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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
IN TIE SENATE OF TIE U. Mates
JANUARY Is, l645. -

Aoreelblv N notice. AIR. FosrRR. of icpessee,
sto5 and ob,n;ned enye 10 bring in the i0owing
ION, resolution which was read twice, resrrcd
10 the Committee Oh Foreign Relal'ons' ana edeF-
cd 10 be printed. ~
JOINT REsoLurIos d~epring the terms on which
Congress will aamiS sxss in'o Inc Y mon |" q
State. III
BE il Resolred By fhe, Senafs and House Of n
preseniaiires of The U{Tiied States ot Amer'ca u
Congress assembled, Ntnt Congress doth consent
thai the territory proIy 'neluaed s, w,'sl1 ~ and
righlfully belonging toy the hePuu"e .. Lsxss'
may be ercied into ow stale, 20 90 ea',sq ss y ~
Statespf Teras. WITH q 5sFehl'csn 'orm o. Se.
ssrgssss ,,s IN ss.s|s 'ssss : sdss's y
consent r ef the essiipg % $3.50 -
ahe same my be sdnittl
this Union. 80 s...s----- = :
foregoing consent of Congress IS Civ a.
following cpnJltaas-,-<snd with. he ~
ouaraptics to5 5wit ~ - H&
First. s9id State . be formed, sS -
4 adiustmcnSof Ibis Governmen, ~ II
of bounaary that may arise with al =,
ments !; ard the Constitution thcre
proper evidence Of nsIadoption by
said ltcpnbic of Texas, shall be trans,o;,,.
the President of hc United States, 10 Le ;.
fore Congress forits final action, on or bec...
the first day of Jtnuary, one thousand cjs,, I 70
, dred and forty-s, "uu'
Second. Said 81 tc, when udaitted in tho U,;o.
after ceding 10 tii U. States m mines, mineral.
> salt lakes, and sPings; and also all puIc ed;s
;. ces. Notifications, barracks, ports and ba,roI
o ports and harborsnavy and navy yards. do.Is,
magazines, arms, Irmamens. and all other prs
perry and means brtniningto tho ppL'ic dercnscr.
belonging 10 said lpubiic oil Texas, shall retail
all the public fundIdebts taxts, and dues of oycrt
- kind, which may blong to or be due or OWN,
- said Republic; nds shalt also retin MI the yacauS
~ and unappropraedla lying within its limitfl
T. to be applied to thepaymen, ol 9 debts and Aas
biIiiies of SAID Repsric oil texas; and the resi-.
due Of said lands. ntcr discharg;B said debts and
b. liabilities. 10 be disssed of said State -inay di.
~ rec,. bui in no eyorn a re said debs and abffus
i, to become a charge anon the Government Of tla
, United States.
IT, Third. New States. Of convennns size' aad
nt having suGfieicbt fSfllation, g hsrea''ef, y
the consent OF said State, be iomed OUT OF n
territory thereof, which shall b, omitted 10 n
lis mission under the provisions Of he feder \ ~
at s,tulion. And such States MAY be M
~ out oi La r-'sfuu Of said Terr.ory lying soa
he OF thitty-sM degrees thirty minutes ngth la;ud
commonly known the Missouri compromi
line, shall DO admi,ad-..-.---"s Unbn, wiI
- wilh.....----~'3, as The people of cud Sl,,a.
a. ing admission may desire. N'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Ieiegraph.-Prossor MORSE demonstrates, III
a letter TO The Secrary Of the freasury, the ~.
pariority of his Tesraph over those es.abissed
IN France and Engpd, both in rapidly and Ger.
talnty of comnunfion, and, also, in cheapness
OF superInIende dence On the last POINT he shews
that, by moderatsharge for tho use Of the Tel.
egraph for mcrcane purposes, suiiiticl.: revp.
nue. would be receis Il to defray tho wi . expep.
ses of manlainingbe Telegraph in NJ IL and
leave surplus for ie Treasury u
Professor Morsesstimalos th<r5 ySssnSa Sich
would accrue fror the transpofA Eos,sli.
gence between the rec cities ofN. y aadsl.
phia and New Orsrs, 10 The Goyernn. ofthe
United States, at j0G, GOO per annuro.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Menrures," says the Boston Yankee. stare to
De taken immediately oproven, the Niagara Falls
from roaring on the Sabbath"
What stop the great catarac, from praising its
greater creator
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
THE NEW HOUSE.

We call tho attention of our readers and of the
public generally, TO the advertisement Of Mrs. f.
C. Mcclellan, who has rented tho Hanger House,
and will there ESTABLISH fine public house
ms can be found in Arkansas. Mrs. Mcclellan is
lady well and long known in our community
throughout the State, and among its neighbors.-
For many years she has kept The very best eoun.
try house in this State, at Short Mountain; and
that house has been the resort Of all travellers
who passed from the North to the South down the
Arkansas river. Her reputation is too extensive
10 need remention here and the house she is about
10 keep will decidedly be as good as any in this
country. ..
We invite all travellers who may chance to see
her advertisement, or hear of the Hanger House,
10 call where they will meet ready welcome,
attention, and comfort Of the best sort.
Her son.in.law, Mr.. c. E. Hynson, who is
equally well known 10 our citizens, and first rate
hand at public house, will always be in attend.
ance to wait upon any customer, or to satisfy the
wants of his boarders. All we have to say is
! try the house, and you wiH be pieased.
\ BY a late letter FROM Washington, we learn
Ni'Tcsas' is the all.absorbing question. The bill
the annesation of that country will pass the
ne by majority; its passage in the Senate is
.uouSul. We, this week, publish the proposition
!" oticn to annexation, Of Mr.. Foster, Senator.
. Ep-N loarn from gen'anan Just from Mays.
v''le, BAton county. that aeghborhood is
dreadful Anfested with mad dogs. 10 saws no
less than lAty dogs bad been killed thfre>s>-ent-
lv. W -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

ley fer late public documents, and also for the fine
map Of Texas.
The Circuit Court commenced m This citv on
Monday last. Considerable anxiety was displayed
for few previous days. as Judge Brown had not
been notified Of tho change of the Term, and had
determined not to hold court until he was. The
law not being published by the Ranncr,' and no
copy certified by the Secretary of State arriving
hy tf, mail on Friday, some of the citizens began
TO think that there would be no court at all, and
that tho adjustment Of thoir cases would be pos,
Ponod several months, much TO thoir dislike. The
certified copy, however, arrived on Monday and
court opened. Judge Brown, although he is pre-
sumed 10 "know tho law cannot know il until i,
is duly procamated, and tho publishers of the
Laws should have remembered this.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
JASyARY Is.

NJ. ,c,,tEy JAEARY l5.
r. ffun,er aud IN other eii;z.,.,s.s a", !" II"
and Missouri. pray X tar ~ "a
rs'.ro'a iroin rocp'onIas and Randalpa civ. !.
nansas' 20 f.'e,en punt ~ Ripley c,un,y, M,.
flee and Post Roads ~ oS' vi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

0I'-Our citizens were highly entertained, Mon.
day night, by tho Van Buron Thespian Corps
The pieces were well played, before full house,
and the 'Pantomine' happily carried out.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Tile Gr"re Of WasAingfOus Mofhcr.-A cor.
reSPonGnet of the New Yrok sun. writing from
r [rederic&sbnrg. Virginia, says III did not see
Nashngtcn's tomb, have seen his rno,bcr.s :.
She lived and died hore in Fredericksburg. The
lohS White house la which she lived remains and
Is inhabited by others, while a monument ont in
the fields, half finished, covers her remains. and
Is Il sad picture Of some e'hng--compIct,on and
ueso'alIoh. IL is on the estate of Mr.. Gordon who
mas ostentaliously built brick wall around some
iani'y graves near by, as if their remembrance
depended upon being linked with hers who has no
nced OF epitapn or pointed stone" The monument
was designed Land so far finished bv n New Yorker.
lie afterwards failed, having expended abou,
%" ,coo on II, ana the monument stands unlin-
ished!
The base is ton or twelve feet hight. formed of
several blocks OF marble, each esseninp in sizo.
ana wrought IN the Cornthian order: while tho
ooe'lsk winch IS to crown it, huge block of grew
marOIe,nealy fourteen feet in length lies hear by.
IN the rough,well embedded in the sa ndv soil Some
wretches have made one side of the monument n
SHOOT ing target, and have despoed it in MANY
ways. II ever fels sorrow and INDICATION, it was
while looking on picture like this The mother of
washington with an unfinished monument-Cor
shame. Virginia! Where is thy shiyalry. tbv
blnsh! Bnt why do | chido-lhey arc most TO be
p'tled who can live and look on such desecra.
ton. ms IS one Of the Oldest towns in Virginia.
mas lItt'c commerce on the Potomac, contains
about 3oOO lnhabitants-but with all, looks di.
laplated and poor, like something once vigorous.
but now decayed.'' e'oO'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Capture Of Prate- Horrible Disclosures
An extract OF letter in the New York Tribune.
dated Trieste, Both October says
I'VE have nows oithe capture Of an cxtraordi.
naFIy large and wel-oquiped piratical baroue,
named the 'Avenser.' The vessel was taken into
Trieste, and tho disclosures the hands on board
made to their captors wore beyond conception.
fheir confessions are no. full known, but this
much is true:
The barque has been cruising, practically, for
inc last TWO years, and in that time there have
oeen no less than 2OO murders committed by the
crew. ana zen sh'ps' three barques, one brig, and
eleven schooners taken and piundercd bv her
The amount Of treasure found on boa rd the vessel
was Immense. She is an English bult vessel with
tall, iakinS masts, and of about 700 tons burtbep.
very sharp and Deep
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08
The following cpital anecdoie we cu

nc poioiioWinS cpltal onecuOte We CT ftN
correspondence ofhe Charleston Patrio
There are someaughab!e stories relative to the
rather rough receTpn which the Secretary of the
Treasury, Mr.. Bill gives TO ofiice.seolers. The
other ,day,a s,raiaforward Kentuckian entered
the Office, and hans his letters of rocommenda.
ton.
Having read ,hS, the Secretary turned tohs
vlsi!er. and,ln st,n accent. said, .Lool ,.uss
sir"
The applicant ID dked at him. II
"Look at me aga, SIR" .afs
The as,onishcd an looked at him as 49,,
"Now," said ue Secretary, "dc yoi thisEi
look like an exes!ionor! Do you think lag
going to take tho lead from another mans mcnia
to fill yoursl"
The kentuckiaqw was instantly missing. ltse
supposed he wouldiot stop until be had taksa~'
fugo in the Mamnah Cave.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

IT,. pfune of the 10Th ult., says:"We henrf
,umo kierday, to The effect that Santa Anna
Ind ,, ia a, Nntchitoches. in this State, and had
H., fimself upon the protection of the author
49, Me do not place the least credit in the re-
poT --,---
kesentto PresideM Polk.-The mechanics of
district of Kensine,on, Philadelphia. have man
hctured and sen, forward splendid barge, in
ynded as present to President Polk. It is 81
Get long, and pulls ten oars, with cushions; @c.,
complete. ''
Cast. Iron BiWe.-Expcriment under the su-
of Herr Dnsse, inspector of mines
at R,beand. in the Duchy of Brunswick, with |
view to make cast-iron, the cheaper and more
durable material, applicable to The preparation of
stereotype pl ates have resulted in tho Publication
of u common stereotype edition OF the Bible.-
Rer.
The Liverpool Agricultural Society has offered
a premium of ESQ TO that landlord who shall pro-
duce off his estate, full, well grown fat and con-
tented agricultural laborer, and whose children
are well fed, and can read and write.
John A Murrell-(.O! be gar Monsieur Ton
son come again.") This notorious man Is not
dead, he is living on little farm on the sabine
this is the last report Viefsb"rg Sentinel.
Is he alive or dead
The children attached to Sabbath School in
New York, p. the head of which is Rev. DR..
Tyng, recen,ly raised, in one week. $1S43, To-
wards erecting their own school house, RcrciHe
When will the adults in Arkansas raise 81
! great sum for the benefit Of its youth?
y. S. Supreme Court, Washington. Jan. 10
| This morning Chief Justice fancy delivered tn,
opinion ofthe Supreme court in the case of 5 took
ton & Stokes Amos KondaII. The decision
is given in favor of Mr.. Kendall who is now
| free man. Mr.. X. received the warmest congrat
u!ation from his friends.--Bosion Post.
The New York papers state tha, los large rob
berries have been committed in that city during tn
month of December. Yet the people there loo
upon Arkansas and Texas as the homes OF vii
ains, rascals and cutthroats. Better look a
homo first, before ihcy condemn.
G~The Legislature of our State had among il
body some originals. Mr.. - of -,
" i'i' '"S o'CH'HS, was NtlrdCttu ny Ncr
do,o..-:-----'ru IT'S Qualities by touching IT,
50 walking near he gave the lady sIigh. push
The lady turned round quickly lp---L-..-', TegIsIa
tor mei-hor- win gool crening. madam = an
proffered his hand. The lady took it; the Iecis
'ator had satisfied his curiosity.
Mr. Bryant, the poet, it is said will be sent t
England, under Mr.. Polk administration, in tn
place of Mr. iill-srd Everett.
NJ" bryant is the finest poe, in America, tru
hearted man and sterling democrat. Such qua
tiles always demand reward.
Men 'ures,' says the Boston Yankee, "are I
De taken Immediately 10 prevent the Niagara Fall
from roaring on the Sabbath"
"ha1 stop the great cataract from praising i,
/ greater creator
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Mr.. Bryant, the poet. it is said will be sent to
England, under Mr.. Polk administration, in the
place of Mr. EL..Drl Everett.
NJ" bryant is the finest poet in America true
hearted man and sterling democrat. Such ouaI.
tiles always demand reward.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

w Tho Rolla' landed here Wednesday, after
struggling trip up. The wholh population
rrutssrrIc novrr sIgnt -
boat, six months having elapsed since boat had
been at our landing. She brought up some sugar.
apples, ETC., all selling very high. The appear.
ancc Of this boat al this low sta ge of tie river,
proves TO us that, with proper care and construc-
tion of keel, steamboats, might TO this point the
entire year.
She attempted 10 reach Fort Smith, but could
not on account Of low water, and returned to this
place to undergo thorough repairs.
0t-We here remind our readers that this num-
Der completes our third volume. To our friends
we give our cordial thanks for their support. Oul
advertising and subscription have both grown the
past year, and by exertions 10 give satisfa"'s.''
and pleasure, we hope they. wiit~--'o % ~ w.
n, a,on,;.;,. :. .onuS we say that our circu-
IL. ,..s become extensive and will steadily con-
tinue TO increase, and in cur paper these adver-
,isemonts arc seen and read far and near. These
advertisements provo mutIal benefits. To our
subscribers we repeat that exchanges shall be
we'll cued, and our means of obtaining news
we'll taxed 10 furnish them with readable and
interesting paper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

U. S. Supreme Court, Washington. Jan. 10
This morning Chief Justice fancy delivered the
opinion otthe Supreme court in the case of Stock
ton & Stokes vs. Amos Kendall. The decision
is given IN favor of Mr.. Kendall. who is now q
free man. Mr.. X. received the warmest congrat-
ulation from his fricnds.--B Boston Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

0E-Tho weather continues the same tickle
jade, and the Arkansas is low as ever. Monday
was cloudy in the morning and little rain fell
Tuesday was cold, clustering, and presented no
sign of rain-Wcdnesday was warm and sunshin.
iny-Thursday the clouds again came and there
some prospect of rain; when it will come,
only the weather clerk' can tell.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

No Senator in Congress will be elected this ses-
sion of the Legislature IN Indiana. The election
has heen indefinitely postponed. Rer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

The river still confines very low, and conse-
quently business is unusually dull. Flour is sell.
Ing readily at $3 so a $4 90; Corn Meal at so
G2h cents Corn at As so cents; Pork So 90
So 25 per hundred. Groceries still continue al,
the usual rates; no sugar and coffee in market.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

0T'W'o tender. our thanks to the Hon. C. Ash
ley fer late public documents, and also for the fin
map Of Texas. a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Although Santa Anna's fortunes appear y
desperate in Mexi6, yet the authorities neess
hls name, and address him letters alm,. -
caiory in their tore. How strong a pre-
degrading and cnsrvaling effects Of ~ sy~
Vicksburg Seniini.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

0~-Tho following steamers are at, or near the
five Islands, awaiting rise to reach this place
Archer, Arkansas fMail, Eycline, Little Ben
Franklin, Swallow, llatchee Eagle, and Wabash
Valley. We may expect by the first rso of wa.
tor that our merchants will be supplied with the
largest and most complete stocks of goods ever
brought TO the State. Merchants, living at dis
lance, that have goods and wares on these boats
may rely upon US for information of their arri.
walls.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

The New York papers state that los large rob-
berries have been committed in that city during the
month of December. Yet the people there look
upon Arkansas and Texas as the homes OF vii
Iains, rascas and cut-throats. Better look at
homo first, before ihoy condemn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

We see it stated in the New Orleans papers
that Francis, Coombs, son of Gen. Leslie Coombs,
'of Kentucky, and ono of the prisoners confined
SO long at Santa Fc was shot in the noighborhood
of his plantation in the parish Of Point Coupee,
on the 3Ist December, by one Of his neighbors,
named George O'Blonnis with whom he had some
difficulty. The murderer was arrested.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Maine-The message of Gov. anderson o.
this State. has been received. 1t gives very
favorable account of the finances of the State,
and argues in favor Of tho annexation oil leSas'
His other themes are of peculiarly local interest
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Bank Of Missouri.--The bank of the State Of
Missouri mas published statement Of its affairs,
and those of the branches, by which it appears
I hat the gold and silver coin on hind amounts to-
81, ,973, ,44l So; and the circulation to 1855,
$40. Tho bills discounted up to the 3lst Decem-
Dor, 1914, amounted 10 ST. .O4s672 81 and ,here
was due depositors, 81, 1867 ,452 SO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

The Navy of Great Britain consists of 6s
ships of oil classes.
France $50.
United States 6S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-02-08

Agreeably to notice. Mr.. FosrEi. Q, sSesses'
asked and ob,nined enve to bring !" wy '92wne
Joint resolution; which was reao 49,, i9srree
10 the Committee on Foreign Relal'ons' ana edes
cd 10 be printed ~ ny
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cabinet Waking

TEVIIE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
n lie that hc has tak,n the shop lately occupied
by b. S. Hayhurst, at the lower end of Market.
bstreet Bloonisburg; where he intends carrying on
the above business in all its branches and sOlIci,s
sha Of the patronage Of the public.
In connection with the above business, lie Offers
his services as an
UNDERTAKEN.
He will always he ready to make COFFlNS for
the same prices heretofore 'harged in Bloomsburg,
and having supplied himself With good HEARSE
he will attend with it at the Funeral without any
extra charge.
JOHN BITTERS
May 10 ls46,--6m3
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IN - -<-h - 50
THE subscriber having located himself in
Boomshurg, is prepared to tuSlsh oil kinds Of
ware and perform all kinds Of work in his line OF
business al cheap rates and at short notice He
has furnished himself with new shd splendid
stock OF tools machinery and materials from hiIa
dephia, and made large purchase OF COAL and
WOOD STOVES, of various patterns, to supply
his customers He will constantly keep on la d,
TIN WIRE ofevery description.
STOE YES a large variety, neatly and subs,an.
italy finished, together with PIPE.
SPOUTS for buildings.
COsL RUCRETs &c. &c.
He respectfully soitits public patronage Hav.
ing been torso years engaged in his business,
and having experienced assistants, he feels conf
dent of satisfying all who may favor him with
their custom.
COW TRY .rBRCH7.N'Ts supplied on
liberal terms.
Call on the south side Of Main-street, 8 doors
below the office cf the Columbia Democrat.
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s, E. CRAIG.
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NOIICE

rs hareby gwen, that an application was made to
a the Oourt of Common Pleas of ;Olumhla coun-
~, at the August Term, A d lS45, by the .Bap.
list Church aud Congregation in Madison pay.
ing said Court to grant them charter of incorpo.
ration by the name and style Of the Baptist
Church and Congregation Of Madison Where.
upon, August 20, ls45, the SAM Court having
Sauined the said instrument and the articles,
directed the same to be filed and notice of the ap
plica,iOu. to be published in the Columbia Demo-
crst. at least three weeks previous to the first day
of the next term of said court
Certified from the Records.
JACOB EYERLY. Clerk
Oct l6,-l945
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N0WIGLN
IS Fl EBY Civ EN-

TO all legstees, creditors, and other person,
interes ed in the estates of the respective decedent
aud minors, that The administration end guardiar
accounts Of the said estates have been filled in
The office of the Register of the county Of Colum
bia, and will be presented for confirmation and al.
lowsnce in the Orphans Court, 10 be held al
Danvlle in and for the comfy aforesaid on We'd
nesday the I9tn day Of November next,at o'clock
J. NJ.
The sccount of Reuben Fohringer. Admr. Of
John Yeager, late Of Rosringcreek township de-
ceased.
The account Of Joseph Brobst Admr. dehonis
Won of the estate Of George Zerr, late Of Catawis
"a township deceased.
The account of Joseph Brobsi as guardian Of
Barbara Fisher and Of Usthsrne Fisher daughters
of Solomon Fisher deceased.
The account of Joseph Psxton guardian Of Cath
arine Goodrich minor child OF Catharne Good
rich, late of Cattawisss in the county OF Colum.
bia deceased.
The sccount Of Alexander Montgomery and
Robert Montgomery, Executors Of the estste OF
Hannah Lcughead, who was the Executive OF the
estate o. lanes Loughesd lste Of Mahoning town
ship, deceased So far as she In her life time ad
ninistered the same.
CHARLES CONNER Register
REorsrER OrrroE,
Danve, Oct. l7th ls46,
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Teachers Wanted.

The School Directors Of Bloom Sch vol District
want to engage six or eight male. and two or three
female Teachers, for the ensuing winter 10 COM
mence about the first OF Nov ember. The Directors
will meet at Boomsburg on Saturday, the 25h Of
October, at 2 o'clock in the atetrnOun to examine
and select the candidates. Applicants must produce
certificates of ability and good moral character.
BY order Of the board
II. WEBB, Secretary.
Oct. 4-lS45.
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NOTICE
NOTICE

3 5 hereby gen to the Stockh lders in the com
IL pany for 'rs.tng Bridge over tn, Norlhess
branch OF the river Susquehonna between tn
own of Cattawissu and the mouth of Fishing cree
h 1t the Managers have this day declared diyiden
t three per cent. on the Stock Of said compa ny
or the lasl six months, which will paid said
tockholders or their legal representatives, at the
reasulers office, Catlawissa ON or after the ! 5th
isk
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer.
Treasurcr's Office, Cattawissa, Oct /, IS45
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2E-We have delayed our paper for "a few
hours to give the official returns of the Election.
The result is most glorious, to the Removal party,
having elected whole ticket, Notwithstanding
the DanvilIe faction resOrted to saA the means i'm
their power both "fomS amd fasr,'' to defeat it.
Columbia County Election Returns,
OCTOBER, 1916.
OFFICIAL
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N O T C e

WEI HEREAS. have learned from vnriou
w sources, thatn CERTAIN Mary Barns, of Su
garloaf, has circulated SANDER that have abuse,
and attempted to kill my wife and J. G. q. ant
s. &. o. have likewise done tho same thing
Now,if they have done SO, pronounce the story
falsehood and slander, and stand ready to prove
-. at any time.
JEREMIAH STAEs.