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sheet at the rate of So per annum 10 advance,
81, 50 anytime before the expiration Of months
onger delayed.
No subscription received tor less period than
three months, and no paper discontinued until all
arrearages paid.
VERl'IS NJ EN- rs
Inserted at the of dollar per square for the
first Insertions and two shlllings per square for each
subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction made to those who advertise
by the year.
All communca tons must be directed to the pro-
retors, who tend solely to the business matters.
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New YORK p. ON the month of Ju-
~ there passed through The New York
Post Office COS, 23U letters and over p
000, 900 newspapers. In the month OF
Argus, and September the number was still
grea.er. The annual amount Of packages
delivered, at this rate, would be thirty-lwo
millions.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

fs.rlt is stated that excellent vinegar
may be msde from the juice of beets. A
farmer lately grated bushel of sugar beeis
to fine pulp, pressed out the juice. (six
gallons, land put it into an empty vinegar
barrel. and in two weeks he had as fine
vinegar as was ever obtained from cider
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

nFTwo thousand broom handles were
lately broke across negroes back in New
Orleans, without materially injuring his
hide !
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

MAGNETIC rELEGRAPH.-We learn from
the Buffalo Pilot. that 5000 Of the SIS
600, Telegraph Stock appropriated TO Buf-
{ alo has been subscribed.
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IN CHANCERl


N1CInN UlSIFTVI OOWFI-
LYDIA A. Shed, by0 Petition for Divorce.
her next friend
Thos. ID. Persons,
rs.
Sylvester Shed. Sept. 20, 1915.
Ordered by the Judge that this petition be sci
down Tor hearing on Wednesday the 9th cay o
November next, at the Court House in Racine. al
10 O'Clock. \. NJ Notice of thjs petition and the
time of hearing the ssme &c he published for slN
weeks before said time in the Southg OFT Tele-
graph. paper printed in Racine County and for
three weeks in paper printed in Jefferson County
New York, before said time. Attest,
II. +. cox, Jr. Register.
NnLErv FRFNcW. Sol. MS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

GPC. ~ Clay thinks he has fourteen
thousand readers 10 his paper in Hen
lucky.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

IFSaid an old man, When | was
young, was poor: when old, | become
rich But in each condition found disap-
poin,ment When the faculties Of enjoy
men, were bright. ! had not the means.
when the means came, the faculties were
gone.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

0F~Chirac the celebrated physc ian j,
when on his death bed, felt his own pulse,
imagining that he was on visi; TO one of
his patients, and said, the patient is dead
man; he has been blooded and ought 10
have been purgej. lie expired immedi-
aiely.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

rINHE Catholic Christian Instructed in the Ger
emonies and ObservaGees of tse Church
also acw supply OF Catholic Prayer Books for
sale a, fully -. KINGS Bookstore.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

Al Buffalo, the loss by fire during The
year ending Sept. 30, is estimated at Sc J.,
900.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

ltAAlE into the enclosure OF Joseph h. Racine,
\ one small yellow COW with the end OF the
rieht horn broke. The owner Is desired 10 prove
property, pay charges and take the same away.
Pleasant Prairie. o 2Sth 1915.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

0PJohn Jones, Esq. formerly Of the
Madisonian. has gone to Iowa.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

LAKE SUPERIOR steam-propeller
independence we are Informed. was it'll.
in one hundred feet of the Lake on FriGay
last, and before this time, is doubtless.
floating on the waters of Lake SUPERIOR
The use OF steam on Lake Superior may
be regarded as an event of no common in
teresis Where ever this mighty agent
has been used, we find results in trade.
surprising and astounding to all. VIII il not
be so in this case. This year we can
expect nothing;neat, believe that allwill
be satisfied. OF The mineral wealth of this
portion OF The North West. Expectation
viii prove il.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-11-04

OPENING OF THE BEAUHARNoIs CANAL.
On Saturday, the remaining link in the
new chain of navigation from The ocean TO
Lake Erie was opened, and steamboat
passed through. 1t is known as the Beau
harnois Canal. and by overcoming the rap
IDS from Coteau du Lac to the Cascades
uniting Lake 81. Francis above with Lake
ST. LOUIS below. The canal is eleven miles
and three quarters in length. so feet wide
at bottom. 100 fee, wide at the top wafer
line, and 10 feet deep. 1t has indeed, more
the appearance of a small river than q ca
nall Montreal Herald. Oct IA.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
SALE OF
Valuable Slaves!

RY order of the county court of Pike
%1conn'y, the undersigned Executor Of
Inc last will and testament of George d.
Bondurant, deceased, will offer for sale
on a credi, OF IL months, on the frs,
day of April next, at the late residence
OF said deceased. near the town ofSpen-
cerburg, in said county of Pike, Eleven
likely slaves, consisting of 3 young men,
z boys: 2 women and three or 4 girls,
or so many ofthem as will be sufficient
to pay the debts against said deceased
The purchaser will be required to give
bond with good and sufficient Security,
bearing interest at six per cent from
the day of sale.
VIM. PENIX, Executor.
March 1st, 1916. 4w5.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

that their union should remain a Sc
cret. Stella took up her abode al
Celbridge, but, as she passed only
for Swift's mistress, and was conse.
quenrly stlgmatized by public opia:
Jon. her, life was far from happy.
One night, il is said, Vanessa aPPear-.
ed to her in the very chamber where
she had received Swifi's fatal adieu.
Whae the object of her visit was.is
not known. From hal time e
change came over Stella's laveiy
'eatures:a gloomy despair took pos
session Of her; her brow grew pale;
her cheeks hollow; her grace. her
spirits, her youth. all vanished by de-
grees.
"What is the matter with your
Swift asked her anxiously.
Il shall die soon.' she answered.
with a trembling voice, sit you do
not openly declare our MARRIAGE
Swift left her without q reply.
The disease made rapid progress.
Stella felt with JOY that the close oil
her suffering was at hand. Return
ing. after 4 short absence, Swift found
her on her knees in her chamber
she resemLled a spectre.
"Or!" cried he. seized with alarm
IL will avow The m%arriage!!'
sit is too late" answered Stella
with n melancholy smile.
She expired on the to!!owin!
day.
Heaven avenged the two victims
Su,ft had IuiIl a hospital Tor luna
tics IN Dublin; he himself went mad
and was confined there. His nam
is not the less immortal; the man la
disappeared III the writer.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DEMOCRATIC BhmAEn,
Published in Bouline- Gre;n, Nc.

In taking charge of the editorial de-
partment of the Banner" we deem
it a duty which we owe to the public.
20 give an outline Of the policy BY
which we shall be governed. Demo
Gratis from childhood, we shall advocate
the principles of our party, not because,
we now see them triumphant and victo-
rious; but because, We believe them De-
c%uliariy adapted 10 the geIius Of our in
stitutions; and necessary for the perpe-
tnity Of our Republican government.
In 4 spirit Of manly candor we shall
oppose what we deem The political here
Sizes Of our opponents; but we shall new
er descend to low and personal abuse Of
distinguished men.
nexation Ct Texas.
In our own State we are aware. that
discord has pervaded Our ranks; but we
regard it more as the offspring of per-
sonal prediction and prejudice, than
any real difference Of principle. Tho
union of II party entire, is our most
cherished wish. We are all brothers
advocating a common cause upon which
may depend The perpeiuity Of our insti-
~tntions. "A1easures. not men; princi-
pies, rot expediency," is our motto; and
guided ly that glorious motto, we shall
endeavor 10 pour oil on the troubled
waves Of faction.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
Sale of Slaves.

EEGiE undersigned, as Administrafur CT
Il the Estate Of Napoleon B Trimble,
deceased, and John ii, Trimble deceased.
wiiisell at public auction. in the tuw- II
Louisiaua. en- a crctiit of twelve mnutts, :;
the aist Of March. next, four negro =. r,s
belonging to said estate ;consi.ting IF .wu
womtn, ard children. Bond with good Sc
cnrity viii be required, for the payment cf
the purchase money, and deduction OF tcn
per cent will be made for cash.
A.. J. TRIMBLE. Adm'r.
E.tfte o! y. r. TGsrb'e decd. .r3
John II. Triu.A.e Gec'd.
: Feb Sth isiJ.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
FLOODED HORSES.

Burkleo's celebrated race horse u.
Gle Fowler, is now at the stable of Mr..
John Chandler, in Troy.
Geo. L. Adams, Of Lincoln county,
bas. just obtained from Kentucky two
horses-c Of noble blood, fne-form and ac:
ton, which he would like to exhibit tc
the admirers Of fine horses. For q
further description see bills.
February 18th, l845.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
Mrs. w. H. Smith.
MARRIED.

On the LIST of February, by the Rev.
S. Pharr, Mr.. Bland B. Half, to Miss.
Margret Ann Scott, all Of this county.
Lots of cake-blessed are they who
remember the printer.
In Buffalo Township, Pike county Mo,
on the 25th Of Feb. by Justice Richard.
son, John Wamsly, to Miss. Emily Cor.
rel.
No cake, and for thus treating us oul
Devil wishes them any responsibilities
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

@Snme scouud:el recently stole
the cloak and over-coat # Penn, the
Editor "fthe Reporter. Served him
ri.ht-he had no bus S with but
II at a tine, aad he should have
hid that on. Who ever leard Of an
editor indulAi ng in such luxuries as a
cloth cloak and over-coat at The same
time! Pide must have a fall,
Il Bonr'siick Times.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
PIKE CIRCUIT COURT. IN vACA.
TON, 18th February, 1916.

IctIti'h fUT
Jackson Poor aud o,,ers,t Fnrl''o"
TiIiS day the Plnibtiff-. by A, lett H.
Il RuckntT, their Attorney, Gle tneir pc.
tition for n partition and division Of III
following described real estate. living in
said comfy of Pike, viz: The whole OF
section IA IN r. $? N. r. = E.. containing
fourteen eigh,y-fve one hupdrerlihs ac,es,
the n. f.. fractional Ia. sectiun -, same
township and range, containing fonr nine
ty-hve one hundredths acres. the east !nlf
north east and south east fractional IA
section 23. containing ff,y.oue ss,en hun
dIedths acres-the west l-2sonth west aud
part of south east fractional Id, section
%, containing cighthy-six Thirty hun
dredths acres-ilie east l-2 south west frac
u mat ] 1 section - containing - sixty
hn~ndredths acres-thc whole of section ~,
containing III fifty three hunhred'hs-
the north half OF fractional section -.
confirming III se~reuty-thrre humid red,hs
acres-the north east ffaotionai I / OF sec
tion 20, bein: west of the .Ui-si-sippi river,
CONTAINING l0i city three h~rndsrdtaa acrcs
the south east and The west | , sonth
east fIactiouai IA, lection 26. containing
lis twenty five hnndseiths nor-.-the
west | NORTH west IA section %, cuGtain.
ing % acres, the north g fractional | 4
section 36. containing II Thirty eight hun
Gredtlis acres, anti n part Of fractional sec
ton 25. confirming IS fhv b~uudscdth.
acres, NIL in sane range anu township. and
the east half Of ,hr ug,th west functional
n ,afa. .H,t.ap - II
range . eat, continuing 'hir;y-fnur seven
ty four hundred,hs acres;nDd il appearing
from said petition and the affidavit thereto
attached, that Jackson Poor and Thomas
Poor, tive OF the above IA med d, ieniant.,
are non rcsidents OF hi, STATE. it j, thrrr
fore ordered that the said i, fcGdau.s, Jack.
sou Poor and Thoma- Poof, he notified Of
the fling of said petition, ard that unless
they appear at the next aeriI term al tits
court. to be begun and held at tie Count
House, in Bowling Green. within snd for
enid county of Pike, on the .scnnd Mon.
dag Of .fpriI next, and piest within tho
time allowed for that purpose, judgment,
BY dcfanlf. will be rendered against them,
and that notice be rivru, BIZ ~puhiica-
tiou OF this order IN .oma newspaper pub.
iishsd in this county, Tor eish. Ueess sue
cessive'J.
STATE OF MISSOURI, lss.
County OF Pike,
I, Simeon P. Robinson, clcri, ~ ,hr
Cont for said cau1iy, certify that
the foregoing ia a tine copy Of tho order.
t~, WITNESS my Land ard seal
SEAL. of Office. Dove nj Office a. |
wv Bowling Grseu, Ia said county
of Pike. fhis the 18th day o.
February, 1915
5. p. ROBINSON, Clerk.
FEBRUARY 18th, 1915. Sw3
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

DEAN Swrr.-A yang and pref
iy irish woman became passionately
%enamored of Swift. Tie Abbey OF
Celbrldge was her property. Swift
frequently visited her there, and eve
~ lime that he entered her beautiful
gardens Nanessa planted a laurel
there; the laurels have now grown
into an immense VOID. Vanessa
thought herself beloved. One day
Swift arrived at Celbridge; he was rs
Joyous, amiabie. aud tender as usual:
ne,erlhele.s, on quIttIng his mistress.
al the close OF day. he babe her adi,u
in an. accustomed tone. Love Is
easily alarmed; The gentle Irish wo
man had ii piesen,imeni Of Some ap-
preaching calamity. She perceived
i letter addressed TO her, lying on
the table; Swift had left it there as he
departed. She seized It eagerly.
an read these words, Il have .prs,-
ken you'll have hidden you n last
(arew.il il. We sh:tIi see each other n"
murr." Vane>sa sank in . swnon,
aud = tew DAYS afterwards her mortat
remains were ia'd LerGaih the cold
tGfl ui the 9rave.
Swat purchased The Abbey Of
G. htdge. Il is not said m~heiferie
id HIS wIih ia lntenu.n o. there
his y'ctsH; nor is h. aruti.
yfnuardshor experimental &C 4pow
+ ihat reg sg''.,.s ss-,"g ~
o.u, n ttat .s'-''. . sfs o,;oct-
i&A hcIa Al r.r1,r IL aa..rlraa~c
O., S'cit- lar Il, IA .4r5-E Iii
IDEAS O." rs Iy'.t, re,tsrr9 .'s $50.
- passion, fr loud himself c.5ilcl. j
IN nfoor, attain, the happiaess l.r
coveteG. 70 cOaduct her to the altar:
only condition he imposed wss,
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
ZINE Ci!.CuIr CURT, IN VAcA-
TON 18th February, IS35.

Peter Coiior,
Va.
Isaac Reed and sally his
wife. Eve Williams, Christi
la Goodman, City Smith, ! p-,,t F.
Michael Pickle sud Betsy his sNN'.
wife, Tobias Pickle Mary
hi. riie; the heiss uf Juhn
Collvp. deceased. aud the no
known heirs of Rebcccs Col
! lop, decreased.
1 Nd nov a' fnis day the plaiotiiT, by
IN s. II. Bucknrr, his attorney, tiles his
petition for a partition and division al ihe
| following described real estate. lying 10 said
county OF Pike, viz: Il lot OF Land .uppos-
ell 10 contain two acr-a. IN which is ,itua-
ted = MILF being II part Of the oorth west
II OF south eat ] 1 Of section ~. tuwn-
ship 81, moth range y west. and lying un
the son'h SIDE OF said lot of land and near
the middle Of said s"nth line, aud bnunded
as follows: beginning =: a white OAK on the
south side Of north c%uivic, Dn the Top Of the
bluff and running about iuJ yards 70 a sU-
gar tree, tAeuce wc~ttn m elm, 81 ts, u"tt ia
side OF cuirIe, thence -onth "a a red OAK. on
| the south side OF cuiysc, 4nd 'heace eat to
the beginning: and Il appearing from sal
y%etition and the sihiayit thereto annexed,
that the said Caty Smith, Michael Pickle
and Betsy his y fife, Toh,as Pickle and Nsry,
his wife, the heir, oi J I'm Color, decei sed,
and the unknown beir oC Barbara Collor,
deceased, are nen-re %sitsnt' Of this State. II
i, therefore ordered that they be notified o.
, the flcin. Of said petition; aad that nnles'
they be and arrceF : { the next Term Of tbi'
court, To be begin and held at tie court
house, in Bowling Greer, within and fel
said county of Pike, on the second Mon
day of April next. and plead within TIM
time allowed for thai purpose. Judgment, By
default, will be rendered. against the III (; an,
ordc'ed that ro:ice te siyrn BY publicatio,
Of thi, order in srrre icws, arcr in thi
county for eight week. sncccssiyrly.
STATE o MISSOURI. L.,
! County Of Pike,
I, Simeon +. Robin-or, Clerk Of the Cir
cui, Court. for sid county. certify ,l,ai IL,
foregoing ia true COPY of The crd.r.
. WITNESS nv hand and cficis
Seal. t."ai. Done at utice in Bowlir.
'~SG.een. in ,aid conrtv OF Pike
this the 18th day OF February. Is45.
:. P. ROBINSON, Cirtl;.
, February 81. 1885 ewir
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

ILLINOIS ScnIP.-We regret TO say
that some OF our friends will be SUI.
ierers by the forgery Of Illinois Scrip.
We do no, know how large will be
be loss. But il is ascer,ained that a
considerable amount was purchase
by them, and aha, the lorseries were
committed incur city. We hear, al,
so, that many Of these forged bonds
have been sold in New York. 1t
would be well for purchasers to be
on their guard, here as well as there.
--(Cincinnati Gazette.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
Geo. Wilson,

Wholesale and Rctnn Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye.
Stufs, Perfumery, Window-G lass,
and Surgeons Instruments,
No. 8, Main Sire Il,
81. Louis, Mo.
B'All articles il our line Of bust.
ress will be sole at the very lowest Cash
prices. n exchange, will be taken
Beeswax, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 81, iS45. Sml
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

Mr.. J. II. Pennington has obtained
a patent for new flying machine,
which he proposes TO build. 1t is to
have q rUdder.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
a OF MISSOURI. D..

Pike county court, February Tenn ls45.
ET is ordered by the court that all persons.
4 in orrear 10 the township school funds of
san county. for interest up to the 3,st of De-
cemter last, be notified That unless the samo
be paid TO the Treasurer by the tbirie en,h day
Of March next, suit will be Instituted 10 the
ensuing term Of the circuit court, for the
collection of both principal and interest, and
that n Office lie given to the borrowers Of said
funds, by publication of this order for four
weeks in The .Eo newspapers published in:his
county.
a true copy from tho record
Teste A. H. BUCKNER, Clerk.
February 18th, ie45. avs.
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u Advertisements not marked with
the number Of insertions required, will
be continued until otherwise ordered.
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thiugl-Nay may, i: can never be
sol"
And how acts he who is loved So
well, when he learns it. as soon as
he d~oes--fcr, .quickly comes such
knowIedger Does lie make known
/, her ali his hearth Does he CON
firm all she has been told Of his ieel'
inss. Does he quiet all her solic'.
tude and incertitudei No-oh. no!
He forsakes her with not a syllable
of explanation, and while her heart
is breaking with grief at parting with
him, he goes and he calmly says:
.Farethes. well! and if forever.
Still, forever, are-thee-well!"
He is gone, and with him has gone
her heart and earthly happiness. The
world is n blank TO her huw--the sun
of her life is b!otted out, and the Po-
iignancv of her anguish can be meas
ured only by the cruelty of his con-
duct. She is left in a state OF sus-
pense, To which the most fearful real
i,v canno, compare. And yet. poor
grI, she cannot give him up forever;
--she can tut hope he will come to
her auain--that he viii be to her all
tina, her fond woman-hear, had hop
ed! Could she resign this lot e trust
--could she realize that he loved her
nof-lhat lie would nerer Return
then she might, %perchance. give HIM
up, aud recall in some measure. that
tranquility Of spirit which has fled.
lShe forgive him. but when she tries
to f1rgct him-to drive his image
llron the hottest rece>ses oil her
haa:i, she caEGoi d" ii-Somethlag
Mitl.il whispers her--"Prrhaps ir
loves me still--te loved me once
and i, lie now loves me, it vii! pain
onn When he again la ilr't
jhimseif o'1ot'nr-t0 fad HAT III,
presence was requisite I" a. ai,r-
ltion.' But he wr".-s ."U 10y ir>
-Iiencs-CuGht Euty"u L. imI.'S'I ,rrr'
Tram Your thoughts tot tiii!!nc t"us?
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GU: N -, %. .or OF n.a..,
l. Bot w..a, - lie Who has causel
r.. ali this s;f-rnr! "Yrusav she love,
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

The Rev. James w. Campbell, will
preach at the Academy, in this place, on
Tomorrow evening, the ID. inst, at ear
" candle light.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

u The President elect reached
Washington by way Of Baltimore, Oh the
18Th, and vas escorted hy an immense
co"cou5sc IS people to bis lodgings al
Gdtshys' Hotel.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01
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S. +. MURRAY.

TERxs OF nj BaSsrs.-For a sim
gle copy, S2,oUi in advance. if net in ai-
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vance, Sio-fr Ten subscribers IN al.
ys>cc. S!h.nn.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-01

DisTURBANCE TX THE PENNSYLVANIA
LEGIsLATuRE.-A member OF Tie Sen.
att. M. Hickman. assaiIrd the re,
porter ior The Penn~y lvania newspa-
per on the 18Th, and moved to expei
him, the motion being referred to a
committee. Alter adjournment he
went 10 a reporter in the House, Mr..
Tobey, Of the Times, and attacked
him.
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S'TAE or NtSSOU2i,)es
County OF Pike,

Pike County court. February TeFis, lsi5.
I ia o,hrr.d b, the court that a.! rer-
~ SOU. indebted to the Roea sa,I Canal
fund "f said county, be notified - pal he
intf-st due on thrt, hond- foT enc year pre-
ceebinE this date 10 ;he Treasurer On er be-
fore the thirteenth al March hex, aud that
all Interest i'll nrrfar fur nore than one ycs,
Ia required either tn he paid or the bonds os
the borrowers 'enewe! with good and SUI
icient security. and in case of default III
the PAL ment al interest or in renewing their
hnnda. including interest due for more thar
a YEAR, suits will in al cases be Instituted
for the collection Of both principle and in
%tsTest, and that nntiCe be given, by publira.
ton ri this order for four weeks in both Of
the newspapers published in this county.
4 true copy from tie record.
Tests 4 Il. BCGKNER, Clerk.
February 18th, lSi5. AVA.
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died,

In Paris, Monroe county, on the 10Th
inst, Mrs. Sarah Anderson, in The Goth
year Of her age.
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q Mr.. Blackboard, L. S: Charge to
New Granada. has returned to this
country, having succeeded in negotia-
ting a commercial treaty.
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The mer.hanfs Of New York r.
lerd eivinr" n lic dinner To MI.
Cushing. The dinner Is 10 he on a
largo scale.
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A your physician asking permits.
sirnoid lady 40 ki;s her, She lcplled.
No, Sit. never like to have doc
tors 6iR stuck in nv face.