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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

RELIGION. Rev Iohn bowling announced
to his congregation last Sunday his acceptance Of the
unanimous call OF the Berean Church. New YORK. to be-
come their pastor Prordence Journal, .apvI5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

WHAT is PUsEyrrf 7-THE LATEST DEFINITION
"A FACT WHO are these Puscyites! Is ques-
the most influential names attached TO Jchn Duer
~ Co.'s muster roll, by an enquiring, vet less en-
Lghtened fellowcltizen, while crossing nthe Jersey
City Jerry boat Who are they replied his sve,-
gclcdt church-rcforming friend Who are they
Why they are parcel of id sons ofb -s.
lSlgnedl Churchman, but no P,sstHite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

REDUCTION PAY.-The dcmagogres in Con-
gress-a small faction-are trying to reduce the pay
OF every officer, but not their own. All these move
rcpean army and navy pay is certain and their
situation permanent. They are never removed ex--
cept for bad conduct. We must adopt the same
rule, or we must expect the high character and dis
cipline of the army and navy will deteriorate
The greatest enemies of America, are anxious TO
see our naval establishment destroyed; it is an
eyesore to all aristocrats.
Let those men who agitate to destroy the army
and navy, be marked by the people. Never trust
them. They are demagogues and unsound polit-
clans, and ought not to be trusted or tolerated by
any real FRIEND TO AMERICA
, 1844-03-16

should not insist on the whOlc OF Ore
gon. Then as Mr.. Benton is the
champion of the Ashburton case, his
influence in the West. and consc-
quently his power 10 save Oregon.
must be DESTROYED. Therefore Mr..
Benton is an ultra Democrat. = raiI.
cal, the leader Of an crireme !ctl that
should not be regarded; and he IS try
ing to make Oregon a Western ques-
ton. TO promote lis designs on the
Presidency. SO cruelty him! Down
with him! Destroy his influence with
"young America" "the young democ,
racy,' and the common sense al the
nation. II pounds sterling can open
the mouths of taking mlchIneS e
nough TO Kill hun. ':iet him have it
Such are some Of wires to be pulled
for the surrender Of O.c..n We
remember Mr.. Webssers speech At
Pdtcho1Uc, where he describes duck
shooting. Now. IS lie said to the
Long Island boys in relation to the
Democratic stump orators expected
among them. We say To- the members
of Congress in relation TO Packen,
hams and presses, "when these ft,.ows
come among vou. all ak of YOU is
don't he ri t10iaa!.
, 1844-03-16
for said county Of Pike, to satisfy said
execution and all costs.
VIM. PENIX, Sheriff.
March 10Th, 1914. 3wl9.
SUERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF 4 special writ OF exc
Ep cUtion FROM the office of the
Clerk Of the circuit court Of Pike
county. and State Of Missouri, in IA
voruf Andrew VenabIe, and VS.. No
ali Beasley and John c. Bessley, and
10 ms directed, / have levied upon,
and seized, tie undivided hall Of the
interest of the said Noah Eeasley, in
tie 4. W. or. Section 6 i. So r. |
w, which SAID Interest, The said No
ah held in right of his wife, in right Of
Thomas Burroughs and wife, in right
Of the heirs Of Harrison Booth, decd,
VIZ: the right OF James Pruite and
wife, and the right of james Booth,
and which was conveyed by the said
Noah Beasley 10 said John C. Beas~
ley 2ist March, 184e-ard by virtue
OF another execution from said office,
n favor of said Venable, VS.. said No
all and John c., have also Ievid up
Oh, and seized, al the right title and
interest Of the said John c. Beasiey
70 sad tract of land, and ! will sell
the same, as well as the first above
sci forth, on Friday the 18th day of
April next, between the hours OF nine
and five o'clock of said day, before
the Court house door, in Bowling
Green, during the term Of the circuit
court, for ready money, TO satisfy said
executions and all costs.
WI. PENIX, Sheriff.
March 10th, 1874. 3w19.
, 1844-03-16

nouncement of a calamity depriving the
country Of the public services of two OF
u most accomplished stastesmen, and
popular and deepiy-esteemed fellow-citi-
zens. Their virtues, talents, and patri-
otto services, will ever be retained in the
grateful recollection Of their country
men, and perpetuated upon the pages Of
the history Of our common country.
Deep as may be the gloom which
spreads over the community, it has plea
sed the Almighty DisPoser of events 10
add another shade 10 ii, by blending, in
this melancholy catastrophe the deaths
Of an eminent citizen, Virgil Maxcy,
esq, lately charge d'afaires to Belgium;
a gallant and mcritorious officer of the
navy, a chief Of a bureau, Captain b.
kennon; and a private citizen OF New
York, of high and estimable character,
besides others, citizens and sailors, eth
er killed or wounded.
As appropriate honors to the memory
of those distinguished Secretaries, half
hour guns will be fred at every militia
ry post, furnished with the proper ord
nance, the day after the receipt Of this
order, from sunrise 10 sunset; the nation
al flag will be displayed at half-staT dur
ing the same time; and all officers Of the
army, viii wear, for three months, the
customary badge Of mourning.
WILLIAM WILKINS.
Secretary Of War.
, 1844-03-16

Nay DrrAHr":E&r, Feb. -, 1914.
As a mark Of respect 10 the memory
of the late Hon. Thomas W. Gilner,
Secretary Of the Navy, whose career, al
lis entrance upon the duties Of lis o..:cc,
would have been nobly maintained by
that ability and yigor Of which lis whole
previous life had been the guaranty, the
flags Of all vessels in commission, navy
yards, and stations, are 70 be hoistcd al
half-mast on the day alter tie receipt Of
this order; minute guns to the number Of
seventeen are TO be fired between sun
rise and sunset, and Grape is 70 be worn
on the left arm and upon the sword for
The space of three months.
L. WARRINGTON,
Secretary ofthe Navy, nd interim
BY command of the President.
, 1844-03-16
GE1EEC e =.

The memorv Of the Just j., blessed"
DIED, 1t his residence. in Ills county.
after = short but painful illness on the
Ic;h inst, Mr.. PHILIP Oar. aged about
% Years. In tie death Of this excel
lett man, a chasm has been made in the
family circle, and amongst his extensive
acquaIntances, over which friendship
VIII not Don cease TO weep. In record
ing Tie death OF this cstimablC citizen it
Is ouc to his memory to say that few men
have sustained, a more uHbicmi>hcd re-
pUtation, Of have been more generally
beloved by those who knew lin. The
deceased WAS / professor Of religion and
q member of The Cumberland Prcsbcytc-
rian Church for a number CT years pre-
yious TO lis death. After he united HIM
sell with the eop!e Of God, the chris
tlan character Wa eXemplitied in his life
and conversation. And like his divine
master, it seemed 10 be his pleasure TO
60 about doing good; while no one was
more unGssumiHg III his department, or
more unwilling to claim credit for what
he was enabled TO do. He 8 unostcn-
tatious and kind, ~artless and conciliating,
he won the affections not only ofhis fami-
IL and neighbors, but Of all who knew
him. These excellcncies he maintained
in all the relations Of life. And while
his immediate relatives and brethren in
the church, will cnbalm his memory in
their warmest affections, others in the
vicinity and elsewhere, who enjoyed the
pleasure Of his acquaintance, will drop
the tear Of regret, that he is no longer
in their midst to aid and assist society by
The wisdom Of his councils and the inlu-
cnce Of his example. Now his record is
on high: where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary are at rest"
1t also becomes our mourntul duty to
the death Of Thomas Orr, the
eldest son of the above Philip Or, who
died 4 few days since the death Of his
father. lie was a young man Of promise.
In this inscrutable dispcnsation and
heavy afiiiction, the way of the Lord is
in the great deep. "Grcat and marvel
Gus are thy works 0, Lord God Al
mighty" Thy ways are not as mans
ways. Else the lamented Thomas Orr
had not been cut down in the midst of
days, the prime and flowers Of his
wv L.
, 1844-03-16
GENERAL ORDERS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Feb. %, 1874.
In the deepest grief, the President OF
the United States has instructed the I'M
dersigned to announce to the army that,
from the accidental explosion of a gun
yesterday, on board the United States
steamship Princeton, the country and
the government lost, at the same mo-
ment, the Secretary of State, the Hon.
A. P. Upshur, and the Secretary OF the
Navy, the Hon. T. w. Gilmer.
Called but a few days since to preside
over the administration Of the War De-
partnent, it is peculiarly painful to the
undersigned that his first official commit
hlcation to the army should be the an
, 1844-03-16
GENERAL ORDER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Fob. 20, IS41.
Onthe day after the funeral honors
have been paid TO the late able and Ia
mented Secretary Of the Navy, minute
guns 10 the number Of thirteen will be
fired between sunrise s. sunset; mourn
ing for the space of thirty days will be
worn on the left arm, and the flags OF
the vessels in commission, the navy
yards, and stations, will be hoisted at
half mast, as a token Of respect TO the
memory Of the late Captain Beverly
kennon, chief Of the Bureau Of Con-
%structiOn, Equipment, and Repair, who
had won for himslf the highest rank OF
the service, by the faithful and diligent
discharge of his duty, and by his ac-
knowledged galllantry and uniformly Of
fcer-like department.
L. WARRINGTON,
Secretary of the Navy, nd interim.
By command Of the President.
, 1844-03-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.
EeY authority Of three executions is

FEY autICritv 81 threo eyncn.ionsiS -
- sDcd from: III. nf,onc tLa Girl
of the C.rcri, C,rr II Cnr,+y nf
Pike IN Inc S,.,, -, U;.~n,r an. -
favor If N,r.s, S,,la,. C.rn.
al Marin &.a;ry ana I,,:Ir' WI.
er. and t.r c,brr :, c,v,ro, n,yIC
n D,noo. arl III W..
u. Tr4.co Il.,, as
sr.,,.l n D.. 49,. 49, -
,h. All 1 - a.
D., h, f...,. "
y 81, -
, 1844-03-16
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

DY authority of an execution issued
- from the Office of the Clerk of
the circuit Court Of the county Of
Pike. in the State Of Missouri, in IA
vor OF Jane CulbertsOn. and against
Eli EloweI, | have levied upon, and
seized, al the right title interest and
claim Of the SAID Eli Howell, Of in and
to tie following real estate, TO wit:
tue S. Z. or. Of the $. L. or. Of Sect.
81 7. "a n. r. 2 W., containing 40
acres, and the \. ". or. of S. W. Or.
Of Sec. 6 T. So Y. r. 9 w, contain
ing IS 37-I0O acres, more or less. and
uni sell the Sa1 c 10 the highest bid
der, FOR cash in hand, at the Court
house door. in the town OF Bowling
Green. on Friday the 18th day of A.
phi next. between the hours of 9 and
) o'clock OF that day. and during the
term OF the circuit court for said coun-
~ Of Pike, to satisfy said execution
and all costs.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
March 10Th. 1914. 3wl9.
, 1844-03-16
SIIEN SALE.

y Y pursuance OI an order oi the CIR
q cunt Gour. Of Pho County. made
at the October terra. 1913, al The IN
stance Ct N.l:uu y I-y. -. ire
hen, q NtH-y ~...Iu'rc. deceased, |
s,.aIt expose e. ."i j.. -,. Je.o e the
Cuu.i house Il e. own al
Eouin. Glceu, 30, q o., ia. OF
April next. lsi%rcu me ,ut .i H,4,
AID five O'Clock OF that Cay. anu du-
ring the term Of TIE sad cncui, c"u't,
the i"%ilu"inI real estate, iyIo4 IN
SAID county of Fihc, w a ,e,tam
tact vi iand on tAe wa.erS ul middle
creek. containing lao arpens. beng "
part u! L .a,ge tract, and formerly
owned by y !iiIam Paterson, and
bounded a. follows, VIZ: beginning al
IA hickory tree Is inches in diameter,
corner 10 the lana formerly owned by
John Patterson, from which "A hickory
tree. ten inches / n diameter, bears n.
~ degrees IL. distant 50 Inks. thence
). So degrees ". "a poles SO links
10 Il post from which an elm IS inch
rs IN diameter bears n. 70 degrees f..
distant 80 links, aud Il hickory l2
inches in diameter bears n. 63 deg.
E. distant 40 links, thence n. 80 deg.
w. 81 poles SO links 10 a post, from
which 4 black oak 8 inches In d.
ameter bears s. SO degrees W. dis
, 1844-03-16
SilERIFFS SALE.

EoG authority Of an execution is-
81 sued from the cfice of the Clerk
of the crrcult court of the county of
Pike, in the State OF Missouri, in ia
vor Of William S. Hough, and against
John l.. Carter, Samuel Pepper,
Thomas Aiackey and James w.
Booth. | have levied upon, and ssiz-
ed. all the right title interest and
claim Of the said John r. Carter, of in
and 10 the following real estate, lying
Ia said county OF Pike, 10 wit: part
of the South parcel and part OF the
North parcel of Section l6 Town
ship SIS K. / Feast, containing $50
ceres, more o%rless, and lot No. rs in
the town of C~larksville, and also all
the right title interestand claim of all
the 0ov named dependents, Of in
and to the property known as the
C.arksyiip Steam Mil property, in
GLIDING all the irons and apparatus
tharspnto belonging, aud will sell the
same to the highest bidder for cash in
land, at the Court house door. In the
town OF Bowling Green, on Friday
the 10th day Of April next, between
the hours Of . and ) O'Clock Of hat
day, and during the term Of the cir
cui, court for said county of Pike, to
satisfy said execution and all costs.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
March 10th, 1874. 3Wl9.
, 1844-03-16

To Robert ErrHi.!r"n. Henderson yclmill:an,
Cornelius Nrrmiiiion. I.aiah VrGmI.!iuu,
joel FermIi!ion, aud William Errniiiliuu,
aud the heirs of Mason Vcrmiilion, de-
ceased.
FH3ikE NOTICE, that on tie first day of
Ea tne county court for the count, Of Pike
IN the state u Missouri, t" be begun and
held at the couTt house in 30 3 ling Green in
said county, on the first Monday in June
next, oras soon thereafter "a hearing can
be- had, we shall apply to said cont, for AN
order Tor the sale OF the slaves belonging to
the estate of Burch VrrmilIion, deceased
If an equal division thereof cannot be made
in kind.
REASON VERMILLION.
NICODEMuS VERMILLION.
March Oh, 1914. swls.
, 1844-03-16
WIN. PENIX. Sheriff.
March 18th. 1874. 3wl9.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

EpY authority Of an execution is
80 sued from the office of the Clerk
of tie circuit court of the county of
Pike, in the State OF Missouri, in ia
vor Of Hannibal Emmerson and John
q. Shields. and against johnson La
cy. have levied upon, and seized,
all the right title interest and claim,
of in and 10 The following real estate,
wing in said county of Pike, to wit:
Lit No. i. W. CT. Sect. 4 T. 53
Il. 4 w. and tie W. half Of the S.
Az. or. Section 80 T. 81 X. 4 ". and
viii sell the same to the highest bid
der, for cash in hand, before the Court
house door. in the town OF Bowling
Green, OF Friday the l2ih day of A.
priI next. betwcen the hours Of nine
and five o'cleck Of that day, and du-
ring the term OF tae Circuit court for
sdid county, to SATISFY said execution
and al! costs.
WM. PENN, Sheriff.
March iC;t!, 1914. 3wl9.
, 1844-03-16
tant "a links, and a burr oak 10 inch

tant "a links, and a burr oak 10 inch
es in diameter bears S. So deg. w,
distant "a links. and a burr oak Il
inches IN diameter bears \. 81 deg.
Z. distant % links. thence n. GO deg,
=. "a poles SO links to 4 post in the
line OF SAID John patteIsoG's Survey,
from wh;ch & black .:alnu, ID niche.
n diameter bea.'5 y. GA degrees L.
a..;an. i liGks. and Z hickory 10 inch.
e. in oiaater bears s. IS degrees
y. ais,sn; 80 IraAs, thence ). 30 de,
-raeS l.. aInag John Pa;icrson's line
"a 'a,ios 50 links TO the pace Of be,
-]ina:n4. The above land wi. be
- ii "a 81 credit Ct l2 months the
purchaser g'v1rE bond nidI approved
persona, -ecu9i'y ior Tire pJymen; OF
e." nurc.ase nome, Leaning interest
at tir rat" Il. ten per ceat per annuan
iram date nntli PAID.
WM. PENN. Sheriff.
March i6.h, 1874. 2w19.
, 1844-03-16
JOHN TYLER
February 60, 1914.

Commodore LEWIS NARRIYGToy, Chief
Of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, is APP
pointed Secretary of the Navy, cd inter-
an. until a successor 10 the Hon. Thom-
as w. GiImer is appointed, and will,
without delay, enter upon the duties OF
the officer.
The department will instantly be put
in mourning, and the officers Of the ma
w will wear the usual badges in token
Of grief for the death Of the Hon. T. W.
Gilmcr, late Secretary ofthe Navy, dur
ing the period Of lArsc months.
Minute guns will be fired on the day
after receiving this order, at all the ma
val stations, and on board al the ships cI
war.
Similar orders will be issued in token
of respect for Tie memory Of Captain
Beverly Kennon, late Of tie United
States navy, and Clicf Of the Bureau Of
Construction, who lad won for himself q
Ligh rank in the service. by the faithful.
and di!igent discharge Of his duty, and
by his acknowledged ]gallantry ami uni
tormly correct and oficcr-likc dcport-
ment. JOHN TYLER.
February %, 1874.
, 1844-03-16

To The Voters Of Pie Comfy:
FELLow-CIrIzEHs: | am q candidate
for the office of Sheriff. If you think l
am competent to the dlties of the office,
| shall be proud of your support.
5. j. McGINNIS.
Jan. 10Th, 1914.
, 1844-03-16
GGPkn TNE2SHI?.
THE Undersigned have associated them
selye.under the style aud fan Of
LUCE l. BOON,

LUCE & BOON,
as ForwMraiag d. Commission Her
Chants d DeairyS in Dry Gooas.
Groceries, BO0t&, SHorS. uaI As
Sg"iat Mcrth1n4,ac.
By the 1Jlh %. "arch they viii b., in re
ccirc If a new ",d well selected stock 81
staple 8rreaaI5isr from Nrw York, vhi,h
vii! e. sold al dn;.s."u' 70. rates tor Ccsh,
Or j" barter fnt produce. They are, also,
PREF cred 20 make liberal advances in Cash
upon Toaacco, Hemp, Lard, Bale Rope aud
b~aggius, placed ia their hands Tor Shipment
10 the.s friends either il It. Luur-, New Or
leans, or New York. TbcJ will, also, pay
the market rrice in Cash for Hemp aud To
oacco. WILLIAM LUCE.
BAILEY Il. Boon.
Louisiana. No., 2.N Fab. IA, Il.
, 1844-03-16
~SlI.Rrti'.S SALE.

gsY Authority Of an execution is
~ sued trom the Office OF the CLERK
Of the Circuit court of the county OF
PIKE, IN the State Of Missouri. in IL
ynr,i .!4nnIb Il Emmerson and John
4. SnIeLds,aniagainS Timothy Ford,
have levied upon, and seized, all The
right title interest and claim OF the
said Timothy Ford, of IN aud 10 the
following real estate, lying IN said
county IF Fike, to wit: The 5. Il. or.
of the 5. ". or. OF Section 4 7. 81
y Z. 4 W.. the S. w. or. Of the n.
L. or. and the n. L. or. of the s. w.
az. same Section 4. and r., and con
tanning in all, 1911 and 37-lOO acres,
more or less, and will sell the same to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
at the Court house door. IN the town
Of Bowling Green, on Friday the 18th
day cf April next, between the hours
of 9 and ) O'Clock OF thai day, and
the term Of the Circuit court
, 1844-03-16
MARRIED..

BY The Rev. Samuel c. Ruby, on
The 7th, inst. q. J. Thompson to Miss
Mary Tap.ey, all Of Rails county, Nio.
, 1844-03-16

-T|''..I = :" u
IN .r,..r...ra1, r:.. .r .u. e. =
4 Ell. in..- o. !..e Cnnpl,. made
4, Tie S.r,r,fe.,. r.. ,9.S ~ tL.
i~ps;aocc ofC, rms N,.Arr a.J T,o,.
- ;taricya. .hrt,i>. i'L..n E..i.
~ dr.ea .a,l. | ,b.i. yn,., r,Lu..i.
SAL. hsfoar he Cour, house d',,,. u,
The town f BOVINE Cree. cn H..
9th day Of Arln next. heiNeen IN.
hnur, O, and n'cr,c5 of tuai d,v
and d,,.r.. tL, Ta,u, ,f,h. SO ~
.,:. C,,.,. o., tI.n,,, 5,.,; -.
, 1844-03-16
o z EECFAE. T..

The Hon. JOHN NELsoS, Attorney
General of the United States, will dis
charge the duties of Secretary Of State,
ad interim. until 4 successor TO the Hon.
Abel P. Upshur shall he appointed.
The Department of State will be put
into mourning, for the death ofthe Hen.
Abel P. Upshur, late Secretary Of State;
and all foreign ENJOYS and ministers o.
the United States, and other officers con-
nected wilhthe State Department, whcth-
or at home or abroad, will wear the usu-
al badges in token of grief and respect
for his memory, during the period Of
three months, from the time Of receiving
this order.
JDTIE TEJ ER
, 1844-03-16
August Election.

We are authorized to VIII
LIAM q. GoocH, of Calumet township,
as a candidate for the office Of Sheriff of
Pike county, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
March 9Th, 1914.
, 1844-03-16
RaOkQsaEaa.

Mokauna either by selling him, eXchang
ing him for Missouri land, or by farming him,
lis Pedigree can be seen by calling at the
Radical Office. JOEN FAdG.
March 9th, lSIi. 3wl".
, 1844-03-16

J.P. HUBBARD, offers himself as e.
candidate for the Office Of Constable Of
CuiVre Township, at the ensuing August
Election.
Bowling Green, March 9th, 1914.
Mr.. EDITOR: You will please an
nouncc my lame as a candidate for the
sheriltalty Of Pike county, at the ensu-
ing August election.
j. G.. RODGERS.
Bowling Green, Feb. 24th, 1874.
We are authorized to announce S. w.
FIALEY, as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
MIR. Adams-Piease publish my name
as a candidate for the office of Sheriff
OF Pike County, at the next August cleo
ton, ard oblige yours, &C.,
w. G.. HAWKINS.
Feb. md, 1911
, 1844-03-16
SHLniFF'S SALE.

% ..oI irn-, ,ha nG;.a nr CIo,I
e g.. crc-,, corr, - ,ba C,un,n -
pta =. +Ta c,aIa nr ai,s,onr; tfraa
nr w.,cL ara in f,yr- Of T,no, w
C.urbau md .,.o;, tavor 81 y-...
y H., yo, .sd Wl!,,m n 1T,
and III Gins, Ard,sw Iordon Th,va
lov,.d mn ,ni .o;,ad oil .ho r;,.i,,
,;,r. i,,nr..f ,rI c,,;.n Of tho 81
And.o,y I,,d,r Aim onI r. ,ha C1I,
Iou,nr real as,,ta Iv;a, ,nL he;,r
~.i.u,t,o -, sand r~urnIy Of T,Le .nry.i?o
NJ - -. e S.ct,n, Ok ~ "A
. ayv 81 H.. go r,,,a ,.-.+ of
80 49,, H-.I..
'n,r,,nJ,LN'n ,nnG,d ~
,ta.;,r,,ed nc f,Iou. - ur,,. raj
. n.-, .,,nJ,a,,, -, g.. at.
-. Wv .roor .,anT ,.Ii.h S.DmiIh
'tc =. Loa y I',aan 90
NV .I. ILL., ,,a : -
= r. "a 49,. g. -a-,,, o..
- ,.~. - 70 ~ -,
- = - -s;,h q
49, ~ W
TO-, -, 90 I:als ,I.r.a ~
III n'I-a Io Co.,, 49,
.r,',n ~
I,. - :. NJ
- " 90 -,n ~
=. .|:,L :
, 1844-03-16
SHtEHiEF'S SALE.

2l authority o! al execution iss"ed
AZ l'y.u lie Ode o! the Clerk cfihe
trcuIt Court of the County Of Pike
IN tue State of Missouri, in favor OF
Henry &. Draper, and against Bar
ket G. Tut, ! have levied upon. ana
seized, all Tie right title interest aha
claim of the SAID Burkct G. TUT, OF
in a0d to the following fea! estate.
lving IN said county 10 VII: IS
acres, par, of the ". half OF the )
w. or. and The Z. half OF the s. V.
or. oil Section 90 =. 5! r. ; w, and
will sell the same to the highest b!d
der, Tor cash in hand, at the Court
house door. IL the town Of BOM,iGu
Green, ia said County Of Pike, Oh
Friday the 10Th day of Arr;Inexf, be,
tveen the hours Of . aGd ) o'clock
OF that day. and during the term OF
tie Cncut Cont Of said county, to
,"lisfy s,r4 execution and all costs.
Wi. PENN, Sheriff.
u. irch 18TH. 1914. 3wIG.
, 1844-03-16

We are authorized to ~announcc JOSE
Plus IRVINE, as a candidate for Cons,a-
BE Of Cuiyrc Township, At he ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-03-16

/. s. District .lHornsy.-The Rcpub-
lean says Wm. N. MCPHERSON, Esq,
Of st. Louis, has been appointed by the
President, |. S. District Attorney for
Missouri, and the appointment laid be-
fore tie Senate.
, 1844-03-16
Feb. 2nd., 1911

We are authorizedto JAMES
A. RoBBINs, as a candidate for the Shcr-
iilalty of Pike county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. (Suhjcct to the decision
Of a Democratic County CoEvcntion.)
February 24th, 1874.
, 1844-03-16

We are authorized to announce THoM-
IS CASH, as a candidate for the Office of
Of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-03-16

We are authorized 10 LEON
r NJ. RoDCrES, as a candidate for the
Office of Constable of Cuiyre Township,
al the ensuing AUGUST election.
, 1844-03-16

We are authorized TO announce Jo-
sEPH {. ALLIsoN. as 4 candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff of Pike county, at the
ensuing August election.
, 1844-03-16
I. WARRINGTON

Secretary of the Navy, nd interim.
BY command Of the President.
, 1844-03-16

WM. PENN, Sheriff.
March iG,h, 1874. 2wl9.