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, 1842-02-05
NOTICE..

John Clay, by Mathew R. Arnold his Attorney in
fact. Isaac Clay, and CatLarine Doughlass, being a
part of the heirs and distributes Of the Estateof Abb
rEham Clay deceased, do hereby GIVE NOTICE. TO
George Jamison aud Mary his wife, Abram Clay,
William C. Rainey ard Susan his wife, Thompson
Butler and INN his wife, Green RI nil gtOh and Elz-
abeth his wife, Green Clay. and Benjamin 3. Bryan
jr. Joseph T. Bryan, Abram C. Bryan, Cnooh Bryan,
Mary c. Bryan, and John Bryan, the six last infants
and children of benjamin b. Bryan, ST. and Sarah
his deceased wife, all heirs and distributes Of tie
Estate ofAbraham Clay deceased. THAT tley john
Clay, Catharine Douglass, and Isaac Clay as afoIe-
said will apply 10 the County Count, within and for
the county Of Montgomery and State of Missouri.
10 be begun and held at the Court House III DanViIie
on the first Monday of May 1912, on the End. day Of
said term, or as soon thereafter as hearing can be
nad for an order of said Court, to sell two slaves,
one a man named Eli, the other an old woman nam
ed Maria, belonging 20 the Estate of Abiabam Clay
decease, becaused an equal division of said slaves
cannot be made in kid.
JOHN CLAY, by
MATHEW r. ARNOLD, his
Attorney in fact,
lSAAC CLAY,
CATHARINE DOUGLASS
Dec. 4th 1S41.-st.
In the Lincoln Circuit Court, Missouri, October
Term, lS4l.
CHARLES BrssET, cOHplaina"t,) Bill in cha"e'ry
MARY BESNEr, Defendant. Divorce.
N OW, here cone the complainant by his soliCi-
~ tor, and on affidavit Of said complainant, it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that said
defendant is a non resident of this state. 1t is there
fore ordered by The Court, that said dcfe ndant he
notified by a publication of this order. 10 be made il
some newspaper printed in tits state, for eight weeks
successfully, the last insertion 70 be at least four
weeks before the commencement of the next March
term of the court, that The said complainant has
filed in this court. his bill of complaint against her
for a divorce from the bonds Of m%atr;mony. There
fore the said defendant is required TO appear in ills
court, on the first day of the next term TO be begun
and held IT the Court House in the town of Troy, in
and for said county of Lincoln, On the I'd Monday
in March next, and answer said bill. of complaint, q.
the same will be taken for confessed against her
Huston for complainant.
State of Missouri, .
County of Line, In, IS !, r,arc;s Pu,ker, cle,k Of
the Circuit Cou,t, in and for sad Ceuu', Of Lia1gin:
certify, that the above la true copy - ~ ofuet hCM
the records Of said CouIt, made at the Cctcbef 'trin
thereof, lS4l.
Given unde. my hard ard tie seal of said
: Seal Circuit Cont, at cfce in the town OF
49, Troy, in and fer said county Of Lincoln,
this 18th day of tvcnbFr. 1871.
Nov. c0-St. FRANCIS PAPFEP Clerk
, 1842-02-05
STATE OF MISSOURI.

SOunly Of
In the County Court Of said county Noyembor
term, 1871. .
William Dremife, administrator Of the estate OF
Adolphus Shaburg, deceased, comes into court and
presents his petition setting fcrth that there is not sui
fcient personal estate Of said deceased TO pay his
debts. and praying for the sale of the real estate OF
said deceased for the purpose Ct paying his debts
which petition is accompanied by an exhIhIt OF his
ad administration acct rGing to the statute in that case
provided.
And thereupon, 1t is ordered by the court that all
persons interested in said estate be notified that unless
good cause to the contrary be shewn on or before
the first dav Of the next term of this court, an order
will be made to sell the south west quarter oil the
south west quarter of section number u, in township
number Al of range number | west, containing AZ
acres: and it is further ordered by said cout that ssId
administration give notice Of this application accord
ing to law.
/, Joseph B. Wells, Cle.k of the c. ourtafoFsaid,do
(-~l certify that the above Is correctly cope"
)seal. I from the record of said court. In testltn"-
\n nv whereof, | have herennto set my hand
and the seal of said court at office in the town OF
Warenton, in said county, this 18th day OF N"vem-
Der, 1871. JOSEPH d. WELLS, eiefR-
Dec. IL, ls'1-6t.
81 aimJle ~sirpeace better hana SloroShiiiiEg.'
FEAVING become thoroughly convinced
IL that the long credit system is alike ruin-
GUS 10 Tue IlciCIdhI INV mo w.
have determined 10 abandon il.
We design during the ensuing year TO
keep constantly on hand q better assortment
of goods than we ever have had, which we
intend to sell at such prices as will satisfy
our friends and the public generally. that 1t
will be to their interest to adopt this m"de ol
trade. 49,,
Wheat, Oats, Hemp, Flax seed &C., will
he taken in exchange for merchandise.
n. B. All persons who have unsettled
accounts of 1910 with US may expect TO Ind
them in the hands of the proper officers Tor
collection. by the 10th of February 1872,
If not paid or otherwise arranged before that
time.
Lumber and heading for Tobacco hogs
heads also for sale.
CAMPBELL & CRANE.
Bowling Green. Mo-. january 1st, SAP
SALT.
NTOW in store and for sale $50 sacks G.. A. Salt,
~ at n reduced price to close the lot.
Ian 8. I'm. W. X. BURBRIDGE.
PORK.
WILL pay the market price Tor Pork, weighing
over two HUNDRED, deli:ered at my warehouse,
in Louisiana, cash,
Ian s. 1912. w. X. RURBRIDGE.
LEVI PETTIBONE,
, 1842-02-05
NE OFFATTS VEGETABLE LIE f
WI PILLS AND TiI(E\lN BlTTERS.-

Ss VI L ~ l 10 'rb IDLE Ill l.
w PILLS AND THENlN BlTTERS.-
Tie high celebrity which these excellent
Medicines have acquired, in curing almost
every disease to which the human frame is
liable. is n matter familiar with almost every
intelligent person. They became known by
their iruits-their good works have testified
for them-they did not thrive by the faith Of
the credulous.
In case sof CostiveneSS. Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections. Asthma, Piles. Settled
Pains. rheumatism, Fevers and Agues. OBJ
tinate Headaches, Impure Stat. OF the Fla.
ids, Unhealthy Appearance Of the Skin. Ncr-
vnus Debility. the Sickness Incident 10 Fe-
males in Delicate Health: every kind OF
Weakness of the Digestive Organs and in all
general arrangements of Health, these Med
icincs have invariably proved & certain and
speedy remedy. They restore vigorous
health to the most exhausted constItutIens.-
A single trial will place the Life Pills and
Phrnix Bitters beyond the reach OF compe-
tirion, in the estimation Of every patient.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. at
Wn. 3. MOFFATT'S Medical Office, 375
Broadway. New York.
\. Il. None are genuine unless they have
the FAC simile of John Motiatt's signature.
OF The Life Pills are sold III boXes-PrIce,
IS cents. so cents. and 81 each, according
TO the size; and the Phoenix BitterS IN bottles.
al 81 or 81 each. with full directions.
A sunpIv Of the above Medicines Tor sale
bv II. G.. EDWARDS. p. NJ. b. Green.
VIM. LUCE &Co. Louisiana.
WIrcnER & SrALEY, Ashley.
, 1842-02-05
SHERIFF''S SALE.

10y authority of IN order of the Circuit
~ Court of the County of Pike. made at
the September Term 1871. at the in
stance of William Simonds rs Heirs of War
rem Swain deceased, | shall proceed to sell
TO the highest bidder by public cutlery, on
Monday the 28,h day of February inst, be-
fore the Court House door in tie Town OF
Bowling Green, the fol!owingdescribed real es'
tate wing in'saidC County ofPike( wiz: fractional
section one in T. So. y. r. /. w. of the 9Th
principal meridian, containg three huncred
and sixty-six acres, and the same will be soil
between the hours of 9 and 5 O'Clock OF said
day. during the Term of the Circuit Court on
Il credit of twelve months. the purchaser Civ
en- bond with good and sufficient security for
the purchase money. bearing interest at the
rate of ten per cent from sale until paid.
VIM. PENN, Sher fl.
Eel. :. 1G42.-St.
, 1842-02-05
LEVI ~PETTIBONE,

DINDING it necessary 10 call in his outstanding
dnes rcuu,sts all those indebted TO him BY note or
account, to make payment without delay. Suits will b"
brought in all cases, where this call is disregordod-
and other arrangeme ns are not maze.
Bowling Green, Jan. S--lol2,
, 1842-02-05
PORK.

WILL pay the market price for Pork, weighing
over two HUNDRED, deli:ered at my warehouse,
IN Louisiana, cash.
Jan q. I942. w. H.. hi Rbhi''TE'
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
From the q. O Tr0pic.
TYLER MEETING IN NEE OR
e Ms 81 -


We have some cheering news br John
Jones at last. There has been Tyler
meeting IN New Orleansl. As fe were
going to the pest Office, Yesterday, We STUN
bled upon q tremendous collectiod of our
fellow cltizens IN the street, every one OF
whom we knew to be staunch Tylelies. L
was infinitely the largest meeting Pt Tyler
men ever held in this region Feedag some
feuriosty to know how many OF the l.Guardn
could be gathered together in this city, ne
entered into an examination Aflr deliber-
ately counting the crowd in vartus ways,
and using almost sppefhuman e4ftions 10
ascertain the precise number of gentlemen
composing it, the result of cur calculations
showed US that we were IN The Iresence Of
| just exactly three-fifthS of the enIire TYLER
party OF the Crescent City. La short, it was
a mass meeting Of three Of thefce TYLER
men Of New Osleans One oftheln was
making a speech upon the Ohio eection and
be demonstrated to a certainty that TYLER
had carried the State-"0ur corps of Re
porters" took down his speech after the
manner Of Bennett's report of Websler.
Gentlemen, ladies, and fellow citizens J"
said the orator, addressing his two comrades,
Il rejoice to have il in my bower to congrat-
ulate you on the result of the Ohio eIectionl
Icbesrs from both his hearers congratu-
late you, gentlemen, beclus it sanctions the
vast efforts we are now making in the cause
Of Democracy and because, gentlemen. be-
cause 1t IS d triumphant vindication Of our
revered President and his intelligent son
Bob Here Tie ttro au1if0rs cere seas;5ig
affected, and put their haad6erckiJs 10 oetbeir
eyes congratulate you, my friends ard
Fellow citizens, because it Will show to the
entire world of living and breathing human
beings that the Tyler squad, as they are
pleased to term Gs, Is as invincibla as the
Rock OF Ages! Entkusiaaic applause,
,5cbJc6 Precsnted the speakers proceeding
Jor seceraJ njnatesI | congratulate you.
gentlemen. because it shows the coon skins
[st0ats Of laughter at the aciLtg atius5oa 10
coon Sk5nSl that they cannot always deceive
the free people of this great confederacy
Z" Mr.. Chairman, move that a committee
be appointed to invite the entire Democratic
party Of Ohio to public dinner, TO be CIV
en- BY the Tyler party of New Orleans
[Oae Of tte audience cheered this proposi
ton most lust1iyl
That motion" said the Chairman, grave
", Is out of order; in fact It is unceastitu-
tional and as | hold the fattest Office il the
crowd, [ shall veto it. Let US all go into
Taylor's and get drink"
This brief address of the Chairman was
received with the most tumaltuous applause,
and the meeting broke up without the slight
est violence or disorder.
For full and complete particulars. see the
Advertiser of this morning
(Iadtsonlan please capul
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

n
\ man was TRAVELLING IN g
MS camel blythe bride eaaIyia' lla' leaihs
ID si'ai hie Is selzsd with panic Of fearIe NE al
IN 81 niieseif with impeiuosiiy fo,a as Fais-
oou"us u ! manner 50 horrible ibs, b-l.s - aas
Ter aoandons him in anguish .,ai aa5 h's mas
save himself He perceived =, s''l .Tles 70
'anee ifon The road deep s,re9 ;, So'ne % dls-
stlli heard the fearful neiabiea ~ aad IS &c
ne so"5 u a refuge there and fan e1, sallsl,
pre- piee. Lut shrub held b;n rs' lie
..e oiuos 20 Il With both hands. and -. o2.
ever sue ms anxious eyes. Abova -, : q
tne terrible camel Of which he 6oes I'm I'm is
sight Tor moment. In the 49, Toes 19' lose
a dragon who opens his mons,~o,'s = oeiog Is
seems waiting to devour him. a, III tbs '.s saa
OF him he perceives two nice. the 80 .'e <lls
and the other black, who enayv IN ,,,- 1,-s @a!.s
root OF the shrub which serves - :. ice
support. The unfortunate man rsr,a:.l.l 49,. iof
frozen with terror. and seeinp nj .'i7i5i
no means of safety SpdaenI, - - ls5el;l
branch ct his shrub he discovers some -. -'..e
At that moment he ceases to obs.rra "
rage OF the camel. the Jaws q III i 'ae
ffiShttui activity Of the mice He rest $50
out has hand toward tie fruit. he pa'sae-.' sa,l.'
and IN The sweet taste forgets h:S -. - 1,
his dangers -'s and
Do you ask who is this maimaB rt
can forget 50 quickly mortal perIll Te,- -
.hen, friend, that tins man IS tbysalf r.. n.y.
dragon OF the stream Is the ever opea 81
OF death.-ihe camel represents he :.
rows OF he. The TWO mice who aree,
ng at the roots Of the shrub are dsS ii
night-and in this situation. the frp, I.
pleasure attracts you. You forget tie ar4.
letIes Of iiiei the threatening of dea,b +.
rapid succession OF day and night n ~
the plant OF voluptuouSnesS on the borders n
the tomb.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
FROM ENGLAND.

Ourlatest European news is again received
b way Of New Orleans The news no.
particularly interesting The Treaty Of
Washington was ratified by the British
Government on the 4lh October Several
leading chaftists had been arrested anl held to
t-s---- E..-.@y fseHeftTes+ or connited to
prison :or tfiaL There bad been blow up
among the Manchester banks. and trade N
the manufacturing districts was much deprcss-
ed. There had been some fighting between
the Turks and Persians, in which the former
were victorioGs.
GHsmPhis ERquiru.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
fHsmphis Engairsr

A PRRsIDENT DRowNED-ALMosT.-
Tom Benton, who, something tells us. will
be President yet, came within an ace Of To-
sing his life on the 9th ult He accidently
stepped off the steamboat Lehigh. AZ alays-
vile, and found himself in the OHIO river.
The magnanimous Senator, however, struck
out boldly for the shore. where he safely
landed, after sound ducking.
Mobile Herald
freport may be relied on, we suppose
this IS about the oaly time the amagnanim-
Gus Senator ever took 1catsr.
Eutasc Wig
We have never heard much about bis la-
king water. but ifreports about Chapel
i5ill be true, he has a cunning knack Of Ia
king V5cks Wig.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

VERY ENTIcIxG, No DoUBr-Tl.
Madisonian says the Clay wings are tryi1r
70 entice Tyler on; Of the wbie ranks
es' the eniicement Will be very much Igs
the fellow who said he was enticed ON n
the barn. 'Entieed. did You say l sailibs
lawyer who wasiaking evidence in lhecau
Yes first he enlicod me into the ban rrli
"Where then ?'' "Why, then be ents.l N.
oter the fence, ina the other yard.-sWa.
next Z" Why, then he enliced me oyes
mother fence into the street" "What13
he entice yeu with 2" "Whv he tooks
pitchfogk and putting II into my irowssr
looms enticed ne all the way. tight over
John Tyler's eniicement oal Cf the whis
ranks Is somewhat after the same tshioa
Va. Free Press.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
WHO MADl THE MISSISSIPPI
BANKS2"

I.e, the followi ng table answer. Our lis
cpmmences with Banks which were char
tered iu 1886. 1 that time there were sew
e,al Banks in thi State-just about as ma
nv as were then requisite TO supply our cl'r
cula,ion-but we have not access to the
;ournaIs Of those d iys. and cannot undertake
10 say who made them We believe how
ever that il is not unfair to presume that the
democrats chad hand in it, inasmuch as
we remember that one Of the most pop
nlar of all the patent Jackson absurdities then
current. was. that the State banks could and
would furnish a better currency than ma
tional bank, and in that nonsense the wings
had no faith As to the fact, who were the
makers of the sixteen banks named in the fol-
lowing list, there is not. and never mas
been any doubt They were democrats
dyed in the wool" Several of the bank
cArTteFs On the passage which no vote is tc
beiound, were introduced and nursed TO their
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

A
the ron, says a'fhe Reiief, or Couu Bill
was rejected by the Senate on yesterday eve
nlng-ayes. 10-noes, Is"
From tbe NasAritie Vhsg Of tie I2h.
Ga Thursday bat little business ofimpor-
tance was transacted The bill for laying
off the State i1,o Congressional districts
was taken up and remodelled and passed
second reading.
Yesterday the billto appoint comnis ion
ers to examine the State Bank and Branches
passed the House of Representatives by a
decided majority tbe House then took up
the bill to lay off the State into CongresSion-
al Districts, when, as usual a debate sprung
up on various propositions to amend, ia
which much party feeling was manifested
In the afternoon, the bill under considera-
ton was rejected, waen Mr.. AEuirehead off
cred as an amendment 10 lieu of the whole
bill. that prepared by Mr. Ewing and hIr
Campbell of Washington. which was adopt
ed. 4 resolution to 90 into the election Of
u. S. Senators was also adopted. and al the
hour OF otpgeparlng for the press. the house was
in a GLORIOUS confusion on motion 70 re-
consider the vote on the bill laying off the
State into Congressional Dissatisfaction
being made to lay the bill on the tableand
adjourn until tomorrow
p S. The motion to reconsider filled. and
the bill was ordered to be engfossed and sent
to the Senate
In the afternoon of the 1llh. the Senate
rejected the resolution to elect u. S. Sena-
alors AYES, p; nays, IS
A gentleman writing 10 th. editor from
Nashville says 4 am Of opinion that Con
gressionai Districts will not BE laid off; nei-
ther will u. S. Senators be elected. Appeal
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

IMPORTANT DECISION X a RELIGIOUS
CoNTRovERsV.--The English House of
Lords have recently made final and some
what singular decision, in the long contested
case known TO many ofour readers as LADY
Hewley's charity. This consisted ofcertain
manors 10 York, left by Lady Hewley. ia the
time of Charles the Second, in trust 10 sup
port godly preachers Of Chrisl's Holy Cos
pel;" phrase used at the time Of her will,
to designate Protestant dissenters In process
oftime the trust fell entirly into the hands OF
Unitarians. Attention was drawn to the sub
ject BY the report OF the Charity Commission
ers. and bill was filed in Chancerv to
dispossess the Unitarians The Vice Chan
cellor decided against the latter. On an
appeal to the Lords, the opinion ofthe Judges
was taken, and they decided that UnItarians
do not come within the term of the deeds
Mr. Justice Erskiae obserUiag thai fbosc
aeho denied TIE Trinity acre Jlosphemeys;
and therefore they could not be intended BY
the term agodiy preachers This decision
is an important one. and. being final, will
take from this denomination a fund important
TO its existence
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18

We are sorry exceedingly sorry, for th'
editor of the Pontotoc Tribune Poor man
He is evidently laboring under the delusivt
belief that the result Of the recent State cleo
tions shadows forth and portends a mighty
and overwhelming democratic Victory to be
achieved in the presidential contest of 1874
Ia proportion to the confidence of his present
expectations will be the bitterness of that
. disappointment to which he is doomed. We
advise him to take measures for the abate-
ment of his "high raised hopes" lest the
wings perform that Office for him in man
ner that may not be to him altogether agree
able Let him look at the democratic vote
Of each Of the States in the election Of l840
and compare it with the same vote in such
Of the States as have lately held elections.
From this he viii learn that his party have
not increased in numerical strength in any
one State, while in several States they have
not voted as strongly as in 1910. Let him
remember, also, that the frank and file" of
his party have, to a man, obeyed the order to
turn out to the polls, while the wings, know
ing that exertion will be useless while incar-
nate Treason fills the executive chair, are
quietly biding the approaching time for ef-
fective action. Let him then "put this and
that together" and draw a rational inference
from them
As to a national bank, friend Bradford,
which ycu think the people have recently
clared their determined opposition, we are
no means disposed to agree with you
know this fact-and large majority Of
people are convinced that il is so-that
oco misrule. commencing in the destruc
of the old Bank of the u S, which al !
during the whole term Of its corpo-
e xistence, furnished n good currency !
IN, ling in the visionary and wicked at
4 e 6xupon the country purely metal |
urr, ncy, has brought upon the nation
acc, 1mulated load Of evils under which !
: be en- sinking for the past seven years.
neor lie believe, with truth, that locofo-
has ca used all their present troubles, and
the e litor of the Tribune fully expects
they re even now wiling again TO en-
t with power the authors OF all their
erv-tb; Il they are hostile to the whole
n Of WI Jig policy" while, in fact, the
10 policy owing TO the treachery Of Isca-
has not been carried out. Locofocoism
; cast out to afford the wings an opportu-
V of rede, ming the nation. We made
attempt III good iailh' ana II we iaileu
. blame re SIS not with us. The people
We seen all this, and, we repeat it, they
II hare a ma iional bank"
p. s. Our question respecting the proba-
e effect upon the prosperity of the Pensyl-
mia Bank of the u. s., that would be pro-
iced by the payment of the Union Bank
onds. remains unanswered What do you
iak about the matter2
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18
HENRY CLAY.

The great, the wise, the virtuous, all they
say,
In times dread progress, die and turn to
clay;
A dying nation shall the comment give,
She won the clay-6ns turns to Clay to live
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-11-18


| We have a queer old friend who is al.
ways desponding, and yet occasionally con-
soles himself by anticipatons which could
only be indulged BY an original We met
him yesterday morning, and he inquired the
news from Ohio.
"We're literally used up" was our reply
- -s,Shannon is elected Governor, and The
locoss have the Legislature by decided ma
jority.
Our friends countenance assumed a most
doleful spect
How will this effect Mr. Claws pros
poets ?" he asked.
Not at az" we answered, "a State cleo
ton, in which 50 many local causes operate,
is no criterion by which to Judge the result
in contest for the presidency"
Suddenly the old gentleman Frightened
up as il a new idea had just struck him, and
then broke out
"Well. there may be some truth in Miller's
prophecy-and if so. thank God locofoco
misrule will be checked next year by the
end Of the world - Wheelins Gazette.