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NOTICE.-Positively to

Ia. di.rp>ed OF at private sale, two los very esbly
ituaiei, fronting Boeram street and iSeiiook laae
These lot. together - by nearly 100 icet ha'ns s
brick front house SIS. and excellent
Vel OF Tue City Iiali> near Ia Bocrai 81
The ncighhorlood beautifully built up, and IN tact
the of tie city, and Convenient To 10th fernes aud
also very healthy. B0cam street and Kedhooh Lait
have been graded regulated paved, lamps ont and all
.,rens-. paid To those drsirods OF agreeable resi-
tence good air. good water, and good Geighbos, iht.e
Pre- mise. must be- peculiarly acceptable Addrt., from Il
In , PM 10 GEORGE \. CIAKk,
moi iw To- Ii-elty Il.
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STATE OF NEW-YORK-In Chan.

- crry-Beore the Wee Chancellor
~ p9'u-ice OF necfeal order OF s Court Of Chancs-
be sold public auction under tsc dr,con al tie 80
Ieo th"flssors Of ts COuri.by Anthony BestA
r' h,euSnerr at Tie Merchants Exchange The CTS OF
Ne"-iork on tie ninh day Of MAY Ie1t atge,e ocock
noon OF that day '
tho,r TOO certain lots, pecr, and parcels Of land ig
~ hg ahd Delg ~ The CORNER twelfth row >xfeeGa
VIZ % the City Of Nep-Yors beginning pom, being
tle westerly corner OF tie Fonrh Avenue anil Tneut
-e'rni teei, theme running <ortiw+.ierly along H.
>oule,sirry l- NJ TWeny.Seyen,b stfeel one Hundred
irs theme >outlW estrry parallel viii tie Fourh Ay-nir
ninety , itei inches. tbsnce sogteS.teTy parallel
with Twenty seventh street hundred the North
westerly line OF The Fourth Avenue. hsDcr NOubeasary
along zane nnety-esi feet o. inches 10 H.. paoe ~
BEG nuing.-Dalsd New \ ORR. lIh April 1872
GEORGE CATIIN. Master in Cha, csry.
Tie sale 81 he asove properly adJourneI zJ4 Day
OF Nav. as,ani. AT the hour and place MAY, D. i3.
u4yia esat17My
Tie sale oi Tue above property q adjourned To the hrsl
dsy Of June uexi, Ae same hour and place
MAY 2oi. 1872 GEORGE Cattle.
inN-' da"tJl Master ~ Chancefy.
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60 hGRAND EXCURSIONS

Avyssl.rT5,T for tie Fishing Banks oil sandy Hook
every Tue >iay and FRIDAY during the The large
ami csmmodous steamboat ~ PFRlOR Capt John Gould,
again in READINGS and vi. COMMENCE her regular trips
for the Friday morning. MAY 25h. leaving tie
pier foot Of Chamher,sL AZ O'Clock. Hammond It. past
g. Canal 81 past 8. Pier No. r. to O'Clock Market
street Per 9ocOck, Caiherne Ferry, Brooklyn, pat
9. ani Pier No. v r. pas, O'Clock. landing at Fort
Hamilton.
Far zach WAY p CENTS.
The LOst y III be- accompanied by -E old F,.lermsa vel
acquainted VIII the Fi>ung Ground. Ban furnished. "A
excellent Band OF Music engaged 10 ACCOMPANY the boat
Ree.hm~nt, ut the ii quality furnished on hoard extra
chamber maid IN attend To the LADIES' aud Children.
Capt Gould pledges hu>elf that pain, sall be spared
u give satisfaction aud make these Excursion, boih plea
and agreeable to those Who WIZ honor Inn win lhcF
patronage .
The Public assured that the Superior vii positively
leave the above day, throughout the season TIE wea
Thor ,.yr,,,t- IA
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AR. ALIENS BALSAM Of IIorc.

II M hbLIstN DAI6An O1 IiOfc-
- ho1nu, lverwon and Pleuri,y Root. Ia. gained a
reputation IN TIE cure OF Consumption and Liver complaint
never acquired by Other mrdcine. This medicine is
uo hiended Ike tie ronmoD huDbugs Of the day
disease but j. only or the disease, ct tie lung,
sui iv'r. AMI tor these complaints has equal
Raising blood, cough aud loss ct strength are certain
ymPlous q consumption Dr. u. ID Alebs Ba ot
ipffl onnd LNcrwoft and Pleurlsy Root Is an"vrr ii
remedy, and the sch and distressed resort 10 IT, they afe
certain oi being restored To health II contains opium
or deadly poison 10 uil and stup the srnsss bat TO-,
Let the sics u.e IT,
oPiSios OF lHs FAcuL1y-DnedD NJ hr Lrmrs-Or
t"r-Dear 'r; have prescribed your Baisam \ H,re-
hound, LiIt1rorf, aud Pieurisy Root 10 80 y-rc -,
consumption, ar. has proved efrcual after other r,m.
dt', h"i ial~i sai glad 10 hGd Naluabr mfd.,r
"mut any drltl'llons or narcOtc ingredients, strfiin
hsh opinion Of your Bsi,ai 1lF ,ha to recon-
mead II 10 my patients Your, 40. g. PRESTON
. Physician. New hor. CIV.
For sale, wholesale anil retail. by ". 4 Tyler So Bac,v
sh..t v !" fnlo,, ~ Bswrfy; ami y. Hart cnri .r
o nrohd"HY hnd Chamber streets. New York. mI8 I'm
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rTIONS ON THE TEETH
sryuoIrR WHITING ( LINUS PRATT wool,


,nnfIn ends AMI ihr pubic S' aN nat hey
INN, nj ter oil sand tore. % tssi Roadway, h1 % con.
.,or.sy of r.uuus rs tie street now " ~ nj d.
,fr,.ig wh,re a operation, in ne Ire 80 i'r profession
ian D., 81. rirusr mn iir uo.i approved plrl pies
i,nfa - rrcs trtfc nj i'~th rsef,e oF me -e Flss
n a, oi .t,is kns,.i - any Other 0Hrr n Pc
i,el Sf,ts. from a single tooth O. uu 49, Dn sn- .
l,, or oule plate ~ o,pherc pfnc pie. and Ner sfti
io answer ih~ purp.e- oi nssirao ~ and Ca
ron, tr.th plugged with gold ioI GA or ifd y 'th fff
a. he custcssr may prefer. or CTCrusnrcts air -
Tnoiarhr crr,,i shout srirpctIn W al cas-. Nh"fr i,
possible for a cure 20 he tftcf'd. me tooth tled ard pee
,4ry. Tor ftarr u.@lile>.. Or pc's always ra- no
Ll are n conformity o. tie tunes Tho roof nffd ioi frs
,, fo call a. ~, an, are ihl good teeth r'rr,
,ary the health anil comfort 81 Ne if' 81 n N' h"'
can tave an eNre no opportunity Ia ltam he lfor>' np
~ On Ia theoretically lnf p tliv.
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csc hNFWARK & NEW-YORK.

S,pIS1sScrr& Fare only l2i cents The splendid AID
COMMUNICATIONS steamer PAs>tIC, Capt. John Gafy, being
completely and elegantly rcte, viii commence her
lar trips fox tie THURSDAY. March 0ieaying
follows:
Foot Of Barclay u. N. York, GENRE wharf, Newark
On Sundays the Passac will leave NrwNork AZ 10 A. w..
and ?. M-Leave Newark al II \. VI and y O'clock VI.
~ eight OF every description carried at very reduced
rates mo 6m
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w" toih' July u io'ff "
HEDICATED CANDIES.--Dr Elem

WI ing', WORM CANDY ], uudenaby The most per.
iccy adapted the total determination OF Worms ~ odd
and young, OF thing of the kind ever prtparrp Gnu
deu like it, and II warranted vegetable and perfectly safe
~ lis effects
Ills DlARRIiHA CANDY, prepared nom hls c'lebra''d
Quaker Balm .ad To do wonders IN all bowel complaints,
IN darhpa. attendant the lat stage OF consumption, H "
most soothing aud 'sutay. II pleasant safe ant certain
Hs CAfHAkTiC CANDY certainly opens new era IA
medical compounds For cleansing AMI inSigorating ths
stomach and bowels, removing obstruce huuofs, 'or
uyene,s bilious habits, csls fever jaundce hcaiaclt,
and indeed IN all where phy>lc i needed this csuN
not surpasseibese, is a. pheasant 10 take pepper
mint candy.
His DINNER CANDY, ar costlveses,, indigestion, Dis
ress scr eating, heartburn A.. l. recommended asnnr
of the best somachos and TONES now Ia use And then
is ~ handy and safe.
The rapidly increasing sales aud popularity Of these pleas
art candies prove her utility.
CONERTS BALM or LIFE, for all Affections of the
lungs and wndppe dyspepsia, 80. sc, !, an uuequallcd
r. NEEDY, read the following
Mr.. COvFsT-SiR; have received much benefit from
the Use OF your Balm Lite in removing the pains about
the chest, oocaoued by dyspepsia, and especially IN
>irangthng my voice. cannot that NV health e. Vet
fully restored but an greatly improving
THEODORE TAYLOR Jr.,
". York Feb. ~ 1872 Ii5 Nas>ausffsr
sold Wholesale and retail at l3j Nas,duireet New YORK
also by agents at "a Broadway 1904 Bowcry and ~ FIJI.
tOu-srr,st. aud 10 FulfoU-.t uixII Tan,
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c.. AT pOWELL & CO.'S Line

S..:ss,NS,..g For SEwBuRGH landing at CALD-
wELES' WEST POINT. and COLD SPRING The
steamboat Highlander Capt. Robert Wardrop viii leave
oo af Warren-st every Monday, Thursday and Saturday
M4P.M NJ. Returning, will leave Newbur2h every Monday
at 4. VI. and Tuesday and Friday AT r VI.
For ire or passage apply tn the captain on board
Baggage and freight of all descriptions Bank bills spe-
ee board us the risk of the thereof, unless
bill OF fading receipts be sgned Tor the sane. p
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no Observation-Disclosures subscriber

j has BIack.mulfs Shop with two res, tools. &c. IN
tie lower part tho city, which he oiers Ia dispose oi
the following favorable terms. The shop VIII he rent
I'd TO GOOD tenant IT n low The tod, &c. valued
and sold on such vau TIE stock and tool, can he
paid Tor IA Blacksmith, work. AMI perhaps al~ Tie rem
Ot the shop
Tkc above shop Ia. furnished work tor five hands, and
L., than and affords rare chance To any per-
son Wishing to go into the business.
ry2i lwl r. NANIOR Co. ~ Broad.st.
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WHE TRUSsEs AND SUPPORTERS

OF DR.. Hu's invention continue 10 receive my de.
oitd preference For twenty years past saNe employed
the Tfu>>es Dr. Hull with success Tie Supporter was
invented IN IS5l by the Dr., with my advice AL aPploha.
ton and am happy Ia say that Il Is extensively adopted
in Europe a. well a IA this country. - -.
signed VALENTINE MOTT. ND.
Ii, tps Ian
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DENTISTRy.-Wm Thorn. Dentist.

~ ciis the attention OF tsoe who Artificial .,th
tnd those who may require lem, to b., bod Of .urty
ing r maSHl"ry family VII the teeth knowing chat
H'agro~able taste IN the mouths Of Lose who n ., in
ae', resulting from The acton oi lhe acd ou the eo plat
~ al Ca>es idi admit OF u, he inserts -cth iroa one 10 a
complete set without usbg one particle OF metal II ann do
scrptoD ms In L 81 CUSNRIRS ~
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NOTiCE.-The undersigned hereby riya

notice tiat they have formed Limited ~
pursuant 10 ts hrst Title OF e aa chapter OF he second
ii 81 Tie ReSsed statDtes enitcd "Ot Limited Isrr,
snpsi' and that the trntis thereof 81. follows, III
name Or irn under which sGri cngartnernp Is To e coz
du'.ep DO hlian X. CouidnyH The general nsiu,- al
We business Offended o. be- transacted j. thai OF a ,uty
anu Ncrgfli lnsirIneLt 4duuiaciuTcr The general rf
mr. interested therein j. " ism Il. Goudng re,al.,, ,
ne 'Hy 81 New f'k, and The .pecisl partner s A .ou
rn.' f" sailing 20 III" same place. Tie amount oil eaufl
"ifh NE sicc partner Las contributed 10 tie common
sp'k 3, Ten thDsani dollars. The sald parinsi.o j. 70
commence on Ms day aud terminate on The first dsy Of Ian
-DaIed he"-iora, April II. 1872
49, WILLIAM II. GOULDING,
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IN FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains =

~. For sale exchange ~ tracts OF handsome Land
containing 25 each, soil Of superior quality va
tered with fine streams and covered with fine Irpr sucl
hte oak. hickory beach, walnut maple and ycamsre
Tie sO adapted To wheat oats cotton, tobacco
and Irish potatoes The above l,~is will >,i ~
reduced pfices, and sui, they VII be eI
changed or almost any Kind ef merchandise FOR maps
diagrams and particulars, apply 20
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Al gOOC> shipped are rfqut'd ln ot Id'AN"-'y "'"
and are a he risk %. the owuen thereof ai
e. NNEW-YORk to EASIoN,

= = NF.W- OKN 10 Ems ON
S-sSS.rfv,J., Pa.-PEorLE'- LI>E-rhroush s" 3
i0urs- Fare ONLY Two Dollar. .
Leave pier No y H. Battery Plac, AT a o'clock \. w.
daily SUNDAYS trccnie, by sic aubo1; CnterA or VAT
Witch 10 El,abethpor then 10 taxi tire car o. the r..
Town and SomeVhle Railroad 60 Solnervle. edvng oiy
u mile. hv Co1ches On miles less than hr ewbruas~ NJ
making the pleasant and eNpel uous route 10 East
on For apply to A. .. Hope rs tsatuaad street. or
on hoard v b Th> line leavts Easou AZ tie same tmr
a, the line VIA w-Brunswck ard arrives IN Ne"-toih
70 hnn narl-r
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ri TO LET-The large Room on the

Im8 second floor of the College OF Physicians and sur
g,on,, 81 Crosbv-sreri. known the College Hall The
Room =, we'll lighted and ventilated and has snail Room
opening upon the II convenient place OF meet
ing public worship for Literary A~ociat on. The
may be aug time application ic TIE JAM.
For further particulars apply TO r. WAITS Jr ~
Mere, -
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COUGHS. Colds. Pain in the Side kals
DE WATCHFUL of your Health DR..

] } audre', Ohlce D, Hon - b0~ery, having re-
moved ro,i 20 H. request, h, friend, be careful Of
rngues and impo.tcr. who anxious 10 deceive the
wary. Remember d. BrasJretR. Once !, ~. not 30
ml8 lms
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"A DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

~ CHEAP RENTSi-A very desirable tvo-,tory
Rrck fIsuse No Hubert-strect. nssr - Johns fsrh
another superior Dwelling in Cherrv-'ucet No Us WI ne
let efher ~ or two families; also 10 a'tnue
r,r,,,I pnoa l,r form. from ID. y SICkEL>,
.Iltr Il Nas,an.si. ri story.
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OR SALE.-A first
pOLLED AND PLATED BRASS

Il rate Instrument. nearly new, by a nr,t-rae maker
nn..fr,..I ~ In,
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s.; Nav tlrefouuh. OF the iondh siory OF The ank'
llu, corner nj Ann and Nsssar-sirecs, suitable "i
,re, off.-. or oile- c.ancal business Inquire on
9,,,,-.rnN>rp IN Ito I,r l,pr sllu
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"A To LET-A delightful country resi-

"a TO Lf I, The store No 81 Bread,
i xav below Wall street. FIRST rate stand
Tor business tor Genllsmaus Dressing Room, gar
store Watch or Ladir, shoe Mixer. Reeaiy Made LIN
IN store fact bushes, that doe not require much
frontage. There good room AT the back OF the Stor'.
The rent for the whole = good tea1nt Sn Inquire of
J. DARLINGTON. Boot Maker.
nv25 Iv- on thu premises,
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Breakfast on Ronrf.
ANORNlNG LINE FOX AL
!. css ePFOPLE'S LINE FOR Al

N BANy AMI irtcrmet,s,S PET rs, uvpI;,
-<TH. - nj 0rir1o,aus steamboat NOHi =,
Cam VI H. Trre>.iell leaves tie seamhnat pc 90. =,
80, on Tuesday Thur iay ami saturday afternoons ''
For ps.sage or freight apply P. c. sehHiu attic once
on the wharf on board. -, -, 81 ,te
NIB Al kns OF property taken OILY at the H'S o. ~
, 1842-12-31
Land & Town Lots
COR SALE

THE subscriber will offer for sale
Il at public auction in Middletown,
Montgomery county Missouri, ON
the 18th day Of December next. on
a credit Of ~ months, the following
described land and town lots, to wit:
The north EAST fourth of the south
east quarter Of section no. S in 7. no.
so, r. a w. containing 40 acres with
acomfortable dwelling. Tobacco barn,
and other buildings, and IS acres in
cultivation, also lots No. 5 6 J and s
in Block no. 4, and lots 10. 9 and 5
in bleck no. 6, all situated in Middle
town in said county Of Montgomery,
and most Of these well improved
The title 10 said land and lots is in
disputable, and they will be sold posi-
lively on the said 18th December
next, unless privately sold before.
SAMUEL c. FIELDER.
Nov. 5ih, 1912. 4wl.
, 1842-12-31
Notice.
CONSTANTINE BRUCEi in right Of 6

CONSTANTINE BRUCEi in right Of So
~ pbia his wife, (ate Sophia willians.)
aud Reason W. Marshall in right OF Elisa
beth his wife, Gate Elashoh WIIisms1
heirs and distributes Of the estate OF Ste.
phen Williams deceased, do hereby give
notice, TO Anthony Williams, Amedia VIII
Jams, Thomas Williams, Bryant Q. Will
Jams, Pikney William, Martha Ann Will
Jams Matthew Glover in right Of Polly bis
wife, (lnte Polly williams) Rcbecca Will
iam-, widow and relict Of Stephen Williams
deceased, all heirs and distributes Of The
estate Of Stephen Williams decd, that
they will apply TO the honorable County
Conrt within aud for the county OF Most
gomery, in tho State Of M,.ouf, on the
first Monday IN February A d lS43, at the
Court House in the same eousty. TO order
the distribution of the personal estate and
moneys of said Stephen Williams deceased,
and distribution Of the slaves in kind a.
2 uual as the value and number Of slaves will
ad nit Of belonging to said estate, to oil tho
above named heirs and distributes. accord
ing TO their respective shares and rights ua-
der the statute &c.
CONSTANTINE BRUCE.
REASON w. MARSHALL.
December 3, ls43. 6w5.
, 1842-12-31
WANTED,

A few spruce young gentlemen 10
stand at the church door at the as
sembllng Of the congregation, for the
devout purpose of staring the ladies
out OF ceuntenance.
No other qualification than a good
share of impudence is requisite fol-
this employment. If, however, to
this should be added a complete des'
ti,uiion Of a sense Of propr,ety, or a
talent for making polite remarks upon
each lady as she passes, or evena ca
pability o. exciting a laugh among bis
comrades at her expence, the appll
cant will be considered as more emf
nently qualified for his station.
1-Persons DESTROYS of engaging in
this business, will please to take theiI
stand at the ringing Of the bell next
Sabbath, for the purpose Of giving
specimen Of their powers.
, 1842-12-31
SALE OF
School Lands.

N virtue and bv authority OF two
L orders Of the Pike county Court,
made at the August term l842, aud
to me directed. ] shall on Monday tho
9th dav Of February next. at the
Court House door in the town Of
Bowling Green, and during the term
of the Circuit Court for said county
of Pike. proceed TO sell to The highest
bidder at auction, The following school
land To wit: Section l6 in township
SO n. r. 4 west of the fifth principal
meridian, and section l6 in township
SIS north of range 2 west Of the fifth
principal meridian. Said sections
will be sold in lots Of forty acres
A credit of twelve months will be giy-
en-, bond with approved personal Sc
curity vii! be required OF the purchas.
ers, be,ring interest at ten PEI, cent
from date.
WIN. rENIX, Sheriff.
December 8, l842. 9w5.
, 1842-12-31
B A N X K IT'S
District Court Of the United States,

District Court Of the United States,
For the District Of Missouri.
No. 932-In the matter of Hafford E.
Bradford. On the 18th lay Of SeptembeI
1912, IIaford E. Bradford, fled his pet.
ton In the District Cont, for the benefit
of the BANKRUPT law; whereupon, it is or
dered, that the 9th day Of March next be
set for the hearing said petition in saie
Court, ut the City of Jefferson, when and
where all interested may attend, and show
cause, il any they have, whythe prayer o
the petitioner should not be granted.
T,s:e, JASON HARRISON. Clerk.
BY w. J. HARRIsoS. D. c.
DAVIS & GALE, Sols.
II appearing to the Court. that the Lotics
in this case was not published in the Radical
il is ordered that thi. case be continued 70
publication in that paper.
W. J. HARRISON, d. C.
December "a, 1912. SwS.
, 1842-12-31

In reply to a letter addressed TO
him by the Hon. Mahlon Dickerson,
Of New jersey, Gen. Cass has re.
turned the following answer:
"NEw YoRK, Dec. 10, 1912.
any DEAR SIR:-l have received
your letter Of this day, and have no
difficulty in giving a prompt and une-
quivocal answer TO the questions YOU
present TO me.
81 am a member of the Democrat
ic party, and have been so from my
youth. was first called into public
life by Mr.. Jefferson, ihirty-six years
ago, and an a firm believer in the
principles laid down bv him. From
the faith as taught and received in
his day. have never swerved, a sin.
gle instant.
$50 much for my general senti.
ments.
"With respect to a National Bank,
think the feelings and experience
of The country, have decided agains,
it, and that no such institution should
be chartered by the General Govern.
ment.
81 will add, that my residence in
France. and a careful observation o
the Stale OF that nation, have satis6
ed ne that. while a due degree O
credit is highly useful in the business
concerns of a country. u sound specie
basis is essential TO its permanen
prosperity.
"Wilh great regard, ! am dear sir
truly yours,
LEWIS CASS.
"Hon. MaHLoN DrcKERsoN."
, 1842-12-31
THOMAS H.. BENTON
JEFFERSON CRY, Dec. i3.

Mr.. Gwinn. from the Committee
on the Bank. submitted The report Of
the minority Of said Committee. pro-
testing against the issue by the Bank
of mites Of a less denomination than
$40. which was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Maulshy introduced n bill 10
appropriate a portion Of the proceeds
of the sales of the 100000 acres Of
Iani to the improvement of certain
State roads IN New Madrid. Scott
and other countirs; also a bull 10 Sc
lect the remainder oE, and grant pre-
emprinns on. tie 100000 acres Of
land; also d bill to distribute the pro-
lceed. OF the sales o. the said 500. 900
| acres among The several counties ac-
coiding TO their respective represen-
tatir n. all ui which were read a hrst
time aud ordored TO Il second read
I'M.
Mr.. Carson introduced Il resolution
requiring the Committee 90 the Bank
to enquire into the cx~Pedlency of re-
ducing the salaries Of the officers OF
| the b INK and its branches. and of es.
tab!ishing stated salaries for those
officers; adopted.
The following bills were read n
third time and passed: a bill for the
| relief of J. c.. Hmbnson; a bill a,
rendiug the law locating a third
Branch Bank; Il hill authorizing the
Auditor 10 settle With he Collector
of Caldwell colntv;a hill for the re-
lief Of G. Ray; a bill for the relief Of
Henry Cnl,oe: Il bill tor the relief o
Robert Wooi>; n bill for the relief o
/ Josiah Di4inetic; Il bill ior The reiIeI
of Il.e Collector of Madison county;
a bill { r tie relief of the Collectors
Of Ozark county, for lie years lS4l
an I842; "a bill 10 define The limits o
a new county to lie called De kalb
"A bill authorizing the county OF Dade
TO draw money, was laid upon the Ia
BILE.
Mr.. Miller. rom the Committee or
tie Judiciary. reported Il bill respect
in. the Supreme Court; the bill pro
vides that there shall he but two Dis
trici,--une n the norlherna and one
IN the southern part OF the State
The place of holding Court IN In
,Sou,bern. orSecond Judicial District
is II, ST. Louis; in tie FIRST District i
is as yet blank.
Mr.. Whipple introduced a resolu
ton. the purport of which was tina
the House should not adjourn unit
some constitutional measure OF relic
was passed; a considerable debate
ensued; the resolution was finally re
iected. ayes So nays "a.
The following bills were read
third time and passed: a bill concern
ing a State road in Linn county;
bill for relief of W. A. Sublette;
bill for relief Of Samuel Musgrove
a bill for relief of E. Lee; u bill 70
relief of Jas. Wilson'S bill Tor relic
of the Collector of Rails coun'y;
, 1842-12-31
AN ACT

AN ACT
To change the manner of voting in St.
Louis City and County.
Be ii enacted by the General .Assenlbly
of the State Of Missouri as follors:
Sec. l. Hereafter all elections in the
City and County of St. Louis shall be
by ballot, and all elections shall continue
for n day and no longer.
This act to take effect from and after
its passage. STERLING PRICE,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives
M. M. MARMADUKE,
President of the Senate.
Approved, Dec. II, 1912.
TIL. REYNOLDS.
, 1842-12-31
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
LOUISIANA
Cheap Cash Store.

Selling nearly at 81. LOUIS Prices.
rNHE subs criber would respectfully inform
the citize ms Of Louisiana. and the pub
lie in general. that he has lately removed from
st. Lou S. and opened a store in Louisiana
Pike county Mo-, next door to G.. W. jerks
f. Co, and intends keeping on hand at all
times a general assortment of Dry Goods Gro.
ceres. Boots, Shoes Queenswsre &C., which
he intends selling neatly at II. Louis prices
for cash. Please to give me a call and salts.
fy yourselves. E 5. BLOCK.
Louisiana, Mo-, Dec. LIST. 1912.
N. B. All kinds of mcrchantablo produce
will be taken IN exchange for goods al the
highest market pfices. u. s. B.
December 3rd. 1912. 3niJ