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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
DRY GOODS.

Superhiae broad cloths, super and merino cnss-
meres, saitlnetts ful'd cloth, Kentucky jeans, fus-
tian moleskin, giIafe cloth, bombasins, merinoes,
and handsome variety Of black, blue-biack and
satin silks.
ALSO:
Flannel, sheeting, shifting, white and blue drill
lings. linsey, check, bnsging, ticking, cam
brics variety OF stnffs for summon pants, Irish and
| brown linens, diaper, wadding, batting, yam, &c.
TOGETHER WITH
Frech, English and American prints Of evry va
riety aud the latest stylcs,-rnany of which were
never before brought 10 this eountry-fom 81 cents
up, besides a large assortment of fancy articles
DOlYlYi33TS AMID HATS
Lady's shell ana at6ut, leghom, florence, lace,
white straw, diamond do, rn'd. cypress, white
and fancy willow, Italian lace aud palnleaf; with
an elegant supply Of anfcials sprgs, wreaihs, aud
French hat lunches; gentemen's single and double
rim'd plain and trim'd. leghorn, fur, palm-leaf
&c.
GROCERIES.
Young Tyson, Gunpowder and Imperial Tcas,
coffee aud saleraius al 10 lbs. per O0 loaf and
brown sugars, raisns, tobacco, gunpowder, pepper,
spices etc. etc. etc.
HARD WARE.
Cutlery, Troy nails, spades, shovels, pi,chforss,
&c.
CrOckery. Boots h Shoes.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
I.aneasier, Juiy st, 1913
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

N A. CHENOWETH, Attorney and Coun.
Il sellor a! Lao, Lancaster, Grant County
~
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TO THE PUBLIC.

To THE PUBLIC.
\" HE LEA my wife Hannah hes left nv bed
w AMI board WITH fhadeas r. ~. John with
the .aiention Of marrying; therefore cautipn all
persons against bo.in. trusting hsr on my ac-
onUni, IS vail positively pay 90 dsOts oi her con-
iIactins SOLOMON ARTHUR.
Be-iorn. Oct llih, lsi2. 3l-2i.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21
business CARDS.

JAMES NJ. GOODHUE, attorney and
u Counsellor at Lac, Plarevilie, Gran, county
y isconsin Territory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

II lST ri Letters remaining in the Post Office
L. a, Poos, ". T., on the Both day OF Sep
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

N Z. FOSTER, Attorney and Councillor
~ at Lar, Cassville, Grant County, W. 4.
"li Practice Law in this aud the adjoining coun-
TIES OF the Territory, and also IN Clayton County,
Iowa Territory.
AN business ntrusted 10 his care, will NEE, with
faithful and prompt attention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

CHARLES LArlMER, Attorney and Co,h,
~ seitor at Lac, Po,osi, Grant county, W. 4.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

DARKER 4 DEWEY, attorneys & Counsel
I'D TORS at Lac, Lancaster, Grant county, ". II
J.aLLEN BARBER. NEisoN DEukY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

II ORENZO BEVANS, Attorney and Coun
IL selior at Lar, plaueville, Grant county, W.
will attend the Courts in the counties OF Iowa,
Grant, and Crawford.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-21

VETIRAM KNOWLTON, Attorney 4 Cou,-
w selior al Lar, Prairie do CHEN, Crawford
county, W. 4. Practices in the counties OF t'raw-
ford, Grant, and Iowa, w. T., and in Clayton
county, |, 4.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-23

New Goods.
Just received, per steamer A rkansas,
Gents fine beaver, pilot cloth, and Jeans
COATS.
Fine and m, dium SIttinett ind Jeans
PANTS.
Beaver. Russia, Satin and Coney Black and Drab CO
lorcd HATS.
Fur Seal, Ncutria, Velvet, Cloth, Patent Leather
and Hair Seal
CAPS.
Sewed Calf and peggcd Kipp
BOOTS.
Gents and boys Morocco stitched and peg NJ gro
BkCaA10S.
kcntuck and Glasgow Jeans
Cloths, Cassimcrcs. Linseys and Blankets
Nader, blue and medium
?2III IT,.
shee,ings, shrtings, Lowells, drlings and ticking.
ALSO--A fine assortment of Hardware and Cutlery
sADDLERY, NAILS, SC. sc.
All of which will be sold low for cash,
PELTRIES, HIDES, OR COTTON,
Dec. IA, ls43. By S. & G. TURNER.
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A CARD.

A the undersigned will be absent from the State for
N some months, those having professional business
al lis Office, will apply j. b. OGDEN, Esq. who will
be found his office at all times, and who, with such
assistance he is authorised to call in will attend to
all professional calls in the Western counties in the
State
Persons having private settlements with me will
ally to said Ogden. my brother. A. b. Pasehal
take this opportunity to mention, that those wish.
ing hire negroes will do well to apply to Mr. A. B.
PAscnAL, who has about twenty likely working hands
1T his disposal GEJ. w. PASCHAL.
Ven Burc4n, Dec. 9Th, IS43.
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on two Certain writings obligatory, for the sum
OF four hundred dollars, bearing interest at the
rate OF ten per centum per annun, after due until
paid, and that an attachment has been issued
against his estate, and that unless he shall appear
by himself or attorney, on before the third da v
OF the next of this court, which is to to be.
gin and Be holden a: the court house in the said
county of Crawford, on tho fourth Monday of
March next, that judgment will be entered against
him and his estate sold to satisfy tho same; and
it is further ordered by this court hore that this
order be published for four weeks successfully in
some newspaper printed and published in this State
so that the Inst insertion thereof be a, least six
weeks before the first day Of the next term of
this court, to which term this cause is cortinued
A true copy-ArrEsr.
A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Dec. %. s43.-4G--4w.-[prs. fee $40 so.
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Fail and Winter Goods

Cutlery, Groceries of every description Oils, Paints
Lead, Wines, Liquors. &c. &c.
his sfock consists IN part, Of the following articles:
| A large assortment of Chusans. new and beautiful,
| styles.
Apacha Lustres LACK and colorcd plain nd wa.ercd
large and brilliant assortment of Muslin de Lanes,
OF the newest ar most beautiful Persian styles
handsome assortment of figured silks, OF the latest
styles and patterns.
| Cashmere d Grace Cashmere d. E Coss
Grape dc Lanes; Broche figured Ponexester
Wide Satin d. Chcnc for cardinals or dresses
Watercd silk vevets beautiful article for ladies bon.
nets. fashionable and entirely new
SILK ringrs and gymps, assorted colors and widths.
Silk buttons for ladies dresses, assorted.
Fine t.ibct shawls.
Buccleugh and Broche sl,awls.
Splendid Paris, Cashmere and Dalketh ShawIs
Ladies velvet cravats silk and thibot handerchefs as
sorted
Thread and Lyle accs, cagings and inser ,ions
| cardinals.
A beautiful assortment o. bonnet and velvet bonnie,
Straw and Lcghorn bonncts, latest styles
Pcrtunery. great variety Of the most select kinds
Ladies black and heetcd silk hose.
La dies lambs WOOL, cashmere, Ghair, silk and cotton
hose.
Gentlemens lambs wool, silk nerino and cotton hal
| brOdered and brevercd
Gloves, a general assortment Of all kinds.
very large and superb assortment of Cloths. Cass
meres and Nestings, consisting of super, and super
black French cloths, assorted.
Belgian do.-pilot and Beaver do
Wuul dye black, blue and fancy colorcd do assorted.
Black French Cassmeres, plain and fancy assorted.
English and American cloths and cassimercs assorted
| large stock of woullcn woollen velvet and ThibCt
vcstings.
! Sa tin silk and Marscills do. assorted.
Gen,lemens silk. satin and woocn rs and crarats.
| Linen ard cot ton shirts.
Silk, marino, and sayony shirts and drawers.
Gentlemcns English and india silk, and l.. C. handker-
| chiefs.
Sattinets, tweed cashmere, Kentucky jcanes and lin
\ scy.
Flanncls, thibct, silk, Welsh and Dome, do
do. twiled. white and coloured, fine article for
drawers and shirts.
Carpcting and rugs for floor cloths.
Blankets, extra super and ccnmon, biuc blue Llach,
green, and red macknaw.
Super htncy and rose, bed and cradle do.
Prints nd Chintzcs, splendid at very re.
duccd prices.
| Irish linen and shcctirg
Ladies'. Misses, and childrens fine kid and morocco
slippers.
Misses and chdrens bootecs CATERS and but,
| toned Elsler shoes,
Seal and calf walking shoes.
Gentiemen's fine calf and seal pcgged boots
Kipp lined and bound, and stoga brogans
Boys fine and Pegged and kipp lined and bound boots.
Gent fur and cloth caps, assorted.
Alicante and MANILA mats, umbrellas silk and cotton
Together with great variety Of other articles, the
whole comprising one Of the best stocks brought
to this market-a of which he is determined to sell
extremely low prices.
IY Our country friends and others visiting Van Bu-
rem, will find it to their interest to call and examine
his stock before they purchase.
Van BnEcn, December ?, Isi3.-s3-tf.
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S1TRAYED.

L1ROM the subscriber, living near Van Baren. about
IL tho last of June, iS43. ono yoke Of oAEN, OF inc
following desc rfption, of common red without
any marks rccocctcd the other about the same COLOR
with small white mark the forehead no marks OF
brands rccolccted both five years old lsst 'prng.-
A liberal reward will be paid foT their del. very TO-
Dee, ., lsi3.--E 81. SAN 1. Ai.StH.
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A CARL .

To rroo Lcsoppers and 10 the citizens Of TIE Torn Of
Vaa Buren, uho hare theii GOOD 10 purchose.
TGNIiE undersigned has laid off several small lots Of
% acres each, land will still continue to lay oil
in similar lots when necessary in the ~ w. Or Of s.
30 in L. N Of r. 81 W., lying in the bottom on the
North side of the Arkansas river, and not far distant
from the of Van Buren,, all OF which is beautiful
" with timber suitable for fire and steam boat wood
which the undersigned proposes to let out in small LOTS
above specified. to such as will cut and maui
off tie timber, and up and heap the brush ersons
undertaking will be required TO cut oil the timber OF
10 inches and under that szc tnnd will be permitted
all the timber tho ground if they desire to do
80 butt will be required in all where the timber
Gu. will make either boards rails, to cut them of OF
the leng and leave them lying the ground,
to wit: bocrds feet long, and rails 10 feet long) Per-
sons undertaking will he required 10 cut all sumps low.
according TO the usual custom Of clearing land and cut
and the brush in the that farmers usually
heap brush when clearing land Each and every per-
taking contract will be required TO have fully
completed before the 2ath day Of March next, in
order that the undersigned may putting tho
land cleared state of readiness for cultivation.
The undersigned will let out IL or - lots upon the
terms above stated.
None need apply unless they prepared to en-
ter INTO LoHd with approved security FOR the faithful per
formance Of their contract. For further particulars
apply to The undersigned
Dec 3, lS43.--i4--5w. r. C. :. BROWN.
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tsTlN. y. u
JOHN AUSTIN & CO.

JoiN AUSTIN. Z. DgwEEsI.
JOHN AUSTIN & CO.
fave in store. and received, per steam boat Ex-
port. and will sell low for cash. hides or pcl;ry
II bids sugar 90 sacks coffee
$50 sacks SALT so bbls whskcy. wines and brandy;
% tons iron. steel and castings, assorted;
SO plough mouids
81 kegs nails aud flooring brads box tacks;
~ io1cs chewing tobacco; boxes snokn. do
kegs apple Jelly; kegs pickles;
lVo0J papers garden seeds, Of lSI3. put up by I'll,
Shakers,and warranted to grow II veil planted
80 kegs powder; 1909 lbs lead;
Gu bags shot, assorted numbers;
~ boxes starch; 10 boxes sperm candles:
20 boxes tumheIs and pint TASKS;
boxes mould candles; boxes cotton yaia;
casks Western Reserve cheese;
, casks paint oil; do spts turpcntine;
20 boxes window glass:
2oI sides SOLE upper. btid!c and harness leather;
!? double Mattresses IL sing le do;
% dozen brooms;
crates plates, cups and aauccIs;
cotton and wool cards;
sivcs, Indigo, madder, and copperas
alum salt petre, birthstone, and cigars;
pipes. plough lines, bed cords, &c. &c.
Nov. %. 1913
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STATE OF ARKANSAS.

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.
In the Circuit Court of Crawford County, at tn,
September Term thereof, a. d. 1913.
October the l3th ls43.
Jo!n DTennen, Plaintiff, } D.,, ;, ..
Harrison Oliver, Def ndant "e"''
A I this day comes The said plaintiff by at,or-
"A ney. and the said defendant being called
came not, but wholly makes default he rcin, W here
upon on motion of sa.d Plaintiff it is ordered by
tie court here, that publication DO made in this
behalf, notifying the said defendant that an action
OF debt by attachment has been commenced
against hi,n IN this court, founded upon a writing
obligatory. for the sum Of five hundred dollars
bearing interest at Tho rate of ten per centum
per annum, after due until paid, ard that an at
tachment has been issued agains, his estate, and
that unless he shall appear by himself attorney,
on or before the third day of the next term of this
court, which is TO begin and be holden a, the court
house in the sand County of Crawfor on the fourth
Monday OF March next, that judgment will be en-
tered agai lest him and his state sold 10 su,ifv lh.
same: and it is further ordered by this court here
that this order be published for four weeks success
s'reiy IN some paper printed and published in this
Stnte, so that tho last insertion thereof be al least
SIX weeks before tho first day OF the next term OF
this court, to which term this cause is continued.
A true copy ATTEST:
A. MCLEAN, Clerk
Dec. %, 1876 -4w.-[prs. fee 50 ISL
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" F ARKANSAS, !
f'fE oR CRAWFORD.
'elit Court of Crawford coun
ca amber term thereof, A. d. al Inc
October the 18th. :.
ffennen. PlcintG, } n
4 Campbell. Defendant. 'ach"i
sins day comes the said plaintiff by a
y, and the said defendant being cac
lnct. but wholly makes default herein.
Ppols on motion Of said plaintiff, it is ,
Ey the court here, that publication
this behalf, notifying the said defend.
action of-debt by attachment has be
sed against him 10 this court, founded ,
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ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.
Tie light draaeM and substantial! steamer Errort,
WOODARp, Master,
TU>n IS now in the river, and will continue
FrSttYSS!lc her regular trips from Napoleon. and
Is FsSzaEI Montgomery's Point te Fort Gibson.
aud all intermediate landings.
Dec. ., tSi3-43-3m
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Notice.

| rtOPOSALS will be received by the un.
b at the Choctaw Agency, until IL o'clock
I'D 9Th February, for furnishing for the
lcL Indians, the following articles:
~ onws--common size;
10 ,yhip saw files,
IN ,irs No. 10, Whittemore Cotton Cards;
"a collins Huht's and Kings ling axes;
sient quantity of Hoes, Notwithstanding
81 :, to absorb what may be left of $1,000
'sr the other above med articles.
the same time. separate proposals. for as
hcH largo -
iPiNNING WHEELS,
go: workmanlike manner, Of good season
tn bands, spindles, &C.. complete, as can
,Jr $500
hing wheels to be delivered at the Creek
efore the LIST July; the other articles
. ne 18th May, all in good order and condi-
+ hole to be approved by The Agent for the
whose certificate that the contracts have
led with. payment will he made.
approved security will be required for the
n tNN contracts.
WIN. ARMSTRONG,
LeGHg Saperintenlsnt Western TERRITORY.
agency, December a2d, lst3.-46-7w
OF ARKANSAS
OF CRAWFORD.
crit Court of era W ford county, at the
er r term thereof, A. d. 1913.
October the 18th, lS43.
men, Plaintiff }
NTH, Defendant.
day comes the said plaintiff by attor.
and the said defendant being called.
bat wholly makes default herein
or on motion Of said plaintiff, it is or
the court here, that a publication be
his behalf. notifying the said defendant
etsor f debt. by attachment, has been
ed against him in this court, founded
c .rtaia writings obligatory, for thes1pm
ndred dollars, bearing intercs, at thc'fate
= cenmm after due until paid, and tina,
meri has been issued against his estate,
"nless lie shall appear by himself or al.
OF b~fore the third day Of the next term Of
:, Shich is to begin and 10 holden at the
.sc in he said county Of Crawford, on the
'nduy Of March next that judgmen, will be
gons' him md his estate sold to satisfy the
"a II is further ordered BY the court here,
oIcer Of publication be published for -four
ccessiSely in some newspaper printed and
IN tnis State, SO that the last insertion
- q, least six weeks before the first day
ext term Of this court, to which term
e is continued.
hcopg- ATTEST.
|. A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
L : 3.--4G--4w.-prs. fee $40 SO.
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David Thompson deceased, and that an a,,ac,,.
ment has been issued against his estate. and thai.
unless he shalt appear by himself or attorney. on
or before tho third day Of the next torn Of this
court, which IS to begin and be held at the court
house, IN the county aforesaid, on the fourth
Monday of March next, that judgment will be EN-.
tered against him, and his estate sold to a. tisfv
Inc same and it is further ordered BY the court
here, that this order be published for four weeks
successfully IN some newspaper printed and pub
shed in this State, that the last insertion there.
OF be made at least six weeks before the first d, y
OF the next term OF this court, TO which term this
cause il continued. 80
true copy-ATrEsr.
A. M'LEAN, Clerk.
Dec. 49, ls43.-46----4w.-(prs. fee SIS.
STATE OF ARKANsAS,f
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD
In the Circuit Court of Crawford County, at tho
September Term thereof, A. d. 1913.
October the 9th, Is43.
William nI NJ. ewin' PLAINTIFF DeS,-bv attach.
Willis E. Parks, Defendant. me"l'
A ND now on this day comes the said plaintiff. by
"A attorney, and the said defendan, although 50.
!emn'y called comes not, but makes defauIt, where
by tho said plaintiffs action against The said deien-
dnnt remains wholly undefendld. WLere pon on
motion Of the said plaintiff: by attorney, it is ordered
by the court here that publication hereof DO made,
notifying the said defendant TINT an action of dobt
by attachment, has been commenced against him in
this court, founded upon a certain writing oblisa-
tory bearing date tho 29th of September, 1884, exc
cuted by the said defendant and one " llliam Rob-
inson to John Drennen surviving partner of
" Thompson and Drennen,' for the payment of
two hundred and fifty dollars to the said Drer-
ncn or order six months after the date thereof;
which said writing obligatory bears interest at the
rate OF ten per cent. per annum, after date until
paid and that an attachment has been issued
against his estate, and that unless he shall appear
by himself or attorney, or before the third day
Of the next term Of this court, which is to begin
and be held the court house in the county aiore.
said, Oh the fourth Monday of March next. that
judgment will 10 entered ogains, him and his es-
tate sold to satisfy the same; and it is further Or
dcred by the court here that this order be publish
cd for four weeks successfully in some newspaper
printed and published in this Slate so tina. the last
insertion thereof be made at least six weeks be-
fore the first day Of the next term OF this court,
10 which term this cause is continued.
true cory--ATTEsT:
A. Mclean. &c K.
J. Dec. 90, 943.-46-4w.- prs. fee 80 50.
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September term thereof, A. D. 1913.
October the 9th. 1913.
William NJ. Gwin, who is as-)
signee Of John bremen the
surviving partner of David
Thompson and John Drennen Dsb'-by attach,
late partners in business. ment.
Plaintiff.
Harrison Oliver, Defendant.
A t this day comes the said plaintiff by attorney
1A and the said defendant being soIemnly ca led
comes not, bu, wholly makes default herein
Whereupon, on motion of said plaintiff, it is or.
dorcd by the court here lha, publication be made
in this behalf, notifying tho said defendant lha,
an action Of dcb,, by attachment. has boon com,
menced against him in this court. founded upon a
writing obligatory, bearing date the 10Th day OF
April, 1889, executed by the said defendant 10
David Thompson and John Drennen or order six
months after the date thereof, for the sum Of iv.
hundred dollars, which said writing obligatory
bears interest at the rate Of ten per ccntum per
annun after due until paid, and that an attach.
mcns has been issued against his estate, and that
unless he shall appear by himself or attorney, on
or before the third day of the next term Of this
court, which is to begin and be holden at the
court house in the said county Of Craw ford Oh the
fourth Monday Of March next. that judgment will
be entered aga inst him and his estate sold satis-
fly The same; and il is further ordered by the
court here, that the order lie published for four
weeks successfully IN some newspaper printed and
published in this State, 80 that the last insertion
thereof be at least six weeks before the first day
of the next trem Of this court, to which ,rem ii
ordered that this cause stand continued.
A true copy-ATgEsr.
A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Dec. %. lS43.-46-4w.-prs. fee Sll IS.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS
County OF CRAWFORD, {

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD,
In the Circuit Court of Crawford county, at the
September term thereof, A. ID. 1913.
October the 9th, 1913.
William NJ. Gwin. who is as-)
sgneo of John Bremen the
surviving partner of David
Thompson and John Drennen Dett-by attach.
late partners in business, meni.
Plaintiff.
Martin NJ. Stinl!,aI, D. fcnd-
ant. .-a..r -..
A ND now on this day comes the snid plaintiff
"A by Attorney. and the snid defendant being
soIemny called, comes not, but wholly makes do
fault herein. Whereupon, on motion Of saiC
plaintiff. it is ordered by the court here, that pub
LEGATION be made, notifying the said defendant tina
an action of debt. BY attachment, has been com
menced again. him in this court, founded upon fou
certain writings obligatory, executed by tho sait
defendant to David Thompson All. 1ohn Drenner
Tor tho pay mont Of certain sums of money il
: hid writings obligatory. specified, amounting il
a Ito the sum Of $500, which said several writ
=. h obligatory were assigned 10 the said plaintiff
= 10 said John Drepnen as surviving arsner o