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PATENT OFFICE, June %, l844.
ON the petition of Isaiah Jennings of New York,
~ praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him for improvement in the production of light
&c. for seven years from the expiration of said pa
tent, which takes place on the 10th day Of October,
1874.
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on the first Monday in October next,
at IL o'clock, NJ; and all persons notified 70 APP
pear and show cause if any they have, why said pc
titon ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonan, printed at Washington; the Baltimore
Sun, printed at Baltimore the American Sentinel,
printed at Philadelphia; the Aurora, printed at New
York, and the Times, printed at Boston once
week for three successive weeks previous to the first
Monday in October next
HENRY L. ELLSWORTH,
Commi ssnnar af Patanis
P. 8. Editors Of the above papers will please CO.
py, and send their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice.
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1 TUStee'S sale.

d. virtue of a deed of trust made
~ by Charles A. Warfeld & wife,
to the undersigned. dated October
Gath 1889. and recorded in the Re-
corders Office in Rails county, TO Sc
cure Louis A. Benois: in the SUM Of
Ills $1,000 dollars and interest on
the same at 10 per cent, since July
4,h, 1889, and under a decree Of
the Rails Circuit Court sitting as a
court OF chancery, made at it's Octo-
Der term l84S, l will sell at public
auction FOR cash in hand, the follow
ing described land-Sec,ion 25 T. So
Range 7 West, lying in Rails county,
on the lst day Of April, 1874, before
the court house door in the town Of
New London, in said county.
JOHN DAVIS, Trustee.
Jan. Goth, 1914. l1w1l.
, 1844-02-24

cannot or ought not to be wholly ia
ken away. The habit of carving
concealed weapons is productive OF
no good and immense mischief. and
should be every where denounced hv
pubic opinion and the law, Ia such
terms as will efiectuallv put a stop
10 II. In a well regulated society
such a practice can only prove an
immunity to rufians and a terror and
peril To the ~peaceahle; in a lawless
community, where every member is
Obliged to arm himself against his
nelghhor. II such a community exists.
the practice only proves the utter and
~uredeemable ~depravity of the men,
aud lnSures. us it demands. their dis
solution as n society.
Tie wearers might be asked in vain
Tor a good reason for carrying them,
or 10 point out ii single instance in
which they contributed To their safe
" and protection. Like the practice
of dneilsng, the carrying Of deadly
weapons is a reiIct Of IA barbariuus
aye. long since passed away, and ev-
cry dictate Of reason, propriely, JUS
tjce and humanity demand It's sup
prPs>ion.-Phil. Ledger.
Carrying Concealed Weapons.-
The Ledger especially deaounces the
habit Of carrying concealed weap
ons. Very good; but deuunriarion
is useless. The only mode Of RENE
dying the EVIL is, 10 render the usGp
cnS unnecessary. Give us laws that
tally project tie ~sanctitv of tie per-
son. and impartial judges to admins
ter them. and people will no more
carry concealed weapons. than they
would overcoats in the August sun
light. We insist Epon it. that as long
rs men OF wealth and infuance are
permitted to attack humble citizens
- tie cost Of 4 SNAIL pecaniary sac
riGca-as long as an assault upon Il
mans lie. is placed upon n par with
an assault upon a decent dog's-every
enc is bound to protect himself. and
has 4 perfect. constitutional right to
i sd under any circumstances. This
may seem like queer doctrine to some
people, hat It is truth beyond all ques,
tion.-Phi!adelphia Spirit of the
Times.
, 1844-02-24
S.GaS TGbScc0.

's7HE undersigned wish to purchase
Any amount Of Tobacco in the
nd. Tor which the highes, market
vii he paid in Goods or Cash.
BEN. thankful for the business OF
friends the last seoson. they So
hci' a continuance of their tavors,
and Of the public generally, in the
Shipment Of Tobacco, Hemp.
and other produce, in which they
Aatter themselves that they can rem
der us much satisfaction as any other
house. They will make liberal ad-
vauces in Cash or merchandise on
Tobacco or Hemp entrusted to their
Shipments made To any mar
kst desired. and insured in all cases.
unless otherwise instructed.
T.. & u. DRAPER.
Louisiana Feb. Isl. 1874 3mI4.
, 1844-02-24
Congress-.

IN &c Senate. On tie jH, Mr.. Han
negln presented tie following JOIN,
resolutions of the Legislature at In
G':n7. Oh lie subject of the Oregon
Territory.
Whereas. the district Of country
known as ll:e Territory Of Oregon.
r-.liuiy te'orcs - our National
Government: and, whereas. the in
sat! tc a%"ari:e and graspinz spirit OF
The british GuvernmenlseenS already
directed 10 lis suhju anon and con
version; and, whereas. the slightest
il. .rlnGcment Of national righ. is pre-
ode - NOR high-handed and auda-
clOuS aggression:
Therefore, be it rcsolve9. Tina: our
Senator's in Congress be instructed.
and our Representatives be request
"a II use their proper lnstrumen'alI-
" to provide for the immediate occu-
patton, organization and defence Of
tie Oregon Territory. pcaccabiy il
ue can, torcihIy If We musI.
.Mr. Porter presented the rcso!u.
lion Of the Legislature OF Michigan,
IN favor Of a grant Of land, 10 aid in
lie construction OF a road from Sagi-
nav TO Northumberland and Sauit
de Ste. Marie.
Mr.. Jarnagin. from tie Committee
no Revolutionary Claims. made an 2d.
verse report on the memorial of the
heir and representative of Count de
Grasse. which, on motion Of MIR.
Buchanan. vas ordered 10 lie on the
table.
The Senate then proceeded to con-
slider the report of the Committee on
Finance. on he bill introduced by
Mr.. McDufie, TO modify the present
tariff Laws.
Mr.. Evans, who was entitled TO
the floor, spoke for upwards o! three
hours in reply to Mr.. McDutfie. and.
! without concluding, Welded 10 a mo-
ton for adjournment, which was car
ried.
On the 7h inst, in the Senate. Mr..
J. B. Francis, elected in the place OF
Mr.. Sprague, resigned, appeared, was
qualified and took his seat.
Mr.. Atchison presented a petition
from inhabitants Of the Oregon Ter
ritory, complaining that they have
been driven from their location by
the Hudson's Bay Company.
Mr.. Buchanan presented several
petitions against the annexation OF
Texas.
The Senate resumed the c~onsIdera-
ton of the tariff resolutions.
Mr.. Woodbury., having the floor,
spoke at great length in an examina-
ton of the relative merits of the tar
if acts Of 1928 and 1912.
Without taking the question, the
Senate adjourned.
In the House. the first business IN
order was the report on the Manda-
mus Act.
Mr.. Elmer took the floor, and fin
ished his argument, commenced yes
terdav, denying the constitutlonaI,ty
OF the law commanding the States TO
district, declaring tina. law void and
imperative.
, 1844-02-24
TFor tie RADICAL

Nj. EDITOR: Through the medism of
your sheet, suffer me to enquire OF our
fellow citizen William Nally, if he will
consent 10 be a candidate for the office of
Sheriff. II is true he has twice been
brought TO the track by his friends, and
as often failed-no difference, the third
bout always breaks the charm. Mr.. Nal
ly's urbanity and well known hospitali-
ty, in connection with his integrity and
application to business, fit him peculiar
ly for the office. What say you Virgin
ians? KENTucK.
Pike Co., Mo-, Feb. 25th, 1914.
, 1844-02-24

A GIGANTIC ToPER.-An elephan,
in the town of Whilby, England. re-
Gently gotIoose in 4 brewery where
he was3 lodged. Some time during
the night. being seized with a uncom-
mon drought, and s~uspecting from the
nature of his quarters that good cheer
must be at hand. the animal made
search, and putting his foot through
the head Of a 30 gallon cask OF porter.
and finding it to his taste, speedily
drank the contents. He next emptI-
ed 4 hin Of beans, and. when found
next morning, was making some e1-
periments upon a second cask Of
stout. The leetotalIers were very
much shocked at the occurrence.
, 1844-02-24
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Lin
coin County, letters of Admins
tration en the estate OF Tundy GIIlum,
decd, dated Feb. I2th, 1874, all per-
sons indebted TO SAID estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated. within one
veal from the dale of said letters or
they may he precluded from having
any benefit of SAID estate. and If no,
exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
GRANVILLE GILLUM, Admir-.
Feb. 97tb, 1914. Sw15.
, 1844-02-24
Notice.

THE undersigned haviH- lately
procured tie entire patent rign,
to Lud'an NJ. Harson', upright VIVA,
ting Shlugie m. king VI chine Tor the
>~everaI townships IN Pike UNITY.
t" wit: CaIumit, BullaI". SILT River.
Spencer, and Hartford townships;
all of which | offer Tor sale. and will
sell on very reasonable terms. ANY
person wishing 10 purchase either Of
those townships. can, on application
TO the undersigned. see one of the
machines. and can see il III operation.
and also car sre different houses COW
cred with shingles made hy my MAJ
chine. in the town Of Ashley. in Pike
County Mo. ! would invite the citi,
zens OF each and all those Townships
TO call and see this invention. it is So.
wing of labor and timber.
BARREL RIGGS.
Feb. i7tA, 1874. owls.
, 1844-02-24
PRO -PECTUS FOR PUBLISHING
THE DEBATE,
Held in Lexington, Ky. betwe,

Held in Lexington, Ky. between
Rev. ALExAsDEs CAnrBELL, of Bethany, Va.
And Rev. N. L. RICE, Of Paris, Ky.
On the Following PropontiOn,, MS:
ject, into the name of the Father, the Son
and the Holy Spirit, is the only Apostolic
or Christian Baptism. Mr.. Canpbell az
firms. Mr. Rice denies.
=. The infant OF a believing parent is a
ScriPturai subject of Baptism Mr.. Rice
%giirus and Mr.. Campbell denies.
Z Christian Baptism 10 for the remission OF
past sins. Mr.. Campbell aairms Mr..
Rice denies.
a. Baptism is TO be administered only by a
Bishop or ordained Presbyter. Mr.. Rice
afbrms. Mr.. Campbell denies.
D. In Conversion and Specification, the
Spirit Of God operates ON persons only
through the Word of Truth. MIR. Camp
bell afirms. Mr.. Rice denies.
6 Human Creeds as bonds of Union and
Communion, are necessarily heretical and
schismatical. Mr.. Campbell sffirms. Mr..
Rice denies.
Reported by competent S:enogiaphers,and
to BE- approved and authenticated by the
Debatauts, published in OUT svo. volume,
containing from ! to 40 pages, neatly IKE
cnted On good paper, and well bound in cloth
~ musljr-The above work will be publish
ell a. early rs practicable, at 81 per copy.
as the publishers have purchased the copy
I-ht, the work can be procured only thIo'
this channel.
Any person becoming responsible Tor ten
copies, shall he entitled to an additional
copy sFatuItoH'iy-
REccGMENDATIHNs.-" cheeFluiiy re-
rGn:r.end the ahovc work.
, 1844-02-24
NOTICE.

NOIICk Is hereby siven. that the m
y der,igHed has obtained from the Clerk
of the County Court OF Lincoln Co.. Mo,
letters OF Tests mcnt'ry, upon the Estate Of
Nicholas Wells deceased, bearing date the
18th day Feb. A. d. 1914. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re
quesied 10 exhibit them in one year from
the date OF said letters for allowance, or
they may be precInded from any reneft of
said estate; and It such claims are not pre-
sented within three years from the date of
said ~lettsrs, they will be forever barred.
n. 3 WELL. Ex'r.
February 18th. iS44. 3w -.
, 1844-02-24

For Libaria.- The n Ynrk Com
mercial says: We Learn thai he Col
onlzation Society will send off a YES
sci from this city about the middle OF
March. for Africa, with emigrants.-
Some eighty or ninety persons are
now ready l" 90 out; twelve of this
number will g" back into slavery. I'M
less tiiev are sentoff IN "a given time"
, 1844-02-24
SGEHEng Off at Cost.

would respectfully inform my cu.;omeFs
: and friends generally, that having been
disappointed in procuring 4 suitable situs.
ton for nv store | have resolved to close
Business in Louisiana. ! will therefore sell
my present stock consisting of n general a.
sortmrnt Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots,
$ oes, Qeensware, TinwRre and almost ev-
cry article usually kept in a county store,
at COST.
II would be well fnr th lose wishltgto pur-
chase, to call and examine my prices, nv
stock having all been purchased for cash.
viii consequently he sold very low. Nv
store is adjoining that occupied BY Mes,rs
g. W. jerks & Go.
F. ). BLOCK.
Louisiana. Feb. lst, lS44
n. B--I will al'o exchange FOR almost
every kind of country Produce. F.. =. Z.
, 1844-02-24
A Fair Warning.

4 LII those indebted TO Parker Dud.
"A ley, are informed that Bonds and
Notes due hun, by persons in this
county. are now in my hands, and
that unless payment be made by the
Goth of next month, suits. according
to instructions, will he instituted in
every case. S. p. ROBINSON.
January s7th, lsA4. 3w1s.
, 1844-02-24
August ~siEecti0Ea.

To the Voters Of Pike Comfy:
FELLow-CITIzENs: | am a candidate
for the office of Sheriff. If you think l
am competent to the duties of the Office,
l shall be proud of your support.
S. J. McuINNIS.
Jan. 18th, 1884.
, 1844-02-24

1t has been demonstrated that each
fibre in the retina of the eve, or ex-
banded optic nerve, cannot exceed
TIE size OF the 324,000th part of a
hair.
, 1844-02-24
Seven Days Later from Europe.

BY Inc arrival VI lle hepuoiiC dt
Boston, and OF the Rosicus at New
York, we have foreign news to the
I4rh Of January:
There had heen a further improve
meut in the wheat market. Money
continued abundant. Cotton was a
gain in the a~scendancy.
Sir Hudson Lowe. to whom was
entrusted the custody Of Napoleon a.
ST. Helena, died in London, OF para
tysis. on the iGlh uit.
According 10 all accounts OCon-
mel may lie convicted. The State
trials were to begin in four Gays--on
the 18th alt.
1t was gathered as a fact that Gen.
ODonne I, Cal tain General of Cuba,
was openly encouraging TIE revival
of the slave trade al Cuba. Thee
large cargoes Of these miserable
wcetches had been recently landed
there.
The "National' publishes a letter
frum ROME. Announcing that the ut
most distress prevails in that CITY,
Commerce. agriculture and nanuiIc-
lures are in a ~depiorabIe srate. anG
the cn'y income derived by tie saaP-
keepers is from strangers.
Ireland qnncars to remain in the
same state Of excitement without de-
finite action, in which she has been
for months. The 2 a approach Of
the State trials. which were to be re-
newed on the 18th u.I.. had called
forth two movements, n apparent
lv from the Catholic clergy. and the
other from The civ corporation Q. Dab
lin. The first OF :hese is L call for an
ss7-rre-7te meeting Of the Catholics
in Ireland. at HIbiIn," or the 18th
ultimn-two DAYS before the trials
tn p,n'est against tho striking from
the jury panel al tna names Ct II
Catholics; and the second. 4 n~lstIni,
on the Gth ut. CT the session Of tie
corporatian. by Alderman Rove, |'r-
merly Mrvor OF Du6ia. Tor an ad-
49, H., - ,...,-.=,,r ri ihrrti0 IN
a,a- tho ~g~;oyon.
40 ,bicb IrafaDI }oh,red. and
requesting her - nnS'pore tie Sta'e
-.Irs.-.4
L,,.. ,.,,, tho T.,.,i NJ Brr.
boz .tlsr,l =, 80 Frano, n,r.~s,
49,. rn..nI b,.,,kon ,o,sns-
a't ~ 49, S,,.ov , m,~5,G,ont
s'"... oI.',-4. e I~,al,raz.,r
uJ.~". 4-5H, p,.:g S.y,Mr,..
~ ,, ,la u..,;,a
r,,n ,.,,Ls- - students
Ln ..n..ot., -ho,, eoa
o, e..,.-,. =. -, I.rsr
1,H,,. n,,-r ..o,o,A Inn
an.H - ~ r,ro..,,. 40.
-. CtomL,raf u. ,,.;as
Or nqe,;2- h.,.rc vo,fe-e. moau
| :. 80 D., ri.bol;o,. ,bav re-
1911, n,;aS Viva iL,Iiar."
fst.ano:+:nr ~ I.ati;,e. rle,.
,sarro4. 50 rr,coed 70 Paqsv, to vi,i,
n G~crsn,sr Tacv ~s,nnaed = NO.
men. On the no1,rys~Is. before the
m;nix;,v of foro;-n ,i,ir.. and erred.
d',yn w;.b Gn;zot. hut these c'amors
Immediately ceased en- he Injunction
nf ,La c,mm;e.orv NJ nolice. who
w,.cb.3 ,h.;- r~,orsmrnfs Having
nqrtIv d;.nc-.nd !, Ills ro;nt. tlev
on.rrl, c,-',o5 ,c.;, !, the
Rue P~ov,,e,nnd m,rchp! in the di-
rertiaa Of Passv. VI. B-ren@er.
, 1844-02-24

WYANTED at this office, as an ap-
wv prentice to the printing business,
a boy Of steady and industrious habits,
from IA to seventeen years OF age.
February 3rd, 1874.
, 1844-02-24
Sale of School Lands.

IN virtue OF an order of the Pike
d County court, made al tie Febru-
airy Term 1914. / shuil. on Wedues-
day the 10Th day Of April next, at
the Court house door In the town OF
Bowling Green. and during the term
Of the Circuit Court for said county
If Pike, proceed to sell 10 the highest
bidder at auction, the following
School Lands, to wit: that part of
the i6lhsectIon in Township f;ty-fve
North OF Range three west remaining
unSold. Said land will be sold IN lots
q! forty acreS,-a credit of twelve
months will be given. bond with ap.
proved personal security will be re-
qulred of the purchasers. bearing IN
trf"st nj the rate OF ten per cent. per
annulm tIom date.
VIM. PENIX, Sheriff.
Feb. 10th, 1874. 6wl4.
, 1844-02-24
Mr.. BelSer said This ,p,s . ,r.ot.

N
constitutional question, and lie asked
gentlemen of both political parties 10
consider 1t IN It's proper light, for it is
10 operate for future ages.
Mr.. Dillingham; said that Congress
has the power 10 prescribe the num-
Der of Representatives, and there
the power oil Congress ends. and then
commences the action OF tile States;
but the clause of the Constitution
which says that Congress may alter
or abolish the manner and mode OF
eiecting Representatives 10 , congress,
was only intended by the trainers OF
the Constitution TO prevents the States
from being unrepresented in case any
one OF them should fail to send Rep
resentatIveS.
Mr.. Woodward then took the floor.
and spoke earnestly against the con
stltu'innal power oil Congress to dis
trlct the States, except in cases ofex-
treme emergency, and cited various
authorities. among them that Of Mr..
Nicholas, in the Virginia Convention.
in Illustration o. his argument.
The report was further discussed
by Messrs. NJ. Brown and CoIIsmer;
whereupon the House adjourned.
On the 9Th. in the Senate. after the
reading of the journal, Mr.. Bate. call
ed the attention ot the Senate Ia the
fact, that some days since he submit
ted resolutions OF the Legislature of
Massachusetts. IN favor OF an amend
ment to the Constitution. abrngaling
slave representation. which the Sen
ate refused 10 have printed. Iesler-
day. resolutions of the Legislature OF
Georgia. responding 10 the resolu-
TONS Of Massachusetts, were receIv-
ed and ordered 10 be printed. HIS
object was formally to call the atten-
ton Of the Senate 10 this different &C
ton. that it might correct ii. if il
thought proper; but he intended to
submit 10 motion on the subject.
Mr.. Wright presented res iuriru>
"f the Legislature al New York. la
favor Of a law granting pecsiorS tor
life to the willows o. Revolutionary
officers and snIdIers, who received
pensions under the act Of July I,
1888.
nI'' "'Ip' i'ese"''u Ps','"'' %
praying 'he establishment o. a 'h''-
'''S posi- =" We "~'n'e'So' III "'''r'
MI A''en m"'eh l" postpone u'
previous "I"e'S ~ me daN' 'or ~
purpose 81 P~'"rreu""9 /" ''e c"h>N
'"'''n % '"r on !" iF'u"u 'e i'h'
impose" upon "T"e" 'h~cA>"h' u.
me mN,''n was h"E''''ed-Hyes 10
NOES q
Inc ii"use resumed 'N' c"n''"eF
tioa OF tHe report % me tnhml''e'
u h'TI''o"s o" uHe case %, 'fs "he"''
'eIs eleclen ny genera iIcnri.
nIeSS's' DeaFu''er, u w; Jones
OF ltnhrSsee' ana C""". georgia
sustained 'he report 81 Inc commit
'ee' ana 'he ''2''"' "e S''''hS mem
Oe.S /" 'e'a,n 'hr'r Sea's'
IeSSIS' "'h''"' 81 ihd'aha' NI'Te''
81 he","c"E' ana newton Z" VIZ
@''ia' 'dr'c"'eo me opposite S'de "
me f'F',i'h' ana III 90 e'"c'' "e
] J - 1.NI.NNT nLFA
house "nJ'u'heu'
r.,
a q " -h'II''- i"S'e d
hi-h pe'i'r"o'T"'"' "" ,","' r"t
i,SSe'I S'e'"'''! NJ ",'""'f I'M
Ohah,plA'h ne'' l'"I'so"'S"t -
c'''e" ''o'N ePe"me'or '"s
D,I''Si' >i"@,."" p"eu c''Se u"
, 1844-02-24

Mr.. Adams-Please publish my name
as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of Pike County, at the next August cleo
ton, and oblige yours, Sc,
w. G.. HAWKINS.
Feb. 2nd., 1914
, 1844-02-24

We are authorized to announce ). w.
FINLEY. as a candidate for the Office of
Sheriff of Pike County: al the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-02-24

We are authorized TO Jo-
sEPu c. ALLISON, as a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Pike county, at the
ensuing August election.
, 1844-02-24
Feb. 2nd., 1874

We are authorized to announce JAMES
A. RoDpISs, as a candidate for the Sher-
iffalty Of Pike county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. (Subject to the decision
of a Democratic County C~orvention.)
February oath, 1914.
, 1844-02-24

In a civilized community. where
the laws furnish a safeguard to every
citizen, md aremedyfo for every wrong
no man can have Cause 10 resort TO
violence, unless in rare and extreme
invasions of his lie. liberty or prop
erty; nor can he assume the adjust
ment Of his own particular grleVan-
ces. much less be justified in aveng-
ing insult or injury by arms. The
public peace demands that private
passions should be closely guarded
and restrained, and it is still more ne
cessary that the means Of gratifying
those passions should be confined
within the narrowes, limits, If they
, 1844-02-24
Carrying Deadly weapons.

This assassin-like practice has late
~ been attended with fatal results IN
three instances in the South, and the
cry Of blood. unwarrantablv and
ruthlessly split, again invokes the ei,
forts of humanity and the pawer OF
the law for the punishment OF the Of
tenders, and the suppression OF the
offence.
, 1844-02-24

Bacon 10 worth 4 s41-2 cts. in N. O.
, 1844-02-24

W. are authorized to announce LEON
ARD NJ. RoDGERs, as a candidate for the
office Of Constable OF Cuivre Township.
al the ensuing August election.
, 1844-02-24

We are authorized 10 announce Tnoa-
AS CASH, as a candidate for the office of
Assessor Of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-02-24

INCREASE ADAMS, offers himself as a
candidate for the office of Assessor of
Pike county, at the ensuing August cleo
lion.
January 10Th, 1874.
, 1844-02-24

We are authorized TO announce JOSH
Plus IRVINE, as a candidate for Consta-
bic of Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.