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Notice the establlsh mont II the Land Once fr IN.
Charlton DastxAcs, In the State OF Missouri.
pursuance of the first section Of the act of Congress.
entitled An to establish an additional land office
hereby declare and make known, that the laad Office
created by said is established at tho Town Of Milan,
in county of sullivan of said State tho site this day
designated by the President OF tho UaItsd States -
Given under my hand At the city Of Washington this
sand eight hundred and forty nine.
BY order Of the President,
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofkce
Mar 8-1awl3w
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ICHARD NJ. foUNu,
Commissioners of the General Land Office.
Notice TO Presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right of presumption to any
the lands within the sections aud parts OF sections above
is required establish the to the salts
ction register and receiver of the proper land Office
and make payment therefor practicable after
seeing This notice, aud before the day appointed for the
OF the public sale OF the lands emb acng
the claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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Q1 S0 REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber near
dD IcO Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9th inst,
BOY named Aaron he is very black, ~ years OF age,
about feet or inches high has down look when sIo
ken TO- very thick lips and heavy He had on when
he left domestic kerscy frock coat faded black color
broad brm white hat and other clothing with him.
collected The above reward OF $50 will be given should
he be apprehcnded out OF the State and 8l il taken in the
state SO that may get him again. All reasonable charges
will be paid if delivered to at Luray.
Aaron left in company with sprYhty yellow boy red
complexion, red hair, and spotted face; tall
Aaron but heavier made Both of the above boys good
coopers. WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-H Paoc county. Vjrgjna
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I KNOX WALKER wtll practice law IN the su-
- preme Court of the United States and the
Washington, ID. q
M lV-u
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lust RECEIVED direct from the Island OF ST Thomas
u per brig Annalosn, Capt Dorry, lot of the finest
genuine green turtle brought this market which
will be served up daily in SOUP and all the various modes
of cookery, and in the best possible Style Also from Nor
ok fresh oysters, spced oysters sheepshead msckere
hoghsh &c, &C. all OF which will be served mp at the
shortest notice.
o. Families served usual.
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Lives insured, 10l
MORRIS ROBINSON. President.
SAML. HANNAY Secretary.
Charles DE Seding No IL, Todd's Buildings Pennsyl-
vana avenue, agent; w. Johnston M. D., opposite city
Post Office, 7th street, physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company he obtained application the
agents office.
May st
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NCHoOL DOOKs.-A general assortment of School
Books will be found for sale, reasonable prices as
elsewhere in the District, at
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av. between llth 81 18th streets
Feb l5-u
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NJOrICE.-Barsrd Tor BemaId) Peck, late private in
IN Lieut. Gorga's company regiment United States how
uer battery, will hear Of something his advantage upon
calling upon JESSE r. DOW,
April No. 3, Union Buildings,
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Proposals for STATIONERY.

OFFICE SECRETARY SENATE,
May %, 1919.
IN pursuance of the ac legazins and making appropI
atoms for such necessary objects DIS have beet usiay
included in the general appropriation bills without author
y of law and fix and provide for certain Incidental
penses of the departments and offices OF the government
for other purposes approved the 10Th OF August 1872
sealed proposals will be received at this Office until ~
o'clock Monday, the I'd of July next for furnishing
the follow ing articles OF stationery for the OF the Senate
,aa article TO be the best quality, and to be approved
by the Secretary, viz;
600 sheets of parchment, 10 by "a inches, prepared
both sides
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A PRIL Report OF the Mutual Life Insurance Conn
"A pany, of New York, Office No. 35 Wall street.
This institution, during the month of April, issued
hundred and one policies, viz
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The printing of all kinds. including paper which may be
required to be executed for the OF the Department
the Interior Of the Offices thereof whether the
be circulars instructions warrants, forms, returns blanks
solid matter not loaded rule work, rule and figure
work. faint ruling lining and red ruling ining by
whatever name title, description the shall be
known to usually designated by the office requiring H.,
and including also folding, stitching, pasng &c, the
following descriptions OF paper, wit
Democratic banner., 1849-08-20

to the County Court, that they were proper
subjects of the charity of the State, were
allowed the sum of $50 for two years, to be
applied to their education. The act of the
last Legislature'so amends this law as to in.
clude persons between 10 and 80 gears of
sge, and sppropriates $50 each year for
three years-in all $24O instead Of $3.50,
as under the law of ls47.
DISPOSITIONS.
The courts are clothed with the power
to shorten the notice required to be given
by the law of 1916, where dispositions are
to be taken in foreign countries. The Judge
of any court, tn Uacatson, may also by this
act now award commissions to take deposit
.tions, and supsrintend the drawing of in
|~terrogatories asis now done in term time.
DIVORCE AND ALEMoNY.
Our lawmakers seem to think that there
is not sufficient faculty in obtaining divorces
in Missouri, and have accordingly made
the path still more plain and free from diff
Guilty. His is a rare knot that can't be un.
tied with the aid of the Courts and the Leg.
stature to boot. The last Legislature pass.
ed about sixty acts Of divorce, all of which,
according TO the decision of our highest
Court. are invalid and unconstitutional; and
in addition we have a law for the courts.
vesting them with greater jurisdiction. In
stead Of "indignities to the person." any in
dignities by the husband or wife, to the 9TH
er, which shall render his or her condition
an intolersble one, is now sufficient cause
for divorce; and instead Of a "wiEial deser.
ton and absencefo for the space Of two years.
without a reasonable cause, a simple Sab
sence for two years without reasonable
cause" will suffice. If the wife has been
guilty Of unchastity, with unfortunate con.
sequences, previous to the marriage, or il
the husband he's been convicted Of an in.
famous crime OF felony in foreign country,
previous to the marriage here, the injured
party may now obtain o divorce.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-20

but could give no explanation ofthe deficit. It
seems that he had been entrusted, during the
counting of the money by the Directors, with
the bringing Of the boxes from the vault to the
Cashiers room, and Of returning them to the
vault, and in some cases with counting and af-
fixing the seeds, and one or b~otbtheboxss which
were first discovered to be deficient, bad his
private mark on them. It seems that there are
two sets of keys to the vault-one kept by the
Cashier, and the other by the Paying Teller,
but the Cashier has but little, if any occasion,
TO visit the FAULT.
The President and Directors, Upon making
this discovery, closed the Bank and took pos
session of all the keys, books and papers. Up
On the affidavit Of Judge Shurlds, the Cashier,
a warrant was issued BY justice Butler and Mr..
.Childs was tsksn into custody. Yesterday eve
ming, Mr.. Childs gave bail 10 the sum Of $780,.
O0O-Messrs. Wilgus & Alexander his securi.
~ties--to appear for further examination on
Wednesday next.
It would be improper, at this stage Of the at.
fair, to allude to the circumstances which give d.
Iection or color to the present. suspicious. Tn
Directory entertain the belief that the deficit is oil
old standing, probably running through q period
FROM nearly the commencement of the Bank, and
that, TO cover up these deficits, the same foreign
gold was counted over severaltimes. This is the
only solution that can now be gwen, but we mus
wait for further developments. A severe blow ha.
been given to the Bank, but it is not such an one
as will affect its solvsncy or credit. It has sill
abundant means to meet its liabilities.-M0- Re
publican OF the 18th.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-20
RICHARD WOMACK.

To no man living is the democratic party
Of Lincoln county more indebted for its past
success and its present increased majority,
than to their faithful Representative, Rich.
ard Womack, Esq. As a politician he is
open candid, bold, fearless and indepsnd-
ent. A democrat BY. nature, devotedly at
tached to the principles Of the states.right
Republican party, he is neither afraid nor
ashamed to enscribe those principles upon
ais banner, and to hang that banner upon
the outer wall. No matter BY whom those
principles are attacked, nor how fierce the
battle waged, he 10 ever ready to dsfsnd.-
as the contest grows ~fercer, and the enc
@lss Of dsnocracy increase, 80 are bis Of
torss tssdoablsd--and if by untoward cir
eunstmce, the flag Of the democratic party
mould be made to trail In che dust, his il
the inst arm stretched forth to. raise il, and
% Ming Tito the bresss. In the present
cssneglAAO preserve the principlesio of the
usAoslatic party unsullisa, his efforts are
anfsnistsag and his lsbors uncsasine.-
Wherever work is To- Be done, there he Is "a
Democratic banner., 1849-08-20
Immense D~efalcati0n I'm the Bank Of
Missouri.

A portion Of the community were, yesterday
evening, thrown into great excitement by the
discovery Of an astounding abstraction of the
funds Of the Bank of the State Of Missouri
The disclosures were made in tie following
manner, as we learn from officers of the Bank
Some year or SO ago, a resolution was passed
by The Directors, to count all the funds of the
Bank, and such % was not needed for immsdi.
ate use, was pu: in bags, sealed and marked
with the amount, and the names Of The Direc.
tors who counted it. Tue bags were then plac.
ed in boxes. which were also sealed and mark
ed with the amount and names of the Directors.
The counting commenced in February, and ter.
minated somewhere in March. Among the
funds Of the Bank, was a large amount Of for
eign gold; chiefly thaler', sovereigns and ten
Iguilder pieces, which was counted and laid a.
way with the view to have it rscoined.
On Friday, last, it became necessary for the
Paying Teller. owing to some temporary AL
ssDcs of the necessary keys. to resort to the
gold, to pay a large draft hslG BY Mss'rs. Page
& Bacon. A box, purpOrting to contain two
bags, each containing one thousand ten thalsr
pieces, and another box purporting to contain
four bags of one thousand soversigns each.
were turned over in payment. On opening the
boxes, one Of the bags Of ten thalers wa, mis-
sing, aud also one Of the bags of sovereigns, g.
mounting in oil to $l2,65o. This led to furth-
er examination yesterday. hy ,hs President and
Directors; and in examining the boxes Of for
sign gold. from one to thirty.three, it waa dis
covered that there was 9 deficiency Of one hun
drsd and tucuty thousand and aeues hundred dol
lars. Ii was also discovered that some Of the
boxes had been opened since the date Of the
counting, and rssealed. The wax was differ.
ent, and the impression very clumsy, and ap-
parently hastily done. As yet, no count has
been made Of the American gold, or Of the sill
yer in the Bank, but It is believed that the puf-
pose Of the perpstrator was best subssrvsd BY
taking ths foreign ~gold-that being q description
Of coin which was but seldom Touched for any
Ia,
Suspicion immediately rested upon Nathaniel
Childs, Jr., Who, until 9 few weeks iinee held
the position Of Paying Teller which Re thsn
resigned. This position be had held for many
years. He was sent for, and wsntto the Bank
Democratic banner., 1849-08-20
"GNirED VS. SrAND-DIv1DED We FAII.'
Vol. 81 LOUISIANA, PIKE COUNTY, MISSOURI, MONDAY, AUGUST 90 1&s,

be found. He does not wait for others to
defend him and his principles, but boldly and
fesrlessly. defends his principles and his
party. How nobly does such conduct con-
trast with that of the trucking trimming
politician who is now afraid to speak above
his breath. His moral character too, is a.
bove suspicion. Well may Lincoln be proud
Of him.
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