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, 1844-10-19

tol so aoundantly furnished to pre-
vent men from thinking Of their i'm
mortal interests. Year after year
thus passed away. They f~requen,ed
no church, for their minds were i'm.
buei wI'h the infdeIitv which pre-.
walls among SO many Of their coun.
uymen.
One day the Chevalier, as he pass
ed through The street, saw coIpcr
teur selling Bibles. lnquiriny the
price, he MAS struck with It's being so
uncomfortable. He resolved To pur-
chase one. Carrying it home, lie
told his vile what h- had DOME
why did you buy ir?' said she
Are you not aware Il at n" one N
France believes the Bible, especially
IN respectable circles" That is
,rue," said he, but AS it was S, Cheap.
thought ! would buy II as IA piece "i
ant'qnly.'-'Comm piece Il anti
quite" as he expressed 1t. With this
explain 'tlOn his lie Was satisfied. and
they sat d"wnt L" lis Ierusal. In their
progress through the first part OF 1t.
They were greatly amused with lie
old stories which they t. und. But
while reading the Book OF P>alns,
they became awakened To n deep
sc"se Of their sius; and then the, be-
gan I" read wuh enrnestne>s. Tiny
read II through and thr"ush-,h.y
prayed I" G ID % have mercy on
them. Monrh after month rolled Il
Hav. Al length they fninrd peare IN
believing. andrnued,a,eiy comm-nc-
ed The worship of God in their f,mnlv.
t"r they were wholly ignorant Of the
religious world.
As soon as they found Christ. they
regarded It as their duty t., inquire
whether there were anv in Paris who
knew anything of the wonderful re.
ll,gi'n which they had found il their
Blbe. For tins purpose thew went
To a Roman Catholic Church in their
ne,.huorh"od. 1t was High Mss.
They ,arrreG I'LL the service WIS a.
bout half concluded, when the wife
SAID i" her hu,btnd, .'Let US 20 hom~;
these people do not know the Great
God of our Bible" They went home.
and for months seemed to have niven
up all expectations of finding any one
vic vas acquainted with this reli.
gion.
Al length the woman. having occa,
sirn 10 enter a shop 10 buy Some ar,l.
) Gle, ~endeavorrd to persuade the per.
son who kept ii lo purchase a Bible
} 'Oh,' sand she, "Ihr Bible is a bpaut,.
, full lhing,"-La Bible est une belle
chose. As she said ms. a pi"us lady
Came in and added, Yes. the Bible
! Is 4 h,aurIul thing, but tie preaching
. Of The Gospel is another beautiful
, thing al can readily believe ~
! said the wife of the Chevalier, .bur
where can n find It IN PARISH
"Otr," said The other. I'll Won viii ga
10 such a street, giving the name.
: land ascend to the third story, YOU
will there find Il chapel. and NAV hear
! the preaching f the Gospel" They
ven Tie following Sunday, and there
l ] net them under The circumstance.
just related.--IChrIslian Family
Magazine.
, 1844-10-19
Administrators Notice.

AFOTICE i. hereby given that, the On
IN dsr.igned has taken ont letter'o Of Ad
r,ipi.t,a,iop On the estate Of d. C. NJ. Par
cons, deceased, late OF Pike County
Missouri, bearing date the 10th dsy o.
October lS43 All persona, therefore, in
deh,.d 60 the estate OF said deceased, are re
aur.,ed to make immediate payment; and
al prr,on. having ,Iai,ns against said estate
are r-ou-.isd to EXHIBIT them properly 80
th-nticst-d, within one year from the date
Of said l~riter., or they may be prsciuded
from having any benefit Of said estate, and
i ,nid claim. are not presented within three
years. they will h. forever barred
JAS. W. CAMPBELL, Adm,,.
SAMUEL PHARR.
October 18th, 1894. Sw4S
, 1844-10-19
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the
~ undersigned has obtained OF the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Rails
County. letters Of Administration OF:
the estate of Russell King, deceaFed.
heari G daie Oct"her Z. 1914. all per-
sons indebted to said estate, are re-
uuested 20 make immediate payment,
All persons having claims against said
estate. are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
ear from the date Of said letters or
they may be precluded from having
any benefit OF said estate. and If not
exhibited Within three years, they
will he forever barred.
i Mtnx k !. AFFORD. Ad"r''
Ortnher 1914. 3w-49.
, 1844-10-19
G A N D
Democratic Rally
ut TrOv. Lincoln Co., Missouri!

at Troy, Lincoln Co.. Missouri!
A Ia highly respectable meeting Of tho
N Democrats Of the North Eastern
portion of Missouri, held at Troy on
the 2nd day Of the Lincoln Circuit Court,
it was resolved to make a Grand Rally
for Polk Dallas, at Troy, on the Path OF
October.
An POLK& DALLAS men through
out the State, are invited to be present,
with a view to aid in the promotion Of
The great democratic party; and the hand
of friendship and hospitality will be cor
daily extended to such as are disposed
to mingle with US at the projected meet
ing. :
From the long list Of distinguished
gentlemen expected TO be present. we Sc
lect the lanes Of Benton and Atchisen,
besides whom, other of our most promi-
hent orators will unite with US to address
The multitude that will be present.
Committee Of Arrangements.
81. Charles Co.-Pines Shelton, James
McDearmon, and DR.. Pitts.
Momfgomery-Jos. King, Henry Cave,
and Nathaniel Dryden.
Harrn-Thomas Stewart, A. Green,
and Col Skinner.
Pike-George W. Bucknsr, Benja-
min Gibson, and DR.. Hardin.
Indebtedness Stallard, /. I. Mel
son, A. b. King, John Chandler, T. w
HUT, T Bragg, Joel Blanks, William
Brow hing. Silas Davis, R. Wommaek.
T. Sanford, James Ransdal, ]. F. Moore,
E. Emerson, Jas. Brown, Freeland Rose
DR.. Wise, and ]. Groshong.
October 18th, 1874.
, 1844-10-19

ing OF this body on Monday, the 9Th
lnst., caused Cancellation Hall to be
crowded almost TO s~ufloca,ion.
HIS reception is thus described by
the Evening Freeman: peal upon
peal a~rose--rOar rose on roar, as biz.
low follow bilow-the pour and the
"e~althy--lhe rough and the genie
The feeble and the vigorous--lhe
young and the oId--joined. as with
one voice, IN the out pouring of their
r~1ui'a'ion at the triumph the com
s,%l'uilo:.al triumph which Iceland had
achieved over the injustice of her
'oe". No language could do Justice
10 That ~scene--n" M asnation exag-
gera,e IT Gradually lie, who was us
object, reared his tall form TO its full
height; his breast sweIled, hi. eve d.
lated. his aspect assumed a look of
mingled severity. pride, ard conscious
power, which cou munrcated Ia his
form the grand,ur Of n hero and the
enthusiasm OF a prophet
lie made Il splendid speech, but
ne have not room tor further Par,Icu,
Lars.
Liberation Of O'CjnneeH--Sen.
tence Rerr do " ednesdav. tie
4th ut, the Lord Chancellor proceed
ed 10 deliver his opinion in the case
al the Queen vs.. O'Connell and 9TH
ers.
Lord Campbell, after stating his
opInIon that The indictment Contained
s'me good counts. agreeing with Mr.,
Justice Goldman & Mr.. Baron Parke
~ their oplulon on the point of iht
judgment having cen given general,
~ upon the Indictment. notwiihStand
IN the defective counts, he thought
that the Judgment could not be su>.
tanned. The noble and learned Lnd
concluded by moving that the judy
menl he reversed.
The Amendment OF L I'd Campo,
was then pui and carried 10 tie at
hrmatIve. The judgment of the courr
below therefore Stnnds reversed.
u the eleven Counts which CON
posed the indictment, they pr"nounc
ed more tam halt 10 be erther infor
mai or bad. The bad counts are tie
sixth and seventh. Ga these point.
the WtgrS were unanimous,
, 1844-10-19
Crarford--Marvin W. Tra,k,
nude--Aaron Ejnch

Crarfo-d-Marvih W. Trask,
Dade--Aaron Finch,
Do riess--
Deeafur--Raieigh Hopper,
Franthn-Willism v. n. Bay, franklin
p. Chiles,
Gaseona9e--Jsme. A. Matthews,
Greene--BnIton A. james,
G~rundy--J G. Griffin,
Henry--Peyton Parks,
Holt--Sterheh Cooper,
Honord--Adam L. W Woods, Joseph Davis,
4. F Jsrk,"n,
JacksOn-Jo'tph II Reynolds, Vim. Pat
te,s"n,
Jasp-r--John z Chinauft,
J.ftrson--Grh,se " Waters,
Joh"son--N"th~mel B Hidden,
Lafay.tie-->tei hrn T. Neil;
Leris--Wil lillian E1lis,
Linroln--Jhm-s Finley,
Linn-E.C Muni.I"ck,
Liringston--Novazembla Johnson,
.Mar"n -Roderirk I. ShackIefurJ,
.Mad'soh--H-ury E-mper,
.uaGon--W William Cur-on. Richard F
III" hmond.
NiHfr--Thona W. Whittake,,
Monrot--J"hn li..eil. Anderson w. Reid,
.Nontsomrry-W lillian F Clark.
Morgdn-J"hR keI.ay,
Mr. .Madrid-Fred-nck c Butter,
N,~mfon.-James :. Rains,
.Nfangua--W'Ili.m D. Edward,
Osog~-Oiis-r ". Holmes,
P~iahe--Arbrllrs Jasper, Iela VI. Hughes,
Prus-FarcI- CLARK.
~ Wiikin. Wat."p,
Pk,-W,liiHm R,ggs. Gr.ct'rist Porter,
PaK--W,pne, O~en.,
Pnfo,k,-U w ,hiuyi"n A Dodge,
RaHs--II",-, H-iimsn,
Rand,lyh-i;"b-rt Wri."n,
Ray--- Th"mrson,
RipLy--I"Ln " Sn, der,
81 Charts-Jonh ID Coalter, J. Orrick,
81 I iair-iIugh Ba,urti.
st Frtncois--RichHid Murphy,
Str. Eeneri.rt--itobert J Boa,
81. L'ms-Juh" Mcneil, Hamilton X.
Gamble, Louis Labeanme, w l. HIli-
iam., Frederick Hyatt, A sandIo'd, "
w i~,as.ett,
So inf-Iu hn Brown,
Scotia nd--lames l. Jones,
Scott -lI.rII Tough,
SannOn--Pste Bnfrrd,
She~lGy--sus.eil W Muss,
Stodd0rd-TFiiIIam A " hitehead,
7~ann'y--je.s- Jennings.
Pan Baren--tnd,ew UIl,on,
Warren--B-noui Mcclure,
Hashingian--J"hn P AieIarder, David
f. Pea, man,
Hayne-W,Iry Wallis,
Uright-K. .Nontgonery.
, 1844-10-19
OLU MOTHER ENGLAND.

OLD MOTHER ENGLAND.
The F, deral prints are beginning
TO make u Parade oil ther- BRUSH H.
stInct>s
fLe Portland Gazette, says:
"Andeven # Great Britain has the
hope that sh. may require valuable
Commercial privileges With Texas, Is
not her etfori Ia promote The peace OF
Tins Western world MORE 10 BE
rRAlSG D than nur mad Resolutions
to provoke udrF
The Richmond Wing is still bolder.
II saws:
"Lei L gland if she can establish
a controlling infurnce in T'eras. As
friends Of the human rae We 10
NOT OBJECT no IT. She can
not 50 much odrance our interests, as
BY con,ering upon Teras the lore Of
JUSTICE. or Law, AND LIB
EKTY, which SO pr e~m,nentiy dis
imsuish GREAT BRII.1LN."
HIRE We have II, ierlo".cilizens.
Tre"son, Tnyisur, aud Federalism;
all oi one b r,l,. stock, and kidney !
The 0u. sIion Is ~hether Drmocra.
c, shall iuIe tins Continent or "heti-
el Il iO"lh Id shalt be given to the
r-dc, at. ~ the vast aid beautiful ter
r,,"rv al lexis. We ought To be
one e"pie " n question LIKE thai,
but Ne are mol unI'ed any more Mdn
,ce werc during the last uar 1fH
EIORS ale IA ulir midst, NOW as
Tie stars and stripes Of the re-
pn he now shelter y"u and YOURS
But rel, upon II, that this will COLI
III Ut So only SO long as .ou are Ulgi-
lent. w have those among Us, al
thus nun.nt, who would lie glad to
run up the Brush Lion, if they ddr
ed.
The Texas question brings onl all
their ven"n. The last war '.scoh-
ed.' but did noi'kiP' them. KEEP
AN EYE ON THEM.-[Augus,a
(Me.) Age.
, 1844-10-19
EsASP

I n this Town. some ten days since, q
L SILVER WATCH. If the person
who has picked it up, rs at q loss to
know what to do with it, he can get in
formation by enquiry at the Radical Of.
fee. The owner will literally reward
any one who will put him on the fright
scent" for its recovery.
Bowling.G Green, Oct. l9. 80
, 1844-10-19

From 1eEdS.-We are INDEBTED
10 a gentleman Who arrived IN this
city yesterday, overland i,om Gal.
weston, Tor some Telps ui intelligence,
aud a Houston paper ol the IAN ult:
Hon. Arson JONES Was thought To
have been elected 10 the Presidency,
though tile returns were not con-
plete.
Tie decision OF The Court Martial
10 tile case U; Commodore MOORE
had not been o"ificIali made known,
and would not be until The sitting oil
the Congress. 1t Vas well unuer-
stood, however, that The accused Was
fully acquitted. A public dlnner was
gwen TO The gallant Commodore by
The citizens OF Houston, without dis
Junction OF party, On the evening OF
lie 18th uit. Among the loasls
drank On the occasion, were several
IN honor vi the memory oi the lale
Commander LCTuRoP. The Presr
dent OF The United States was COM
p%ianehted in the following sentiment:
JONI TTLER- the puresl and H. NEST
oi statesmen; lie un"avcIins TREND
OF Texas"
TIE difficulties in Shelby county,
which al one tIHe Threatened to IN
vuIve eastern Texas IN acivIl war,
have happily been quelIed; the troops
which were marched thIlhrr were
dlsbauGed without finding It Bscessa
nv TO fire a gun. Sever"l persons be-
longing 10 each party Game voIunta-
rily forward aud entered INTO bonds
10 keep the peace, and their Comrades
quietly dispersed. The troops which
were assembled for the purpose OF
suppressing these trolls, COMPRISED
about 700 men. IN. o. Bulletin,
October 9Th.
The Cheraiier Of the Ltgion Of
Honor.-On a Sunday in the sum-
mer of 1885, While. attending tie
French Protestant Chapel in Paris.
which, with my family, | was in the
haiti of frequently attending when
not occupied in preaching, gentle
man and his wife came in and took
seals Immediately before me. My
attention was soon called 10 the ap-
pearance and conduct o. these per.
SINS. They acled.a at first, like those
who had no, been in the habit OF at
tending a place of public Worship
Every thing seemed strange : o them.
Blu, when the service commenced,
remarked that they listened with
deep attention. During the seTm"n'
as well as the sweet hymns which
were used on this OCCASION, tears IN
abundance relied down their checks.
The text was, 81 have set the Lord
ALWAYS before me-" The minister
was the excellent pastor Audebez.
one of the best French preachers IN
Paris. Sunday after Sunday they
came to the chapel; until they could
no longer forbear to speak TO Mr..
Audebez, and to askh him to visit them.
He went, and they told the follow
ing history Of their fives:--
Having a little property, they lIv-
ed with great simplicity in a retired
mart OF the city, devOting much OF
thei, time to residing. sGd seeking
sucb amusements as that grsst capt.
, 1844-10-19
NOVEMBER ELECTION.

Mn. ADxMs-Please announce my
nalne a. a candidate for Circuit Attorney,
Of the 3rd. Judicial Circuit, at the next
November election.
G. w. BCCKNER.
March 80, 1874.
, 1844-10-19
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HIDES

WILL be received in payment OF debts
w due TO myself or the old Firm Of Camp.
hell 4. Crane. They can be delivered. at
Gram, &. Bottoms Drug Shop in the post Office
b,iIdinr, ~Bowl,ngreen, or at Folwell & Cranes
Tan ward on The Lauisana road. Pork will be
,.t.n I'M. fall on tbs same terms.
&. B. CRANE.
~, 1o,h 1874. ~
, 1844-10-19
STATE OF MISSO uRI1ss
Connnty Of Pike.

~ thhe County Conrt. August Term 1s44.
VRPILLiAH ENGLISH, executor Of the
w last will aud tesla ment of Joseph
Newton deceased. comes and 6ies Ills petit
ton for the sale Of the real estate Of said
decea.ed, and said petition is accompanied
by a true account Of his execptorship, tho
arnouat Of debt. due t" and by the deceas
ed. and remaining unpaid, and an inventory
If the real estate. the whole verified BY the
affidavit ef said executor: il is therefore or
deed ny the court that III persons interest
ed in said estate be notified hereof, and that
unIe.. the contrary be shown. on or before
inf first day "f the next term Of this court,
an order will he made for the sale Of Aid
real estate or 81 much thereof rs will be
sufficient to pay. the debts Of said estate,
aud further ordered that notice be given BY
publication Of tdis order 10 ZONE aswspapsr
in this State for six week..
A true copy from the Record.
Te.te A II. BUCKNER. Clerk.
Per s. W. BucKNER. d. C.
, 1844-10-19
administrators NotIce.

NOTICE is '.ersD. gwen that the
~ undersigned has obtained OF the
FCierk OF the County Court Of Pike
county, letters Of Administration on
the estate Of VIM. Dow ell. deceased,
tearing date Ocloter 10Th. 1874, all
A., ersons indebted 10 s.rI est"te, are
requested 10 niake Immediate pay
u-nt. All PERSONS having claims d.
ya,ns, SAID estate, are requested To
EXHIBIT them property authenticated,
within Ole year from the date OF s"id
letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit OF said es-
tale, and. il NO, exhibited within three
years, they Will. b. forever Larrrd.
JNO. D. lowell .aa.,,
NAT. lowell
-Octnb.r l9'h. 1874. so
JOB W K,
at low rdGeS at this O6s<e.
, 1844-10-19

@ We SEE il stat, d, that Madame
Santa Anna, lie vile oil The Mexican
Dictator, died nn the 22d ult.
, 1844-10-19

.,vacancy exits by the resignation
of FIabcisi Ia,kr.
, 1844-10-19
REPRESESTATvEs.


.4dair-Jamts LUX.
.4ndr.p Villa A.. Miller,
.9udroin-Robrrt Calhoun,
Barry-C. e Cswhn.
Bates-John NcIIrnry,
Benton-SincIair Kirtley, William Jew
ell, Geo. Knox
Buehanan Richard Roberts,
CaldrtH--Charles J. Hughes.
Camden phaniah Warren,
CaHdray--Seorge Maupi,. J. T. BryaL.
Cape Girardsat--Jou NJ. johnson, Wei
O'Banhon.
CarroH--Hardin Rogers.
Chariton-Benjamin F. Stringfsllow,
Ciark--John p. L"wry,
Cloy--Thsmas c. Gordon, Colnan Yeun'
ger.
Clinton-Tbomp,on Smith,
Cole--Jonsthan P. Martin, Robert W.
Cray,
Cooper--Anthony s. Walker, Au.tin x
Loogsu,
, 1844-10-19

1--WE are athorized to give notice
that JAMES O. BROADHEAD, has
Withdrawn his name as a candidate Tor
Circuit Attorney, Of the Sd. Judicial Cir.
cult.