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Common Pleas.


JUNE l4-John c. Wintsr vs. John a. Midrberger.-
action of trespass for assault and battery committed
on the 18th March, 1874 corner of Orchard and tautoI
streets Plaaf went to collect from defendant
advance, when some words occurred between the par
ties and the alleged assault was committed
Verdict tor plaintiff $40 damages and cents costs
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JUNE Ills Honor Judge Belts, did not sit in This
Court on yesterday having lef for Baltimore, from
whence he returns On Tuesday v hen the Court will
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Circuit Court.

before JudBe Kent
JcSE IA Gulit,ue vs. ~ Il Fire Insurance Co.--This
case referred to in yesterdays Herald is still before tn,
Court
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JAYNES' EXPECTORENT.

DR: ArNOULI'5 Ohiee has bern removed to no sec
- Broadway.
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Court OF Errors.

Senator Foster presiding
Present twenty six Senators.
JUNE A.-HaN VS.. NeWcom5e-in this case noticed in
yesterday Herald, Mr. j. T. Ring resumed and concluded
for plaintiff in
Mr.. Z. w. Sanford for defendant in error.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SURGERY.

!'HE FpLLCWiN.S - tbe stsfe,aent Of Capt RICHARD
YATES ln the var lsi2 L.srn With uice s,ionx
lt-s. aud oade APPLICATION to p' eil who srr,hcd
hnt The ctLcase coftuue0 - icrcas, &C row
oa itoli 'nmy Hra call Eaoie hsciaD, under whose
renamed Tor vr rois At this tee ulo
isRs snd painfully
g.ied That mplicd IL cTutcits applied other
sicIau bat With nclt-r by this pam
5oncs and ht became exSrucirg ard the ucers-
rap,jy, TINT ,bned bed.
20 all hopes Of ever sns CURED Tbs sss % hr %nis Of
c3 thsn ~ the lnNlsp tociop end all The advttttd
but with bepehoa result, AT tar ssir sscg
OF csssr accideu ally 'ceame aeguaHtro with
phs stiln DR. Josph ne, who "a esices q no.
'0Enaue Cbn ham. The scine THIS gentleman
pscIhcd for pryvsG cdaicy eihsscfoss tl rass ia
ny bones bg,n subsde ke erefe zoe, sn To heal nv
iubs brgen gam gh ard for The hrs time IN twelve
months enabled 10 liact my st ppon tc ground with
they Vouid sus he 0tsht 81 my stielu
,t-d BODY This puly astonishing rvoIulot
nd been produced The short II eod two hs the
rirne Mad 6, tate. DR. JOseph i,t'Ee'. piors
Ills obic for u describe What have suffered be-
de IN ds hauds Of ehauss,. and quacks, and
on d seriously caution the public sgrnst them
feeling juJiice Tue public Ad the excellent physician
isder whss have obt-igfd aaicai cure has uced
ne 10 nnse this scknoS iedg Those ~ho rh
ia finding a 81 south ar &C. Msidn Lone aud
y nth. tHFI hiAHh NJ fAlfS
B.-Dr j, Hcine oise ~ thathurn
street. mill Inn
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NorICk1hr pubic a. esruonea tr, sine any OF
~ the of the hrltnh ,hp SUPERB from yaTpoo as
dots their eon will be paid by tha tain
or sgnees,
. il, 3Ic JaHERyMAN, 81 south street,
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THE MYSTERIES OF ELEUsIS

TIL. MYSTERIES OF ELEUSIS
lNEtk THE ,.CsI RENOWNED OF all TIE snc EFT
W myst,rcs and timaeiy connected 9Th the insti
81 resason aud Oed bel owst and whose
eagerly after by the famous the phlo
pphic rid thv leiaifh Of h. wisdom
BUT THE GREATEST MYSTERY
II the present how u iarks TGiier 1872 William
s;, afford 10 .nahe such has french 10th Dnss
Data Cor .. aud "thri earnest, equal low prIc-s
former the ssbscnbT VII sio fully
ravel TO euqoriDg luolc. Bot The Later my.e ba
lived b. that subscriber knlIsE.o
ely small p onts, aud bsins q mo .s1ste -,prnsss
Tho style aad sct Ut wof viii he the that
BfIbdsse, sc from whose well known esuhs1u
n,uta the cIinrr has but recently ptiIej
~. d, tLakkk, i22 w liam street.
N;B-Oacs aud sammm Goats, anu ies- Veais. sc will.
the -ncute u slfuseEs, &c h. slwai rehJ
IVA siE, lNEN or 4 SIC GOA. CAN Bt. SEEN
1T IHt SiOkF... Wyi3 iSisN3,v ss-c
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PLEASURE EXCURSION TO THE UPPER


sevYIan ~ The Steamboat WISKO NsAN, CAPITA H.
Er5Ea&$ R.ss.ll. VIZ leave B:n.io mossay. III.
Esess,on o! P'uIe TO- tho Upp-r Lake. visiting all
tie ina3ftlnt p:ces on axis Erie. Huron sxd Mch,,
En. nsiuirg tisesr Bsy Amrlo time will he sEsrdsd
M ,sssssSs: daI vS.x M.aase tssa Bay Ma..oa
9th. ~ $500 " '
The Wossan the largest boat the Western L.kes end
sopsedbya powerful low sagipes and is
bni he'd IL tha moIn STYLE Wit uppsr aobn composed
,r-ly ,fseis and h,ta4 and furnished equal
A good R.ud Of Music will accompany the Loat ard every
exc ton will be made to ahs the pleasaAt those
). CARu, ls3 broad st. New York.
PNOSSEK. 20 Pier, Albany
NOHTHHOP h HAYWARD Rochester.
0ELSroN 4 EVANS Buffalo.
HUBBY 4 HUGHES. Cleveland.
GRAY 4 LEWiS, Detroit.
Buffalo NAV ~, Igss. 80 ju3 25t$rn
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Wales GLOBE AND TRANSPARENT CELESTIAL
SPfl ERE, size, Tor schools anc private amlles
ard Ian s,ze Tor Lectures for sae ct ~ Ves Nautical
t7elishient % Roswell sIeet Nes York and at Sefi
Cornish Pearl he above used Ia fa!e
Coilsgs aad has the recommendations Doctor srda,r
and P,gf Ors.ed tsoan ia city elso u,d
IN our schools. Letters Of iaqr s, post PAID
altgled 20.
th,s mon b. Mas AID utrc due. his iaras Globe AID Spr
n. lecture the 1871 instant ~ New Losdon, Conn.,
my9 lmeodsrrc
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.c<sv..,a <ad ALBANY DAY LINZ az O'Clock, A. NJ
For Albany and n.srmsdisls IAzdings-The
cmrno d;ousssean SOUTH An kRlIA
Captain NJ =. trpssaen viii will leave the q Rohinson
tyst., Tuesday, Tharaday and Saturday mornings, at
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attending to their public duties, the new corpora
lion are principally engaged in dividing the spols,
or quarrelllng about them. With the solitary tx
ception Of regulating the hacks at the steamboat
landings, and even that is beginning to "gang
book agln," not single promise of the new core :
ration has yet been fulfilled to the public satsfac.
zion. This will never do-depend upon it.
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OK NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOX LIVER.
k. md k!oHts packet. snip kVGH t.sr.R. 1000 ton,
regular day.
fhs sips ofhis line being all 1000 and upwards per-
he advantages e he derived from selecting tn. lac pre-
ference TO any Other their capacity de them
way NOR comfortable and cOavse.t than shpa Of smx
Glass; AID their Recommendations for cabin second cabin
Otrsrs- -
Persons 1shing secure bsrtby Should not fell to make
W. Il J. q. TAPSGOTT
,,uyzf A. uasir a'-'--i tas.assoi 20 s
, 1844-05-11
Public ale.

TE1iIE undersigned Administrator
= oi tie estate IF benjamin Bur
BRIDE, deceased. will offer for sale
III 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
payment OF the purchase money.
JAMES Chiffon, Admir-.
April Gil. 1874. 1w92.
, 1844-05-11
Took Here!

~UE subscriber has just received
Z a large and splendid assortment
Of FRESH GOODS, which he oilers
90 % sell very low for cash, or merchan- :
table produce, lis stock, conslstLns OF
~ Goods. Groceries, Hard Ware
~ Ware. Boots, and Shoes, and al
most every other article usually kePl
; ~ > country store. All Of which he
n,erds to sell as low as any other
s,n in the western country,tSt Lou
Is excepted. NJ; NJ. McLANE.
AsbIcv. April 9th. l844.lw22.
, 1844-05-11
Z Q kerSGh EESsonS.

THHE undersigned, a committee APP
4 pointed TO superintend 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 twenty-eight by forty
feet, thirteen to fourteen feet high to the
square. The contractor to furnish eve
~ thing, and payments to be made in in
siallments 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,
ENIN DRAPER.
JNO. <. MARKLEY.
Louisiana, April 3, 1874. 4w22.
, 1844-05-11
STATE
CouutyPkr. 60
Office.

4 IL inde9 to us, Kent. Eas,iu,
IA 9'Co., 'picase take notice we
are dctermlnnd compelled TO bring
our business a close. and have
handed over francis Watts, E>qr.,
al Our notes accounts for collec-
ton, who is Unauthorized by us to
receive and relf for the same, all
who are lndebt@ us, either by note
or otherwise "pIease cali at his
office and pay tEnotes or accounts
if they wish 10 : cost, we have
INDUCED our cuserS long enough.
and can wait on n no longer. Suit
will be brought very case unless
the money is paIdhin a short time.
Those having ciaI against US will
present them to hfor adjustment.
HEINZ. KENT,
C. ID. ITIN.
HORAi T. KENT.
GAINESVILLE, April 1914. 3woC.
, 1844-05-11
Marriages

AiMr John Watkins, in Scott coun-
tv. 40. on the fth inst, bythe Rev. MI
Harvc, Maj. Rrcu. c. WooLFoLN; to
Miss C,ruaDIar N. WATKINS, both Of
Scott county.
On Wednesday evening, lst instant,
by the Rev. Mr.. Hawkes., Mr.. Jos W.
HrsrrD, 70 Miss MAnY~JANE CEDARs'
all Of St. Louis.
At St. Louis, on Thursday, May End,
bv the Rev. DR.. Hawkes., Mr.. Thomas
BARyEs. to Miss ELIzABETH WALKER.
of New York.
, 1844-05-11
berkshire PIGS.

EESSE R. SMITH, would inform the
~ public, that he has on hand, and will
be constantly supplied with full blooded
Berkshire Pigs, and will dispose ofthem
on liberal terms TO such as are DESTROYS
of improving their stock of Hogs. His
breeders were purchased in New Jer-
sey and Illinois.
Ashley, March, 18th, 1914. ly2l
, 1844-05-11
DI ED.

In Union, Franklin county, Mo: c on
ha i2tb ultimo, after a short and painful
Illness of only thirty-six hours Mrs
Eliza JULIA S. JETrRIEs: wife oil MI
Robert A. JeiTries, aud daughter OF the
late DR.. Henry FackIcr, deceased aged
10 rears. II months and II days.
, 1844-05-11
ETG0gl CAERElITG,
AT ASHLEY,
IT PRICES,

\ view Of the scarcity of money, the
Z subscriber has determined to do bust
ness this season, at lower prices than
heretofore. He viii card white wool at
6 II cents per pound, and 8 cents for
mixed wool. Trade will be taken as
usual. lie will attend personally TO the
business, and he pledges himself that all
wool entrusted 70 him, shall be mixed so
as 70 give satisfaction.
MARTIN STALEY.
Ashley, March 22d., 1874. 3m2l.
, 1844-05-11
S1UTTC4o

vT7UE undersigned having erected
d 4 Wool Cardlug Factory in Bow
ling Green. Mo, furnished with cards
OF finer quality than heretofore used.
we therefore hope we will he able
to accommodate alt. We will card
at the reduced prices OF Ct cts. cash,
or 8 cts. credit, for white wool, and
8 cents for mixed. We will take
wheat, corn. hemp huxsced, or bees
WAY. if delivered during the carding
season. corn TO be delivered by the
I>t July. either in Bowling Green or
To G.. W. jerks & Co., in Louisiana,
at the Louisiana cash prices.
THOS. ID. SOUTH.
\. &. SUMMERS
April Goth. l644. FPS.
, 1844-05-11
NOTICE,

Y Office is hereby si,en. that the III
= der-igr"d has obtained from the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Pike County, No,
Icttcrs Of Testament.Ty, npon the Estate Of
Henry { Draper deceased, bearing Date Ii,
4th day April =. u. ISif. All persons
having claim, against said estate, are re-
questrd to exhibit them in one year from
the date OF said letter, for allowance. O,
they may be prcciuded from any ru,G: o..
said estate and If such claims are not ,Tr-
scn'rd Within three wears from the date o.
said %lrttoI-. thrv Willie forever barred
And ali persons indebted to said estate are
notified TO pay the same without delay.
EDWIN DEAFLR, Executor,
.NNRY X. DRAPER, ( E~xecutrix.
April 18th, l-44. 3v13
, 1844-05-11
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.

NV 0'Ou'''Ci -~ACGL!d, Ndpl' IA ne
arrived at Boston, from Liverpool. a.
bout 10 o'clock, noon, on Sunday.
the 2Ist ut. She left Liverpool On
the 9Th and brings London dates to
the evening of the Sd and Liverpool
to the 4th.
Cotton has still further declined.
In the grain markets but little ap-
pears to have been done. The dutv
has declined.
Parliament had adjourned for the
Easter Holydays, and was 10 meet a.
gain on the 18th. The session. half
Of which is usually considered to have
expired q! Eister, has been barron Of
interest.
In the Iousn Of Commons. on the
10Th. 10th Lord Ashley aad the Gov
eminent found the manufacturing IN
terest too strong f.. them on the bill
II l.0ii the hours Of labor. Lord
Ashley ptaposcd lA.t len hours should
II, the maximum, and ministers pc
'oil@" 80, -,
was n'S't''t. !o' c1 On ~, "'H '".
ministers D! TO- - 100. me ''-
was ii.ue i''.<'.I' -. "a, "'....'r ,
aha IL WAS S"',' H''' 90 ''''''' ',t'
had thre''eneu ms .s~.''~.''! S"I.''-
ie,S VIZ" " "'~5S"'G',JI' -
me aPPeH' ~ an. D'"''s" -
the Enoss @. l.'l'E - o.. "..@..
Ae2n"'n'' 80 E '-,' nY, ~ L..
pTePaE1'i'" 40 ''''' al o''" ""t N"'
IiH.
. "C,'o' -. -..s gauge "." 40
ii'iSe " .-.!'>' '.I "''''',-I ''S
iI'H \i.,....- I'...'I-, ".'"
La.>c'l' ''..,, al ,'s7"> ,.''''''
c"n.1.- - -'5''E'".''' ''' ned
, 1844-05-11

To KnhrIS cru:lion, Henderson, yermillion,
Cornelius Ncrmi!liun, !.aiah Eermillion,
Joel Vermil5on, and William Vermillion,
aud the heirs Of Mason VeruiIlion, de-
crG-rd.
EvsgAEE NOTICE, that on the first day Of
kas the county cour; for the county of Pike
IA the state Ut Missouri, to be begun and
led at The court house in Bowling Green in
,a:l county, nn the first Monday in June
next, oras soon thereafter as hearing can
hr had, Ne shall apply 20 Tid court, for an
order for The ale Of the slaves belonging to
;hr estate Of hUrrh Feru.iiioa, deceased
if 49, equal division the -cofonuaot tc made
in kirh.
REtS0N NEEMTLLTCN.
EIrODEMUS VERMILLION.
March 9ih, 1914. SwlS.
, 1844-05-11
A 6SIa

FgHE undersigned having purchas-
Ell the Tan Yard, formerly own
ed by O ). Jennings, near Bowling
Green, and having procured a good
I stern Tanner. intends carrying on
...e business il coed style, and bet
'ar than it ever has teen. We in
t~ri TO Keep, 1t oil times. Leather 10.
axchan-e ,or hides; oil persons wish
ing to have their hides tanned on
the shares. can be accommodated.
and | wt. be responsible for all hides
delivered III good order, and if dam
aged N the yard, will bind myself
To rahe good, AID pay all neglect
or failure unlay part.
al leather Transactions since the
7;h Of October last viii be attended
SEA BY me
, 1844-05-11

4. 4 b. Robert Lone
Wm B%casiey James NcComick
John Buwlcs jeremiah ,U,urr
VIM Brandon Robert Martin
Thomas Icnn Tyre Martin
Silas II Briggs Nicholas .Vurrow
John h buchanan Davenport Nailey
Thomas Rivecrc
VIM Crockett George Royalty
{ Clark " A Clark Ann + Robb
David K ClaTks0u Clerk Circuit Court
Sheredine Dorsey Is Samuels
Jane ID Early Charles Scantlin
Timothy W Ford Andrew Shepherd
Thomas Graves VIM Shaw
Joel IIughs Peter T"gue
Francis Jones David Thomas
&C baltimore james l. Walker
james Kenua 81 Quinton N Wilson
Joel a Lee Joshua Wight.
Thomas hing
II. C. EDWARDS, ?, ".
April 9th, ISL. -.
, 1844-05-11
List OF letters.

. ENAINING in the Post Ufice. at Bow
az ling Green, No, on the 1T day of A.
prii, lsii, which If not taken out within the
next three months, viii be sent TN TO the
GcnetaI pu.t Office, as dcad ~Ietirrs
, 1844-05-11
August Election.


Mr.. ADAms-please announce nv
name as a candidate for the office Of Jus
ticc ofthe Peace for the western division
Of Culver Township, al the next August
Election. S :. SOUTH.
May II, 1914.
,4fr. .AdGms-You are authorized TO
announce WILLIAM NALLrY, as a can
didate for the Sher.falty, Of Pike
ty, at the ensuing August election.
MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized TO announce VII
LIAM &. GooCH, of Calumet township,
as a candidate tor the office of Sheriff of
Pike county, Al The ensuing August cleo
ton.
March 9th, 1914.
J.. P. HUnGARD. offers himself IS q
candidate for the office Of Constable Of
Cuivre Township, at the ensuing August
Election.
Bowling Green, March 9th, 1914.
Mn. EDIroE: You will please an
nounce my name az a candidate for the
Sherilalty of Pike county, at the ensu-
ing August election.
JIG. RODGERS.
Bowling Green, Feb. 9th. 1911.
We are authorized to announce 5. W.
FIHLEY, as a candidate for the office Of
Sheriff of Pike County. at the ensuing
August Election.
Mr.. Adams-Please publish my name
as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff
Of Pike County, at the next august cleo
ton, and obIigc yours, &c,
W. G.. HAWKINS.
Feb. End, 1914
We are authorizedto announce JAMES
4. Romans, as d candidate for the Sher-
ilalty Of Pike county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
February 9th, 1874.
We are authorized 10 announce Jo-
SETH c. ALLIsoN. as a candidate for the
office Of Sheriff Of Pike county, at the
ensuing August election.
We are author.zcIto announce LION
ARD NJ. RopcrV>, as a candidate for the
office Of Constable OF Cuivrc Township,
Al the ensuing August election.
We are authorized 10 announce TuoN-
As CASE, q 4 candidate Tor the office Of
Assessor olPikc County, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized 10 announce JOSH
rHUs @lEvIaE, as 4 candid late for Consta-
BE Of Cuivrc Township, At the ensuing
August Election.
! o.rcr myself as the Democratic CALI
did.te for Constable # Buffalo township.
agaiasIIIr. SyuuD, {. Allison Of sapc
township, aai am ready TO meet him on
the stump at Ill times and in al places,
tUsinr q. canvass.
EEES i. DOAK.
T. The Io'eyS II Pile Conag:
lELLow-CITI1EN.: l am l candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff. II you think |
am competent to the duties Of the Office,
| shall be proud Of your support.
S.. MClINNIS.
Jan. 10Th. ISl4.
, 1844-05-11
STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY
OF PIKE

OF IlhE,
Pike Circuit Court, April Term, 1871
THE following appears as part Of the
proceedings Of said couri on the sixth day
Of aid term, viz:
benjamin T. Clifford,
v. SNO'C"'"' ~
Richard Kerr. attachment.
THE plaintiff ~ las. o E,oadhcad. ar-
< pears, aud the SAID defendant taou-l
so'emniy called comes not, but makes de.
fault, and It appearing from the Sheriff 70.
turn, that TIE defendant can not be sum.
moued, 1t is ordered by the court that the
defendant be notified that the plaintiff has
c"mmcnced an action uf Covenant by At.
tHcamcnt ngain.t him in this court. for the
.um Of four hundrcd dollars. and that hi
property has been attached, and that miles.
he be and appear Ia this court at the next
term thereof, TO he begun and held al the
Court House in Bowling Green in snid com
~ Of Pike, on the Third Monday in Scptcm
hc' next, and on or before the third dav
thereof, Judgment will be rendered ~a-eirsr
MIA. aud bis property sold TO sati.fy the
.arur-and il Is further ordered by the court
that a copy Of this order be published in
=ouc newspaper in this STATE for four week.
Increasingly, and continued
STATE or MISSOURI D.
County o. Pike.
J., Simeon p. Robinson, C.crk or the ,ir.
cuit court for said county, certify that tnc
foregoing Is - nc copy OF the order.
~
, 1844-05-11
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, HAT tho
- undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk OF the County Court Of Pike
county, letters OF Administration on
tn" estate Of Luc.nIt Iaync, deccas.
ed, dated April 18Th, 1911; all per.
Sons indebted to saiI estate, are re.
qucsted TO make Immediate PAYMENT.
all persons having claims against suid
estate, arc requested 90 exhibit them
property authenticated, within one
year from .he date Of said letters OF
they may be precIgded from having
any benefit Of SAID estate, and if not
exhibited within three years. they
will he forever barred.
OLIVER L. PAYNE, Admir-.
April 2Oth, 1914. 3woi.
, 1844-05-11
Executors safe.
At ISNLEI no.

EEILLL lee sold on Thursday the l6il
G3 day ol.Ily next, to trc highest bid
de', g ro''i"" o' the personal property o..
tae late Henry { Draper decreased, at his
late rc'iderce IN Abbey. Pike County No
consisting OF !i"r-es. catuc, sheep, an in.
Voice OF Good, Of yauou- kind, one new
"" morse Wagon, one drarbom wa.cau.
and various other articIcstuo trhiaus to ulya-
tom. Sale to continue from dzv to day IL.
al sold. Terms mul- known ON DIV O.
-a!e. EDWIN DRAPER. Ex'r.
,HAHI +. DRAPER, rxrrr
ApIii I.;a, l-4i. 3w23.
, 1844-05-11

Couy Of Pike.
ThEr-,lt Cg.ri, April Tim, l-ii
Jan rickct, Petition ia
fI.htl by at.
iam&urarid-e. } ~ta,Amcut.
= "Ncrc CONES -aiI rlliaGr bv hI.
- Ancy. aid the defendant hong
tuscc IT, solrmuIv called, comes not. b.,
maAc- 6ui,; aud It appearing by the Sicr-
III re- tnat the defendant cannot be
f3uud Inis county. 1t !. or'cred by the
Cont thre defendant be- notified that the
rlaiut.a commenced al action of Foti-
ton il ID, by Attachment s-aiu-t him,
for the srri one hundred aud twenty three
dollar, a:i ! ccuts-and his property
has been schcd and hat unless he ap-
pearl thourt, at the next term thereof
TO Uc hcgnnd held ut the Court House in
Bowling Nu, on the third Monday in
~>rptcE.beIzt- on or before the third day
Z rhc,e"f, itmcut viii be rendered against
hin, a"d Ipropcrty sold to satisfy the
same, An is further ordered thatn cory
hereof he pi-hcd IL some Newspaper prin,
ted in this ic for four weeks succcssivcIy
and cont,d.
STATE ONISSOURI,Is,
County Pike.
l., SimconEahi-on Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court iaid county, certify That the
foregoing Is 81 copy Of the order.
() Wss NY hand and official seal
}Soal bo1t office in Bowling Green.
~ in county, this the Ith day OF
Nay. 4 D Il
P. ROBINSON, Click.
MAY l'th, 4. Iw27
, 1844-05-11
Regular SeE;i-WeelLIy Packet
The N.u, Light drGUght, Su!f RI"
HlRg Steamer,
Die y ERIN Oh.

n. CAMERON, NAsTEH, .
VE7II.L leave st. Louis on .Houfays ard
w Thursdays al o'clock, P. NJ. Re-
turning Will leave kcokuk, Thursdays and
Fridays az , o'clock, P. w--Warsaw and AL
eXandria ut G--TuIly at e--aud Lagrange
at O'Clock, p. NJ, same days. Quincy on
" cducshays and Saturdays at : O'Clock A,
M--Mariop City al o.. I'll nnibal at 10,
a M-Louisiaua at , IL and GAINESVILLE at
i ? 81 same davs.
Tho DIE VERNON having be en- built a
st Louis. expressly fer the trade, with supet
Tior Recommendations Tor Passenge rs, and be-
irg of very light Taught, SHIPPER and Pas
scngers cen rely upon her being prompt, and
continuing her trips during the entire season.
Passengers viii please be on board atthe
uour advertised. rs the boat will in no case
be detained be- ord that time.
JAS, HANNA, Af't.
March 70, I-1i. 81.
, 1844-05-11

M. .ldGms-lou are authorized TO
announce WILLIAM NALLrY, as a can
didate for the Sher-falty, of Pike coun-
ty, at the ensuing August election.
MANY VOTERS.
, 1844-05-11

Mr.. ADAms-pleaSe announce my
name as a candidate. for the office Of Jus
ticc ofthe Peace for the western division
Of Culver Township, at the next August
Election. S :. SOUTH.
May II, 1914.
, 1844-05-11

W. are authorized 10 announce WI
LIAM &. GooCH, Of Calumet township,
as a candidate tor the office of Sheriff of.
Pike county, al the ensuing August cleo
ton.
March 9th, 1914.