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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29
EXTENDING THE MAGNETIC TELE-
GRAPH TO NETWORK.

GRAPH TO NEW.YORk.
Accompanying The recent Report
made upon the Magnetic Telegraph is
a Memorial from Mr.. MORSE concern
ing the extension of his Telegraph TO
New York, of which a letter from
Washington speaks as follows;
He first proposes TO sell out to the
Government the right 10 the inven-
lion for the route from Washington TO
New York, for the sum which the
Committee on Commerce, who have
The subject in charge, may decide to be
lust and reasonable. He then propos-
es as an alternative, 10 construct the
Line Of Telcgraphs through to New
York, and put in possession of the Gov
eminent, fit for use, for compensation
TO conform with an estimate which he
submits. The plan is to have between
Baltimore ond New FORK, three sta
tons of Observation-Disclosures,
Philadelphia and Trenton, n. J.-all
intelligence to be announced at each OF
the four points simultaneously. Here
is an abstract Of the estimate:
Distaace from Baltimore 10 Now York 203 miles.
Cost per mile Of double wire on posts according to
the estimate Of original report - Congress on the
adoption ofihe scheme $500.
293miles at 800 per mile, l,Ooo
Inar,,nen,s. &c. $500
salaries Of Superintendent, &c. during
construction, o,'VV
--
Total cost, $4,000
". 20 suppors 10. ss', wires '''' " $3.50
At this rate the line ofthe two hundred
and TIRES miles would cos but SI,5p
eslnr;,s and instruments as bciofs 1900
$780,
But the establishment ofthc stations
at the intermediate points would re-
ouire, ii seems, four Independent wires;
the cost of the additional ones is put
down at SEE, 800. Adding this amount
10 the estimated cost for the whole dis
lance, 81 The greatest probable rate per
mile, 500, and you have SIG, 600, or
the cost at the lesser rate Of $3.50, and
you have Slo6,444 for the whole dis.
lance.
But the improvements which the cx
pcricnce of two years has enabled Mr..
Morse 10 put in practice, show that
saving of fifteen per cent may be etiec-
led upon the above estimates.
To take mean estimate between
these two, as the protector proposes
will probably be as sure means as any
other of getting at the rca! cost OF con-
s,ructiug the Telegraph on the plan
submitted from Baltimore TO New
York; this mean amount is So5,s6s.
The next question is, how will The
government BIO rep,unerated for this
outlay? /, is supposed that it will be
chiefly used for purposes OF commercial
inter communication. The expense of
keeping up the telegraph is estimated
10 be only equal TO the salariesof two
Of The first class Of goyernmcnsslerks,
that is, $4,000. Ofcourse il is impos-
sihle to foretell all the Improvements
which will be made in this mode Of
intercourse, or how generally it will
come To be used, but it would seem
quite safe TO assume that ten times this
amount would be collected from the
merchants of the three great cities which
the line will connect, in single year;
since it must altogether monopolize all
tina, business correspondence which re-
quires the greatest atiainable rapidity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

New Posr OFTIcE.-A Post Office is es.
tabished al Beetown, on the route leading
from the village of Lancaster to CaSssiIis.-
Mr.. Samuel Virden, Post Master.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

The following Is the Tile Of book publish.
ed 10 the Puritan days Of homes. Oliver CrOm-
vel: Eggs Of Charity laid by the Chickens
Of the CosssaD, and boiled ia the milk Of Di-
-ise Love: Take ye and eat"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29
RPIn consequence ofthc high fare

IA Ire Raa-scd t-.'~c7 eN"-shi-~ien
ae3 BaBsmcre {s2 So Ter SIS muesl
stsse eoachcs have c5mmepeel raa-
aise Is a5 opposition iine
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

Tae A7s5ls7aeSr % 8. II. Blrs, OF Ky.
Is Sssss;srg fae T'r asuty. ~ss eosarne5
sf'fse us. Ssaa,e g be ls.s isss,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

fTThere we're Imported ir.o the
Uali>d States jgr'ag thc mooth e
May, 5,535 barrels u Spcrm oili 81
asa bageis Of |'h,ly % saa s7s,-
.a9 poGkds a Ghal,soac.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-17
Nus3uQ a us 0nnron,a 81 :

. Ho = an s JT 0 e. i
Sen Ea9arbeltern tpuroe perfprod)en, oae,
rpentl ile Den U6oeraliffen 3r lleberptnouna Ser
oei1ofrattfden Dartet bebalfltd fein tpllroen,
tbr grbettStobn 3tpet Dollars oet, Soo l1tlD olls
ter Gtn08braten ietn follte. SD, babei Sic B9n<
rer in lttetner Sano ;--bier 1T eS, uno bier if
lalltet:: - >'''',',' ,'e~',',
..64 Gents oen sas uno Sbaofs>@ >@eibliuoe
benz 9lrbetter unter Han Buren.''
, 1844-05-04
March 20. l~ii.
Public ale,

YNElE undersigned Administrator
4 of the estate Of benjamin Bur-
bridge, deceased, i'll offer for sale
iu the town Of Louisiana. on the first
Monday in May next. three negro
slaves belonging to said estate, viz:
two girls and one man, on a credit of
twelve months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security for the
gavment Of the purchase money.
JAMES Chiffon, Admir-.
Anil 9Th. 1914. 1W22.
, 1844-05-04
III Z a

TIlE ro4er>igned having purchas-
= cd he Tan Yard, Iornerly own
ed by O.. 5. Jennings, near Bowling
Green, and having ~Procured a good
Eastern Tanner, intends carrying on
Il" h..-:ajss in good style, anu Bet
ter ,Ian it ever has been. We in
tend to keep. at all times, Leather TO
exchange for hides; oil persons wish
ING to have their hides tanned on
the shares, can he accommodated,
and | viii 5o responsible for ali hides
delivered in good order, and if dam
aged in the yard, | will bind myself
to make good, and pay all neglect
or failure on my part.
All leather transactions since the
7th Of October last will be attended
TO by me.
DAVID McALlSTER.
March oist. 1914. 3m2O.
, 1844-05-04
,. @ E2EiCh MasOms.

THE undersigned, a committee ap-
Z pointed to saperintendt the building
of a Methodist Curch in Louisiana, wish
to receive proposals for the moulding,
burning and laying in the wall of the
brick for a house wenty-eight by forty
feet, thirteen TO fourteen feet high TO the
square. The contractor to furnish eve
ry thing, and payments 10 be made i'll in
stallments as the work progresses
Bond and approved security will be re-
CURED for the faithful performance of
the work. For further particulars ap-
ply to either Of the undersigned.
JOHN SWIMMER,
EWIN DRAPER,
JNO. s. MARLEY.
Louisiana, April 3, 1914. 4w22.
, 1844-05-04

foRE!GN.-By the arrival of the
st. Nicholas, at New York, Favre
da.es t" the lGlh and Paris dates &c
the 18th of March were received.n
TROUBLES are spreading over the
whole of Europe. \ row here. an
fme1te there, and revolutions every.
where.
According to all accounts Europe
VIII be IN i blaze in Il shorttime.
Anothef sign IN the aspect of French
affairs Is the triumphant entire of NJ.
belryer IN France, on lis return from
a visit 10 the Duke de Bordeaux.
all the French Bishops and the
University are arrayed against the
government.
A.lcant had surrendered to the
Spanish Government forces.
The revolt il Portugal had not
been suhdued.
EN-Qaccn Christina has been well
received by tie Spaniards.
The particulars o. the EXPULSION
on board the Princeton created great
excitement London and Paris.
The Queen Of England and Prince
Albert are expected at Berlin on the
18th Of May. 1t is not Intended TO
attach any political importance to
this v'.it. The Emperor OF Russia
III ,.
, 1844-05-04

I7'etu to-ayeS 100, noes AZ. Mr..
-. men moved to strike from the bill
1ne Illinois river, and called for the
previous questions; which was not
sustained by the House.
MF' thompson of Mississippi NOV.
ed to recommit the bill to the Com
n''tlee on Commerce, with instruc-
IONS to report a substitute Tor the
Dill aPpropriating 100000 for the
Improvement Of the Mississippi and
ONO rivers. under the direction ofthe
Secretary of War.
nv his motion was debated by Messrs.
thompson, Holmes. Bei<cr and lib
ea'ts' the last oHmed yielded the floor
Tor the motlrn for adjournment.
, 1844-05-04
xOfice.

A Ii. indebted to us. Kent. H9st:a.
"a d Co.,, vii please take notice W
ere determined and e mpe,.td to ri Z
our business to A close, and have
handed over 20 FrancI- Watts, Esq.
all our notes aud accounts for c"nec
lion. who is iulIy authorized By Us to
receive and rcceip, for the same, all
WHO arc indebted to us, either by note
or otherwise will please cali at his
Office and pay their notes or accounts
If they wish to save cost, we have
InJulLcd our customers long enough.
and can wait on them no longer. Suit
will be brought in every case unless
the money is paid within i short time.
Those having claims. against us will
present them to him for adjustment.
HENRY r KENT.
C. D. EASTIN,
UORATIOT 7. KENT.
GAINESVILLE. April &c. 1874. 3w26.
, 1844-05-04
August Election.

Nh. .9damS-You are authorized to
announce WILLIAM NALLrY, as a can
didate for the Sherillalty, of Pike coun-
ty, at the ensuing August election.
Many VOTERS.
, 1844-05-04

To Rntcrt VcrmiIlion, Henderson Verlnillion,
Cornelius Vcrnillion, Isaiah Vermillion,
Joel Nernilion, and William Vermilliun.
and the heirs Of Mason Vermillion, dc.
ceased.
ESIAKE NOTICE, that on the first day of
IL the county court for the county of Pike
in the State Of Missouri, to be begun and
held at the court house in Bo cling Green in
said county, on the first Monday in June
next, or as soon thereafter as hearing can
be had, we shall apply to said cont, for an
order for the sale of the slaves belonging 10
the estate Of Burch Vermillion, deceased
if an equal division the :eofoannot be made
in kird.
REASON VERMILLION.
NIC0DEMUS VERMILLION.
March 9th, 1911 Swle.
, 1844-05-04
leaf TObSCcO.

yyIiE undersigned wish to purchase
L any mount of Tobacco in the
hand, Tor which tie highest market
price Will lie paid in Goods or Cash.
Being thankful for The business Of
their friends tie last season, they so.
IIc;t Il Continuance Of their iavors,
and Of the public generally, in the
Shpmeht Of Tobacco, Hemp,
and other produce, in which they
liatter themselves that they cail rem
der as much satisfaction as any other
house. They will maze liberal ad.
vances in Cash or merchandise on
Tobacco or Hemp entrusted to their
care. Shipments made to any mar
ket desired. and insured in all cases,
unless otherwise instructed.
Z. & D.. DRAPER.
Louisiana FEB. LIST. 1914. 3ml4.
, 1844-05-04

~HwYANTED at this office, as an ap-
w prentice to the printing business,
-, how of steady and industrious habits,
IA TO seventeen years Ell age.
, 1844-05-04
Look. Here!

THE subscriber has just received
l. a large and splendid assortment
of FRESH GOODS, which lie offers
to sell very low for cash, or merchan-
table produce, his stock, consisting OF
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard Ware,
Tin Ware, Boots, and Shoes, and al
most every other article usually kept
in a country store. All of which he
intends to sell as low as any other
store in the western country, (St. Lou
is excepted). NJ. NJ. McLANE.
Ashley, April 9th, l844.4w22.
, 1844-05-04

3'fi.-H f''t 1'''' p
Of dis infamous battle CRY is thus ac-
counted for by Gen. Jackson, in A re-
cen: letter:
UEamriGE. Feb. 70. 1874.
DEaR SIy: Under cover Of my
friend. the Hon. Franklin Pierce, OF
New Hampshire, Of date the 81 in.
slant. Ihave received yours Of the
ooh October, 1913, in which YOU
state "that in your history Of New
Hampshire YOU have asserted the fact
that the words bsauiy and bootp were
used as wa;ch-wordS by the British
at New Orleans, &c.-lhat this had
been c~ontradicted in one Of the teder-
al papers, and you appeal to me for
the truth Of this statement" ST"
which IrcpIv. that on the 9Th Janua-
ry, 1915, after tie battle Of that NOR
ning. was fonnd among the papers Of
Il British sergeant that fell near the
line. Zone Of the columns OF the Brl-
1:sh army. commanded by Keane, and
led on by Rodney against my right,)
an order book containing the words
..Bcaufy and Booty'' as the watch
words of the British army for the 9Th
of January 1873.
These words being found in the
s~ergeant's orderly book, were beilev-
ed by all to have been the watch
words of the British army on that
dav. The British officers have since
denied that such vas given by the
but 1t would
have been an awful responsibility for
4 subordinate officer to have given II
without the knowledge and consent
of the commandments. From
the fact disclosed, none of my officers
as well as myself, ever doubted but
hat il was the real watch. word for
The day of the British army, and his
tory has thus recorded. These are
the facts. and posterity must Judge
whence the wATcH-woRD proceeded.
am greatly d%ebIliated. write with
difficulty and must close.
Your most ob't. serv't.
ANDREW JACKSON.
, 1844-05-04
Regular Scmi-weekIy Packet
Tie Nc,c, Light draught, smift run
HiRD Steamer,
Bic v o m.
n. MAsT

-
WILL leave ST. Louis on Mondays and
W Thursdays al O'Clock, T. NJ. Re-
turning will leave Keokuk, Thursdays and
Friday at D O'Clock, P. M--Warsaw and AL
cxaudria at G--TulIy at s--nEd Lagrange
ut 0~'cloch. ?. NJ, zane days. Quincy on
Wednesdays and $aturdaysat s O'Clock A,
M.-Harion City at -. M.--Hannibal at 10,
4 M-Lpuisinna at > " and GAINESVILLE at
4 P II same days.
The DIE VERNON having be en- built a
st Louis, expressly fer the trade, with supet
rior accommodations for PasseDge RS, and be-
ing Of very light dlaTght, Shippers and Pas
sengcrs can rely Upon her being prompt, and
continuing her trips during She entire season.
Passenger, will please be on board at the
nour aGvertisrd, as the boat viii in no case
be detained beyond that time.
JAS. HANNA, Ag't.
March 20. l~li. 81.
, 1844-05-04

We are authorized 10 announce VII
LIAM Il. GoocH, Of Calumet township,
as a candidate for the office of Sheriff OF
Pike county, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
March 9th, 1914.
J. p. HUBBARD, offers himself as a
candidate for the office of Constable OF
Cuivre Township, at the ensuing August
Election.
Bowling Green, March 9th, 1874.
Mr. EDITOR: You will please an
nounce my name as a candidate for the
Sheritfalty of Pike county, at the ensu-
ing August election.
J.G G. RODGERS.
Bowling Green, Feb. oath, 1914.
We are authorized TO o S. w.
FINLEY, as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff Of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
Mr.. Adams-Plcase publish my name
as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of Pike County, at the next August cleo
ton, and obligc yours, Sc,
w. G. HAWKINS.
Feb. 2nd., 1874
We are authorizcdto JAMES
\. RoDBINs, as Il candidate for the Shcr-
iilalty of Pike county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. (Suhject to the decision
Of a Democratic County Corvention.)
February 24th, 1914.
We are authorized to announce Jo-
SEPH {. ALLISON. as a candidate for the
office Of Sheriff Of Pike county, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized to oun LEoY-
ARD NJ. RoDGERs, as a candidate for the
office of Constable of Cuivre Township,
al the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO nnoun TnoM-
AS CASH, as a candidate for the Office of
Assessor of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized TO announce JOSH
Plus IRVINE, as a candidate for Consta-
bic of Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.
offer myself as the Democratic can-
didate for Constable Of Buffalo township,
against Mr.. Samuel c. Allison of same
township, and am ready 10 meet him on
the stump at all times and in all places,
during tie canvass.
REEFS y. DOAk.
To Tie Iofcrs cf Pike Comfy:
FhLLow-CITIzENs: | am 4 candidate
for the Office of Sheriff. If you think |
am competent to Ike duties Of the office,
| shall he proud of your support.
:. J. McGiNNIS.
Jan. 18th. lSIi.
, 1844-05-04
WDOH. GARDlNG.
AT ASHLEY,
At REDUCED PRICES.

n view Of the scarcity of money, the
"a subscriber has determined 10 do busi-
ness this season, at lower prices than
heretofore. He will card white wool at
s IA cent, per pound cash, or 8 cents
where 4 credit is given. For mixed
wool he will charge 8 cents cash or a
reasonable toll. He viii attend person.
ally to the business, and he pledges him
self that all wool entrusted TO him, shall
be mixed SO as to give satisfaction.
MARTIN STALEY.
Ashley, March 23d., 1874. 3m21.
, 1844-05-04

outrage and DeoM.-The BaIli-
more Sun says: Three men are in Jail
at Schenectady. New York. on a
charge OF causing the death Of a We
man named Jane Gillespie. of Oswe-
90, on the 23rd. They took the wo
man from wagon and compelled her
I" follow them 20 lha; city, on foot.
through the muG. Arrived there.
,hey took her to an unoccupie1 house
IN Governors Lane, npar the river.
where they remained all night, viola
ting and otherwise abusing her. On
morning OF tie 23d uit., about 7 o.
CLOCK, screams Of distress were heard
TO l>sEe from the housc-and those
Who arrived there witnessed IN aw-
tui SpeC,acle-the woman living on
the floor, her clothing entirely burnt
from her, and she literally roasted Il.
1--we! She was immediately taken TO
The aims house, where she was prop,
erly cared for. and she fingered till
The next morning IN great agony.
when she expired.
This is Il great country, and no mis-
take. lis area is now about two mil
lions of square miles. Ii Texas is an,
neXed-wiIh an area Of about 500.
600 square miles, and Oregon with an
area Of G0O,OOO square mles-our
potatOe patch will then be about three
millions OF square miles surface.-
Well. this is not Il much larger foot
hold than G. Britain has got already
on this continent: she has got above
cur northern boundary 100000
square miles. If We lock to the word
at large. John Bull has got the biggest
slice OF territory of anv nation: the
whole British empire measures some
flght millions square miles! lis polu
lltlon TWO HuNrREo ufLLoN>,--Bps.
Statesman.
, 1844-05-04
n "
Cusk Store,
AT ASHLEY, NO.

Cash Store,
AT ASHLEY, NO.
rETIIE undersigned beg leave to inform the
z citisens of Ashley. its vicinity, and ali
those deslrous Of purchasing GOODS to
their advantage that they have opened a
store IN the above place, and intend hrcP-
Tag constantly on hand a well selected rs
sortmeut of
Dry Gooas, Groceries, QUEENS
Ware, Hard Ware, Tin
Ware, Boots. Shoes.
and Every other %artIcle suitable for "a Coun-
try Store; which having been bought for
Cdsh only viii therefore be disposed of at IA
small advance, and we wuuld not hesitate
IN aging that we will sell Goods as cheap
for CASH or PRODUCE" as they can BE- OF
tanned at any point on Tie rirer above st.
Louis.
No pains shall be spared, and we will
hold out every inducement, TO prevent the
trade from going to the river. We will pay
the same prices as are paid at the riyer eth
ti III r'obc OI CASli LOT All pDCu 1 IouuCt
delivered at the river, if not delivered there,
we expect to discount the hauling onlg.-
With these advantages we hope to merit d
due share OF public patronage.
BLOCK son.
N. y The Public need not take our
wOId for the above statements, but We wish
them to call aud be convinced of the fact,
We are at al times ready TO shnw cur Goods,
and as we stated before, we will positireIg
sell them as low a. they can be bought at
any pint ON the rirer above =. Louis.
We have also made arrangements to ship
Hemp, 7obncco, UhsGL, &c. to auv of the
southern, Eastern, or Folelsn Markets by
delivering the Produce at The RIVER, Tor tne
performance of which we are ready to give
arg security required. We VIII also ruake
''jtfai adrancCS cither in Cash ar .Vcrchan
IKE, upon any articles entrusted to oar care
ct shipment. We hofc our reasonable
charge Tor c mmI-sion &c, viii induce
Farmer to give n Il call before going 10
the rIVCr. BIO, : - SON.
April 2Hth, l~ii. 3.n1i.
, 1844-05-04
List of Letters.

% EMAINlNG in the Post Office. nj Row
az ling Green, No, on the 1t day Of A.
PM, IA, which il not taken ont withia the
next three months, viii be sent On 20 the
Post OiIcc, As dead letters
, 1844-05-04


A. & Is. Robert Long
WA Beasley James .NcComick
John Rowles Jeremiah Moore
Wm Brandon Robc.t Martin
Thomas Beun 1--WE Martin
SIias VI Brl:-S Nicholas .Wurrow
John IA Buchanan Davenport Nailcy
x - Thumas Rivcere
VIM Crockett George Roy atty
Clark Il 4 CLARK Ann f. Robb
David K ClaTkson Clerk Circuit Court
Shercdinc Dorsey Is Samuels
Jane II Early Charles Scantiin
timothy w Ford Andrew Shepherd
Thomas Graves VIM Shaw
Joel Highs Peter T"gue
Francis Jones David Thomas
\ G. LatimOrc Jane. l. " nlker
James kcnua Sr Qujntun NJ WILSON
Joe y Lee Jo-hua Wright.
Thomas Ming
n. G. EDW ARDS. p. n.
April 9th, le4i. -.
, 1844-05-04
j. O. RUDUEKS.
Bowling Green, Feb. 24th, 1914.

We are authorized TO announce S. w.
FINLEY, as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-05-04
Executors sale,

A&yiliL bc sold on Thursday the 18Th
ga day ofVay nyxt, to tie highest bid
def, Porto" 81 the personal property OF
the !rtr Henry C. Draper deceased, at his
late ,dcuce IA Ashcy. Fikc CJunty $40
consisting OF ~ilor-cs, cattle, sheep, az il
voice OF Good, Of rnIou, kind., one Jew
wu horse Wagon, one dearborn wagcan.
and various other Articles too trdiaus TO u.ru.
ton. Sale to continue f.om daJ to DAY tai
all sold. Terms made known Oh day ri
-alc. EDWIN DRAPER. Ex'r.
NARY X. DRAPER, Exr'x.
April 18th. I~l4. 2w2a.
, 1844-05-04

We are authorizcdto announce JAMES
\. RoDBINs, as Il candidate for the Shcr-
iilalty of Pike county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. (Suhject to the decision
Of a Democratic County Corvention.)
February oath, 1914.
, 1844-05-04

Mr.. Adams-Plcase publish my name
as a candidate for the office of Sheriff
of Pike County, at the next August cleo
ton, and obligc yours, Sc,
w. q. HAWKINS.
Feb Opd 1914
, 1844-05-04

W. are authorized to announce .Jo-
sEPH {. ALLIsoS. as a candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Of Pike county, at the
ensuing August election.
, 1844-05-04

We are authorized TO VII
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, 1874.
, 1844-05-04

"Brau'y and BooW."--Ihe origin
Of thi> infamous battle cry is thus ac-
counted for by Gen. Jackson, in a re-
cen: letter:
, 1844-05-04

We are authorized to ~nnuunce LEoy-
ARD NJ. RoDCTRS, as a candidate for the
office Of Constable of Cuivre Township,
al the ensuing AUGUST election.
, 1844-05-04

We are authorized TO announce JOSH
Plus IRVINE, as a candidate for Consta-
bic of Cuiyre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-05-04

Mr.. EDITOR: You will please an
bounce my name as 4 candidate for the
Sherltfalty of Pike county, at the ensu-
ing August election.
, 1844-05-04

| offer myself as the Democratic CALI
didate for Constable of Buffalo township,
against Mr.. Samuel c. Allison of same
township, and am ready 10 meet him on
the stump at all times and in all places,
during the canvass.
DINJ'C ID MAJ
, 1844-05-04

J. p. HUBBARD, offers himself as a
candidate for the office of Constable OF
Cuivre Township, at the ensuing August
Election.
Bowling Green, March 9th, 1874.
, 1844-05-04

We are authorized TO announce TnoM-
AS CASH, as a candidate for the Office of
Assessor Of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.