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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-27
SHERIFF'S SALE,
Asa Anderson
Brown common, Pleas,

Asa Anderson
vs..
ohm Ambrose and Brown common, Pleas
Isaac Ambrose.
By virtue of writ ofUenditioni eTponas, to'me
directed by the court of common pleas, within
and for Brvwr county Ohio, viii offer for sale,
at the front door of the court house, in George
town, on Saturday the 22d day of July, lS43,
between the hours of 10 and O'Clock on said
lay, tho following real esttae, towit. The undi-
yided halt of all that tract of land lying and be-
ng on the wate.sof Whiteoak creek, in the coun-
ty of Brown and State of Ohio, Beginning at
stone in the line ofschool house lot thence north
l54 west u poles to a stone; thence south 464
west43 poles to a stone at the state road ;thence
south As east "a poles running with the state
road 10 a stone thence north 464 Aast 43 poles
to the beginning, supposed to contain two acres,
more or less.
To be sold as the property of j. ohm Ambrose,
in the above case. Terms cash in hand SILL
VERyl
VIM SHIELDS, Sheriff B. CO.
.Sheriff's Office, June 20th ls43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-27
Root and Shoe Making.

JAMES M. MULLEN has commenced
q The above business in Georgetown
Dext door west of W. Doudney's tavern;
where he respectfully sOlicits a share Of
nubIic patronage All work entrusted TO
him will be we'll and promptly done.
October 18th 1912. D =
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-27
sHERIFF's SALE.

'a"es : !emns D'OWD n common
Joseph Fulton. Vendi.Exponas
DY virtue of writ Of veHditioni exS
DpOnls TO me directed by the court
Of common Pleas Of Brown county, Ohio,
1 will oHel for sale, at the front door of
the Court house in Georgetown, on Sat
urday The 22d day Of July l643, between
the hours of Zen and 4 O'Clock on said
day, the following real estate TO wit: All
that tract Of land on Red Oak, to wit:
Beginning alta beech, cofeenu, & hick.
org, corner to Abraham Shepperd g. Rob-
ert Evans land, thence north, 80 west,
IL 3'4 poles 10 an ironwood, and ash
and mulberry, thence south, 81 west,
S0poles 10 stone in The line Of theland
Of Labon Bramble; theRce south, 30 east,
10 8 4poles to buckeye; thence north.
81 east, so poles to the beginning
Containing six acres | rood and ~ poles.
To be sold as The property Of defendant
in the above case. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS Sh'ff. B. G. 0.
Sheriff's Office, June goth, IS43.
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Law Notice.
May 9Th I543.

DAVID G. DEVoRE wilIpraeties his pre-
fession in the Courts Ofthis Judicial eireuIs
Ofiee in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, at
the North East corner of the public square.
MAY 18th. lsAI.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-27
G.. w. IN G.,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

Will practice Law in the several Courts
Of the Counties of Brown, Adams and
Clermont; his Office is on the East side
ofthe Public Square in Georgetown, Brow
County, Ohio.
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SEiERFF's SALE.
james Cole, Adm'r. &C. ! p. 60.
vin..n.G nDl.a.... - Pleas.

vincent ApPlegate.
BY virtue Of I wat Of vendfiiOnl ExpOnaS
20 nae directed by the court Of Common Pleas
within and for Brown county Ohio, win offer
for sale, at the front door of the eourt>house
IN Georget1wp, On Saturday the 29th day Of
July lS43, betw the hours of 10 and 4 o'elock
en- said day, the following real estaet, to witt
A tract Of land hiBg in Pike township and
county Of Brown, Ohio, on the East fork Of the
Little MiamB entered In the name Of Charles
Patterson jr. No 2953; Beginning at a small
white oak; thence south, SIS poles to sugar
tree and sassafrass thence east. "a poles to
two whiteOaks; thence north, IS poles to a
stone, redoak and beech, thence west, "a poles
to the bsgin1ng-containing twenty FIVE acres,
mare or less. e
10 be sold as the property Of Vincent Apple
gate In the above case. Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'f. co.
Sheriff's Office, June 9th, ,ls43.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Jesse MARIAN Brown common
VS.. Pleas.
F. G.. Goldsberry, Vendi. exponas.
BY virtue of writ of UenditiOni eTpOnGs to
me directed by the court ofcommon pleas in and
for Brown County Ohio, will offer for sale, at
the front door OF the court house in Georgetown
on Saturday the 22d Jay, of July, ls43,
tween the hours of ten and O'Clock on said
day, the following real estate, to wit: All that
tract of land bounded as follows; beginning at
a stone north, 6OO east, 49 feet. from The north
wardly corner of in lot in the ,ownof Ripley
No. l6O, and on tho upper side of Fourth street;
thence with said street south, 80 east, four poles
to stake in the upper line ofsaid Fourth street
thence at right angles from each end Of
said base line north, GU east, up the hill to the
upper back line Of said A. Liggetts land, which
is also line of Samuel Rankin, the distance,
being about IS poles and 81 feet, more or less,
making the back end line of the lot the same
length as the front, to wit, four poles, and the
west side line binding on the lines of Jesse Har-
Ian and Rev. John Rankin, together with the
appurtenances. To be sold as the real estate of
T. G. Goldsbe"y at the suit of Jesse Harlan
Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'ffB. C. o.
Sheiff's oHice, June 20th.. IS43.
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justices, const.b Witnesses n
Grand and pott Jurors "a hA 49S ~
County Commissioners AZ 90 O
James / Smith, county Auditor sO7 "a 2
For stationary for Clerks and Auditors Offices III sO7
Goods for use of poor house g4 rs 04 6
To township assessors for sevicesin ls42 $4,000
,'s,,..'i,.. ' - [ - 80 - aaea II 4
D.. Stewart for 70 Of court house $50
For repairs house, clerks Office and Jail 500
To counassgned by defend prisoners
cases that were unable employ 10000
To constabes for attending on court mCoo'
Surveyors viewers and chain carriers and markers Of roads l 45
Charles F. Campbell prosecuting attorney 1873 100
John J. Higgins late Sheriff part of yearly allowance + ~
and fOrsubPo enaing grand snd petit Juries 50 666
John H. Blair, clerk yearly allowance .sz.
John IL Blair for making out lists Of former
clerks of the Supreme $500
John H Blair for meking out list of cOsD Sc in the
John Higgins for boarding prisoners in Jail Ad-
vertsing annual election 256eO
To William Shields Sheriff, part Of yearly allowance
Fl sn so S9as oa amounts aaa ssf end 9 o 90
{ Using notice . tax payers stationary &c 1850
Fordoivering poll books Of Justice. election is 800
To township clerks for making return Of youths -'.9
Judges and clerks ofo October election $4,000
Witnesses and JurO's in LunatiC 1000
For shenas fees in same cases $3.50
Clerks fees .ss..a l75O
Directors poor oc, up to ibis
For medical attendance al poor house 5000
To suPeenendent OfPOOr house f 100000
F. s'RI sa a. asf "s'i isSs s"''
To Johnston for slstenSnce for Jury order made
by court 3 sJs.7fo.Hti a.o. # 5000 a'f
Trustees 0 Cincinnati Hospital for keeping Adam .@r
David Tt|GS G. Devoro clerk Of school examiners, sta.
ionsry, SC $500
Criminal dOckets for Justice Of the 6T5
Wood of offices r Al 90
To,.l aT 4575 s. 8
JAMES j. SMITH, auditor Of Broom County Ohio
Georgetown June 1Oth,1S43
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JOHN JOLLIFFE,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Office on Third street, opposite the
Post Office.
He will diligently attend to the collee'
tion of all claims entrusted 10 his care.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-27
Administrator's Notice.

Administrators Notice.
ALL persons indebted TO the estate OF
Nichols Srofo late of Pike township
Brown county, deceased, are requested
TO make immediate payment to the un'
dersigned, and those having claims a.
gainst said estate, are notified to present
them legally proven for settlement, wIth>
in one yesr from this date.
JAMES ALLEN, Administrator
MAY 22nd. 1913.
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sIlERIFF'S SALE.

oiiEhlfF'S SALE.
Morton and Proctor
vs. Brown Common
Moore Edgingion Pleas.
Y virtue Of a writ ofvenditioni ex.
Ponas TO me directed by the court Of
common pleas Of Brown county Ohio, /
will offer for sale on the 22d day Of Ju.
y lS4S, between ten and 4 o'clock on
said day, at the front door Of tie court
house in Georgetown Brown county Ohio
lne following real estate, TO wit: All
that tract Of land on the waters OF Brush.
creek in said county, containing eighty
acres, part Of William Vans survey NJ
bounded and described as follows.
Beginning al a stone in the line Of Ben.
jsmin Gulridge, thence south, % degrees
west, with Guthridge's line 81 poles to a
stone, hickory and sugartree, in the line
OF lsaac Ear; ;thence south, So degrees
east, with Earls line l46 poles 10 stone
corner TO Joshua Woodroe, Isaac Earl
and Adam Irwin, thence north, 20 de.
grees east, 81 poles TO 4th stone, thence
north, 6S degrees west, l46 poles 10 the
beginning. To be sold as the real es'
tate Of Moore Edgington at the suit Of
Morton and Proctor.
Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Shf, B. CO.
Sheriffs Office, June Goth, lS43.
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a. ELLIS ON,

rr oRNET AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
o@.a an the east side of the Public Squares
Omc0 OA Georgetown, Ohio.
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILLE
PACKET. INDIANA.

The Steamboat Indiana
will run regularly between
NzA Maysville and Cincinnati,
ElEIsslss|'=== stopping at the intermedi-
A- ate ports. Freight shall
be carefully handled and the charges moderate.
She ri III leave Maysville every Monday, We'd
nesdsLy and Friday, at 9 O'Clock, and Cincin-
natl on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
10 A. M.
JOHN ELLISON, Commander
Feb. IA, ls43.
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On account Of errors that occurred in
the first publication Of the two following
adVerIisemenis, the time Of sale is chang.
ed.
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Justices Blanks
For sale dttheoTce cfthe Democrats
aoA M
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11

home Of tho mental faculties may need
restraint, and others encouragement nc'
two pnaslons aod pfoPauaIllei mual be
repfrasod, aud oil 10 kept under the Rul.
dance NJ the intellectual and moral pow
cs. F,rmness and ohoeflulnesg under
ifInl and sudofng should DO duly ouliya.
lcj, that lbe IN. which cross our paths
NAV bo bofuo when they cannot be- a.
voliol, IN this way tie us Of life may
he indufoi without fopInIng, the source
pfmnny Diseases drol up NJ the Iounluin,.
and NO causes of insanity be diminished
both IN number and sosofiy'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11

ecretaTy 81 StGte--fiemmingway 5S2,
Galloway 1888.
For Auditor Matthews 5S8, Johnson87l.
For Ireasary--Clark GOT, Hardeman
1869.
For Scnate--TilIman 500, Brown 399.
For RepreSentatiues--Harri Clio Ellis
6l2, M'Lauren 3oS. Terry 354.
For Judge Of High Court-Thache Csc,
Walker ESQ.
All Regulators elected to the LegisIa-
ture.
MADISON.
Clayton $50, Brown $50, Williams.
Howard 544, Dqb bar 54S, Gilmer 5sS,
Kendall 526.
Thompson 385, Hammet 375, Tucker
I292 Roberts 355.
Galloway.578, Hemingway 977.
Hardeman 1605, Clark 1876.
Johnston $50, Matthews 1893.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Law
son, wings, elected.l
ADAMS.
Clayton 679, Brown Sal, Williams, 81.
The bondpaying wing ticket has suocee-
Ided for the Legislature by about. the sans
majority.
Galloway 743, Matthews 344.
Hardeman TAB, Clark 354.
Howard 706, Dunbar 766, Kendall 69i,
Gilmer 500. Thompson 313, Hammet
324, Tucker 291, Roberts 288.
JEFFERSON.
Andrews, bondpaying democrat, cleo
ted by 6 votes over Gen. Clark.
YAZOO.
Miles and Lewis (whigs) elected 10 inc
Legislature. An increased wing MAORI
ty for Clayton.
CARROLL.
Two wings elected to the Legislature
Jlayton's majority increased 40 votes
,1ain of one member.
FRANKLIN d JEFFERSON.
Judge Turner is elected to the Sena'e'
4 gain.
WARREN.
Clayton ISL, Brown 496. Williams To-
Galloway TIA, Hemingway 4So'
Hardeman TIC, Clark 4s3.
Johnston 1898, Matthews 45'' ooo
Dunbar 706, Gilmer COS, Howard 90
Kendall 654. Thompson 4So, nan, o1e
IA, Tuaker 1873, Roberts 465, howe o~o
All wings elected to the Legislature
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11
ELECTIONS.

ELECTIONS.
HINDs.-The vote of Kinds shows a
falling off of the bondpaying majority
This is owing TO a varietyIof circumstan-
ces, to which We may hereafter refer
One thing is certain, we might have done
better if we had done our duty. For
Governor the vote stands:
Clayton, IVY $50
Brown, (Repudiator,) sol
Williams, g. d. 40
For Secretary Of State.--GaIloway,
(whig) 1915
Hemingway, (Rep.) 7O7
For auditor. johnson, (whig) 1915
Matthews, (Repudiator) 7O7
For State Senate --Dupree, (whig) 1913
Miller, (Repudiator) 725
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wigs Repudiators
Lea, 904 Fall, $40
Richards,. 868 Nicholson, 79l
Spann, 844 Sumerall,- 768
Dabney, 500 Stewart, $50
Three wings and one repudiator, Fall
received large whig vote at the Jackson
precinct, which secured his election
The influence of the wing mechanics aid !
ed much in securing his election. The
whlg tickets were more split up than we
have ever before known them. Gain of
one Senator and loss of one Representa-
tive.
SierH.-D. Thomas 937--J w Dough
erty, us.
Probate Ju4ge.-H G Johnson 800, j.
B. Peyton 437, IL. NJ. White Sl8.
Circuit Clerk.--R- N. Downing 1888,
J. A. Grimball 31O
Probate Cierk.--H Smith $50, ]. L..
ubbe rfeld SIC.
Assessor.--A. J. Chapman 791, Mofette
1877, S. Criser 383.
Sarpeyor .-M'Nemar GIT, w. F. Har.
'ison s26, J. H. Brooks 81 G, A. LyonlI
1913.
Ringer. Mullin 438, F. Rogers 345,
J. II. Long 359. II
Ireasrer.--W. II, Deac $50, A. jill
3racey 446, t. Mabry ll2.
Lynch, Benson, Birdsong, Robertson
nd Rossman,, are elected members oil
he Board of Police. III
COPlAH.
For Gocernor-Brown 729, Clayton
25, Williams 900.
For Congress-Thompson 63lI
Hammett 585Ill
ROBBERS 57oI4
Tucker 500H
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11

: Female SeminGry.-By reference to our
advertising columns it will be seen that a
Female Seminary is proposed to be open.
ed in this place, under the patronage of
the Misses Russell. A female school is
certainly much to be desired among us,
and we hope that the good citizens of our
County, who feel an interest in the es-
Enlistment of such a school will prompt.
ly aid in building up this one. The Mis-
ses Russell have high regulations as ac-
complished Female lnstructresses, and we
believe will give general satisfa clion to
those who see proper TO patronisc their
school,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11

o, ven The stars are shinin', Kate,
Some risin', others settin',
And all are winkin' so iust rate,
Like chaps I've seen bettin'--
0, then Pm thinkin' on nay fate,
Which sets my eyes a victim!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11

POLICE DISTRICT, No. Ivan Swearin
gen, member, Board Police. Justices, A
NJ. Lea andlDavid Jewett, Constable's
w. c. Harrell and P. NJ. Whitaker.
Police DIsTRIcT No.2.-John G. Rob.
inson; Police member Justices, Joseph
B. Hoff and DIV. Bonds. ConstabIe's.
Jas. F. Straughn and 0. II. P Claughton,
DIsTRIcT, No. 3.--Police member Hen.
ry C. Cox. Justices, R. D. Shaw, and A
w. Cain Constable's, w. c. Calender
and w. A. Gayle.
DISTRICT, No. 4.--police member, w.
G. Butler. Justices L. S. Westbrook
and Riley Cockerham. Constable's Will
son Turner andTC. Young.
nIsTRIcT, No. 5.--Polce member, Jehu
Wall. Justices, John Richmond and
Benhadad Nixon. Constable's, Charles
Wall, Jr. and Q, Nixon.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11

z lection in Pike Couaiy.-The Plan
ter's Free Press has forwarded us an ex-
ira, containing the result Of theeleclion in
Pike.
The vote for State officers are as fol-
lows;
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11

Contemplate. Large bundles OF demo-
cratic tickets were forwarded to the differ
ent precincts ia Amite County, through
the Post Office, nicely enveloped, with
the startling endorsement "Dont open this
until the day of the election" Upon
opening the bundles, were found enclosed
with the tickets a number of hand,bills
against the Hon. James Walker, contain
ing the grossest lalsehoods, and ISLANDERS
which had been often refu,ed against
him. This pitiful trick we are glad to
hear was denounced by some Democrats
as it deserved 10 be.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11
ron PRESIDENT.
HIITR;Y CLAY
on kENTUCkY

The election The election Ia old
AmIlc, shows that sbo u still lmo ID
Wing principles, aud hof sons faithful to
tho honor aud character of the State A,
will be seen by the election returns In
thispapct our candidates for State Offices,
and Representatives to the Legislature,
have received large moioritos over their
opponents. by a contrast however of the
votes polled for Tucker, in lBii. aud
that Of Cen Brown for Governor in the
present election, it appears that Brown
has increased tho Democrat vote some Iii,
Ito. To what cause this is owing we
know not, unless in the election Of i8il.
there was not full turn out Of the De.
mocracy Of the County, or that some
Wings have gone over to the camp of the
enemy in tho present election. There
has been decrease in the entire vote Of
Ihe County, since the last election, which
may be attributed 10 various causes, The
candidates Of the Wing party for the
State Legislature in this County, have ac-
quilted themselves nobly, and the zeal
and ability with which they battled in de. {
fence Of the Wing faith during this excl {
ting canvass, has won our admiration, and
entitle them to the gratitude Of every :
true Wing in Old Amte. In Messrs.
Caulfed and Smiley, the Wings have n
had able champions, and we know that |,
the ability they displayed in defence of c
Wing principles before the people, will
be exerted IN the advocacy Of those prin n
ciples in our Legislative Hall To the st
Wings we would say that they have done 3
nobly as party, but not so we'll as they !,
might have done. A more general turn a.
out at the polls, and a more energetic &C. St
hon on the days Of the election would m
have swelled the majority of Clayton te
much larger than it is, When our enc u
MES were wide awake, using every liz
means, which human ingenuity could de- k
wise TO aid their party, it was no time for Il
thew higs to have remained in apathy. +
~
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11

Mossfs, Lerpoll and Love, Democratic
candidates have boon elected to the House
Of Representative,
OFFICIAL RETURNS on plRECOuN'
rs ELECTION
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NEW MUSIC

NEW MUSIC.
lust received the following pieces Of New Mu-
:. sic at the old established store two doors east Of
18th street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
w. FISCHER.
oh ask me notify G. Meineke.
Bird upon the gentle sprsy-by w. P. King.
Bell eco della soozia-by Soldor Mon.
Beeswings and Fish, humorous glee-by Dell.
man.
From the Alps the horn rcsoundipg-by II. Procb.
See ye, Love, yon broad OAK cmbing-Notturpo,
for two voices.
Thou hast wreathed Spell-by Mrs. Hamilton.
loves Faitb-by w. A. King.
As the Dew-drop Night lets fsll-by H. A. kock.
Would | were among the Mountains-by ID. {.
You.
Yes, I will share with thee, my Lovely w. J.
(emon.
y Come wander with me, duett--by =. Nelson.
You'll no, leave me, Dear, comic duet'-by Mr..
Wacott
Fsn we'd know where Cupid sleeps--by Mrs,
Hamilton.
Cedar Grove wsltz--by Eff spo,t
Gszelle Waltz
Ernestipe waltz, by Joseph Labitzky.
Ostrich Feather grand waltz and gallop, by Strauss,
New York Fusiers waltz, by y n. Brown.
Pesther Walter, by Joseph launef
Frapcouia waltz by =. j Iisboer
Furioso ealloppe, BY Joseph Labri'zky.
Grand March, by ]. r. Creighton.
Bell eco della Scotia, arranged fr The Guitar
Variation on o celebrated barcaroIe Of G n. We
ber---arrsnged Is Duet by n. Hefz,
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N tas petition Of Samuel x. isaniusp, praying
~ iof an extension Of patent gfsntsd IL him, for
~ apparatus for the speedy gonsration and convo-
n'ent prompt, and agreeable application Of heat To
The human system, which patent expired on the 18th
day Of January 1925; but BY special act OF Congress
passed the 81 oi March, l643 Is renewable for four
teen years. SUBJECT to the rules and usages Of the
Patent Office.
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent Odice the lst Monday in june next al IL
O'Clock NJ; and all persons are notified to appear
and show cause, II amy they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonsn and National Intelligencer, printed al
W ashngton, ID. g.; the Journal Of Commerce print
ed al New York; the Baltimore Sun, printed at Balti
mofei The American Sentinel and Mercantile Adser-
user printed at Philadelphia and the Times printed
al boston-once week for three weeks previous To
the first Monday in June.
II. l.. ELLSWORTH.
r. 5. Editors Of the abovenamed papers will
please copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office,
with paper containing the notice.
marl7-law3w
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march l6-eodta l.
POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

TIME undersigned continues TO transact business
i for mail contractors, pensioners, draughted yo-
lunteers and claimants generally, at the seat OF Go
vernment
He has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS OF
bidding for mail contracts The old service and pay
upon any route given at the shortest notice and adj
vice as to bidding communicated, If desired No ap-
plicaon attended 10, unless accompanied by fee oil
five dollars and letter taken from the Office UNI
less the postage is paid. No person having business
at the seat Of Government need attend in person, i
full description of TIE business is communicated
snd full power of attorney sent on by mail.
Ten per cent charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities, after the allowance is made
Nothing charged unless the claim is allowed
Refer TO the members Of the Twenty Seventh Con-
gress generally
JESSE +. DOW,
Washington, sth street, near General Post Office
March 2l-lyif
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TREASURY NOTES LOST.

THE public are hereby cautioned not 10 receive
Il or negotiate for two United States Treasury
notes. for hundred dollars each. No. 3,496 and
497, bearing interest OF six pc cent, dated 5th
February, 1912, signed VIM. Selden, T. U. s., and
payable year after date 10 Cashier Bank Of Com
merce, New York, and endorsed, "Pay Ambrose
Lanfear, order, without recourse. Geo. Center,
cashier y Without recourse on Amb. Lsnfear "
|" Pay TO the order Of F. BoraDdo Henry o. Nc
Emery" Said notes enclosed in letter mailed al
this place tire first Of September last, addressed
to Rev =. Ro-lando st. Mary's College, near Per
ryville, Missouri j have received information
that said letter has rot reached its destination or IL.
having been received by said Borlando. Therefore
If said notes should be attempted to be put in crcu-
ation, with the endorsement, purporng to be that Of
" r. Borlando,n the same is a forgery The neoes-
sary steps have been taken to notify the Treasury
Department Of the loss OF said notes. and to have the
same redeemed or renewed.
HENRY o. McENERY.
MosRor, La, Feb. IL, lsi3.
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