davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25

HP Ndltct ee I'M SeoathtnlB Dap II T Ne
cis N. 9 unf, nirfIid in Der @atbclis
ftten prc;eeicn in pittsbnr9 mar. I'm prp.
nldritdt su iuden, un6 eas er einftens erfldrt
bat, es fei feline Weinuug cae feine . Is
be II IN bic Sdnlen sebrad,t werten fcatsn.
Gin nwnnberppa 4eger.-
Siabe ScuntsuiIe in alabama lebt Elm l7jdhs
ri9er Ie9rrjun9e, Der 200 pfunc pic9t une
Die tpunosrpclife aritbmetifd,e Sdbigfeit be,
Get, rbaIeidb er in jeoer anbern SoiniId,t 70
.9eiftesihwa6 ii, bae er faum einiIeht, or
mHffe ciIen, ipeuu ibn hun9srt. @r beants
iportetj iecc Hehnunasfra9e au9enbIidid,,
pbne erlf meitere Maltiplifaticnen pprSunebs
rnenE fpie peripidelt oicfelbe aud fein n69e.
@rjmultiplicirt taufanbe, aooirt, fubtrabirt
iiiio oipicirt NIT 9lcid,cr Siderbcit aus cem
Scpfe, ipieipchl lesteres NIT etDds mehr
@eitcsanitreu9ung. Ben 3ahlen, bic iber
MiIlicneu binausgehcn, bat er feline Stee.
Sraat man ibn mie picl 80 NAL SO iei, 70 ants
nprtet er augeatlidlih 1901 i; tpieoirl 74mol
So, 70 lautct Die gIni,pcrt: 6f0I. "gSie
piele Is sbt es in 1856 ?" 223 SlnSebn II.
/ ilbrig.
@inneuer 9merifani.
fd,e Werinc Sd,amlS werben jest in SfafcID
9aunfdip, Ncun., aus Bcae Scu 0ancaiter
fatricirt. Wan Iast cs fei Elm 9rOees nnb
fhbneS @emebe, unb &c ftnocn su fllnf 1has
Icrn tercitmillig 9bias.
IN. SDsprpiin 1T cine 8crfhmdhuug
ter 8erfauun9scr9ane, .rno mic jeee anoere
Sranfheit, eurd, unreine6 Sut peraniaet.
Ger Moseu fat, cine Sliei9feit, bic benz
Raqen eigcn 1T, fprnu aus fd)ledtem 8lut
abaefprbrrt, bcfst jene er,tnmenbe ouflOfence
gi3cnfhaftcn nid,t bic eiuer geh6ri9en 8ers
oaunn9 70 ncthnenois iino--frsleidl 1T Der
Stipcr nid,t binldnglid, 9eIdutert, Ger Smhl'
gang nnrc9elmdeia, in Der Chat alle bic
Sunfticnen ccs 5abrpers fno in uurrouun9.
@ri9ht's Suoiauiihe 9aausenpilIen finc
cine Der mnncrrpclIffen 9rscneien in Der
gEelt fir Die Ceiuna oru CDsprpfd, bieWeil
ite ben Waaen orn alIen 9allenhaftcn StCf
fen 9iuSlid, reini9cn uno bas 8lui prllfcm.
men ldutrrn. TrIalidh, ia Ge ote llr'lte
pOn jcecr 9lrt Sroufbcit beicitiQcr, teaEcI
fe unmS9lieh febIrn GYsprpfd gu farjrcn.
Sbi9e id,isbare Weeiiin lit su - N bel
q. e. 9fube III 9IQentdun, uno bel ocl. 9l9cn:
] ten Die in elmer anbcrn Spalte nnacjei9t fnc,
! 70 ,pie an Der 0aupt yfieeerla9e Jlc. 1863
8 6acesStrosc, pbIabeIpbia.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25

ridt BON 2cd,a Sdnntp, fol- am Samitdg ben
I2ten October, I'M llhr Tadmitta9s, auf
Dem @i9entbum leIbif 6fentlid perfauft tpers
cen,
Cine f6debare Montaihe
9elcsen in canrper Sauu1hip, ecd,a Sauns
tp, al Der Strase Die bon SierD's Sriide
mad, Cation fibrt, etpd a Wcilen pom Seth'
lcbem, Weilen BON sillentaun uuo W2eile
pom Qcdd @anat, 9rdn;cno an eano BON s.
Sfiec, 9Silliam 0aniel @ecr9e jurb une ais
bern, enthalteno "a 9lder, mehr ODER tpenis
ger, bappu Gno 8 9ltfer ocrsnslid)es cpl,t
lamb uuo Der 9eit III Saulano BON Der ers
fen @lte. Die 9erbseernn9en lno Elm
EgA oute5 Slpfz z@ptnbaus, SrGns
Hi S6euer, 9Sa9enbaus, mo fon,
81 ffi9e Hebenge @iiferue bee
fncen itf in Der Tibe Der @cbduoen.
Gin SGalfcfsn, 70 irie porsil9lihe &alflfct'
ne brfinceu ltd auf eem eanec, 70 frie Elm
SauEl9drten pcn aus9eseihnet 9utem Sbite
pcu sieicn @attunsrn.
Das cbi9e eauo lit burd, quite Senfen in
bcqusme Ielce 9etbeilt uno in eirem guten
@ulturs3uifanbe.
Scthe bic oas @i9cnttum su beiehcn piins
lhen, belieben BET Seife Sioo, eiuem Der 2Ies
mtiiitratcrer, ipcbnbdft nabe oem SDlate ans
;urufen, ,po man su9leid bic SaufSsSeoins
9un9rn erfabreu fam.
Sc 1T oas binterIdecnc Iie9enoe Serm6gen
ecs oerlfcrbcncn z y 0 NJ s & 90, lests
bin bon bria9tem GaunidNp unp @auntp.
Die Scbiuaun9en am Serfaufsta9e unc
aufipartun9 ucil
Seile Sim, : 9rnn,nrs,
6. g. Siop, S''''' ''''
Curf Die Gcurt
QS. gS. Selfrirge S6rciber.
Sept. %, nq3m
Gute SeGretbfeDern
Gph ,nhfrr ,,,ckIssi( ,r ne,fnufpu
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
THE VERMONT GAZETTE.

The proprietor Of the Gazette being sbsent from
home ITS temporary conductors have seen 6t to hoi.,
the name OF Mr.. Polk in LIEU Of Mr. Tyler. This
assumption on their par, is entirely unauthorized. 49,
The Gazette wH sustain the claims of President
Tyler, a, any and all hazards As an exponent Of
the true principles Of the Virginia and Ken,uoLv re.
solutions OF ~, we cannot Withhold our entire and
nearly support OF that man who ba. in every act of
ms Administration carried out the doctrine. of
Jefferson and Jackson. So long as Mr.. Tyler il /,
candidate, so long shall he receive our suppor.
June l4ih, 1874 &c HAswrIJ
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
From The ~ Y. Piebeim.
Splendid NEW IRON CUTTER.

The new iron steamer of over $50 tons burden, in
tended Tor the service, called the Leg9e yes
terJay had her first trial. The cutter Is FURNISHED
with Elicsons propeller which is worked by an en-
CINE also planned by that eminent engineer. Inc
vessel itself has been built under the upepDtendente
of Captain Howard by whose skill and indefailSa'
BILE exerions one of the most beautiful models ever
seen ahoai comb ned with burdensome cap,city, has
been furnished to the service. The Legare is
rgged with three masls aud the sail she capable Of
carr ing is enormous From the specimen OF her
speed yesterday by single propeller against wind and
tlde should Judge that she will be superior TO any
vessel afioat as 10 swiitness With but half her IN
tended head of steam on and her new and heretofore
nniried machinery, she went full nine and hall
miles through the water. Doing this under the cir
cumrtances with the utmost ease, what will she not
DO able to accomplish wh full head OF steam, indie
pendent of her sails but with her canvass supcrad'
died. she be equal least To twenty miles TO the
hour. IL Captains Howard and Ericsson are able 10
produce such specimens OF nuva architecture and
machinery, they have ia fact done in the Legare,
only the revenue Department, but that of the ma
w also, should Ike. them constantly at their magnih-
cent labofs We shall notice this vessel and her gal
liant officers and instructors more fully after next
trial OF speed for that of yesterday but "irst
rehearsal "a mere ''primlng' to what she can do
when she gets in full BLAST.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
DEPARTMENr OF STATE.

Washington, June a. 1874.
The annexed translation, received from the United
States Consul at La Guayra of the first and seventh
articles of law recently passed by the Congress of
Venezuela, and which now in force, is published
for the information Ct those whom it may concern
Article LIST. That for the period of fifteen years
IRON and after the publication Of this law, no ma
uonal or municipal duty shall be levied on neat Cat
tie, sailed Beef, Tallow, Grease, Cheese, Hides,
Horns, or hair, which may be exported to foreign
countries, from any legal port of Venezuela.
Article 7th. No port charges shall be exacted
iron vessels exporting to foreign countries, one or
pore OF the products specified in Article Ist, in
quantity equal to least two-krds of their cargoes
This the Custom-house readily prove through
the respective clearance documents, thus avoiding
any objection on the part Of the tribunal of ac-
counts, which is bound to see that none of the re-
qustes or ionalities established By the law of ex-
Portation shall have been neglected.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
H., and 9Th The advice and consent Of the Se"ais
SAMUEL Wmn,as as Collector of the Customs
for Boston and ChaIlestown, Mass, wee hen'y
Crocker. rejected. :,
Lousy ODELL, az Collector OF Portsmouth, NE"
Usmlsbre vice Geo Dennett rejected.
DAslsL CLARK, j., as Surveyor and Inspector oil
Lafayette, La
NEurMlAu BRows, Surveyor and Inspector OF
Salem. Mass, vice q. w. Mullet, rejected
J.K. HANDY, to be Naval Officer Of Baltimore
vice Thomas Z. Tiden rejected
JAspEa HALL LIVINGSTON, Secretary OF Legation
TO SPAIN vice A. Hamilton, Jr resigned.
william BRENr, Jr., as Charge d'Ahsires to bue'
nos Ayres vice Ill. w. WatteIson, .rejected.
JAMES PEACOCK, Deputy Postmaster at Harrisburg
Pa, re.appolnted.
j. r. CoorEa, as Superintendent of the Branch
Mint at Dahlonega, Ga, vice Paul RcssignaI, re-
moved. M
PEYriELD b. GooDsELL, as Surveyor and inspec-
tor of Hartford vice John G.. Burke, rejected,
r. WIcKLfrE, Jr., as Charge dAfaires 10 Sardi-
a,'vice Ambrose Baker, recalled.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
THE SENATE IN EXECUTIVE SESSION

The Senate seems to be actively engaged in gull
fall every hour beneath their blows are numerous
The President can scarcely supply enough to appease
their voracious eappettes Like Harry Percys
twenty for breakfast many for dinner, and twice
the number for supper, daily served up to them
The severest ordeal is from Massac husetls and
Connecticut. MIR. Ran,oul, backed and sustained h,
nearly majority of the People of the Salem Dis
tr'cl rs worthy to represent them in Congress, is re-
jscted as Collector at Boston, to make atone M, Il far
the removal of Mr.. Lincoln Mr.. Croeke, t, re,
teman Of the highest character, is nominated os his
successor, being sustsiped by both Wings and Demo
Gratis The Senators from Massachusetts still thus,
Tor Republican blood, and his head il made to roll in
the gutter. How Mr.. Williams escaped the same
dreadful fate Is almost mystery Aud SO with
other appointments in Massachusetts, at some poiut,
the most respectable citizens have been named for
Deputy Pos,masters, and have been rejected. The
finale has not yet come but unless land be made
by the Executive against all this it may be thought
that the appointing power is being transferred from
the President to the Senate, and that the Constitu
ton is being overthrow.
How far the President will be able TO 90 in su,,,v
ing names to the Senate, we have no means of know
ing Let II be also remembered that tn, Sc nomina.
tons have been held up by the Senate for thre,
Tour and five months, and that now, within few
hours OF the close of the session. they cali uno ,b
President who has presented the most worthy ei,
zens Tor office, to stand prepared to furnish name aC
Ter name OF su't.bie persons for them
The end has not yet come
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
REFLECTIONS BY THE SENATE, JUNE
l4th, 1874.

DAVID HAYDEN as Collector ofNew Orleans
ADDISON WINTER, as Collector, Gloucester, Mas
sachusetts, vice Eben. +. Stacy, rejected. I'D re-
lection
DANIEL J. PIKE, as Deputy Postmaster, Augusta,
Maine, vice ID. C. Weston, rejected. I'D rejection.
HENRY SHEPHERD, as Deputy Postmaster at
Northampton, Massachusetts, vice J. Shepherd, re-
jscted. I'D rejection.l
ETHAN A. CLARr, as Deputy Postmaster at Spring
field, Massachusetts, vice f. Ashley, rejected. sd
rejection.l
HENRY CohEGER, as Collector of Miami and In
spector of Maumee, Ohio vice Fl. c. Stowell, re-
jected. I'D rejectionl
CHARLES G.. FERRIS, as Collector Of New York
vice Edward Curtis, removed.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
From The " Y. Journal Of Conpere,
CHURCHES AND POLITICS.

The eoclesiastcal convention Of the Methodist de.
nomination seen 10 lie bringing Their polit cal dis
c5ss'ons TO crisis. The result will probably be n
separation. The break Is TO b. at Msson's and Di,
on's lIoe--a weaker spot than u TO be found cls,
where, and 80 often bent that there perhaps some
danger that the political ligam. ns may one day sepa
rate. However, polt cal unions would s.em 10 M,
stronger than ecclesiastical unions 40 that while IN,
latter break, the former may hope still TO hold out Ia
seems 10 us tina, IL the protested di.ciples of Cby
understood a. well as they might, the angle subject
which so moved his compa ssion, they would bsyJIy
spend Their time IN forming national churcbes at ali
much less IN those wrsnQiinps which break them in
pieces alter they arc constr ucted Christ said Moth
ing about Slavery, though he condemned o.pns
and propoundcd principles which are sur, ~ben
thoroughly adopted we think, to pot an end a Tho
system the world Bot there was another slavery
so ipcompsrsbly worse to which the whole ia n,lv Of
man bad voluntarily surrendered up themsrIves thai
lie seems hardly to have noticed political bondage
IT'S immediate disciples, fuli of the spnit wen,
every where preaching that men should regent
Preachers nowadays do the same and when the
harvest Of Their converts rs gathered INTO coup.nv
~ an fnf'-Sinrtry keoefp II is Church of Cbrist
alias an Ant-Slsyery Society. Temperance Soc,e.
~ and general Society OF all work In religi-
Gus matters TVS conscience which prompts men on !;
in war il is honor. But from the manner in which
The prompter operaie there reason to suspect tina,
the anmslinR spirit Is ofon identical in both c,ses
and not exactly either Of the principles whose nam.
It tekes. ''
II men would carry on moral reforms or political
revolutions let them DO 90 and create their sssooi
lions as they please but when they firm Church
o. Christ, let u be an association Of his drscipIes-
nothing more, and nothing less II these d,scinls.
1iher IN opinion about the best for the Presdency
Ut The u States LEI them push their difference. =.
hard as they please but not in the Church If,hey
Tant to abolish slavery intemperance and il the,
believe total abstinence the proper remedy let them
'rse as they think proper but long As il i. 20.
o'e Tor man TO own slaves or to drink wine or
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
THE REFLECTIONS

II will be seen, in the list of re lection, tn ,,v -.
bitter animoaity evinced either to the od;vid,,I.
behesdcd, to the Chief Magistrate IN ~
ana MASSACHUSETTS particularly il would seem thai,
no N'p'"'e'" can be confirmed for those rejected
are men OF un'mPcachabe character, at least those
WIN wnom we are acquainted. If there can he
any charge substoniatcd against them, saw. ,b,,
they are not Federalists, we are not aware Of II
wan none but federulisis suit Messrs Bate, and
Evans '"o
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15

We learn that the Senate have ratified The fo,o,,.
ing Conventions:
Inc ros's' convention, concluded at Bogo,s. on
Tue bun March, ls44, between the United State, and
the Republic Of New Grenada
Inc Convention concluded at Berlin on the Oath
mnrch 1874 between the United States and The
Strand Ducby of Hese, for the mutual ,bol;,;oo or
the DroH d.Suba'"e and taxes on the emigra,ion Of
the two countries. Also similar Conyent,on con
c'uded at the same place, on the 10Th Anil lsa4
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15

belong TO masonic lodge, and san be chr,.t Ai,
these things cannot, except upon plans altogether
schismstc, be made tests in the Church, IL Is the
,pirit OF the World aud DOT the spirit OF Christ.
which makes them 50. The exclamation OF Robert
Hall, she who ID good enough for Christ, Is good
enough for ne" is tbs only principle OF common
sense as it is of sound Christianity Until Chris
tisns adopt this principle they never have peace
full churches, and their quarrels will be ever defang
ing the better management OF politicians
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15

III For the information Of our readers, and to
counterfeit the rumors put io circulation by the enc
MES OF the President, and by some of bis pretended
good friends" that he intended to withdraw from
The contest we are enabled to say that no such in.
tention il entertained
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15

" M,soSic.-Tbe Officers, Passed o rccrs, and
members OF the Grand Lodge Of free and accepted
Mssons OF The District OF Columbia, are reqlestc!
10 NEE, al the Masonic Hall corner Of a. street and
pennsylvania avenue, on Tuesday next at O'Clock
r. w., Tor The purpose of forming a procession To-
mafch 10 The designated site Of ST Psus Church.
'he corner stone Of which to be laid with Masoor
honors.
Resident and transient brethren are fraterna!ly e.,
ques,ed to unite with the Grand Lodge in the cer,
monies OF this occasion. BY order Of the NJ W
Grand Master. A. c. WILLIAMS
Grand Secrtfa,u
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
= Me EdiloI on u.4 .ua4i.onlo,

IL he Ehio, Of a1 .uadssoAiosi
DEAa srss VIII YOU allow me The OF your
columns for the purpose Of informing p, friends hsi
have very suddenly, through the hndass OF The
(nepnai) publisher Of The Miamian, taken my leave
of this mundane sphere The following is tho sy'-
eial announcement which | find in The Globe" OF
this morning;
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15

LAND Rrer'rr'-.Ths Land Office q, pla,t.,urv
been AL ono oe o one year and the receipt. hsss
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15

DIVINE service may be expected tomorrow at !
O'Clock IN the morning and quarter before O'Clock
IN the evening, ct Carusis room, on nth street,
lately occupied as the City Post oAics
Citizens and strangers are invited to attend
June Is
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15

II Fourth Presbyterian Church, Ninth artd Tile
Rev. John g Smith will continue bis diseourcs ap
iuE ON Tsus CHURCH Subject Matt ", ..
"Chl no man your FaTnsa on the earth"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
SPEECH
MIR. McDUFFIE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION,

EXECUTIVE SESSION,
On The Treaty. for III. Re annexation. Of Texas to he
United Sales.
Delivered in the Senate Of the United States, May
%, 1874.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
DELAzoN SMITH.

From The Ohio Statesman.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15
OPTICAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
r., and ,eifh The adries and consent Of the Senate
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-15

DELAZON SMITH
WAshisGroS, June 18th, 1914
, 1844-08-10
Notice.

TETHE plnuic,-' V0hacco Inspection Ware
8 hnn-c l. now carried ON hl tie .,.hsr,i.
Lrr-, who az" irr.,rai t. dc-natrh bust.
u.s- witnort d"',r. They take uni- auror-
tunity Of informing their nnmsrou. l,icnds
Of the nccr sity of having their timber well
sca.oucd before their hogehoads 81" set up,
as mnch good tobacco il, injured from hay.
Ing the t'c-head made Of green AID unsca-
son,l timber.
The late law says that the length or
etaye shall be 81 iuchc-. the ho--bs al 10
inches across The head, shall have 9 hoops,
and contain not less than s0n lbs. tobacco.
VOOLFOLK & FIFE,
Nov lnspeciurs.
n" Ni-sourian, Era and Reporter copy
> months weekly PALMYRA Wing. I"G,r-op
Inquirer, Hn"r,iilr Oh-rrycr, Fa,ctrp I'imr4,
Glasgow Pilot, Liberty Banner, Platte En-
gle. western Ni'.ouri,n, Lexington EXPRESS,
ii1uuihrl Journal. Paris Scntinul. II. Charles
Advertiser, Bowling Green padiral anu Co
nlrbia $tntcsmtu VIII each insert the ab,yn
10 amount If , and charge tin, Office.
, 1844-08-10

E~XECUTOgs,s NOTECE.

-TOTICNishcrcby giyrntbat the under
- sisucd Inns taken out letters Of Tesla
ncntary, on the estate ofJohn Maxwell, Sen.
deed, from tine Clerk OF County Court OF
Pike county, bearing date the it Of Dec,
A.. b. 1913; all persons, Their, fore who
have any claims again-t the estate Of said
dccca ,ed are required 20 exhibit the same
duiy authenticated forn'iovrncc, witiiu one
year from the date Of said letter., or thgv
may be pFec!nded from having any benefit
Of said estate, EEd if suoh claims are rot
resented within three years they will BE-
|loscycr barred.
JOHN MAXWELL, Exs.
pgcombcr ~, l~i3. ;|rI
, 1844-08-10

TESSE r. SMITH, would inform the
u public, that he has on hand, and will
be constantly supplied with fall bIoodcd
Berkshire Pigs, and Will dispose oftAem
on liberal terms TO such as are dcsirons
of improving their stock Of Hogs. His
breeders were purchased in New Jer-
sey and Illinois.
Ashley, March, 29Dh, 1911. ly2l
, 1844-08-10

Cttng5G~n &c EGt1,

HAVING located in Warrcnton, (Mo.,)
oners his professional services TO the
,;t;zcns Of WarrcrCounty He will al
50 attend the Circuit Courts Of Mont
ro,rcry. Pike. and Lincoln Counties.
December, 1913.
, 1844-08-10

Mr.. ADAus-Pleasc my
narne as 4 candidate for Circuit Attorney,
of the 3rd. Judicial Circuit, at the next
November election.
G.. ". BUCKNER.
March 80. 1874.
, 1844-08-10
GEORGE VI. BGGKNES,
ATTO|E EX 1T LAW,
E0UTIN-G CREEN. no.

y TITI attend 70 my husircss cn'r",''"
to hi rarr 'G the tir"rft Court "'
HaI'.. PiEc, ~Maatgom.r. aud lincoln '"""'
o.. 7-,f Fn-ir.
, 1844-08-10
OF MISSOURI,
County of Pike.

SITE c.dl;. o" Of ME MISSOURI s..
IKE Cir,rai Coari, April Term, lSil.
James Ticlct, Petition N
rs. Debt by at
james Eus5t;d-c. J taehmcnt.
RTDU he,c comes said plaintiff nv hs
= Attonury. and the defendant beng
three tr1cs .oIrmnlv called, comes net, hnt
makes Icjru';;eu i appearing by the Shcr-
IFS return that the defendant cannot Re
fonm' in tois county. 1t is ordered br the
Crurt tha' lie defendant be notified Il lat to
plaintiff has commenced an action Of PETE
ton ia Debt, by Attachment against Lin,
Tor the sum az one hundred and twenty three
dollars. and 81 ccnts-nnd his property
has been attached and hat unless he aP-
pear in this cuurt, at the next term thereof,
70 lie been and held ut the Court House IN
Bowling Gge5r, on the thisd Monday IN
September next. or or before the third day
thereof. iul.men: will he rendered against
him, and his property sold to satisfy the
same. Anlit !, further ordered that n COPY
hcreofbe published in some newspaper prin-
ted in this State for four weeks successfully
and continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI, *
County Of Pike.
/, Simeon p. Robson, Clcik OF the CO
cuit Corrt Tor said county, certify that Y
foregoing is II true copy Of the ORDER
(~l Witness nv hand and official scar
}SsaI ) Done at olice in Bowling Green
! f~~} in said county, this the 4th daY1
Nay. A u 1914.
$. P. ROBINSON, Clerk.
May 18th, 1871. i":'
, 1844-08-10
,NeU Groceries,!

gFVHE undersigned, would respectfully in
q form the citizens Of Bowling Green and
Is vicinity, that he has just received a large
and splendid assortment of Groceries-
uch as
Sugar. CoGe, Tea. Rice, Macker-
Ell, Tar, Sail, Powder, Shot,
Lead, Maids. &c, &c,
all Of which lie will sell cheap for CASH.
Purchasers would 90 well TO give us a call.
Z. &. REYNOLDS.
k-riI G1th, 1914. EST.
, 1844-08-10

A. II. BUCKNER. Cork.
Jan. 18Th. lGil. GniO.