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V.ari Oh and Candles.

We take pleasure IA being able Ia state tnat "nf
enterprisn g fellow citizens Alessrs. Peek and He'd
dcr.v are taking measures and understand they
nave them IN Il state of orWafdncss, 10 % oXten
Sye,y into the manufacture of Lard Oh, 1T arnc
and Chemical Wax Candles. That this business
will be of immense benefit TO the centre ot the
State aud to them Individually, there cannot be IA
doubt. Did our limits permit, we would give a lie"
reasons therefor. As only refer To the inai-
ufactories at Cincinnati, OF which there are three
The Republican states that ali three OF the lard
oil manufactures tins city are foil Of business.
and have Us much as they DO to answer orders
They manufacture III the aggregate, upwards
of one Thousand gallons per day, and give employ
ment to some thirty hands, besides the ineireo'
benefit derived by the cooper, tinman, &c. SAGE
the passage of the tariff bill, Mr.. Lee has recei. Cd
an order from ore of the northern woullrn manuiac
turers for SIX lhousard gallons, to he d.sered II
Boston, at the rate Of five hundred & 'i.Ons per
month
The successful operation of TINS O@ainess must
have tendency to increase the price Of pork, aDo
We advise our farmers TO be wary OF selling Il
spectators. The gentlemen above named viii yer!
soon have their manuactory in operation.
Ia. Sc desrous of seeing specimens If Oh an6
S.earine, can do so by calling Mr.. Ii .tciy. q
tie c.eckcred store.
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Wore EsrcC..CN.

Inc New Hampshire Statesman, in announcing
the death of Mrs. TYLER, says:
- She IS said To have been amiable and excel
lent woman and most sincerely do sympathize
with the President IN this afi citing reavement
of Prov Idence. by the approach and separation
by death of his bosom friend, and could not with
more sincere regret have announced the fact, had
God in his Providence have hit have sent his
messenger Hnie nearer The President's bosom.
We ask all men, al christian men, if this fellow
would not commit murder, did he think he could
escape punishment, The rascal who could be
guilty of such a wish is, IN his heart an ASSASSIN
unit to lie left at large.
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cared be liable 10 be proceeded against and foeed
by due Of law and the said shall be forth
with Destroyed.
SIC 30 And be il further enacted That wherever the
word ton is used in this reference weight. it
be deemed and taken be twenty hundred weight,
each bundled weigh: being hundred and twelve
pounds avordupOis.
Sac 80. And be it further enacted. That long as
the distribution of the nett proceeds of the sales of the
public lands directed be made among the several States
Territories and district of Columbia by the Act entitled
AN Act to appropriate the proceeds of the sales Of the
public lands and tn grant pre-emptIon rights shall be
remain suspended by virtue of this Act and the proyi
of the 9th section Of the Act aforesaid the per
said proceeds directed be paid by the said Act the
several States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Alabama Mis-
souri,. Mississippi, Louisiana. Arkansas, and Michigan
shall also be end remain suspended.
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i:,Giyc,.Ol;. Races.

The races commence here ca Tuesday, and pro-
mise great attraction and fine sport. The track is
pronounced by competent Judges. equal TO any in
the United States, and every exertion has been used
to make good accommodations. II is two miles
from the city.
Some Of the finest racing stock Of the Western
country is here. I'm amateur all that makes
racing interchangeable mos, beautiful horses, in
the highest order OF keeping. trained in mastery
style. proud and lofty in their bearing, and eager
for the onset.
Among thoset in attendance Al this meeting,
are permitted to chronicle as fellows:
DANIEL Ui.REI. of rerre lau'e. lad. has
.45ner Hu,fcr, by Med0c-dam by Buzz ird
.Nldane .lrhae. by Medoc-dan by Cadnus.
Ticforia by Levialhan--d,m By SumPter.
.Johu by CoumhuS--dam by bertrand.
Tom Brec>e, By Dinm"nt--dan hy Belair.
WILLIAM N'FApDEN, of rerre Iiaute. has
LiHie Red by Medoc--dan Martha Darneal, by
Sumpter
Black Foot. by Medoc-dam Mary Hunter by
Blackburn's Whip.
G. CoFFEEN. j.. from Warren Co. Ohio has
Mary .laA Farman, by Imp. SarpedOn - dam
Lady ialley rand, by Bertrand.
PoUy Fits, by Imp. Trustee-dal R0salHe by
Ogle's Oscar.
Belle 1aglor. by Medoc-dam by >ump'er.
Tasso. by Johanna. Jr.-dam by Bertrand.
/ l.. >. SULLENGER, Of Henry County. Ky. has
! Tom Smith. by Lancc-dam by Botts's La
faye,te.
j i. CIiARD>ON. OF Illinois, hns
Zu1aa. by Imp. Zilcadia--dam by Queen, ~
Cooper'e Messenger--son Of Imp. Messenger.
.ineta Grorermaa. b. Bluster--da'n, Queen,
by Coopcrs Messenger. of Imp. Messenger:
Toadeiia, by Snake Root, of Pacic--dala
by Tlmoean.
WM. TICIIENOR, of Crawfordsvil'e, has
Ifenry. hy Red Hawk
WILLIAM PALMER of Henry Co. Ky, has
Begga Gut. by Orphan Boy-dam by Imp
Contract.
kmy Crockea by David Crockett-dam by OLD
SumpIec.
Dutch Boy. By Orange Boy-dam Quicksilver.
SaHy Taylor. 10y Orphan Hoy-dam by Tiger.
GEORGE II. SINCLAIR of Terre Haute. has
Tam Cor~a by Goods Arab, by Architecture
by Double head.
Oriana. by Cadnus-dam by Rather
ASiINGrON BRUCE, Of Pre0e Co. Chic
U'infeId Scon, by Mcdoc.
Beta Badger 10y Priam-dam by Fearnaugh:
Henry, by priam-dam by Old Hickory.
Beri,uad by Old Bertrand.
THOMAS Is. SCRuGt;S of ~. Louis, has
Miss Ba,iey, by Imp. Mermon-dam by Der
trand.
E,enchmau, by Imp. Tranby-dam by Iml
Eagle.
Bu,dock. by Wade Hampton.
Yeito,O Tigfr. by Leopod-dam 10y Snap.
IL. y. MOOD. Of Louisville. Ky, has
, Red Back, By MeG"c dam by Imp i'iuster
Peoria. by Mcdoc. dam by Whip.
JAMES MADDOX. of t;eorc' town. KY. has
II jain .lrchie. by John Richards. dan hy " hip.
J. Uoodpeck.r. by Woodpecker. dam D. Gallatln.
Mss H,is. by Orange Boy. da'" by iiger.
several others expected from abroad whl
Il home We have severa! fine horses Of good stoc1
among which, are John VI Woods Grey f.
: RE H,osier aud Others Mr. Mt.nni>'s TraUc
e Ter; Mr. Iangsdaes .jack ~ Clubs t'g'ther ~
d many other nag- whose names are unknown TO "a
DAILY bulletins Will be ISSUED from our oiiic
showing the winners and entries. well ii
!, time oil running.
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accommodations.

lhe ONO Democratic papers are full OF rennnc-
atoms Of whggery. We have before columns,
AID OF some OF the mos, influential men of Ohio.
IL giving up their alegi ance coonery. they all
give strong reasons. As sample of the whole, We
give extract from the letter Of Stephen &. Hal
sey. Esq. lie but speaks the language of the thou
sands who gladly shaking the dust of federalism
from their feet:
Il did all in my power to elevate the Wing party
to power-l have been deceived, and thank iiea-
ven, have been gorously tHdeceived. have OF
late read both sides ot the question: aud found that
democracy remains unchanged. Jefferson land It's
foundation upon the firm rock of truth hence 1t Is
that democracy at the north is the same as denoc-
racy at the south. Man may change. may AS
the garb of truth, but the principles demo
cracy are eternally the The opponents OF
these principles have found assuming all caarac-
ters aud calling themselves all names while IN a
majority. They can become all thugs to all men
but when they obtain the power. the stripes aud
stars are hauled down. and the pratical flag o
Federalism flats t. the breeze Actions then, tesr
the sincerity of their professions, and the butter and
ppsonou, fruits of the tree proclaim to the worlC
lis true character.
have found that all their pretended sympath,
for the poor but mockery. and all their tear.
the Gears OF the crocodile they wish to agran
die the few at the expense OF the many. rhcl
" Log CABIN" -" hard cider" and coon skin" fool
cry of l>l0 got up deceive the people int,
the support OF ederalists, aud did deceive them.
WIS deceived, but hope never To be again.
now renounce all allegiance To the prime Piles G
federal VIII ggery, and honest proclaim
1t to the world.
Cooneys DO you hear tia;
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Last Words Of Harrison.

Two or three days before the Old General was
killed by soulcss and selfish men about him. he
made the following affecting remark to Profit OF
lndlana, who called to him:
Profit. | am glad TO see you The federal por-
ton of the wing party are making desperate cf-
forts To seize the reIns of Government; they are
trying the most unmerc'ful proscri ption and. il
hey continue do much longer, they rU dsire
me mud
The ofice seeking feds drove him ia:o me grave
How little they thiuk of 'SPOlLS :"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-04

CoRREcTIoN.-We learn since our last that the
death of A. l.. WHEELER, Esq. member of the Le-
gisla,ure from Marshall and Fulton. is false. We
suspected il. from its sourcc,-the Peru Gazette.
Mr. W. may be assured that the next time we
XIII him off. it will b. on better authority
1t is necessary to apologize for another apparent
error. We mean the caption. Our composition
having in mind the run>hments visited upon the
hard cdertes, since $40, had to the conclu-
SION that none other could die after obtaining office
Consequently he took it upon himself To insert
- whig" where it ought not to have been.
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HINT Roast Beef.

The Dover Y. II. Gazette thus speaks o. the
Clay salt Donation
The salt minuficturers OF Syracuse. y. Y.
latcly held meeting and voted TO present Nr. Clay
with ~ barrels of salt, pronaby IN consider on
that they exact Of the farmers high prlce
as they choose for TINS absolute necessary o; life.
A MOTION present the salt TO the laborers the
works 10 rat 9dh their roast beef, was rejected
The beef not being forth coming 1t thought TIE
l,borers could have no use for the salt -
John Tyler has remained mistaken to the last
Gin. Rep.
No, so-when John Tyler was taken up By the
Wigs he had the same label on his back .nat Coz
mans doctor placed on his phial-
w hen taken.
To be yell shaken. Boston inner.
And the more your party stake bin the better b
ks-Porgl1-S .irer.
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state cG lmdiama. heIoy C0unty:

a
IN Ga0a
,.,..., &. u Sletth. John Sufll.,
-. TANNER and Join a. ssrar'.
gr-UF sad niaInani havng fled tie ofoe e Ere fk II The
-l.t,
~ a iai I'm
e n Murphy Augustus Hammer iie m iir si j. n-is
h. >ad hn - state If Indiana sf TORE "
- T. an -.th John Nur!f D. fts n
nj Il, = and a.r-ar t-sf tie ShFna .fif our
i itrn "a fe nif ~ is ~
,v IN and f IA, e.srfs ri hr go f nI-i iiri-day
m March next the glt fit . -
POL II osipii'-'1 I.'
rsirg sst5 Cut ~ ie tie sti St ae
and ire AID tecrs+d upon "a tiFr ao-,if' -, . - - r. >
SEPTEMBER = TX
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Our Paper.

We present this week rather barren paper.
The Tariff Bill we consider of Importance and pre-
fer give il entire in paper. az being easier To
preserve. But little space is left us; and having
been hard with JOB work and absence of regular
help, offer apology bat the facts. This We
presume sufficient.
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IXxUEES ATB:s.


,rp ropp as eanddle IN IRE Office 81 seq
geant-ai- Arms Of the House Of serfese' t,tve'
o,-we are autholzet to announce Y. H. ENsrIsH Of
Scott county csndld''e FL tnoiHg I.e'N "a 'e IL
Of Representatives,, at tleir next SESSION.
as-we arc requested 70 JosrPH r. hPoSS, 81
rippecanoe candidate Tor ineipal Cek IA the House
Of kePeSei tai!ses. al
Rush as a c,ne.aie or Assistant CeFk u 'he House OF
Representatives. il
we au,hoiz.d to ;nneanoe F NJ arss's g. he he
same Office in the next rene al Assembly iI-''
a>rWe are requested to annou, &c J HroKiEBFRR1 a.
a ca ciate leciioa the oce u assistant 1e 10
tie House OF Representatives..
give are authorized Dr. =. y ELLIS as
CANDIDATE Enrolling clerk Vi tie Il use oi Repe''n
tves
o,-we are authorized to announce {. ". HrrcHrs as
cand ate 70. Assistant Geek u The Il H'e oi hef'esen-
ives.
are .eauestee 10 announce J,srr- DAVIS. of sui
Ivan county clnddae f.. seEsesai-at-.i;ns Of the
House O. Representatives,
or,We a.e requested . arm the n7nne Of RoIASD
H. Hal as csndii,te for scss.nt II the Seuste
src~<~sx,s-r1r..-se..z4zza
EssszCi..
Di-.- Of Urss4 re Dor q ds7a IN Bens
rs,HE following individual. resident cit -sus
ana, nle respectively thur p-t- 9s'; re left q
tue i'a1k'u AZ; ~s" - ti.o, ~ - IT. No. t
rpc. the Cont i-' :. inii"gdon tr -, DAY =" Ao.rn
htr 7i2 a, s9- \ W. when ana me,s a, 'Sa- ~
Of sui pelh,,n- should no' De granted, 'o~wt;
r Wa,m l. p Hsn@an p pfi''p nc ,ss1
james Levi siiciiari fyul
fenn l.. Ust-on Jacob Z. Newman
isssi fs = ,,' c..,s,...i Ylanes H. RI, i-n
james Rice James Ntd.y
samuel White A.srtG 4,aas
l,i.n G. kech Lewis =. "a
~I Grin c sriase- - i-ssa'.,
Keta-i l. Ines 6s9.s Il. 81
Il I. Clerk.
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20 TENT CHEAP.

rs,gr ace building resnt srer1 - y ts
~ f,f Tar = ele ~ nc
ns<t eligible the h~srdne 49, " ~
repaired and ari rae tdrr De- s'' a' e.'t,A
- b. 49,. b. .rr.s l. ..csl.f q nf-.,a make Ai-o
private having rf~fs ~
"a
mics -. s<rItsf rom - Il tnt -
lsarn = hfppthL'f
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i.l.Mrs-,

The Executive officers OF Illinois have issued
another proclama'on, prohibiting the recePtlpn 81
tie notes of the Shawneetown bank 10y the coiIec-
tors throug iout the state, IN payment oi revenue
We have no; room TO give even synopsis 9
the reasons given but our opinion they are con
elusive,
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UNION. VIGILANCE. PERsEvE
INDIANAPOLIS. OCT. 3. 1912.

C6TWe anticipate our regular day of publication
for several reasons. satisfactory to oursef and en-
poyees.
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e0EINRre IlOTEI..

v.yt,T a.r.ss 81 .e tavern sisrd en - -
Al iInit - var IN
4 81 fse ~-ii4'-iiis NJ ~
a.r. ti.nf--- ana ne e'i" ~ - s''e 30"
fr ,r assance-. HE stables have t-' - 1loA 'F d
r.ne.T h,r-es ,-r'sciis consgt~Sf- 49, - ,i-,
f-e " 10 my az a." 49, m - 80
y III ~ -, 81 lad seq 50 l52rs,
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slavery.

That petition in Wayne county, re- luesiing Henry
Clay to lIberate his slaves, is causing glorious iui
among certain smoo.hbacks here. they swea'
they Will qrit abolition before t-ej gut Henry
Clay. Go II, cooncys.
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GIVE will endeavor. at the reques: or several
friends. to give the proceedings OF the Washing
tonlan Camp Meeting next week.
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MARRIED At Cincinnati. Gao. oa the 1t
inst. by the Rev Chimney i'n.t"n. NnoLFnUs u
sArrn to SARAH T., daughter Of JomN RAirs, Esq
all Of that city.
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BAXTER VII ts.s Iues1-t ~ ednescay md
- 10. a. ic he f IDS ~ Yffiit
himself an put ID. Oa N.Hny cs-a I'D o. ir en- M AZ
e t -i and csd nu 4
say no.nns h- 81 - Tl''il'rs Ses
tllss # tho
Qrfrr~f J.
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Ncn pOS: GGfr e.

Since Amos kend all LEI. the 4 -. department
at Washngion his plan Of publishing list of new
Offices discontinuanccs appointment Of po-tmasters
&c has been discontinued. We wish Mr.. Wick
life would -cvive 1T again. II is Of considerable
interest to the cnuatry generally. and u tie Clay
federai;sis. a. ttis time part iculsrly Our post
master here ha. kindly furnished Us with the fol-
low ng list all IN this State:
Coles VI lis, Miam county.
Wauhoo, Nigo county.
Bean Blossom. Monroe county.
South Whitley, Whitley county.
Kickspoo, Warren county.
Hampton, Hendricks county, Of which BcrJimn
Malone appointed l.. VI.
Rock Creek, arroll COUNTY, Joshua Kay, p. VI
S.-The Cincinnati Times that there were ove
100000 people Dayton Rather small pot-,e.s that
a(odfey Pope the Louis. lille sun, shot MI Bliss
connecte. with Preniice'> Journal.
Two smart shocks Of earthquake were felt II
Kingston (Jsmaica) on the cvening Of the 25th Aug
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Persons c Hing fOI
uieasc say ADV EXT
a. }
Miss Margaret A.en
VIM & Adair
Lewis Anderson
Il.
irs iriam Brown
Mls TalIiha Bodkin
Sidney Bruce
4" Mary Bugh
Yrs frances Given, 0.
John Burk
Robert Brown
Rev Thomas Browl
Peter u Brown
John Br, &C
Henry Dauser
john Bailey
4 ID Ba'cs
james Bennett
Henry Bradley
T. ajAh Bell
Sampson Barhee
George y Bruce
James Il Blair
John X Durk
l. l. Barclay
Frederick Becker
Thomas BusArod .
John BTiiton
] g Brition ,
Thomas Brown, (cordl
e..
Mrs Sally Cooper
Jeremiah Collins
Jacob Cochran
Henry Carter
Henry COlestock
tho Cay or
Joseph Clark
Jas VI Cushman
Martin l.. Coynor
Henry CIalser
Irs Jane Dinsmerc
Philip Dean
/ L Davis
Patrick Dillon
EheuezcF pumant
f..
VIM b Elmondson
Jacob Eldrldee =
F.
+ Fu.iz
L Francis
James l. Franklin
Thomas FarIs
William X. FINN
Peter Folsom
6.
Hiram Il. Castor
Mason Griffith
Samuel Gcldsbcrry
LANES Gibson
III.
Mrs Eliza lIyser
Mrs Eii-a Hartman
iiiss EiiZ \ Hull
Ruth Hunt
Tie dore llig'ey
Edwin Is Haze
inhn Hess
Reuten Hunter
, Patrick iIsniil
Lew Hobbs
% Eliiha House
+ " N ] iiolc0rb
Robert Harding
Frederick liariscil
Ovid ii.Hdrlckson
Nelson iIsrisock
Geo &c Hoover
Flank IA Hal
; Thos Huls
IIerrn Heinrich Hcr'nslike
: b., jamin = Heron
Miss Mary F Irwin
= !.
Mary 4 W Johnson
Elz.h.th Jcnn ngs
I Theodore Johnson
VIA Jo nson
Zersh Jennings
! >amue Jacobs
{ Rob- Ell Jackman
Aaron JohrsoE
;, EJsh James
J" X.
hTenis Kelley
Alter N ger
Klug & CO.
Rensselaer, kuowiion
Weslc. Kettieman
Ks>Per konred
Garf.t krewson
sydney Luiz
] : Linn
p. Filming i Luse
A. Jcau LaWrence
lJ-Jw
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1.-The Cincinnati Times states that there were ove
100000 people at Dayton Rather small pot-,ees that
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Two smart shocks OF earthquake we're felt IN
Kingston (Jamaca) on the cvenIng Of the 25th Aug
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nrGodfrey Pope, the Louisville sua, shot Mr. Bis
conuecte. with PIeniice'> Journal.
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LI.c Or Lsirgs.lks.

Lg:sSsk.skS.
Office al indianapolis, Indiana,
or these letter. will
'TISI.D.
John e., or Middleton Lam
a>icr
John Lay
VI.
Mrs. Sussnna Morris
Miss R.brcc Morrow
DAVID Morey =
Charles Martin
: Martin
II W Mouland
Henry Musing
William Monioih
Mrs Mahan
Chas Moore
William Myrcs
Within Never
Jacob Myers
George or Armis'eaj Merit
Is MillikIn Il Clark
Richard Msrshei
Hugh Morris
Samuel Morris
MACS
Mary 4 Mclaughlin
William McCiung
John McFall
Thomas McGiuder
Jas NcNev
James McVay
n.
Ashford Napier
Charles Ncightors or l. De
Miss Mamie Orne
Moses Dimes
Henry VI Ormshy
i.
Ann por'cr
Miss Sarah Ann Potter
Mrs Barbara rendergrast
Henrietta Parker
Clement or Charlie Pecry
4 II Phip-
John Perkins
Mills Putt
lanes Petty
Vim ptsrce
O,ad = Frnusi.
George Plant
, Benjamin Potter
John = Parker
James Po'li't ::
zra Preisinan =
X.
Mrs Marsare, Robinson
] b Richardson
7 IL Roll
YIN R'sgsn
Henry Husihaup,
George HaiHCs
w = Rolf
John Robl,eris and Ai.nef Lee
Thomas Rawlings
Romss luark
Spencer Records
:.
Sarah 4 Smiih
Peter Smosk
Peter Smock. Senior
John b >mock
Pard "a ~pragre
Rnpg .ii Smith
George S.mi-on
P.iicr stuck
ionaiasl Sioo,.s
Alau-0a } Sie,cnt
James SWINE
X bert u stewart
Maguus + Snodgra.r
Kuol,s shaw
Plilip " ~eibert
Henry ~tUir
.e s = hmidt
Carl ~ieinmcir
Christian >chl'Gmeie-
+.
James Towel
Charles Tom,linson
James Harvey ihoFnio-
Jacob 1r,-ier
Lew Taylor
L.
Htzrk;ah Utier
w.
Mis- Rachel Wilson
Thomas Wyatt
Goilish " llha.E
VII Wait
Riley Noo;en
RscAd Weeks
ice L. " hiicun1
Adam Wright
Martin Wright
u " hire
Thorn White
Tan.es Is chb 2
Wnasm WikeFssn.
JOSEPH u. MOORE, ?. ".
, 1842-09-03
NOTICE.

1t is due to the Democrats of
Pike County, that the adjourn
ed question of veracity, be-
tween the Hon. r. Boon, and
D.. G. M. Parsons, Esq respect
ing a "~bargain', in relation to a
candidate for Congress from
this section of the State, should
be settled to the 'satlsfac-
ton of the public. Both of
them are therefore called up
on to attend at Rowling Green,
Oh Saturday the Sd of Septem-
Der next, and let the public know
all about that report. We say
to all, come and hear for your
selves, and don't forget that Sa-
turday the Sd of September is
the day OF the meeting.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Bowling Green, August 1912.
, 1842-09-03
SllERIEt''S SALE.

n pursuance Of al order of the
Circuit Court of Pike county, made
at the June term 1912, at the instance
OF John Stark, and others, heirs OF
james Fly deceased; | shall expose
10 public sale, before the Court House
door, in the town of Bowling Green,
on the 26th day of September 1912,
and between the hours of 9 and 5
O'Clock Of said day, and during the
term OF said Circuit Court, the fol-
loving Real Estate, lying in said
county OF Pike, to wit: lot No. l64,
IN the town of Louisiana. The above
lot will be sold on Il credit of SIX
months, the purchaser giving bond
aud approved security Tor the pay
ment OF the purchase money.
WM. PENN, Sheriff.
September, 3rd, 1912. 3w4i
, 1842-09-03
Look at thiS!!

A Ii persons indebted to the under
IA signed, either by note or book
account, for goods sold last year, are
requested TO come forward and make
payment, in liquidation Of at least
half their Indebtedness, and those
whose notes were given for goods sold
in the years 1889, and 1910, are here
by notified that if they do not make
payment within a rer7'y short time,
their notes will be sued upon. with,
out Partially, favour, or affection.
|. N. BRYSON. & Co.
p. S. We will receive WHEAT,
at the highest market price, in pay,
ment of debts or for Goods, or will re-
ceive it for Shipment, on account Of
the owner if profiered.
l. n. B. & Co.
Louisiana. July &c. 1912. SO.
, 1842-09-03
Public sale,

TEIE undersigned Administrator Of
l. the Estate of R,ney L1iorce
deceased, will expose to public sale.
on Friday the 3Oth of September
inst. at the late residence OF said
deceased, in the township OF CIlHmet.
in Pike county. all The personal estate
of said deceased. consisting of Horses.
hos, cattle, & sheep; 4 crop Of corn,
wheat. and oats, farming utensils.
hnu e-hold and kitchen furniture.
&c. &c. The terms of sale will be
y months credit, in all suns over
five dollars the purchaser giving note
with security, unlar that sum the
cash will be required
JAS. l.. LAFORCE. Adn'r.
Sept. Bird. 1912. 3W4i.
, 1842-09-03
Notice.
SS36.

THE public are notified that a school
H. will be opened on the Sth inst. in
the Seminary, Bowling Green Pike
county Mo-, under the direction of the
undersigned (teacher,) who will give
instruction in the following branches of
learning at the following rates, to witt
Spelling, reading, writing, and Arithme-
ii, per quarter oftwelve weeks. $500
English Grammar, Geography &C.
ometry and Surveying. 400
Algebra. 500
He ~fatters himself that he will be a.
bic TO give general satisfaction TO all those
who will favor him with their patro-
mage. JOSEPH REAGAN.
August 9th, 1912. 3w40.