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X. D. SMITH Aucuonecr.
r.N NtIrspIFN CARPETS AND OH. Cl

EeN !. VT KPfh-CAkfErS AND OIL CLOTHS
b-Mi be- sold ai .leut's sale. store 40 Pearsi. ON
~ tSDAN. -fh usi Ht O'clock. he entire stock aud IA
mrcs consisting az Brussels. three ply ard lngfsn car.
pets. general assortment of carpets, Brussels ana
AtrerGn ocus lur- assortment u every d. scrpuon,
mlfra, window shades. piano aud table coFcrs OF superior
quality large assortment o rugs DOOR AMI lamp mAls,
sud .r rod. of a descriptions likewise one IRON safe,
desk three sHrc- sofa h,i,icad roller measures, &c
-.sIv o1 dsu of.,e iel7 81
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MECHANICS NAM, ~ Broadway, e-twsse

MECHANICS HALL, ~ Broadway, between
w Grand sui Broowe sis-N0ndav, June 18th, AND
EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
THE ORIGINAL CHRlSrY'S ndINSTRELS,
whose Concerts during the past MONTHS nave been
received With such distinguished patronage and uneNamped
success respectfully announce lai they wu continue
their original AMI n.mtnbe entertainments every evening
unit. farther notice
Admission b GEMS. Doors open st7-Conceu viii COM
meuce al
Manager and DrecOr-E. 2. CHRfsTY.
ByrcCur-f o te heads of several families an AFTERNOON
Concern vi bee figen Saturday, next June lih Doors open
10 = oc'oc,. L. ST. Commence o B. ielg wis
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OBARNUM, Propnel0r-F. HITCHCOCK, Manager
Splendid performances every afternoon 40 3i o'clock and
every evening at The Manager hiss engaged the g. >.
Minstrel Band and Gec Club. Also, Nr. John Harrington,
magician and verfri Oquist The Scottish Mammoth Boys
The Mammoth, Giant Baby only 10 months Old weighing
ninety pounds " AK Scnpmrl Safuary. Madam Rock
WELL the fOduuetcIer Admission To the whole, including
Museum. performances, &C p cents; children under 10
years Ofage, and Oh enough % walk soue, ~ cents Re-
served froul seats one sh.l .ng each extra. iig
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BRAND INSTRUMENTAL. CONCERT

~ - l.
4 r THE TABERNACLE. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
y June 1I-SECOND GRANp INSTRUMENTAL cos
CERT ny he >IkiEkMAhhl>CHE lSICAL COM
10 announce ,.r sr,ua Gr.u i.-iasl,a Coaee- 10 be
-rrn a, be aboyeasred place "Wednesday gre 2.i. on
5i me moe, CO. 5.a.ed composer. l be- .niroia,st. a.i
~ f.-.-sr .-,s
% 5-r.rir ~ their several Concert. Will De- found Al
oil. ' go. .-l Ii rI.. door or he evening of s,-l
.
1- e. ..-rs D...-, orrr ID TO commence al g
i.-4
rt,suEBNafr rf-. THE ~TEhEHNaRhI >tfIE
4 vi1'fa, S0uPANf~ .-lrsI.rng of l4 reff1rf.srsI
have m .,-a nf ,r- rrrl f.e pubic lat t.r rrs col-
c,-. .l hon S,,t-r s.i Western illr. ni. ase lcc
Id oil. r...rr.ra ODD MONDAY crelln, I.tl iaei Wacn
.ley VII rr..... ,,s ..,5v.ar
PROGRAMME
F,KrL
Tn. Sfr-i.-.. C-,...., .l See, Yors" March ccm-
r.s.-f ,.,.-.. 4. ..- III. ...a-..- Refrel
i Ose--.-rr e. III, F o. I,i R.i.a.rf' Dorzefii
g. Tcrleuo iou Mar Srslr.- .......... Don zeiii
FtRr d.
. Ferdinand, Qlflr rils-
q. " Sound, from Hour." SNran National Dances.
= Grand Pofpourrf in " t.ca VIII be in,relucei IRE
Marsci. Strauss
O. o.....,,-. %, . ,,...,,. .' ~ .,' p,...-s
I d. ;. d. V...-, ,,,..-
1o ,,.,l CsI-,.
Ticket. 81 cents, ,o De- ai DO he puncra, ao, ana music
.fo-n. Concert f1 commence 90 o'c..sN isI- r.
'.NNRsEkNA'L E-AiiA MS GRAND OoN' EXT
MIR. rlAURICE STRAAOSCH.
p.f.f srf Ffrn.rlr vi Russia ws .e given 0t TIT RS
DAY next 81 June Air >r1k1scl Wll Dee ass sled ny
.., eminent r1-.sts Particulars Will te given 10 ihe
v..ls,. r,nr-s
,I,,.-.. l -.,fs r .sf- fn De- had ai the prnc.ps
music Stores ffIi Us
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TO INVENTIONS. PATENrEEs. SO.

HlIROYs AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
hiGESCG, N Ntssaust corner John-st Ne"-f ork-
Manufacturers. Inventors and others, may save themselves
thousands Of dollars by calling al this Agency
For integrity and cspablliy the undersigned refers
Horace GREELEY. ESQ. Tribune Buildings, New YORK
HARPER BROTHERS, - Clt-st " Y
BEsJlsfN MARsHkfL, Esq Troy, y. 7.
FORBADE several valuable inventions aud improvements,
American and FOREIGN, Power Looms Figured and
PaInl Spinning Machines, Cartng EnNne- &c. Design
Paper of every description constantly on hand.
letters on business must pos paid, and addressed 10
Clinton o.. Glroy I'll NassaI-st. eif Sls
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GEO. ". PINE, Auclonrcr.
S,HpChEKN CHINA AND CLASS MARE-BY
I a. Crawford 90 ur sacsroom 81 aie ~ Aun-st, on
I'll ESDAN, the Ih inst 40 lO O'clock large aud tene'a
assortment Of ch d Class. and earfleuware. consisting NJ
Part of white granite, white stone clna iowng bne ana
printed warci china tea. and dinner sets CHINA vase toilet
sets white some china, Flow ug blue and hight blue dinner
sersicrs also large assortment az 4 G. ware and ehan
eled ware srandocs umhlers decaners, lamps, Se Sc
Catalogues ard goos viii be reaoy for examination on
MonJ., morning. lad he sa.os ROOM ie7 A-
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EVERY FARMERS BOOK.
WYE TlTDf-~4ND COPIES SOLD lI four moLii--

EVEhE I htt-f4LIt y -11N'4N'
INIVE THOUSAND COPIES SOLD ln iolf menus
T.rr.I Trrsr.se ON Domestic Al.fl.s uriA- "a us
ms, and d-.rrn-iou oi the Horse, Niue, Cai-- Shrrp
swine Poultry and Farm Dogs. I'm Drecuons iof lien
,are-errf breeding. Crossing Rearing ana pfrpafaio-
f,r Ur,ral, market Also. their diseases anu fr'e
rg,..r Win f directions for ihe management oi us
D.r- AVID rs comparative economy and advantages az
go. no animal. he Horse. Mule. oxen, Sc- By H. l..
Alien sufIor of Compeud of American Agucuiufe' &C
Tbs above work contains more Than engfaFn W III
,e.5 a.,I. Illustrative Vi toe different breeds anu va
-, ~ i by rls In cloth binding. Is cents paper
~. p,'-.lsd by e. n SANTON, Agent.
''-' LQ5 Broadway. New-l ork
ssebveu booksellers throughout ihe country Asen'
vented f,- -verv County in every state Address Po't'
paid, The publisher -
-CnrIr..e. q. .tc .al'-
,t... .,- -l t.. taok. raf oor.e gu t.- CONF .. i
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n1ARINE JouRNAL.
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pom o. wv YORK, JuNE u

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BooKs FOR THE SEASON.

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/ way.-Lamarle- n -umsgeto The Holy Land vols
81 -.
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r--s .CONEY ISLAND AND FORT Ham.

s7I-gi ,yli ILTON.-Thc rOnmOdous steamer 81
80 11'--- NICHOLAS Capt J. " Rodman wiz run
on MONDAY AID TUESDAY June 10 ard ~ ~ iS''0"'
MORNING. ArlbhNVos,, "A,
Foot Of Canaft % O'Clock root ~ -
Pc, So y RID Pier No. y. RI
Leaving Coney Island al H. Leaving Consy isana y O.
- scb ,.sv ~ cts Stages Will be IA readiness on
, sy ~ he boat al COnry Island 10 take passengers
~ lie miner houses. Persons wishing 10 chafter ooais
- cs51,..ous can be accommodated with any class W
aopy.ng 70 j. r. RODMAS agent. ioot OF Norm Moore-s
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BOARDING.


BOARD AND ROOMS AT a BARGA fN-One par.
ID or lla front rnom WIN bedroom and beck room
Nar-s--i near Greenwich bl1k. Two stage lines con-
f-a-lt leI4 ln-
pOARDINt;-A gentleman and Bio wife. or three single
Cr.s'a tin r-sr if'l'"i', above br0oues- Bathing
room lob I- halse v- many pt.er convenience Address
pOARDIrG.-ons 90 teo single gentlemen c.l i- .c.
/ =. .....-..-. Ed. +.
f.rra t15 Il-..- c.ri-ro Cr1-- g-st i-.f 1c from
b-1-.Nnf. iel5le---
HOAKD-Oar .eo ee,.ar.ln en- be- accrnnois,ei
'rs ur without. r0.....e .cr. .l .ae central. r and
pleasantly -..'e- - n...-e--- rtir
pOARDING-A gentleman srd l.s wife can be ac.
- can1.4'aI H'n rel-l. fralf ruau o1 tle second
f.Hr. a-0 --. -l v-4 aa-.. roou af -a WI.e-t
near Broadway. .ci9 o.
VOaRD-sa-.rre-t.u a-r or Gentlemen a.4 ,vfre. can
Do.t44 -eetee. o.ri ol i, ---9l to - Nlrcs orpo
.,.e 81 Jon. rar1. le7 la.s.
pOARDfNGIN WRRREN-sT.-P.ea.s
Ds.fa .or families W. .e -e-tenen ore fo 10 vI'A
board af a5 Wsnra--t Ie.7 ..n
XSrANTED-Boari iu .le c1lnt-g. within sto-i a1a
W convenient .--ncr % ..- .H- small families.
Address --j ny Post D---. s-s,as location ODD terms.
RENT TAKES N B0ARD.-To,e- ,.elsel.
IA n- garden. ai o ir..' 90, sn 81 le-saa' 'ry
"I Flrf.-. til .-I -..Ir- tle whole
rart 1911 Dee et-0 PEA. family. rs rra-erto c-
ra.a.f. t,l toari v.I Ire lf. lll .---l their u.,r
alr'rea,s. Possession given @ Stately rfN
DIFASANT SUMMER APARTMENTS may
Z .eo.,anei il o -l.I ....s, ai h .a--' neir
Frl-arele. .-.-r fYle, consisting of handsome
ral'or opening ou .lr.rI. 'ri would make "a glle-
..iy tor sea-.a-ai also bedroom eseasi.- q lc-
sired. .rlf..
fg'IIAT DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE.
H.e Cs.k Mountain luI-a- rl Doe upe.e1 Tor tIr fr-
ce4uou ~ F-its june d t..-irs VIII Dee ID aIeii t"
he Iocs le arrived OF Day Boats 10 and from Albany
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MINIS poys, AND CrrLDREH,s

CLOTHING, y BOWER1.
lOSEPH y. CLOSE co make a. order and keep con.
y sany Ou hand large and fashionable assortment at
greatly reduced prices. Cal, If you wish a bsrgnn-sl
,.ho.essi. ar retail IS 3lniseOdt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

% FOR ~ALE-A beautiful place containing about
10 teeq scres oi well cglgaied land, with grated iIuit
~- rses having on it house barn. ~ shops well q
good " afer by be door and 10 good fence Tue place 10
calculated 10 suit either genlemans residence, me-
rbauic ar garnsr-s situated u miles from NswY0rk and
bre nes rom New arb half way between Bloomfield and
Brie New-Jersey Pan q the purchase money can re-
main bond aud mortgage FOR term u year. fog FAR
f6er r-rri-uiars inquire OF BELL GOULD,
no lqeod l53 NasssD-st
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J. z. MONTGOMERY AuctOneer.
10y j. ~. INGEk~OLI IL 60. Store =. rear
Dst on WEDNESDAY. June n. Al 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ toos,
Shoes and BrOgaus-t1 eases boots shoes and ofosans
comursng desirable assortment Of fresh and seasonaDr
goods direct from the manufacturers, adapted 10 te Nof
son Western. southern ana city trade
Az PRivArE SaLE-J. D. l. 4 co. are constantly receiy
ng tie manufacturers great variety OF new ana tresn
stock which hey selling a. private sale al auction rfices
COZ slsilg in part of
100 cases mems prime nick boots.
900 cases men prime hip and calf boots
100 cases womeu's hne lid slippers.
100 cases women's leather slippers and bussins
10 cases mens No. palm leaf hats.
~ cases mems hIacA erd white wool hats )eio
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GARDENERS

GARDENERS
ISIMIrABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE
Il THE BEST ARTICLE n the world for col0rng the
shair a beautiful brown black. and warranted not 10
stain the skin wash o. ln purchasing, De careful ~ get
Gardner uma1e Hair Dye yOu ~lsl % preserve he
beaurv 0f your hair To bee lad Wholesale and retail al
CLiREHUGHfS Hair Dressing saloon. l73 Broadway
and al {. II. RINGS Drug Store, ~ Broadway.
mylf lme0dls cor Of Jonn-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

~ ConsfinntiOn. lC0.fivencss however hablfUaI Or
inveerae permanently cured. tritioDf incidence Injections
bIs hy delicious tcyc1bc fa0d the celebrated trva-
euts-a discovery originally made boy Mr. James Perry of
London nuV deceased and sold hy him under the fictitious
name OF" Warrior of Paris" The subscriber H the exclusive
proprietor of the" New aud Improved rs auou'- EUeua.'
prepared with great and from c true and genuine
recipe 0i Mr. Perry. Otherwise called Narun of Paris from
materials 0iicaus freshly imported and mu-iy ACID or
injured. He guarantees ta % Dr. truly. rtsiby ana r1fB
superior n appearance flavor and efficacy, % aHyerp be-
fore tqanuflcfrod iyp0rcf ta 30 has MOI been ana
cannot be- inflated eWaiod by my Ike preparation ln
the United States wloutfhe proprietor secret nor import
,. from abroad BOO "a sound and sold hcre itof fc
most uernio0ns adnefafi1ns and that no Ervacna is c
genuine" New and Improved Nauons Erva.cuia sold or
advertised IN am one ele viii compare any suhsal
ta respect Whit Packages of Dos. - j0 of lbs -.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the subscriber sole agent
for the United States the old stand of Dr. james II. Han
Galeriv Hammond s. Co. and McC0fer Coz drug and
chemical store Z78 Broadway. of Clumhrrs, three
doors south n Smas marble building whore depot has
bean established for the last year F.MOSES.
Beware Of the spurious article my3l eOilsu
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CASTLE GARDEN-The public are respectfully. ~
Informed that Castle Garden 10 open during the day Adj
mission ~ cents. myll n
NOW OPEN ~ 563 Broadway. grand and valuable
Nco leciiou of Works hy hc Cd Masters. iel5 lmis
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some oi t.l bids were made as lO" as par. inc i.cl
tht Corcorsn Riggs have nearly the whole loan and
,ht foreign capitalists have interest 100 d. arc iasora
DE siures as that house VIII bc able Co meet the in
.t.neuis with Jess endorsement % the mercantile
community than any other concern. Their influence
With the Treasury Department IS such that ihc pay
,ners can be- madc in the limc and place, and Ia The
manner to meet their convenience 90 is their interest
oIcoure 20 sustain the price of the loan and conse.
casry they viii so manage That the least possible in
roz,enenco VIII be felt by the Banks D, seems that
cur opinion as expressed on Saturday that the loan
would so ls high a- per cen, was correct
Wrtsoi miuuctiols have been erantedb judge
Cox restraining the present Directors and stockhod
er- OF tac Bank OF Wooster from selling or transferring
tsc assets of thc bank for fraudulent purposes and en
io.ang tnc de5tors from making payment 20 the old
manager, of tae Institution.
At Philadelphia stocks continue without ANNA
ton although money is becoming easier Frstrate
short business paper can be ca.hed at per cent per
aana but for longer dates high as TO d per cent.
per month is required
80 Buffalo the money marke, sti continues in
sio.cra5'y stringent condition.
The failure o. Joseph :. Lake & Co Of this city
involved the temporary suspension of the Mineral Bank
Of Maryland The Directors have just published a
sa'emeut Of the condition Of TINT concern on the 18th
Instant which is as annexed.
LIABILITIES
Circulation outstanding. on
Iac bcpN- ~1 80
De 10 Ba.ks ANA btuheis... o5'i 'l
ASSETS. Total. .SG.87l -
Notes end Bile o. Exchange discounted S5j.58 o.
tocas una bon1s.. 500 on
Atai - 'tNi 90
ct'a At if %
llsIon land CON end Notes of other Banks 1870 90
Due from tuhs and BaDkers all ayaiiable.... 1913 40
'ai.f'fl I'D
The above does not include sjI6a9 Of the stock Of
this Rank held and owned by the Bank on account
Of lor.e.mTcs.
The above statement includes claim against J. =
Lake & Co. The Bank having made O. final scttlom, III
with them, has no claim upon them nor have Mcssrs
Lake & Co any counexon with or interest in the Bank
On the 10th inst Col. G. NJ Thurston resigned the
Presidency OF thc Bank, and Thomas j. MKaig Esq
va. appointed iu bis place.
The Bank of Hamburg has declared a dividend
of4 per cent for the last months being s. per share
payable on lst July.
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r~s FOR THE FISHING BANKS.

sI--itrue sfsuneh sss-siesner NbN-hANrN,
Er--<z=-r-@Cact David Lsmpmsn, VII commence neg
tim. In The Fishing Banks Tuesday. june ~, and W,
sarfng the season make tips per vetk essns nc
esot of Dgsne-st every Tuesday and Erfsy morning 70
O'clock FOO. Of Hammond - 81 foot 81 CsiLenne-'i Il n.
and pier No. y. T. y. Fare 81 cents Ban prosilsd on
sa-rd field susl H. SCHULTZ
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e MOONEY. Aucuoneer.
BOOTS AND ~IlpES-By A. GALE, store ~
DPrar--t TUESDAY, june ~, ~ O'Clock AN. SEQ
cases hOoJs shoes hroguns, Sc comprising genefs
assortment ADAPTED o the southern Western, and city
trade. also SD eases mems lies sips and buskus. el7 81
Democratic banner., 1848-10-09

MORROW'SW
IMPROVED DIAMOND STEEL CARY
i'+ pT nrrcu stiaeH f<iAf

INK hOV60 O1(Au1OCNO o4GA& S&AtsA
PLOUGH. :.
Manufactured aa Tully, Mo.
TNHE subscribers has been appointed agent
for the above celebrated and superior
plonghs, and nov has on hand, ss the ware
house of H. +. Blockf& Co.,
80 TIVE horse Ploughs, f-&Ny'Nt.
25 one horse si. do. req, 90 TIT
As these Ploughs are becoming sxten-
sively known and used in this section Of
country, the subscriber deems 1t uhsfeces.
sary to say much with regard to them.-
The Molebosrd is entireyg steel, andthose
who have tried these Ploughs think them
the best article Of this kind now in use. T
The manufacturer Of these ploughs offers
one hundred dollars for a Moleboard pattern
superior to his. r1-+.rr
: We are authorized to sell on the most IA
vorable terms for cash or prodgne:
All orders for these ploughs dressed to
r. Morrow, agent, Tully, Mo. will meet
with prompt attention. ,4
JNO. M. McPIKE, Agent.
Louisiana, Sept. 18th, ls4s.-(n226m. }
Democratic banner., 1848-10-09
NOTICE.

AIR. WALrrH WALxfa & .JAxE WALKER,
u his wifs-You will please take notice,
hat It the next November term Of the county
curt for Pike county, Missouri. we will apply
or an order for the sale Of the slaves belonging
0 the estate of John Mackey, deceased, that a
may be made according 10 the rights
those entitled thereto, As said slaves cannot
70 divided in kind.
Signed this 18th August, 1848,
- SUSAN MACKEY,
JAMES A. MACKEY, in his
own right, and also as Guardian for Su-
san Mackey, 9 minor.
JAS. M. WATSON, Guar
" dian for William Mackey.
CLAIBORNE M. THURM0N,
in right Of his wife Rehecca Thurmon,
ANDREW j. TRIMBLE,
in right of his wife Nancy Trimble.
MIJAMfN TEMPLETON,
in right of his wife Mary Tenpleton,
SAMUEL D. OWENS, ~
in right of his wife & as Guardian for Johr
and Joseph Msckey, minors. p.
~ JAS. TILLTTT, n right Of,
bis wife Elizabeth Tillitt
September 9TH 1919 10, Ssr3
Democratic banner., 1848-10-09
STATE OF MISSOURI .

STATE OF MIssOURI, i
County Of Pike. ,s. s.z s.u:l
T. Pike County Court, August Term, 1913. .
A MONG the records and proceedings had
IA on the eighth day Of said term Of the court,
is the following, viz:
set 10 ordeFed By the court that there.5be
levied for the Improvement Of roads, dur,
ing the present year, q tax equal to fifty
per centum on the State tax and that eve.
ry person against whom poll tax is assess
ed may be discharged Of the same, BY the
payment Of Fifty cents per day in money;
that every overseer Of roads be allowed one
dollar per day for his attention Wills nac-
|tual service as such overseer; that it be
the duty Of every overseer to buy q plough
and one or more scrapsrs, to be paid for
out of any money belonging to his road dis
trict, if in his judgment they be necessary
to notify each hand Of the implement to
be used by him at the time he gives such
hand notice to work any road and to work
all the roads in his district at least twice 9
year, viz /: once in the spring and once in
the fall That every overseer may pay for
l~service on roads in his district a sumnot tU
exceed seventy-6ve cents per day fora
lgood hand, seventy-fve cents for q yoke
lof cattle, one dollar for a pair of horses,
1.-TWO dollars for aiteam of four horses, three
dollars for a team of six horses or mules,
and fifty cents for a cart or wagon. Tha,
all persons will be liable for the payment Of
their road tax in money on . failure to work
the roads, when ones notified to do so, By
the proper overseer and that no hand be
allowed pay for a full days work unless he
meet as early as 8 o'clock in the morning
and work until discharged BY the overseel
lin the Gvsning;rand ordered that > cop!
of this order be published in the Banner
and the Seventy-Six for four weeks"
/, Samuel F. Murray, clerk of the cenh-
;ity court for said county, certify that th'
foregoing order is correctlyicopied from CHI
RECORD Of said court nov In my ofice.
"FS-.5 Witness my signature and oticia
ISeS..1tsehh hereto affixed, ssofice this 6tl
day Of September. 1885, ~. t,,dl
49, a nal S. F. MURRAY Clerk.
Sept. 18th, le4ss-Aw. Hia y led al
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A Valuable Farm for
.o~aas Sale. f.

l wish to sell at private sale, my farm
situated 6 miles west of Louisiana, and on
the rosdlsading thence to Paris, contain
ing 100 acres, Of which about 60 are under
good fencing and cultivation. There isl
good dwelling house on the place., q kitchen
and smoke-house, q well with good end new
er failing wster, in which Is . good pump
tobacco barn and stables
Apply soon, for l am determined to sell 9
bargain. i,ss H. MALLlNCKRODT.
Pike Co., Mo-, Sept. 18th lS4S. .fis.,
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VNHE undersigned, administrator Of the es-
tate of William McPike, deceased, will
sell the personal property Of said estzte 10
the highest bidder, at public auction, at the late
residence of the deceased, near Aashley, Mo,
'on the .. IT, -.
l7M day Of October me<t. d.
Sale to continue from day to day until all the
property is sold. The property to be sold COM
|prises some Of the finest stock III Missouri, ss
well as a general supply Of farming utensils in
the best order. Il consists, in part. a follows,
viz ga. ...a.. -t.y ~. 5F-nI b..
80 head Of horses, Gs-.4 ttst ~fEl
80 head of mules, y. eao
8 Jack colts of the Mammoth stock,
The celebrated Jack, MousrAIN LEApER;
| 8 head of Jinneys and colts Of the Nam
moth stock; a.
80 head of cattle,
$50 head Of sheep, - g.
100 head of hogs, ..-y
Tor 8 hundred bbls. Of old corn in the crib,
The growing crop Of 275 acres in the field,
$500 bushels Of clean oats,
300 bushels Of wheat, "a ,.,. .s.,.
5000 lbs. of bacon,
60 or 70 hay stacks, .
A good 4 horsepower wheat thEeashine
machine,
20 new diamond steel cary ploughs, ,
OK cart,
A number Of good beds and bedding,
All of the household and kitchen furniture,
As wellss q vast variety Of other a~rticlss toe
tedious to mention. 3
Terms Of Sale. o @
A credit Of IL months will be given on al
sums Of ten dollars and upwards, the purchases
giving bond with approved security. For all
sums under ten dollars the cash will be requir.
ed. 70 property to be moved until fhe term.
of sale are complied with. #
ABRAHAM McPIKE,
Administrator Of Vim. McPike, decd.
Sept. 4th, l848-6w. II 3'4'-
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o o WOOD! WOoD!ii

We would be pleased to receive a few loads
Of Wood from those Of our subscribers who
expect to pay their subscription price IN that
way. Let the loads be large SO they can stand
it to travel in soon.