of Prathrr X Murphy, where
they keep the latest styles aud the very
best Of goods. [no9:lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
D. DOW TIo~son ond his o,

Rev. R.W' Thomson and his es-
Unable lady spent II fcw days in
our city during this week. They
are visiting Mrs. rs father in Loui-
siana, and will return by this way
to Dallas, where bro. Il is stationed
again this year. IL would afford
his numerous friends in this city
pleasure to hear him preach if he
can make it convenient as he re-
Home AdCOcdte.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
Ectter FrOsea Houston.

Houston Nov. 9th. 1911.
To ,lc Elitpr of the Dallas HERALD:
The prosperity of Houston continues
bright, the various Railroads. of which
abe il the center are making rapid pro-
rress ,daily adding to the extent of terrific
nv. n part of whose trade she enjoys. The
Wholesale dealers in the various depart
ments of trade, encouraged by paid sue
cess, have brought on much larger stocks
than heretofore. Merchandise can now
be purchased here by retailers in the int
rior ut very fair prices.
Our Hotels, of which we have q sufficient
number to accommodate the travelling pub
lie, are well pitronized. Immigrants, in
large numbers, from all parts of the world
are daily arriving, with II "iew OF uniting
their lestinies with those of the Lone Star
State. Many from Chicago end the North
Western States hive already arrived
Our Reel Estate -Agents seem 10 be doing n
lively business.
We hope to be able by early next sum
mer to breakfast in Houston and supper
Mt Dallas, and before the end of 1872 we
endulge the hope of being able to continue
our Journey by all Rnil to St. Louis, Chi
cago and all other points in the outside
world. Then
"No pent up Utica shall contract our
powers,
The whole unbounded continent shall be
ours
Our Wooden and Cotton Manufactures
are doing we'll. All our boss mechanics
are getting rich. City Improvements are
being rapi lily made, II market house soon
to be built to cost upwards OF two hundred
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

Men g. Boys
Clothing can be had at the Store of Pra-
ther & Murphy. They have the greatest
variety and largest stock in Northern
Texas, and at prices to suit the times;
~ no9:l In.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

1t is reported that the Atlantic q
Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Missouri,
Kansas & Texas, and North Nilsson
ri Railroads have effected a CONSOLE
dation for the purpose of forming a
grand through line from all parts
of the West to the seaboard.-hdn-
sds Tribune.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

eks- Erath county, in the late e'ectloh
for Congressman, gave Conner 100; Bry'
ant, IL; Corners majority w.
This makes Corners Majority l2,4o".
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

aey- See the advertisement of Residence
for sale n few miles from this city. For
particulars in regard to which apply at
the HERALD Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
60 TO

60 10
Prarhcr & Murphy's and get your supply
of Boots aud Shoes. They have n large
stock OF the very best, and are selling
them cheap. lhoo'i"h'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

A baker has invented q rev kind
Of yeast Ii makes bread 30 light
that a pound Of it only weighs IL
ounscc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
EST2AY NOTICES.
DA LAS COUNTY.

TAKLN UP by Benz. Wllmet, and eStrayed before
NJ. Myers. J. i. Precinct No. 3, One BAY Horse, II
years old, some saddle and harness marks, l5I2
hands high, branded p on left shoulder. Also one
LIGHT BAY HoRsE, IL hands high, I or s years old,
Saddle and harness marks; both animals appraised
at $50. lS;3t.I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

Ig5~We note another addition to the al
ready able bar of this city, W. NJ. Edwards
Esq. whose card will be found in our pres
ent issue, Mr.. Edwards, we understand, is
from Nashville, Tenn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

19s- Notwithstanding the rains of last
Sunday and Monday the Trinity has been
gradually falling and for several days the
work on the piers of the new bridge has
been going on rapidly until they are near
" completed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

DR.. II. X. Smith, n shining radical OF the
dead mackcrel kind, is announced as the
Poet Laureate If the Houston Age. His
mCtri cal descriptions Of men and things
at Austin are more funny than classical
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

A splendid stock and at reduced prices,
nj Tho store of Prn'hcr & Murphy, Also
fine Cloths, Cassiners, Tweeds, Jeans, etc.
no9tim.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
NOTICES.
HUDSON q. WOLVES
BELL
AN INVIGoRATING TONIC AND
MEDICINAL BEVERAGE,

~ NNAisfshh ~
l. warranted perfectly pure, nnd free from all dele
i.rinus substances. II IL dis'Illri expressly for eases
OF DTspEr-IA or INDIGESTION, buuTsr, Gour, RnEu'
NNTIsN, GENERAL DEBILITY, CNrAnUl ol the HLAn'
bER, pNNs In the RACK aud SroNAcrE ani all disu.s'
- uf the URINARY OGGNNL, IL gives great relief In
AsruNA, GRAVEL a-l C,LcCLI IN the BLADDER
Strengthens aud inyigoratcs The system, aud will
keep un that drradnl scunrgc. FEVER ASp AduE,
when taken in time.
Especial patti have been tak'nas to II qunliiy,
aud . permanent Uniformity Is guaranteed. This
II calculate 10 make the BELL SciINNrrs the most
reliable aud popular article ol lis kind. II Is di,til-
led from BARLEY of the finest lu.liiy, aud the ARn'
matte JUNIPER BERRY Of ITALY. Asa hcalthiul bcv.
cIagc II has m superior.
To the invalid aud those who travel, and subject
to changes of water and climate, they will lind 1t an
invaluable agent.
IIuDsuS q. W0LPE was, for the period of twenty
ycsrs, connected IN the ScnSAPPs business with his
inchlc, the late UDpLrHo WOLFE, aud his long OK.
rcTirucr aud knowledge of the business In which he
is engaged, should hc = sufficient Garantcc that he
FULLY APPRECIATES the want, ofthc public for AN arti'
clr prepared expressly toe the diseases above mem
TONED, aud NIL he asks il to give the BELL ScIINArPs
II trial, aud compare the same with others that
make The like precautions.
CAurloN! Az for IL. G. WoLTr'E BELL
SCnNAPPs."
For sale by all resoctablc Grocrrs aud Apothcca.
rics.
HUDSON G. WOLFE Co.,
ONCE. Is South William St., New York.
Oct lith lSTl-j: mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
4. r. a y
Male & Female Academy.

T'uE hTsi session ~ ihis srhnHi sUl e"mursor
lathe uli HEEAIp umrr "a tho lAih u N"'rm'
ifT aui u1nilEur rishl u"nsFnilN" m"hlhs "hN
The sur4TNtsion 1T " ". natis, assisted ~ snrh
IfarhrTs a. tho Nrk,ai hfuanis- iuirssaT IaNls
prla~s ia ooulugt lhe srhssl ani ns~ tho slaS
sais y issfrsu.ss 80 . ~lspsnlm hrsAiHFaa asH H.
ls'0Tsis IaEish,
Ths ra-. II fuiisun will - a. Eilawsl
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT pr monih,r'''''rs is,
INTpnNIbIAr I itn
tnlLhsiAfh,, ''',r,,'''r~s' r'~'''' ''''''g "''''''''
pnpNfu sytE 80
Incidental frr, Ter session, -,,r,',',,,, -'r--'' '''s'''' ~,
The ai1yr ralss arc uniu, aud dur a. tho rhd ~
each month, FuPils rhaFsui from iimroI entrance
unIii the elusn II the session uHlrss special ariahs''
mrnis are made a. Ito contrary,
Ne lrluriiun all DO made except In case "iPro'
trartri sirLnrss
nalIas, Nov. llth lssl-El ne,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

A wretehed Kansas village Is
named Devils Delight.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18
MARRIED.

DALLAS, Texas, Nov, ., 1871,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-07
Don't Marry for Money.

:" Oh, dear, / wish he would come u
Kate Talbot looked at her watch,
and then ran out into the hall TO COM
pare its enamelled hands with the
ponderous dial OF, the old clock on the
landing; and then she looked down
the elm-shadowed perspective of the
quiet road, and then took yet second
glance at the watch, with an Impatient
sort of sigh.
She was a tall, handsome girl, with
light brown hair coiled around her
head in a cornet fashion, which har-
monized with the royal way she had
of throwing back her slender, white
throat, and the stately grace of every
motion. Her eyes, large and soft, of a
peculiar hazel tint, were full of dreary
| languor and the white and pink
bloom of her cheeks betokened very
plainly that she never turned day into
night and night into day, after the ap-
proved fashion of metropolitan bellies.
| No; Kate Talbot was a rustic beauty,
| fresh and uncontaminated by the sim
lister influence of fashionable life. aa
tsHere he comes, and he is not alone"
And. within Just thirty seconds,
Miss Talbot was on the steps of the
portico, inclining her head to Mi.
Rossmere Wylie, and holding out an
eager, fiuttering little hand towards
her father He shook his head! l!.,h
.,5 No letter, papa s''3 3 of 25 !. I9f ..5iF b
hro" None, KATY go s.albalsai toI con
Rossmere' squiek eye scanned Hates
countenance as she stood there, a sin
Gle rose among her dark tresses, and
one hand slightly holding together the
folds of her blue cashmere shawl
How plainly he saw the expression of
keen disappointment that futtered
across her perfect Greek features.
".Kate," said Mr.. Talbot, quietly
dismountingsfrom his horse, t'some-
how, it is. difficult for me to believe in
this gay cavalier of yours 4
E3lass Papa !" s ..f".5..f..s
"Out of sight, out of mind,n is a
very old proverb, you know, my dear
and it is just possible, among the at
fractions of q gay watering place, that
he has forgotten the little wild flower
of the Wellington hills.Dmpa4 .sInssi
q. Never, papa! You and Rossmere
always were unjustly prejudiced
against him."
| -Katespoke with genuine enthusiasm
She believed in Henry Gaylor just as
implicitly as she believed in the liquid
sunshine at her feet, and it seemed i'm
possible that any one else should for
a moment doubt his truth and sinceri-
ty.. "a, .l.l.i s.s5.s.,s!'s
Rossmere Wylie looked at her with
grave intentness. Suppose-suppose
for an instant that Henry5lwas faith
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-07
VITO ARE ENrprIEpo TO EBogNr1
sbfeaj.i9 ,.saiIe5t hands, 10 ,,ofleiaF,is

/: Gbu9f1f HBoDGJF1f111f-sf 10 EDIlEI9DtS
4: sfThe Commissioner of Pensions will
lsoonissue, Instructions and new regu-
i&tions forlprocuring bonntysand land
Warrants lthroushi that office. The
Following instructions will be of in
derestItoImanyn9q s'TSiBios Lm iiiAD
II The actsiof Congress now in5 force
lgrantingl bounty land entitle each of
fhe he.surYiYing1 persons inthe following
caassesBto aoertificate or warrant for
such4iiantity OF land as shall make,
I'M the whole. with, what he may, have
-heretoforerfec 16e acres, provi-I
sdedhe shall have served period of
not1ess than foorteeni days. to wit:
l1o4g Commissioned and non commits
stoned officers; ;fnusicians and privates,
whether OF 1.-The regulars Volunteers,
rangers, or militia, who W ere regular
lay mustered into the service of the
| United States in any of the wars in
/ which This country has been engaged
sihee1790 and prior to March 3, 1866,
to Wito y 9dl fiB dgHodjla II "a bGefs F,
EFoIE Commissioned and,non-eemmis-
stoned officers, seah1en, ordinary sea-
men, fictiffamen, marines, clerks and
,landsmeh I'm The navy in an of said
kis1II. Militia, volunteers, and State
troops OF any State or Territory called
into military iservice,r and regularly
Imustered therein, and whose services
-hagesb been paid by thee Unified States.
lsdIW .bMagonmasterso and teamsteDs
swho hhve beene employe Q under the
direction of ofocompefant6 authority, in
Etimeaof war; in the transportation of
himiiifaf'ygstofesg and supplies. tE9nnfTs
Il. y & Al
Folutiohary War3 and marines, seamen,
and othenp in the naval service
ofstiie United States during thatwar.
bdfNh Ohaplains ~ hoi served with the
army in theloseveral ewarsI of this
country. ,YjT9diI OF asiai safg51 U4l9
lusVH. Volunteers who served, with
the armed forces ofTthe limited States
] I'M any OF itheowars mentioned, sub
jectfo military orders, whe ether sregn-
biariy mustered into the service of the
United States ior iilot.o o5 gGltgm9j+a
Each! Off kl1ej surviving persons in
the following classes are entitled to a
like1c certificate for a. like quantity of
bland. without regard to the length of
IlserRice (pfovided they were regularly
ptnnstered into service) to wit :: Ogqqt
TO I9r0fifcers sand soldiers who have
been actually engaged in any battle in
any ofsthe wars in which this country
has been engaged prior to the war of
the ir6bellion. sWiH Yi5nq neaildGQsd
2. Those volunteers who served at
the invasion of Plattsburg, in Septem-
ber, iny1614. bHaIjO93 10 4dAn 7aO
SIa 81 The volunteers who served at the
battle of Kings Mountain, in the Rev
oltltionary War nwo on" 3flr
tsd4. fTheSvolunteer who served at the
battle OF Nickojack against the Con-
| feaetate saNages OF the South. nv
| 8. The volunteers who served at tho
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-09-07
JOHN MoCLUN,.

Cen sr,al gent, represents the fol-
lowing reliable companies y: .,
AMERICAN, Chicago, H.; GREAT WESTERN.
1,bicaoo iii !: YoNKERs AND NEW YORK. New
york :IYCoMINa. MuneFS Pa N NoRTHWEsI-
TsiSS MUTUAL LIFE, Milwaukee, CON-
MoNwEALTH LIFE ms. Co., New YORK.
s1ffee with F. W. Coffin. in Phenix Block,
over Second National Bank Rayenna, Ohio
Feb 9. 1871, 12S-tf.