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WAR DEPARTMENT.

UFFNE INDIAN nv Ih'i
February IL, 1912.
SlR The annexed regulation Of the War Depart
~ ment, to prevent the sale Introduction oil spirit
uous liquors into the Indian country, is transmitted
for your government; to which beg leave to call
your particular attention. and to require you to en-
force all its provisions without respect TO persons
Very respectfully,
Your most obedent servant,
T. HARTLEY CRAWFORD,
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~ received for sale old Cremona Violin war.
ranted genuine, and made by the celebrated Strada-
nus Price only 800 The owners continued sick
ess prevents him from using it, otherwise il could
not be purchased for $500 feb
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CIAL DICTIONARY, the publisher has left a few
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ERENCH FANCY ARTICLES. w FlS
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CHALLENGE BLACKING-W. FISCHER
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
SECOND SPEECH
ROBERT wICKLIFFE, ia,

ON the Teto Poloer, delivered in Committee 81
The Whole of the House Of Representatives.,
January, 1912.
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON

Navy COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
MARCH III, 1912,
TNHE time for receiving offers for furnishing IRON
i under the advertisement of the 9Th instant,
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next The papers authorized to publish that adyel
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march Ia
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their little chickering's, obey the OF the country,
levy taxes vote supplies strengthen the navy and re
organize the militia.
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WA,nNGToN, July 81, 1871,
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Work..


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, 1842-11-05
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E~XEgyEoa's Ego-.gy.

NOTICE is hereby given, that The under
~ signed have oht1ine1 OF the Clerk of
the County Court of Pike county. letters
Parliamentary on the estate Of Samuel Binn
deceased, dated August 3Ist. 1912, that
all persons indebted to said estate are ,c-
qusted TO make immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
thenticated, within one year from the date
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not exhibited within three years, they will
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GEORGE CAMPBELL, D.
JOSEPH 3. FORD. "Aeou'on'
SEPT. Bird. 1912. 3.44.
, 1842-11-05
TOBACCO.

FENilE Subscriber wishes to purchase fro
8 tUo 10 three hundred thousand weigh
of loose tobacco, '0r which ne will ray fart
prices. He has also constantly on land al
his manuiactay IN prairieyiile. mannfacinr.
ed tobacco OF all descriptions. from - to SIS
cts per pound-which he will sell low nj
Wholesale or retail. He has also on hand o
supply of iron aud steel, which he is selling
very low Tor cash.
GEO. w. THuRMOND.
r~h =. 1850 #
, 1842-11-05

The most dS'' .-n feature of the
present age, Is tHe Temperance Re
formation. This I'M paTalielei move.
ment has wrought the most gemarka-
bic changes, not only in the condi-
ton Of individuals, but also in the
state of society. is progress has
been Il continual series Of triumphs
over prejudice, fully, vie, wicked
ness ana crime: ana lis Iy.l Is have
Leen of the most checringa and glori-
Gus character. All the soclg J, domes-
tic and political relations which men
occupy have already felt and ac-
knowIcdged its influence; and, with
banners streaming might, lis march
inc onward II fresh scenes OF victory.
md preplring fr flesh achievements
of happiness restored, Industry re.
awakened, and lost reputation nobIy
redeemed.
Among the most efficient auxi!la-
ries in tbs great cause. the variar~so.
cietiaS ofrrformad drinkers have been
pre-emincnt. From these it has re-
ceived an impulse by winch It's pro-
grcSs has been almost inconceivadlv
ro,oI ,h L
through The fiery ordeal oflhis debas-
~. 'o'''''
', .L. Nv ,''S ""Il'> i" ''s|"e
'I ~ 80, d"oSo "'!
roI - '.u'i
h.@,I,h 81, "iiI
.ro -. ,II0'"''f an"
''ora'"0S '"I 'G''9 VI '~'"'s'""'' re-
'-.'''' anu "'>r'''l'"''Tu 'tt no"
"J!H ny "l|t1oI"'G "t1'''' az"
I"'ll'eH hearts, 'he "''1h"'-'S O
'',r, -i"iI'i'o"S enterprise.
~" III '''' moral S'"u',''i 'i,e
uo>c''"t.s "''e commenced 'A1 rIo-
o, a series 81 ori!mA' ZEN,
f''""ci 4"Ies,I bei>SHrlih mrh..
y "~"'iJ1'S. Ines taie' are from
'He pen u H. > Arthur. Il writer
H'''eI WI" Z singular ieticiiy IN por.
'''!'H- 'i'e scenes oi actual lie. and
f'"''PieG' as MS numerous pf"duc'
mons pear witness, oy 4 sincere spirit
81 cong good to hIs lei.1w-men.
ltieF '''ic' SIX nights VAIN the
!Siiihg '"ll'aLS' expresses Truly
'le'r character ana oc>lIn; aS they
are drawn from aciua! observation Of
events among inr members 81 the
isi'il%'ohian temperance Npc.e-
Inc great pioneers OF TINS world
renowned rei"rn-aHd tci7H Ice MS
torres OF some % d'o>c WI" have been
1''eh '''Ii' u~tS','..i'h worse i""n
.'"'l oy 'Ae e.-dif'i'ed IabpTs o!
'"ISe HUe P"G2A'"I'rl>'S.
i'"''l ""''''1' .. u"' r~1'''"'i'H
o.N'aih "''5'Il'' S.'F or H',.
~ an" re F''IoI' i'>ei',
VIE "''"''' %"eh G"'hP'et'd' W".
'o'I' \",u'''e Oh nearly Two hundred
-, e"'"'.o'"T "~I'''''es OIL many
naaL,s a. S'~'o't'
"p~'1'i'"'1' ''a I''''>'''h%' man.
,,I '..'I.''n' 80 nave 'ee3 re-
go ',',r-' MN ''''!i'P''n''|c' iie
r..; % ,''' IS "~"""d"huY
! ,',1o'' irI It''r''ce oI P's,i'n-
NoP'''s VI S''''""">T"'e"t-'he Du-
ss'Isss 81 G'IioIsS-lh rhih' BODILY
,'sG li'LanIlItNIiD',ed IN the wretch
IS ano,n" $500 M, D"a '"' "h"'''h
-" ST. INC agony Oh
-eso.ru tenderness Of
.Ln 1871 ~ "L.1"r"'i's","E ed
~ o,' M n'"' "i una ioFoeatS
w. D"' 700 "''eI seen II! 'le thiniiy
j"U.e' why" SN.l't'l'5 "'i'-'G'h'Sh
49, "":,.,, III NE hi'l'S OF one
VIC pe'ce''eS 50 c.saf'E, ana de-
,u,'o'. 80 P'"e''u''F rs "ir. AF'Iinr'
-; Ta ~ r ,Lo a,L pn ,.i+ '.,S1e5t IN
e '". '''J n~u'''c1''on o. u!e"e
"", ~ I"o' ne ne S"'Sct'ne's en-
Ct4till ttb iibil4l. 10 t.itlNP WHO llNn I,
, 1842-11-05
Dissolution Of Co -Partnershp.


FHE Co-partnership heretofore ex-
isting under the firm of Kent,
Eastin & Co., was dissolved by mu.
tual consent on tie 1st ofSept. I842.
The business of the firm will be set
tied by either of the partners in
liquidation only. All persons whose
accounts are unsettled are requested
to come forward and close the same
by payment or note.
HENRY T. KENT.
CEiAS. D.. EASTIN.
HORATlO 7. KENT.
GAINESVILLE, Sept. Goth, 1912.
The undersigned will continue the
Mercantile and Commission business,
under the firm Of Henry T. Kent g.
Brother. HENRY T. KENT.
HORATlO T. KENT.
October 1st. 1912. tf-49.
, 1842-11-05
rng LADY's WORLD OF FASHION.

FNHE first number of a new Month
L Iy Magazine with the above ii.
tie, embeliished with the earliest
Fashions from Paris and London.
elegant. steel and mezzotint cngra-
wings. lace work, embroidery, music
etc. was issued for January, 1912.
The work will be devoted especially
to the ladies', and will be issued in a
style never before attempted in the
country. 1t will contain articles
from the most popular and pleasing
writers of the day, on every variety
of subject. but the worI; will he in
the main devoted TO the cui ovation
ofthe home virtues. Hence most of
the stories will be of Il practical, do
nestle character, from the pens of
our best female writers, while the
earliest fashions IN all their varieties
shall be correctly given; so as to
make the work welcome At every
fire side, in the halls Of the fashiona-
bic and the gay-ihe home of the
vir!uouS ma,rcn, whose own needle
supplies her raiment, as well rs in the
store and sewing room Of the mantua
maker and miiIiner.
Tie maia design Of tie mark.
The promincntdcsign Of the Maya
zine will be 10 furnish in elegant and
attractive style, the earliest, most cor
rect, and full report in advance Of all
the other Magazines, and prior TO
the issuing Of them here, Of the
Monthly Fashions direct from Paris
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dress the lcIStmatter of life. viii AT
once b" apparent. and 10 the profes-
Sional dress maker and mi!iiner of the
United States, the enterprise vii BE
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posed to issue every month q number
and variety Of costume, which will
putto the blush every thuI in the
WY of monthly rc"orls IF the Fash
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Der gives an idea Of the beauty and
real excellence Of the plates.
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IS we'll rs c~ntrr,a;p;ng in - literal
arI osaf,J - ,En ',,. - ,La
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md cp,crla;ninr stories e domestic.
ife. r, v,rv Tho s,yIo nj rl...-.
..ons occasional 700 p,,,,,n. anJ
H~nbroiJsrv. %, ont N r~ns,rn,ssoJ
and ,rr,h. Ly fl., ~cvrou,r,
,rti.t.F Qra,on F,c Vii .L.a T.,
,ivcn: anito Ioaye nolLinr rndcrc
IT times. will he Given. tie most r,nr,
NJ and o~,ar.nt NJ. 81 ,h ~
;onns. G,lLn,,Ies N,.cLcs o,o
w. Tt
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nj w.t. '' p'.'tIu vi c''"
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, 1842-11-05
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
T7HE undersigned administrator OF
L the estate Of Harrison Booth,
deceased, late Of Pike county Mo-,
hereby gives notice TO all creditors
and others interested in said estate.
that he intends to make a final settle
ment Of said estate, at the next Nov.
term OF tie county Court Of said
county.
WIN. DRYSON. ADMIT.
De 6ORis non.
October lSt. lS42. 4W48.
, 1842-11-05

ITO Henry F.. HAYNES and his wife Mary,
q John james Ogden, Chamness :. Ogden,
Elizabeth II. Ogden, and Henry T. Ogden,
heIrs Of KITTY. o den deceased, formerly Kitty
>in;'h, Nancy Woods. formerly Nancy Smith,
Sarah G. smith. and Alexander A. Smith,
heirs Of AGstin Smith deceased, and William
linsley and Elizabeth TIn~lcy his wife
You Will please take notice, that, a 1.-THE next
November Term OF the County Court of Pike
Comfy. m Tie State of Missouri, 10 be begun
and held 1T the CouT: House in the town of
Bowling Green, on the first Monday in Nov.
iS42, on the first day OF said term, or as soon
thereafter as hearing can be had, we shall
make application for an order for the sale of
he Slaves belonging to the Estate of Eliza.
beth Smith deceased, late Of said County Of
Pike. CHANNELS r. SMITH.
JOHN SMiT{.
KELLEY SMITH.
WM. SMITH.
JAS. ". SMITH.
SARAH BURKS.
September 10, lS42. 6wl6.
STATE OF MISSOURI SIS
County of Pike.
In the County Court, August Term, 1912.
WILMA Reading, and William c. Down
ing. Administrator Of The Estate of William
d.. BigSs deceased, come and file their Pc
titIon, for the sale Of the Renl Estate of
said deceased, aud said petition is accom-
panied by IA true account of their admin
istration, a lit of the debts due to and by
the deceased, and remaining unpaid, and
an inventory of the real c~.tatr, and of the
personal estate, and all other
assets in their hands, tie Whole verified by
the affidavit OF sand Administrators, 1t
ordered that all persons interested
In said estate be notified Of said n%etition.
and that unless the contrary be shown, Oh
or before the Gtst day of the next Term Of
this Court, an order vii. be made for the
sale OF the following real estate living in said
county Of Pike, viz. : ] of lot No. ., N.
W qr.sect. Is 4. 5tNR2W, the va
! W or. sect. Il T. 81 " R2W the E
y T. qr. s 81 T52 R4 w, the w AN
w or. Sect. ~ T 80 NR4W the SEA
f or. of Sect. 30, 50 NR4W the W
| , 5 + or sect. 30, and the W l2NEor
Sect. 81, r52NR4W ,or so much there
pt az will be sufficient 10 pay the debt, of
'aid deceased; and tant this notice be pub
in some ncspnper in this state for six
succe,,ively,
= true Gerry Of the record.
\. II. RUCKNER. Clerk.
August 90. ~. 6w42.
, 1842-11-05
Sept, 9th Iei2.
ADMINISTRATION No noe.

NOTICE is hereby given. that The I'M
= der-izued mas obtained from Tie Clcrk
Of The County Court of Rails county, let
tef' Of Administration upon the Estate Of
Walter Caldwell decd, bearing date the
iSth day of July A. d. 1872. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re-
quested TO exhibit them in one wear from
the date of said letters foralIowance, or
they may be preciuded from any benefit of
said estate; and if such claims are not pre-
within three years from the date OF
said letters, they WILDE forever barred.
SAM. Z. CALDWELL.
ROBERTO. CALDWELL,
August 9th 1912. 3wAG.
, 1842-11-05
u @ ~ 4 O. r..

THE public sre hereby notified that there
will be an application made TO the next Gen.
cral Assembly of the State Of Missouri, for 4
new county, 10 be composed Of a part Of Pike,
Montgomery and Audrain counties.
Angus, tho 9Th, 1912. Ill
, 1842-11-05
CITRRING.

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Lady'S Book g. Musical Library 500.
, 1842-11-05
To CYRJS.

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Address c. J. PETERSON.
LEDGER Building, Philadelphia.
, 1842-11-05
.AnOther cid TO the Cause of Temperance.
Six Nights with tiae
ASHENGTONIEE "a
Il Series Of Original Temperance .
BY 7. s. ARTHUR.

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.futhor f"HsubOrdin~' ,""I..e Tenn
perance P}cjse.' 81. &c.
, 1842-11-05
Time of DoIire,'Y.

OF all. 1t will be issued at two dollars
per annnm for a single, or three CO.
pies Tor five dollars invariably in ad-
vance. post paid. The cheapest of
the work will be at once appreciated.
when we state that the London
World of Fashion retails in this coun-
try at $40 per annum. and the Ladv's
World of Fashion wllI include every
variety IN the same style Of excel
Iencc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-11
THE LAND BILL.

The Senate, on Tuesday the I'd inst. by
very decided vote, rejected the PROPOSE.
ton Of Mr.. Buchananto fepealthe land dis.
tribution bill, The yeas aud nays will
show the vote on the occasion. We con.
graduate the country on this decision of
the Senate, and i. will tend still further
to advance that august body in the es-
TEEN and admiration Of the people. tall
the branches Of the government are now
faithful to the inter, SITS Of the country--if
they all stand firmly by the pledges which
brought them into power--lf they prove
true to those who give them the offices
they hold, or put them IN the way to sue.
coed to high places on the happening OF
certain contlngencies--if, in word, the
President should consult his own fame,
the prosperity of the country and the
wishes of those who made him what he is
then we shall have tariff affording adj
equate revenue for the government, filing
the exhausted national treasury and rails
ing and establishing the national credit,
at the same time that it will secure to the
labor and industry Of the country proper
protection to the foreign manufactures
We shall have also distribution among
the States of the proceeds Of the public
lands, which will aid the States in their
endeavors to overcome their financial diff
fculties, and take off portion Of the bun.
thens Of direct taxation now felt so oner.
ously by the people. With these we may
hope speedily TO see an end OF all the en-
barrassments that now depress trade and
enterprise, and in their siend have that
healthy prosperity which gives life to in
dustry and secures to all who labor a
bountlful remuneration for their TOLL
Bait. Pat.