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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
Slad6riC1t

wirb hermit 9e9eben, bas Die llneerseitnes
ten alS 9lcminiitrators BON Der SointerIasens
ihaft bcs oerftcrbenen S dcpb 3 erseL
lebthin oon HiebersWacun9ie GaunId,ip Qes
ha @auntp, an9eiteDt mDrpen iInb. 9Ille birs
jeui9en, peld,e nod red,nldsi9e 9Irforceruns
gen an befa9te Sinterla6enidaft haten, ipcrs
oen baber ernitlid, anf9efcrcert, innerbalb 6
Wpden bel ben Administrators ihre &ed,s
runsen ,potlbefdttgt einsubdnbi9en. limb
1olde, rpelde nod auf ir9enb cine 9lrt fhuls
big IInb, iperben ebenfals auf9efcrecrt biits
nen eria9ter 3eit 3ihti9feit gu MAIDEN bel
ben llnterseihneten in gllIentaun.
SAUL Snau6, 9lomint@
Deter Geinib ibmibt 5 ftratorS.
SuID %. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
Sie auIbenen 90Tct DeS Sprn. Ban
Sfurcn,

gl(s es suerft befaunt semadt purbe, SaB
sNr. Ban Suren 0clbene eSffel an ieiner 2as
fel gebrauhe, lpuroe es cine 9Bbi9 en9e 9es
nannt. Go 1T fein Short capcn tpabr, be-
baupteten Die 9cfc Scfo 3eitun9en-eie Ses
amten uno ihre @prtrecner. -Settcem aber
bic Sadie ndber unteriuht uno ernitbafter
behauptet mtrp, ia9t bic "@'lObs" Ban Su1
ren6 SccfSeitun9:
"Des prcGbenten G6ffel flno fiber, per9cls
bet pber NIT Sob 9rlpaiten, nno ntht eas
'frloe Wetal, fpeldbes Sorn Ban Suren fur
bic Gafhcn oeS Bolts aufbeWabren mc9te. {"
90, 70, enclih habrn mir Nnu bod oieles
Gjefdnbuts, caB bic Q6fel bes prefoeuten
beroclcet iIno - bieies 9lauben mir it bic
b albe 8ahrheit, uuo Denn Die anbere
Sodlftc nod, baSu fommt, 70 pirS eS ld, Seis
gen ras fc mirtlib Gplc Tnc. limb bieie
Gerihwrnouugcn weroen Gempfratte 9e>
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
NQCbriC6t

ipirb hermit 9e9eben, oaB ber lluteridriebcs
ne ais 9tominiitratpr bon Der Sointerlaheus
Ifaft beS oerltcrbenen SoenrD 9. Set
er, lesttin bon Der Stabt 9laentalln, err
nannt wcrben lit. 9lle welde Scrberungen
an bic benamte Ntnterla6enfhaft haben, bes
lieben ibre 9led,nunsen on ben llnterScid,nrs
ten einsubdnbiaen. llno ale ipldle, peld,e
auf ir9cno cine 9lrt al jene Sotnterlascnitaft
ltuloi9 fGno, ipercen eriudt spiihen nun
unb ben 1iten SctCter abSubesablcn.
6. Yrct.
cSulY %. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29

,piircen. Tiefe @lafIe Biir9er bait 81 alien
2eiten cas 9anb alifredt, beSablt lelne slb9as
ben IN Nrieecn ilno fId,t feline Sdladfen I'm
,Rrieee. DieIe @laiie ffebt ifets uno inter
allen llmifdnoen als Elm tarfer 2hurnl aut'
redt furs Saterlano. Gin 9lmeritaner trH<
te err6tben icId,e fhdblide Seberal eebren
aussuIprehen peer iIe ais fem ansnertenner.
Die 3eit it berbei 9efcnten, no ein gSeds
fel Der Nerrider nptbwenoig 9erorben. Die
SeeiirfniiIe bes 2anoes fprbern ibn. las
8olf 1T baSu bereit unb perlan9t ibn. 9lber
mir baben nit einem npbl9eprceten II. iilddls
tiaen 1einbe su fdmpfen. llnlre @e9ner bas
ben SeIB bon ben ifarfen Sefeiti9un9en Der
Qlemter uno Der Sdasfammer bes eanoes-
Oeit bieien haben iIe elm @ebduce erridtet,
,pcrin iIe bofen fIder Su iein. 9lber ite lrren
iIf. @s niro irie @is serihmelSen Dor Dem
erbisten llntpillen zines iebr beleioigten rno
aefrdnften 8clfes. Sdon werben iIe9efpabr
bas es unter ibren Sileen wegifmilst. Wir
bhrfen jebpd nid)t 9leih9iiltis lein une ipr9s
los suIeben; icnoeru nm ;u'fe9en mi,iier mir
tb6tta Iein. gSir miiiien ooran 9eben nit
warnlen @ifer. &einer icllte fld, als pereins
aelter Burger anfeben, uuo caB fein Sifet
nur eines ;dblen rpirb i'm Stimmfafen. 9Ste
auf oem Sdladtfelbe, mo jeeer Sploat be-
eenten icQtr, oas Der Sie9 BON Der Stdrfe
ieiues einselnen Qlrmes abbdn9e 10 fpate jes
Der Sreuno bes tapfern Narriipn becenfeli,
bas eas Shidfal Der Station pom ietucr eins
senen Sttmme abhdn9e.
9Bir Gno Defenders 9lilflih IN Der sluss
,pahl uuierS 6 notoaten 9epcien. Seit
Bertb 1T ncbl befannt. Sene Weisteit,
Observation-Disclosures uno @aterlanoSIiebe Tno
nit Der Geibidte uuIers eanoes permebt.
Su feiner llnteritiibun9 fnbet iId cine Ses
9eilteriing in bem SosrSen bes gclfes, bic iGrs
mer heller uub beller brennt, hcher uno bos
her ftei9t, weiter unb weiter fIt oerbreitet,
ie udher Die @ntlhcibun9 rildt, uno ibn enos
litanit alI9emeinem SubeI ile9reid burt ben
Sneit flbren iptro.
@rlauben Gle mir nod, meine cerrer, tb'
nen foI9encen Srinfipruh su Irncen:
"l8 / III am SoenrD Sarrtio IL
"Ger Staatsmann, Weuldenfreuno unb
"arie9er. Seine gGeisbeit bat Die Sralleu
"cer Station crleud,tet. Sein @elobeutel lit
"itets pffen fir bic 8ebiirfniiIc iei1c6 9e'
"brnmenIhen, uno Iein Sd)wert itets bereit
"cie Treihet ,u pertbeibigen nno Die @bre
metnrS @aterlanoes ;u rddlen."
Der Sbri9e,
eSno. SanfS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
QSunodrstli6er uno
Otecbanilher 3abn- -4r5t
in allen beffen 3wei9su.
Oo q H:SL.T

'&N' W. OtVCpcl,
(Scn Serlin, Der 9feflbeni preusene, festbia
bon ReusOorf.)
Siimmt I'D, Die Sreiheit, ben Dameu une
Serren epn &aiton unb bcren Stahbarfhaff
anSu5ei9cn, bae er ieinen &atb in allen 3speis
gen jener 9Sifenfhaft siebt unb Ditfe or.
tbeilt. Seine office 1T an Sorn. patier'e
3u6erbdfereD, beiuabe 9e9enilber ber Gaffcn
gane.
@r pirb 9leidfaGlS reaeimdsia jebe @cd,t
iIf an ben fcl9encen WGeeu aufbalten:
Cn Bethlehem ain Wontage, in Sorn. Sac.
Sreemans 9lbler Soctel.
9Rittpcds in Gasaretb, in SrR. .. 9Ries
gers Sootet.
sSreitags III slltentaau, an bsm @afftaufe
be6 Orn. @reB.
sIge Gage ;pifd,eu ben cbecmelbeten pirb
er in ieiner Office in Cation ansutrefen fein.
sIlle 9lufmcrfIamfcit folI benen gefdenft
rperben, tpclde ihm ibr 3utraueu ihenfen.
@aftpn, gully 90. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
GeBte Grtmterullg.

9lac biejenigcn, tpcltc ncf auf ir9enb eine
Bciie an Die ebemaliee Sirma ppn q. II. 6.
ScbIer fhulpig fno, perreu gcbetcn,
,piIhen iett ltno ben ndehifen 22ileu 9tu9ut
an cen llnterihriebeneu abSute;atlcrL neil
natther llnfcten unoermeiolid, fnb. llno
biclcnigen, bic nod rettmdsige Scrbcruu9cn
babcn, belicben bieislben III bela9ter 3ctt eina
SuldnbiSen.
9ltrabam Sptler.
Gbuorb Soblcr.
Tprbs8beitbal, SulY %. rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
9lQCDrtdbt.

9luc oirjeni9eu, welfe ali bic {iuterlafcns
ftaft ees Same6 g tb, frrber BON 9lls
teutarn, ihulbi9 fnb, tperoen eriudlt ;tpilheu
jeet unb ben Stem ndhfen 9lugut abSube;ahs
len, unb oicjcni9en welde 9Infcrceruu9cu ba'
ben, f6unen um Sieielbe 3eit ibr GeIb III
@mpfan9 nebmen.
GSpbn s. Sraule,
Sruitie bon Sonas @Htt.
slQentaun, cSuID %. itq--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
Qcitamts SSertebt.

Scl9enot Sriefe ilrb lette @cde i'm sillrn'
tauner poitamt iieaen geblieben:
Schn gilbert, Scbn Drisler, peter 1irt
fenbeifer, Nilliam Dcbbius, @barles Seder,
9lbrabam SerfeD, peter Souier, Neubeu
Soduer, YcllD oauf, Scbn S. joalbad, Char
les Sieli9h, 1bcmas Wtller, Wais siun Jfcd,
5accb Siebi9tans, TancD Eager, Spbn
Shime, SolOmcu &ramer, Maria 9. soaIl,
s.. Sdaffer, Spbn Smtb, Scenry setr, 9,rs
ter cenbridS, 8. Swarts, Daniel g)cif, 6.
9. Watfpn.
St, G. Bri9bt Doifneiifer.
9lllentanu, SuID 30.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
SCGulpetnfcrperrtu9.

sIlIe biejenigsu, peldc nod an s II
Q b d fer uno s 0 IN =. bon 9lllentaun,
auf i9enO cine 9irt ld,ulrig fnb, es iei AT
gtcten, Sanoen, Suhid,ulben rber @enous
gelOer, merbcn 9ebctenL srpiihcn nlln uno oem
steu niditen alu9ulf an ben llnteridriebes
nen, ae9nie bee belu9ten 9 ban 9 d. 6s
fer, abSubcsablen, rpiori9cnfaas llnfclfen
erfpl9cn milfeu.
S5cbn s. Sraufe.
9Illentaun, culD %. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
sSrilcfelt : QSaDl.

Die Stcdbalter Der @eielitaft, tnccrpcs
rirt unter Dem 9tdmen: "Ser lDrelleeut, bic
8erpaltcr uno @eie0Ihaft sur @rbduun9 el'
ter Sriidc ilbcr ben 0ed,a Slus, nahe BET Der
Stast 9laentanu'-wereen hermit benad'
rid,tet, bae cine SerIammlins nno 9Sabl
oebafteu percen fol- am erlfen Wicnta9 I'M
tldd,Tteu 'sluauit Cmelfes Der Ste oes erias'
ten Y1pnats iit) ,,piihen une 6 llhr ytad)'
mittaas, ant Soauie pom Srbn s. Srduie, IN
Der Stdot llnentaun, I'M bic Sedmten fur
nos uddhiie 0ahr su erpdble1.
s. 8. Sranie S9aPneiifer.
atasuto,,n. eSHlp 22. n1--2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
@drttllltg.

"a I'D, eintae 9eute unterifaneen haben,
onf benz 9dnoe ocs lluterSeihncten 81 Ihte'
6en, unb auoern Sfaben oaeurd, dnSurld1s
ten, 10 9icbt er hermit 9iadrid,t, eas or es
nid,t mebr erlduben wirc. Din leoer uebfs
trcter nirb burh Die eances9eisee beltraft
wereen.
9Itrabam Norntan.
9lorthampten Iaunihir, Sulp %. nq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-07-29
&fnrhA

9lm 21. Sulp, in Sb. Waitforb EdunIhip,
an 2lltsrsiawdte, Sor. Db ilip Danep,
aft so Sabre, Wpnat unb % Gage.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

administration in Mississippi. His family and
connexions are extremely influential and all oil
them cooperating with us in the arduous strug.
gle which we are now making. They are true
democrats; and the bank, multiplying and White
parties would shout "victory" at any blow aimed
at them.
We are now in the midst Of an electioneering
campaign. Gov. Runuels r. Walker, Maj B.
w. Edwards, and myself, constitute the demo.
cratic Van Buren, ticket. 1t will be close con-
estl The Nashville papers circulate extensively
throughout our State. Much Of our population
is from Tennessee; nine tenths Of our newspapers
are for White, and every bank in the State in
GLIDING the u. S. branch, has taken commission
in his service Some three or four thousand Of
our voters are recent emgrants from other States
and reside in the new counties, knowing nothing
Of our political arrangements, and as we have nc
bills circulating among them, the result as to
them, is doubtful.
With high respect, remain
Your Excellency's ob't serv't,
JOHN F. II. CLAIBORNE.
To his Excellency, the President of the U, s.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
Mansfield, Ohio.


MANSFIELD, Aug. 18th, lS4O
My Dear Sir-.Your favor has been received, in
which you observe, that by my reported speech an
inference may be drawn that am not only in doujt
as regards the courage of Gen. Harrison, but that
had but little respect for him u commanding
General. am happy to have this opportunity Of
informing you that during my service with Gen
HARRISON had no cause to doubt his courage but
consider him brave man, and have always eX-
pressed myself to that etfect-rOr have | ever dis
approved or censured any of his measures a COM
handing General in the pursuit of Proctor, or in
the battle of the Thames every thing | met
my entire appreciation, and have never spoken Of
it in any other terms. In speaking of the battle Of
he ThQmes and the part acted by my regiment,
did not intend to increase the merit of that regi
ment. or to diminish the merit claimed by others,
much less did intend to inply that Cen Harrison
or Gov. Shelby, any oil ;er attached to the army,
avoided duty or danger. Each had his part to act
and should feel myself much degraded to suppose
that they did not perform their duty fearless of
danger, nor have | ever doubted that these gallant
officers were precisely where duty called theG.--
regret that in slch a battle, where our country
was victorious, that there should be controversy
about the merit due to the actors in that battle
claim nothing above the most bundle soldier,
who performed his duty on that occasion, nor shall
any earthly consideration ever induce me knowing
" t. do injustice to the commanding officer, Gov.
Saeby, or any other officer in that army. | have
thus confined myself to general remarks, not
knowing in what particular fact, injustice is sup
| posed 10 have been done to Gen. Harrison. |
should be glad TO know what particular issue is
made as to the facts stated in the reported speech,
respecting which had no agency. | shall feel no
difficulty to state facts far my own personal
knowledge extends, and what | understood from
others and not to censure crminate, but to state
the truth as far as know or believe the facts.
expect TO be in your city on Sunday, the 23d, on my
way home, and shall be happy to see you.
RICHARD. NJ. JOHNSON.
Mai. Tho D. Carnea.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
MAKE A LITTLE MORE ROOM

Rhode Island stands by the "sober second
thought" She went for Van Buren, in SO, but
has gone against him ever since.
The Providence Journal contains returns Of
Representatives from all the towns. ps in the
State except nine. The result is, as Wing mem.
bers elected, and 9 Van Buren,; showing Whig
gain of one member Gin Tiyerton) compared with
the results Of the April election. In other re.
spects, no change. The nine towns to be heard
from, elected last April 4 Wings and IA Van
Buren, men.
The Senate holds over, en- masse. It consists
of 10 members, all Wings. The last House con
sisted of Is Wings and 2i Van Buren, men.
1t will devoyo upon the new Legislature, a
its session in October, to elect U. S. Senator
in place of Mr. Knight, Wing, whose term o
service expires on the 4th of March next,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
Fail Races.

R>IE regular !-H races will commence over the
= taseac course un TUESDAY he ljJn day Of
Srp'cm2rr next, and coutiDue five DAYS
FEST day.--jocsor CIuJ purse 5lgO, free for all,
mile Aear,--SIU entrance.
Second duy.--Ca., axe for two wear Odds ONLY,
milo heats, $50 subscription, half forfeit, nov
closed with tWety-une entries.
Third d'y.--Iorkey Club purse $500, two mile
heats, free for aIl-S5O entrance.
Fourth day--Jockev CLUB purse $500, three mile
heats, free for al-srlO entrance
Firth day.-Jockey Club and Propri7tor's purse
5000 mile heals, three best 10 Eve $50 entrance.
Same day Second race jockey CiuJ parse s5l
free iorall Two year old, except the winner Of tho
above Coli Stake, 8 entrance.
The winning horse tor The first day Will not be
excluded from ruDping Any sud>eqleqter }, except
with The colts Ia 81 other respects tie ru,es Of
said course viii govern
BENJAMIN WATTS, Proprietor
Fayetle, June HI.h, !. i5 lJ-lr
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
ANNfIIiLATtON!

We advise our LOcofoco friends not to read the
the following until after they have digested the
North Carolina election. Both taken together
would be too strong for the stomach.
0C5- How mmoas uraby ptiful stand now the
sanderers of the great and good man, who has been
the very theme of the abuse Of such men as General
RI Of Howard, and Col. Pc Of Charlton,
and other asprunts to the Speakership Of the next
House of Representatives:
CINCINNATI, 2ith August, 1910.
Dear Sir--lt was my object, ifpracticable, in adj
dressing the enclosed letter to Col. Johnson, to
prevent any unpleasant feelings between the two
gallant officers of the late war, who from my own
personal knowledge, entertained high respect for
each other. | am more than gratfed to find have
not been unsuccessful in the attempt. Without
communicating with either of these gentlemen, l
take upon myself the responsibility of authorizing
you to publish the correspondence, and am
Yours, respectfully,
Il. D. CARNEAL.
4 n
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
CINCINNATI, Aug. 10, 1910.


My Dear Coonel:-l enclose your speech as pub
lished in the Chilicothe Advertiser. The reporter
Of your speech, so far as you speak of General
Harrison, has surely miscOnceived you. not only
50 think, but have 50 said. An inference may be
fairly drawn, that you are not only in doubt as re-
garded his courage, but that you had but little res
pect for him as a commanding General. My per-
sonal regard for you, induced me alone TO call your
attention to the subject and furnish you an oppor
tunity of correcting what conceive to be an erro-
neous and garbled report of what you did say on
the 9th instant.
From the enclosed remarks of Col. c. S. Todd,
you will at once discover that you take issue and
widely differ. If consistent with your feelings,
furnish me with your views on the subject They
will be published or not as you may desire. Truly
Your friend, 7. D. CARNEAL.
Col r. NJ. Johnson, V. P.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
RACES! RACES! RACES!!!
Hin! Him.! HIM.!

What rare sport we shall have here next week !
All the stables are fll! and running over now with
young Medocs, and Golfers, and Uncases, and the
Lord only knows what and more coming. We
shall have all sorts of times, no doubt. The whole
attention Of the public is devoted to "iles, dams,
and $50 on the - FLY against the field" Gen.
Harrison and Van Buren, have retired from the turf
I'll after the 1t is all race uugs, "best three
in iye-I'll take that bet-clear the track" &c. &c
If here are any green horns here from St. Louis
they had as well make tracks or fly the track and
their distance for they are sure to lose if they
stake gga'ast our country boys. But we can't STOP
to finish this article. Peters, of Ohio, with two o.
old Indians "sreaker lightnings," has just ar
rived and we wish To
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

G-PALAcE FURNITURE.--W continne our ex-
tracts from the great speech of Mr. OGLE, of
Pennsylvania, and will endeavor to find room for
the remainder in our next number, Meanwhile We
trust our readers will not fail to observe the waste
ful extravaganza which has slowly, bit surety crept
into our government, UNDER THE MASK OF ECONOMY
AND REFORM, and prepare for themselves an UNI
Welding determination to rebuke the corruption and
arrogance Of MIR. Van Buren, at the polIs.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
NGGiC"

! 5 hereby gwen, tina: tie undersigned has Oh
i tanned from the County Court Of Howard county,
letters of administrator, with the will annexed
upon the estate Of Thomas Lamb. deceased bear
ing date the fifth day Of August, 40 that all per-
sons indebted TO said estate are requested TO ma ko
immediate payment, and that all persons having
claims against said estate are requested to exhibit
them properly authenticated, within one year from
the date Of said letters, or they may be precluGed
from having any benefit of said estate, anG if said
claims are not presented within three years DIZZY
viii be forever barred.
JAMES WaLLACE, 4im'r.
August 29,h, 80 .i-tf.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
"TELL CHAPMAN HE MUST CROW"

We have often been asked the origin Of this
phrase. 1t will be found in the following letter
from the editor Of the loco Coco organ at Indiana
polls, to a brother democrat on the Wabash
Chapman is the editor Of the Wabash Enquirer,
and was indited last spring for perjury, by the
Grand Jury Of Vigo county; but it is said, that
the party had the trial put off until the fall, for
fear they should loose his services Such is the
character Of those who Islander General Harrison.
lSDIAyoPoLls, June -, 1910.
Mr.. Sebastian: Dear Sir-I have been inform.
ed by Democrat, that in one part Of your coun.
try, so Van Buren, men have turned for Harrison
Please let me know if such be tie fact Hand
this letter to & neral Milroy. IHiah such a de-
ployable state Of facts cannot exist. If 50, 1cHl
uiSh Hancock, and address, tie people rclqtire 10
the policy of the democratic party. have no
time to spare; but IUW refuse 10 eqt or Sleco ar
rest, so long IS any thing can be doue 10 for
Hearen's sake, stir up The democracy. See CHM.
mGll-teU him not to do as he did before. III
used to create unnecessary alarms Jr Duiiaga Ind
face on our prospects. ISHhim he must Crow.
We have had much to crow over.
twill insure this county to give democratic
majority of 200 votes.
IL Spare no pains-writo instanter
GEORGE PATTISON.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
CO-pardnersE,iL, Noiicc.

WE, the under, irucd. having commenced the
W MEECASTrLE business ~ CARROLTOE.
under the firm and style Of Ro.b q Hsrnlon offer
for sale a general assortment of Merchandise; We
hope (as we are permanently located that our
friends Of Carroll, and the adjoining counties will
call and examine our stock Of good; we Will sell
to punctual customers on six months time, COM
mencing January Is. $50, but as we are in part
uuacquained, We shall expect in every case good
reference. i. b. ROCK.
&. P. lIERNDON.
September 10 1-IO-26 81
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

Notice

IS hereby given, that letters OF administration,
q were granted to tie undersigned by the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Charlton county, on tie estate
Of john !. Saunders, Decd bearing date the 10th
day Of August, $50, oil persons having claims
against said estate. are required TO present the
same properly authenticated for settlenent within
one year from the date Of the letters aforesaid ~
hey may he prccluled from any benefit Of said Is
tate, and if not presented within three years they
will be forever barred.
ANN SAUNDERS, A3nr'E
Sept 9TH, $50. 25-it.
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NOTICE.

T1NHE undersigned having obtained from tho
} Clerk Of the Howard County Court. on the
9Th day Of September 1910, letters of administru-
ton testamentury on the estate Of Zachariah Bur
nett deceased, all persons having claims against
said estate, are required to present the prop
erly authenticated, within one year from tho date
Of the letters aforesaid, aud if not within three
years FROM the date Of said letters. they will be
forever barred. A. J. BURNETT,
a. +. BURNETT,
90 Fvor,rs
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GOVERNORS ELECTION.

We hope, against our next, to be placed ii
possession of the returns, official and complete,
Of the late election for Governor, Lieut.. Cover
nor, and Congress. Meanwhile, we may say
that the majority for Reynolds will probably
somewhat exceed 7OoO-shewing heavy falling
off in proportion to the increase of voters.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
ILLlNOIS-OFFICIAL VOTE,

The Springfield Journal publishes table,
from which it computes the Van Buren, majority
Of the popular vote Of Illinois at 1910.
"Old Tip" being more than double that much
stronger than his friends, in population of eighty
thousand, we feel a firm reliance that, although
he will be overwhelmingly elected without her
vote, it will nevertheless be given to swell 80 the
Peoples retribution" in November.
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Glasgow E,asurallce Connpn.y.

OFFICE GLASGOW Insurance ConrANY,l
Glasgow, Sept. 7, 1870. (
4 meeting Of tie Board Of Directors Of this
1 y Company, held at their t!iice on the 1t Mon
day in September, $40, declared dividend Of Eiy
per rent upon The capital stock paid in Tor tie first
half year, ending on tho 3Jh June last and it Has
Ordered, That the same be endorsed upon tho
stock notes Of said company.
JAMES EARICESON, pra,'t.
W. T. DuyNIcA, Secy 90 3.
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C1NcINNATt. Aug. q. 1910.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 81, 1910.
have read the correspondence between yourself
and Col Johnson, relative to him at ChilicOthe,--
From the perusn of Col. Johnson's letter am sat-
isfed that he intended injustice in the speech
referred to, and that his opinions and sentiments
must have been misrepresented. Thanking you for
the interest you manifest in this matter-I return
the correspondence. w. H. HARRISON.
I, D. Carneal.
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NJ q REg ID.

On Friday evening, the 4th inst, by L. Robou
Of Glasgow, Mn. GEORGE W. MORGAN to Mss
SUSAN DUyIvAy, both Of Thomlonsburg, Char,
ton county, Missouri.
On Sunday, the 9th inst, by the same, Mn
LEWIS SMITH, of Charlton, to Mss MARTHA
A. Wilson, of NJ ontjccIo, Howard county
Missouri.
MAY peace and plenty crown their joys,
And fill their arms with girs and boys