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Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

We observe that one Of The members
of p~ariiarnen. has moved in relation 10
Che completion cfthc public well. This
is certainly proper, and lis completion
is loudly called for BY the public. Our
County Court is soon TO be in session,
and we shall Rave 4 crowd Of citizens
here crying aloud for water ard getting
bnt little, and returning home with NUT
tered curses upon their lips against
Bowling Green: and from no real scar
city of water, but for the want Of prop
er eNrrtinu on the part Of some one 70
finish the wells already commenced.-
why hrve they been suffered 10 remain
in thir present condition? Hill 1t cost
less SIX months hence 10 complete them
thau ii will al the present time? or arc
TIE underiakers waiting, in suspense, to
see if thew will cave in, before they 60
% the extra trouble Of completing them?
We do not knew what force and effect
fhe ac,icn Of Parliament may have, but
W" do hope hat the person who is in
fan't may be stirred up with a ''long
Tole." Things have come 10 such a
pas. that no individual considers him
self bound by his contract with the
county Court, or that fence around the
court House would have been "s,aked
and ridered-' long ago.
Neighbors, across the way. do you
take?
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
TIE HOME OF THE MORMONS

II is now, we believe, fully settled
Nit these people will leave Illinois and
migrate TO Van Couver's island, about
the opening Ct spring. This island,
il viii be Iecollected, is upon the north
western cnast of North America.
This island is ahont 300 miles long,
and from - to 100 in width. Ii is sep
srated from The maiu land by a long,
nlrrow strait, and lies between the AIN
or Ash and DIST or SD degrees of north
latitude, extending along the coast in
rorth west direction.
We icok rponthis as a wise deter
mination OH their part. After a long
intercourse with our people, liz two
States, ,ley have found it utterly impos'
.ible 10 live in peace and unity will
them. They have wisely resolved &c
seek a home upon the western extremt
Of our domain, and there they may, per
haps, find that peace and quiet whicl
they have failed in enjoying here. Thu
Mormon war may teach our 1llinoi
friends q lesson which they will not sool
forget.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
SCEtPS OF CURIOUS E
NATION

-
NATION.
The diameter OF each gloDule oil
blood in a man is from 2 TO 4000th
part d an inch.
The seed Of the pnif bah &C hrco-
pudp is $4,000 times smaller than
Il human halr.
The weight of q particle that is.
the smallest part OF copper-is the
one hundred and four mlIion!h part
Of a grain.
Gold can be beaten so thin that L.
500 leaves of it would be eqalh in
thickness common newspapers-or
$4,000 leaves would make a thick
ness Of one inch.
Cotton yarn has been spnn so fine
bv i.ard in India, that one pound Of
il would reach one hundred and tf-
teen nils. When it lies on the grass
in the dew, it is no longer visible
The natives Gil it "woven ain" In
England, it has bsen woren s. fine
that ore pound will reach l66 miles.
There are more thar 9 million o'
pores in a piece Of charcoal n men
in diameter.
Cork, il sunk 300 :ert in IN o
cean, viii not rise an account Of the
pressure Of the wate:.
Wrought iron will hold up 40 tons
to the square inch steel 60 tons.
The strongest cable that can h."
made i, Of fine wire, which viii hold
up 80 tons 10 the square Incn.
BY experiments it has been ascrr-
tanned that in crushing, Gun meta
will hold up 100 tons TO the sqiarr:l
ron from so 10 80 tons.
In quarrying mill stones, in France
they are hewn out. first in the ri-ht
size. then deep grooves are made x
willow wedges are driven in. Wa
ter is then poured upon the willow.
winch causes the wood TO swell. and
the rocks are thus siltIn the right
shape.
Ii a taIlo~ camille he placed in i
gun and shot ut a door Il inch IN
| thickness, it will 90 through without
mel,ing or sustaining the Slightest in
Jury; and # a musket ball be fred IN
10 the water. it will only rebound,
hut be n1tIened the SINE as If fired
against u solid substance. \ musket
bali may be fired through a plne Of
| class. making a hole the size of the
bail. without cracking the glass; and
If the glass be suspended by athread
it Will make no difference, and the
thread will not vibrate.
The art Of wire drawing is SAID tc
have been discovered at NuremburE
in l4IO. The first wire mill IN Eng
land vas established in 1868.
In making gilt wire. 8 grains o
; gold, covering a cylinder OF silver
are commonly drawn into a wire 10,
900 feet long, yet the whole is per.
, lectIy covered SO that a microscope
cannot detect the silver beneath.
The umbrella is described in early
: dictionaries as portable pent hous'
to carry in i persons hand to screeI
him from violent rain or heat
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

er Of the General Government must
De TO longer abused Tor the benefit of
the few. to lha injury Of the MANY.
Legislation should not be so directed
as 10 confer special favors on nny
class in the country, and the coming
Congress vii be expected to bring
back the Government 10 its cons:.
tutional duties. Reporter
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

Tie Wings profess to have just
discovered that the Democrats in the
next Congress. will insist upon redu-
cinr he tar;f to the revenue stand
ard, and are making a great cutlery
thereat, as if it were an outrage tor
Congress 70 carry out the expressed
will of the people. The Democra-
cy of the Union, ana the presen; Ad-
ministra,ion, are pledged TO the re-
peal Of the present tariff, which is
wrong il principle and wrong in de-
tail. The object of that act was to
benefit certain manufacturers AT Tie
expense Of the consumers, and the
object OF the Democracy IS 10 make
taxation act as equally as possible up
Oh ille whole country-to conhne
he legislation of Congress within it:
legitimate sphere. The taxing POW.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

CT Why should 4 bank be author
lied by law to receive interest on IT'S
omn debts, any more than the Farmer
and Mechanic.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
ARRESTED.

The %murderers of Col. Davenport
have been arrested, and two Of them
sentenced to be hung. The trial of the
others was deferred.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

Ths $ b. O:oan Wave, int need
or the Galln, tra4i, las commehced
her tips uuler the cJa.muad Of Cap,,
Carson.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

M Napoleon LeSs'eur was acct
den'ai'y Killed rear Portage Des
S.ary, in ST. Charles county, = few
DAYS ago.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

Shelbyviile, Daniel I wainwright.
Paris, Haratio n Nrbcr.
Thomas johnson, Agent !oI How
ard High School.
81. Charles DiStrict-A Monroe,
P E. end Agent for ST. Charts Col,
lege.
St. Charles College and Station, J.
saac Ebbert.
St. Charles Circuit, George Smith
c Vandevcnter.
Bowling Gfeen, Lanius, w Ell
lis.
Hannibal, John II Linn.
Hydesburg, F Young, Jeremiah
F Riggs.
Palmyra, David w Pollock.
Fulton, Jacob SigIer, Zacheus N
Roberts.
Danville, Dauiel T Sherman, Jo-
seph Cotton.
Warrenton. Jesse Sutton.
Richard Bond, Agent for the A.
merican Bible Society in Missouri.
Wesley Browning, tranfered to In
dian Nilsson.
Richard + Colburn, transferred TO
Tennessee Conference.
Superannuated Preachers, Geo "
Brevley, John Granville, and Robert
II Jordan.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
STATIONS OF THE PREACH
ERS.

Ems.
81. Louis Dishict-Wm w Red
man, p e.
St Louis Cltv--Fourth Street
Church, Charles B Parsons.
Centenary Church, Joseph Boyle.
Mound Church, Jehn A Tut.
Wesley Chapel, VIM w Jones.
African Church, t Auld~
81. L5niS CUcUit--Ncwt0n G.
Bergman. Francis A Morris.
Selma, Manoah Richardson.
Potosi. Richard p Holt.
Steelville. Benz F Love.
Herman, Isaac n White.
Union. Robert r Dunlap.
CAPE Grardeau Disrict--John X
Lacy. PIE.
Cape Girardeau. Andrew Peace.
Crooked Creek. Jos O Wood.
New Madrid. John ii Hedlee.
Charleston. Lew p Rowland.
Bloomfield, Ephraim L. Degg.
Greenvllie. Henry Watts.
Frededcktown, n b Peterson, S
w Mcconnell.
st. Genevieve, Perry B MARBLE.
Ripley. Jackson Eaker.
Black River. Robt N Stephenson.
Springfield District Elijah Per
kins, PIE.
Springfield, Jephthah VI Kelly.
Bolivar, Jesse c Derrick.
Greenfield, Warren Wharton.
Sarccxie. Edward FRobards.
Neosho, Harris G Joplin.
Oceola. Braxton McRoberts.
HartvilIe, Marcus Arlington.
Ozark Mission. Henry w Peery.
Buffalo, VIM d Tuggle.
lexington Disfrict-Jesse Greene
P f.
Independence. John Il Bennett, J
G II Dunleavy.
Jacksonville, Geo NJ Efinger.
Deep Water, Jonathan X Haw'
kins.
Warsaw, Silas Williams.
Georgetown; James l. Porter.
Arrow Rock, Benjamin K John
son.
Lexington Station, Thomas T Ash
by.
Lexington Circuit, Jas NJ Green
VIM II Schroeder.
Columbus, Daniel S Capel,
Little Usage, NJ w Glover.
Roscoe, Briggs Sims.
BoonriNc Distributions Wal
lace, p f.
Boonville Station, Geo. G Light
Boonville Circuit, Samuel 5 Col
bum.
Versailles. John Monroe.
Jefferson. DanlA LeePer.
Jefferson City. William A Lewis.
Erie. William + Cardwell.
Linn, Abram Milice.
Mil Creek, lorenzo Waugh.
Cedar Creek, James Burk.
Weston Disirict-Wll!iam Kctron
PIE.
Richmond, Daniel Penny.
Liberty, Joshua Wilson, SamI N
Ayres.
Platts burg, Joseph DevlIin.
Weston Circuit, Enoch NJ. Mar
: vim, Geo d Tolls.
r Savannah, George w Love.
, MarvviIle, Alex. Spencer.
, Oregon, Larkin hdamson.
$ White Oak, Benjamin X Baxster'
Brunswick Disrict-Benjam'n :
Ashby, Z.
2 Keyte3viIie, John F Gray.
. Spting Greek. q " Buricrd.
I ChiIicolhe. Alexander Best.
Trenton, 20 be s~dpp'ied.)
Cravensvi!le, Edwin Robertson.
Athens. II L Dodds.
: Gallatin. William p Ellington.
CarroIton, Berry IL Spencer.
Columbia William Pat
d ten, p L.
i. Columbia and Rocheport, WiIila
j. NJ. Rush.
:. Columbia Circuit, David Fisher.
Fayette, w p Nichols.
IS Glasgow and Soule Chapel, "
Caple.
ri Huntsville, Saml B Dunlap.
~ bloomington, p NJ Pinkard.
D. Memphis, Horace Brown.
-. Waterloo, Tyson Dimes,
N-,,;,.;I, W,'in.n Holmes,
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
hfORNIONS.

Gen. Hardin, of Illinois, has stationed
Major Warren, with one hundred men,
in the Mormon country, TO prevent dep
relations.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25

Tur STATE Laws have been reccIv-
ed at this place and are ready for dis
tribution. We have been informed that
there arc several copies sent on Tor sale,
They can be had at the reduced price
Of 81 Is by applying at $. P. Robin
sons Office in the Curt House.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE.

We publish the prospectus of this
J ournal in our paper. Long since we
lad limitations. but fIom such a source
,ha, we doubted them, that the old Con-
rressional Globe would be revived by
Blair & Rires. Looking upon such
eoaducr a. :, gross t~iula!iOn Of the con-
.rac, between themselves and Richie y
I~Iei>>. we believed the whole a fable
until We received the prospectus itself,
We shall publish it-but we have ever
been under The impression that Blair s.
Riye> soil on, their whole establishment
l., the editors Of the Jnion-that, with
tie pres~, the type, the patronage, &c,
went. /, i well known that Mr..
Richie will issue a Congressional I'm.
ion-ccr,airly these papers must injure
eac!. other. Bat a. to this contract we
NAV have been laboriug under a mistake.
# is lao business Of ours, but if The In
ion will tell. we hal then know.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-25
yEEsI 3 SER.
Row .ii:S-C rccn.
GO 1T BOOTS.

SAT- OCT. %. l345.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
SWANS HOTEL.

NHE Subscriber begs leave to inform his old
II friends and customers. and the public in gene
raj, that he has reftted and repaired at much cx-
pense and trouble, his large and commodous Hotel
for the accommodation of members ofthe legislature
and all others who may favor him with CALL His
rooms are we'll furnished and warm and he has pro.
cured servants who he guarantees shall be attentive
and accommodating. His table will be furnished
with the best the market will afford, and his terms
such as will be satisfactory to any gentleman who
may favor him with call. In connection with the
establishment, he has large. commodious and
warm stable. which will be furnished with horses
carriages. seighs. &c. &c.
This Hotels situated convenient to the Capitol,
with good pavement connecting the two-and
but one door from the Post Ofice-and he f1atters
himself that he will be able to accommodate his
friends and the public in style of convenience and
comfort, equal if not superior to any hole in tho
ar wcst. Hetherefore. respectful solicits share
Of public patronage in his line ofbusiness.
CHAUNCEY SWAN.
Iowa City, Nov. ~, ls43-S-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

TERRITORY OF IOWA.
MusCArINE COUNTY.
District Court Of said County, October Term, ls45.
Mary E. E.. "0lH''1 In CHARACTERIZATION for di-
Robert Motif. VOICE.
THE said Robert Moffit will hereby take notice,
that on the 22d day Of March, A. D., ls45. the
said Mary E. Mofit filed in the office Of the Clerk
of tn. District Court Of said county, her bill of CON.
paint against the said Robert Motif in the above
case, praying divorce from the bonds of Matrimo-
ny, for the cause following, to wit: that the sad
defendant had another lawful wife at the time of
his marriage with the petitioner. Now unless you,
the said Robert Moiiit, shall be and appear before
the said District Court, to he held in Bloomington
the goth day of October 1915, the said bill will
be taken for confessed and decree entered adcord
ingly. J. A. PARVlN, OK u. Z.
Lowe e. CARLETON, sol. for com.
Aug. 23--9w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
TERRITORY OF IOWA.
MUsCATINE COUNTY.
District Court-October Term, A. D. 1915.
Peter Perry,


vs..
WIN P. Earl, Aaron Usher, Solomon p..:.:.
Sherfey, Joel Colyer, Serranus G. po.,;,;a, ~
Hastings, w G Woodward, Arthur "'''''o'''
Washburn. Ralph Lowe, Trad e.
Day, John Zeigler, Alexander Lewis.
THE defendants in the above case will take no.
tice that the complainant the sth day Of October
A. d. 1874 filed his petition for partition in the dis.
trct court of said county, representing in substance
as follows. TO wit That in 1888, the said Earl
purchased from the government Of the United States
the following lands, to wit: Lot no. in fractional
section no. 35, and the south east quarter Of section
no. &C. in township no. II north OF range no. l. west
of the fifth principal meridian. containing in all two
hundred and twenty.eght acres and lO-l00 acres
and that said Earl conveyed to petitioner the undi.
vided fourth part Of said lands, cxcept-Lots g.
and in block A-lot in block B--lots no.
and in block no. Slots and 8 in block no. A.
lots 3, 4, and 10 in block no. 5, and lot no in
block no. Is in the town Of Wyoming, as survey
ed by H. GiIIet. in 1887 That said Earl conveyed
other portions Of the land to said Usher said
Sherfey. said Colyer, who have conveyed portions
or all of Their interests to persons unknown to pe-
titioner. That said defendants claim interests in
said premises. Petition prays that the respects
interests Of the owners may he ascertanet ~ the
court. That a partition Of said lands r~-y be made
among the owners. That the sharroi the petitioner
may be set Otto him If practicable and if not. that
the whole property may be sold and petitioner may
receive his share of the proceeds of such sale.
E. Cook. Sol. JOHN LILLY, Clerk.
July %. 1885, 10 Sw
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

TERRITORY OF IOMA2ss
HrnAn County. c.o,,1
District Court of said county, TO Inc ''''
Term, A. D. lsa5'
Daniel W. n. s''0e' In choncery-ps'ii'' ~
Elizabeth shapes v0T's'
q NHE said EIizAeth Shupe will hffep' s'' 4
u tice, that on tn 18th day Of ff'fua :, \
ls45, the sait DanieiN shupe filed IN ~ 'Df \
of the Clerk Of the Dhrict Court, bis OH -"
plant against the said Elizabeth, in The arrow
PRAYING a divorce from th.bonds Of maIA'On I
the cause following. to wlt.yilfu d'ssF nn; !
said Elizabeth from her sala husband p ~" -
more than one year, without ay reas0narrt , i
or provoca,on. Now unless yohIhe sa'u !: mis- Did
shnpe shall be ard appear beore,he s'I' . D,
Court on the first day of the neA'N'n' n .a NJ
be held at Upton, in said County on Ss ns,,
day after the first Monday IN eep'1", aH " le,
said bill will be taken for coniesseu "'V
entered accordingly. nv, prpTsAN
Clerk Of sad ON|
JSo. Cook, Solicitor for eomP'''''''
June -. ls45..nl4.sw.-prs fee 81.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
BLOOMINGTON HERAD
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
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or Liberal deductions the Editors, in eva
% Letters nddressss POSTPAID.
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

Hlsrs TO YOUNG MEN.-Always have a
book within your reach, which you may catch
up at your odd minutes.
Resolve to edge in a little reading every day,
if it is but single sentence. Ifyou can gain
fifteen minutes day, it will be felt at the end
Of the year.
Regulate your thoughts when no: at study.
A man is thinking even while at work-why
may he no. be thinking about something tina,
is useful
Revolve in your mind what you have las,
been reading.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

SsReNApe.--.Thers is nothing 10 be con
ceised more bissfni than the breaking in up
on our midnigh, slumhers. Of sweet strains o
music: it il a gentle offering more grateful II
tho senses than a nossgay Of flowers. Thu
charm of las. nights serenade under my lat
,ice. linger. on my ear like dream of unbo'
happiness: guitar with meiodions voices
kept tune to the following: ! should say thu
Offering was 10 beautiful orphan. whose win
cow overlooks mine
See. my love. the day is breaking,
The purple east is tnged with red;
See the glorious sun awaking,
Draws the curtains from his bed.
See the twinklng stars expiring
One by one they fade from sight,
AS the shades Of night retiring,
Fly before the morning light.
Rise, my love, and hail the m,rnins,
As the light proclaims its birth
See its mellow tints adorning
Every corner of the earth!
Rise and leave thy downy pillow
See. the stars have left the skies
Morn has dawned DER earth and billow-
Wake, my love, in beauty rise!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

A IoPss's ExPEDiRNr.-A gentleman hav-
ing pad leg. was told by his physician that
no must not drink. or the liquor would run in.
10 ~. One DAY the doctor called upon him,
ana io"nd hin with his bottle before him. out
OF which he had been drinking pretty freely.
49,. Aha exclaimed the physician, "wna,
did | tell you!"
"A'i right, doctor" said the invalid. point.
ing ~ his feet elevated upon high ,able-"it
cant run down my ,es!" =
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

NATURE NOT WELL UNpERsooD.
All nature Is but art unknown to thee.
All chance, direction, which thou canst not see
Al! discord, harmony, not understood,
AL partial evil, universal good.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

TERRITORY OF IOWA,1.
LEE COUNTY,
Isaac Galland, Ruth Chalfant,1
Adm'rs of the estate Of Alb
ner Chalfant, decd,
va.
The heirs Of said Abncr Chal-
FAINT, decd.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of q
~ license from the Court Of Probate for the
county Of Lee, we will sell at public sale at the
Court House door in the town Of Bloomington, in
Musca,ine county, on Saturday. the 9th inst, at
10 o'cock in the forenoon, the following real estate
Of Abner Chalfant, Decd to wit West half OF the
E or Of sec IL, w l-2 of the N f or and w l-2
Of the E l-2 Of the N E Or Of sec l3. the IL OF
the N w ar, sec Is, E l-2 of the s w qr, sec IL,
township IS north of range west, containing
$50 acres all of which real estate is lying and stu.
ated in the county Of Muscatine, Territory afore-
sad and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, and
on liberal terms, which will he made known on the
day of sale, by I.GALLAND, Admir-,
RUTH CHALFANT, Adm'x,
Of A. Chafant decd
Keokuk, Sept. /, ls45-3w24
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
IOWA HOUSE.
.NnH General Nknre-O Mce.

7NHE undersigned having leased the above we'll
y known stand, situated or Front street. oppo.
site the steamboat landing, and ref,ted it with new
furniture would respectfully inform the citizens of
Bloomington, and the surrounding country, as also
the travelling public that he is prepared for the
accommodation of the public in a manner which
he latters himself canno' fail to please. His table
will be supplied with the best the market affords,
and his stable with all kinds of grain, under thf
care Of careful and attentive ostlers. A share oe
public patronage is respectfully solicited. His
charges are moderate, corresponding with the
times. aug 30-43 JAS. BORLAND.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
REMOV AL.


A. brick block Second Street pr%hs the American House
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS.
GREEN & STONE,
receiving SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
of the following articles
DRY GOODS.
black bwnclu fancy Kentucky
and plaid sngtam striped!
and sun shades fancy hf bonnet and cap ribbons
"a silk ladies' and gloves and
Togth:rw large
Ready Made Clothing.
tdozco tonl and Tweed
Six cotonade anckapas Knmin and gambron pants
dzco ton,mernc,a paccaan and fancy,
low crowned Russia cashmere and l@gorn hats
hats
Groceries. $50
Hand and n O. nosse
hbrandyC ininn
Boots and Shoes
Ladies' esandic
thick cfkip and gatbos kip and call br'gan
Goats dandsho
trunk estandd
esandb
ats door handles bed screw" and bolts
trap
and cotton
afroundo horse
Candies plan ions&c
Farming Tools
and rifles
Iron and sel sand adesm
Iron Nails &C.
round hoop and bar and STEEL
Go xs, general assortment e % Xno rhs ~isS sold
Bloomington April l9. ls45
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

Let the rich man tell how his Golfers swell,
And treasures await his nod
With gems Of the mine let him build his shrine
And worship the golden god
How poor he is still with limiiless will,
When he looks for content in vain;
And envies the lot of the lowIiest cot
That is free from the worldling's pain.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27

TERRITORY OF l0WA,l,.
MuscArlxR CorNTr.
District Court Of said county, May term la4a
saIph P. Lowe,
" ) Assumpsit and Attachment.
Oliver Boutwell,
THE said defendant will take notice, that on the
18th day Of April, l045, a writ Of attachment was
sued out Of the District Court Of said county against
aim by Ralph r. Lowe, for the sum Of sixty dours,
and that unless he appear ut or before tho next
# said court, judgment will be taken by default
,ga.. him, and the property attached sold to satisfy
the same. }. A. PARVlN, Clerk.
Sept. 4, is45-4w24