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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05
For BOOnvillc, Glasgow and
Brunswick.
49,

INHE fine passenger packet SAN FRAN.
l. CISCO, NJ. KENNETH, master, will
run as regular packet to the above and all
intermediate ports. The San Francisco will
leave st. Louis every Monday evening at
o'clock; will arrive at Brunswick every Thurs.
day morning at o'clock, and will be at Glas-
gov, Arrow Rock. Boonvile and Rocheport
the same day; she will be at Providence, Nash.
vile, Marion, Claysville, Jefferson City
mouth Of Usage, Cote San Dessien, Smiths
landing, Portland, Loutre Island, South Point
and Mount Pleasant on Friday and will
reach st. Louis early Saturday morning.
AGENTS..
R. F. Sass, 81. Louis.
B S. Wilson,
Johnson g. Brown, BoonriRe.
R.V. Harvey.
j. D. Perry, Glasgow.
II. G. Brent g. Co., Brunswick.
Grove & Co., Cambridge.
June ii, 1919.
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The Home journal,

Edited By Geo. p. Morris and N. p. Willis.
Published Every Saturday.
Tho first number of a Ne,c Series of this
widely circulated and universally popular
Family Newspaper, will, for the accommoda-
ton of new subscribers, be issued on Saturday
the 9TH day of July next, with several new,
original and attractive features. The Home
Journal is wholly peculiar paper, Astounding
in every variety of Literature and News; and,
besides being one of the most elegantly printed
and interesting sheets extant, it is by far the
cheapest--the terms being only Two Dollars
year Gin advance) or Three copies for Five
Dollars. o. Now is the time to subscribe. 90
Address MORRIS e. WILLIS, Editors and
Proprietors, at the Office of Publication, No.
lO7 Fulton street, New York. 2w.
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STATE OF Missouri, In the Circuit Court,
County Of Howard. June Term, 1910.
BILL IN EQUITY.
John P. Finley, Plaintiff,
James Campbell; Margaret A. Campbell, Sa-
rah ]. CAMPBELL, Elizabeth H. Campbell,
David R, Campbell. Dabney F Campbell and
Virginia w. Campbel!-Detendants.
On filing the bill in this cause. and it ap-
pearing to the Court by the affidavit of the
Plaintiff, that the Defendants are non.resi-
dents of the State, and reside in the Territory
of Oregon, it is ordered that the defendants
be notified, that on the 9Th day of June, ls49
John P. Finley filed in this Court a Bill in
Equity against the above named persons, set
ting forth, in substance, that Dabney Finley,
about the year 1918, purchased, in the name
Of Benjamin II. Reeves, from the United
States, the northeast quarter OF section five
in township fifty, of range fifteen, in Howard
county, and afterwards took an assignment of
the certificate of purchase from Reeves; that
afterwards, about 1871, the complainant pur-
chased this land from the said Dabney, and
paid him therefor; and afterwards, the whole
purchase money being unpaid, relinquished
to the United States the west half of the said
quarter section, and paid the government
the balance of the purchase money, but omit
ted to take an assignment of the certificate
from the said Dabney, or conveyance of the
land; and that the Patent, afterwards, in the
year 1924, issued in the name of the said
Dabney; that said Dabney afterwards died in.
testa,e, leaving, among other children and
heirs, daughter, Margaret A. Campbell, wife
of James Campbell; that afterwards the said
Margaret A. Campbell died intestate, leaving
surviving her, her husband, James Campbell,
and all the other defendants, together with
Mary l.. Campbell (since deceased intestate
and without descendants) her only children,
and that all the other children of the said
Dabney, except the said Margaret A. Camp
bell. have relinqushed to the complainant
their right to the land; and praying that the
defendants be compelled to convey to the COM
planant all their title to the land derived
from the said Dabney, and for general relief
and requireing them to appear in this Court
on the first day Of the next term hereof, which
will be the first Monday in December, 1919
and answer the bill, or the same will be Ia
ken against you as confessed.
And il is further ordered that said notice
be published for eight weeks successfully il
some newspaper pr inted in this State, the las
insertion 10 be at least four weeks before thu
first day Of the next term of this Court.
Test, STEPHEN BYNUM, elk.
July 5, Is49.-ls-ws
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05
Piles! PiIcs!! Piles!!!

DR.. Upham's Vegetable Electuary. or Internal
REMEDY FOR THE PILES, Iriun,-
phanG
$4,000 cases Cured in The past year.
O-Tbis Medicine is warranted to cure all
cases of piles. either bleeding or blind, inter-
nal or external, and all inflamatory diseases
found in conjunction with the PiIes-such as
Chronic DySentary, Weakness and Infamnna-
tiOn Of the Spine,
falling of the bowels, womb, &C., that fe-
males particularly are subject to, under pecu-
liar circumstances; for which many certificates
could be given Of speedy and effectual cures
but delicacy forblds their publication.
Serere aud Habitual Costiueness,
Flow Of blood to the head, Dyspepsia, Ulcera-
tons, Fistulas, Inflammation of the Stomach,
find speedy cure in DR.. UPHAM's ELEcTUARY.
1t Is an internal remedy, and cures by its
action on the bowels and blood, the relaxed
state, which is the cause of the above named
diseases.
Universal Commentator.
From every city, town and village, where
DR.. Upham's Vegetable Pile Elect uary has
beenntro- duced. the most gratifying intelligen
ce ofits effeclsheve been received by the Propri-
etor. In hundreds of instances it has trium-
phed over cases which were deemed inc1rable
Letter of Capt. w. w. Mclean, late of the
u. S. Service, and member of the N, J.
Legislature.
RAILWAY, June 16, lS47.
~ have boen afflicted for years with the
Piles, and have tried without any thing like
permanent benefit, almost ,exerything assn
ming the name ofa remedy. | had, as mat
ter Of course, lost all confidence in medicine
Under this feeling was induced--not with.
out reluctance, | conless--to use .Upham's
Eectuary;' and having used it flor about three
weeks, according to the directions laid down,
find to my utter surprise, as well as satisfac'
ton, that every symptom of the disease has
left me- think it duealike to DR.. Upham ant
| myself to make this statement.
G. W. MCLEAN"
| Addressed to the agents in Columbia Ga.
| Notice.-The genuine Eectuary has The
written signature thus, (0E5-A. Upham, Nj
D. The hand is also done with pen.
| Price 81 per box.
For sale by DR.. E. EASTERLY, south-eas
corner of Third and Chestnut streets, st. Lou
lis, Mo. Sole agent for the west. [Sept. 2, '4S
6TFor sale by DR.. W. R. SNELSON
Druggist, agent for Fayette; DlGGES q
HORSELEY, Glasgow; and KNOX & BEE
MAN, Rocheport.
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JAMES, EYE WASH.

lie is Of age, ask Kim ; he shat SPEAK for him
Sey
Sir:-tt affords me pleasure to have an cp-
portunity to state to the public at large the
great and decided benefit | have receive
from the use Of james Eye Wash. Ny eyes
were in dreadful condition, and had used
all the AID | could get, and they were Ger
tainly getting worse, and ! becoming hopele
Of relief, when you kindly prescribed the i'm
mediate free use of James Eye Wash, which
now state, for the benefit Of the public, has
entirely relieved them, and given me again
sound, good eyes; and nov do hereby recon-
mend its immediate use 10 all who are affiict-
ed with intiamed or weak eyes, as l believe
it 10 be the most powerful agent in destroying
inflammation, at present known to the world.
Respectfully. w. NJ. BACON.
During business hours ca IN be found on Ches-
nut street, three doors east of the Post Office
To c. Pearson James w. NJ. B.
St. Louis, Feb &c, 1919.
For Sale by DIGGES & HORSLEY, only
agents for Glasgow.
April 3, lSI9.-jtf
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WASHINGTON City, June 90, ls49

WASHINGTON City, June 90, ls49
Dear Green:
Travelling has its pleasures, and to
balance them its cares, ito fatigues, and
its difficulties. One who travels by
steamboat and railroad for a short
time, feels, when arrived at the end of
his Journey as if there had been at least
twice or thrice that amount Of time
consumed in performing it. This may
be accounted for by the vast number
of scenes which crowd the mind con-
tinually, for, however much the imagi-
nation may be given TO wandering
abroad, still the effect is much differ
emf when the eye becomes pressed with
the scenes which only filled the imagi-
nation for a moment. The constant
and unremitting attention required of
the mind, and the abundant exercise of
its faculties, weary it, and while mo-
ments are heightened into hours, weeks
travel seems the journey Of month.
On yesterday we visited Mount
Vernon. The day was glorious, a
bright sun and clear sky with the blue
waters around flashing and sparkling in
the sunbeams like an ocean of diamonds
The view of that simple dwelling OF
Washington, fills the heart with the
deepest emotions. No splendid ca,he.
dral, temple, pomp Of worship, no mon
ument of art could impress the sPecta
TOR with such sensations. No steam.
boat ever passes withou. tollng its bell
no traveller, foreigner or native with
out some recognition Of the HOME Of
Washington. What glory it is to di'
thus! Who would no. be content to re
main always in the grave, while hi
memory was thus shining day by day
brighter and brighter
A gloom has been cast over this cit!
by the death of the Ex.President. Blu
yesterday it was all gayeiy ana lie
now its public buildings clothed ir
mourning, closed doors, and flags a
half.mas, show that nation mourns tn
loss of a distinguished citizen.
The President and Cabinet are har
at work: indeed they seem to have yer
little idle time. Gen. Taylor is Gel
,ainly a remarkable man. Like Wasf
ington he inspires every one who 81
proaches him with the most Profoun
respect. The aPPellation of "Roug
and Ready" is not proPerally applies
BILE TO him in his personal appearance;
more polite manner than his would
superhuous. lie has all of,hat grace an
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05
JAMES EYE WASH.

Was not this your daughter that uas almost
blind!
Dear Sir viii state, for The benefit of
the public, that my daughter, about three years
Old, was most distressingly efilcted with Sc
we're inflammation of the ewes and face; so much
50, that she seemed to be suffering greatly
and was very fretful; nor could she beur tho
east light heard of your eye wash, and
which you strongly recommended for her re-
lief. | hereby state that your eye wash sub
dueG all inflammation about the face, and re.
stored her eyes to their wonted sight, the in-
iamation having entirely disappeared
Respectfully,
BENJAMIN FOWLEE, St. Charles ct.
near the corner of Seventh, ST. Louis
To c. Pearson James,
St. Louis, February 29, 1919:
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S A M U { [ BAR D ,
Dental Surgeon,
GLASGOW, MO.

Rooms Crensha,o's Hotel.
III AVlNG established myself in Glasgow
H. as Dental Surgeon, take the liberty
OF announcing to the Public, that am pre-.
pared July to execute all operations in my
profession. As some testimonial of my ca pa
city, respectfully refer those who may be
disposed to put me to the test to the subioiEed
certificates. l will visit the towns of Revtes.
rue, Huntsville, Brunswick and Fayette, req.
ularly. SAMUEL RARne
Glasgow, June ii, 1919.
m. -, SAINT LOUIS, Dec. 80, lS4S.
Inns VIII certify that DR.. Samuel Bard has
pursued the study of Dentistry under nv spe.
cal instructions, and | take pleasure in saw
ing that he while with me proved a n indefat.
igaoie STUDENT and have every confidence in
ms ability to perform al operations he NAV
undertake, with credit to himself and benefit 10
his patients. EDWARD HALE
Dental Surgeon, St. Louis, Mo.
lake great pleasure in bearing Testimony
10 the above recommendation.
ISAIAH FORBES,
Dental Surgeon, St. Louis, Mo.
take pleasure in recommending DR.. Bard
10 me public as one well qualified for the bust.
ness he has undertt ken. p. VAUGHAN
glasgow, June II, lS49.
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o. Notice to the PuJlic.-Persons wanting
genuine popular Family Medicines, are advis.
ed to go to DR.. Easterly's Family Medicine
Store, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St
Louis, No, where they can find almost every
Popular Family Medicine that is manufac.
tured in the United States, wholesale and re.
tail, at the cheapest rates; or call on his agent
DR.. WIN. K. Snelson, at Fayette, or Digges
g. Horseley, Glasgow, who keep them for
sale.
Read his advertisements in another column.
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BEST BARGAIN mt.

OFFER FOR SALE TWO HOUSES
l. and LOTS in Glasgow, on very reasona.
Die terms. The property is near the business
part OF the city, and each one has a never fail.
ing well of good water in the yard Call and
examine IT you want a bargain. Also, fine
lot OF SADDLES, at a small advance on
Cost and first rate TWO HORSE WAC.
very cheap
Jan. IL, lS49 --1glf
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COOKINGSSTOvES,
Prospectus Of the Republic.

We undersigned, will, on the 18th day
OF June next, begin the publication, in
the City Of Washington, of daily Wing ad-
minlstration paper to be called the "Repuh-
Ilc,' the editorial supervision and management
OF which will be committed 10 the exclusive
care OF Alexander Z. Built and John o. Sar-
gent.
The Republic will give 10 the PRINCIPLES
upon which the administration of Gen. Tay-
Tor came into power a cordial, Jealous, and
constant support. II will be faithful record
OF the times; it will discuss public measures
IN an impartial and Independent spirit; il will
be vehicle of the latest and most authentic
information; it will be, in word, political
newspaper, devoted TO the liberalizinp and
progressive doctrines which prevailed in the
tate Presidential canvass; TO the interests of
labor, as developed in the wants of agricul-
ture, commerce, and manufactures, and to
the cause OF literature, science and general
Intelligence.
The Republic will acknowledge no nllegi-
ance except TO the country. il will aim TO
merit the confidence and support ofthe Amer
Ican people. 1t will be the organ of no Pc
son, or party, or fraction of party, in that
compulsory sense which would hinder it from
speaking boldly and candIdly to the people
bout whatever it concerns them to know.
The Republic will be printed on double
| royal sheet, in new, large, clear, readable
| type.
Besides the Daily paper there will be pub
ished Tr-weekly aLd Weekly Republic,
made up OF the most interesting and impor.
tant matter of the Daily issue.
| TERMS.
| For the Daily Republic, $40
| For the Tri-weekly, d
| For the Weekly, 2
All subscriptions payable in advance.
All communications upon business must bs
addressed to- GIDEON g. co.
Washington City, April IA, 1919.
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o. We are authorized to announce STE.
PHBN BYNUM, Esq, a candidate for the Office
OF Circuit Clerk Of Howard County, to fill the
vacancy occasioned BY the resignation of Sar-
shel Bynum, Esq.
GIVE are authorized to announce AN
DREW COOPER a candidate for Circuit
Clerk, TO fill the vacancy Occasioned by the re-
sgEation of Sarshel Bynum
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M. GREENABAUM
Grccnabauln e.
Fresh Spring Gands
A. GREEN ABAUM, }
Enuette [


Fresh Spring Goods,
TO which tbs attention of purchasers is res
pectfully solicited.
It being their intention to do a regular and
permanent business, customers NAV relv nm
finding the best goods the eastesn markets af-
lords, at as low prices as any other house can
afford to sell them; their facilities, acou,int.
ance in the east, and experience, warrant
them IN making the assertion, and they bind
themselves to prove it to their customers.
lhelr STOCK consists in part of the follow
ing articles
Superior Cloths, blue black and fancy CO.
lors.
Sup. fine Doe Skin and other Cassimcres.
Cassinets of all descriptions.
Tweeds, various styles.
Fine Black Summer Cloths.
Silk CUdringtons.
Sup. hne White Linen Drillings, and plain
and fancy goods of every description in wool,
linen and cotton, for gentlemens wear
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Fine French Almaudues,
+. bh. Drab de Dieu,
=" Ginghams, different prices, CO,
lors and qualities.
Bingham Lawns,
Silk Tissues, new style,
AlPaccas, fancy and blk, silk warp,
Silks, plain and fancy, fine article,
Observation-Disclosures Chameleon and Muur.
ming
Fouard Silk
Muslins--Swiss and Null
SATAN Stripe, and other beautiful STYLES OF
Ladies Dress Goods
Prints-A superior article, new STYLES
Shawls--Silk, Bareze, Chachmere and fancy
Bonnetts and Trimmings, latest STYLES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
VI every description, for gents and bows
Of good material and workmanship,
Ladies cold lasting busks
blk Kid Ties
L" bronzed Z"
Clasp Welts, new article
Childrens Morocco Lace Boots
HATS AND CAPS.
No. Moleskin, Beaver, imitation Beave
Brush, Extra Gold Hunter, blk. California
Rip Van Wrinkle, Panama, Manila, Leghorn
aud Palm Leaf Hats.
Mems Cloth, Lamartine, Ringoid, Paris
Glazed and Silk Capsi Youths Fancy Clotl
and Glazed do.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Coats-Dress, FrOck and SACK, of every va
rieiy and description of goods
J. ioutS-SiOtL, SdSSltDeTe, 1Weeu, Jeans
Corduroy, Linen and Cotton
vests--Bl'k and Fancy Satin, and variety
of Fancy Summer
Shirts--Various descriptions and STYLES.
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Domestics, Beached and Brown, Sheetings
Iickings, Brown and White Drillings, Checks
Osnaburgs, &c. &c.
! GROCERIES,.
Sugar, Coffee. Tea, Salt, Nader, Indigo
Alum, Pepper, Spices, &c. &c.
Our stock, in short. embraces every articl
usually found or called for, in retail store
and has boon laid in with care and attention
especially for this market.
Ne desire call from our friends and tn
public generally, as it will at oil times affor
us pleasure to exhibit our goods, whethe
sales are effected or not
Glasgow, }. c, Davis old stand: Fuyette
west side the public sduare.
i GREENABAUM d. BROTHER.
April II, 1919.
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Il. A. SAVAGE.

III AS just received and opened large and
Il l. slendid stock Of
spring and Summer Goods.
which were purchased in the east on the mos,
favorable terms. Among them will be found
in great variety, Ladies New STYLE Dress
Goods, viz:
New style fancy Silks
Paris plaid and figured Bareges
Chameleon silk Tissue
Fancy new Style silk and linen Tissue
Fancy and white dotted Lawns
Embroidered Balzarines
Paris figured and plaid Lawns
Linen cambria Handkerchiefs
Collars, Laces, Ribbons
Silk and cotton Hose; Gloves
Wells, Shawls, Belts, Slides,
Combs, Bead Bags, Parasols,
French work, Florence braid, and Rice Co.
burg Bonnetts
FOR GENTLEMEN.
super blue, black, brown and green Cloths
:, uoous IN great variety for Summer Goa Is
Pants and Vests
Black and fancy silk Cravats
Half hose, Gloves, &c. &c
ALSO
very large stock of Staple Goods. Boots
and Shoes, Summer, Molkskin and Brush
bats. Brown and Bleached Shcetings and
Shirtings, Nails, Castings, Groceries, Tubs
Buckets Hames, Forks, Cotton Yarn, Sleeves,
Sickles, &c.
ne WIZ in few days receive via New
Ofieans' very largs stock of Hardware and
Ilueensware, among which will be found al.
most every article found in stores in the wes,
Also-Books, Paper, Ink, &c &c
full supply of School Books-Latin md
Greek School Books 'o
The subscriber invites his friends and the
public to cal and examins his goods and pri.
ces, as he will sell on the most favorable terms
Tor cash, or on time to punctual customers
tie will barter for Linen, Feathers. Jeans.
Linsey, Beeswax, Bacon, Lard, and indeed al.
most every article Of country produce.
F. A.SAVAGE.
Glasgow, April 26, 1S49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05

A Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald writes, that Sena.
tor Foole, the man whose diarrhga OF
words is so notorious in the Senate, is
prefacing a reply to Col, Benton's JEFF.
ferson City speech.
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Beef Cattle for sale.

EzSuw, TNHE undersigned has supe-
SVXTM Il rior lot of three and four
W year old Beef Cattle--al steers
2ssSSsSsss1 which | will sell on very
reasonable terms. They are in fine order,
and well grown. The lot consists of e5 head.
Address the undersigned at Linneus, or give
him call, miles north east of that place.l
w. B. MORROW.
July 5, ls49.--lS--2w
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8. o. 1.-THE next session Of the
Grand Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance is to be held at Independence,
on the third Wednesday in July.
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Dir. SHERMAN, President ofthe Co.
lumbia College, Tennessee. was killed
on the morning of the 29lh ult.. by the
running away of horses attached to q
stage crossing the Cumberland bridge
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Wheat. Wheat! Wheat.

The subscriber has made an arrangement
by which, he is prepared to pay the highest
Cash price for all good wheat, delivered a
Glasgow within a limited time.
JAMES w. HARRIS.
Glasgow, July 5, 1919,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05

James Hamilton, Professor of Math
ematics in the University Of Nashville
died in that city few days ago.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-05

Hon w. p Hall is out in long ad-
dress, on the subject of slavery. He
goes with A,chison.
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Fresh Arrivals.

lust received by Stermbout Aigomd. fifty
~ kegs II. L. Blows pure White Lead,
three barrels Linseed Oil, forty pounds Paris
Green, in oil. with MANY other articles for
sale cheap at the corner of Dggcs q. Horsely
May 81, 1919
o. u. COLLIER ROBBINS, Maautactu-
rer Of Gold Pens, will resume his business on
Market street, first door above Sixth street
where customers will find the watches, Jew
elry, and gold pens, left to bcrepaired.
Country papers advertising for me will
please notice the change.
st. Louis, May 81, lS49.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESl
DENT.

Justin Bu,,erfeld, Of Illinois. 10 be Com
missioner OF the General Land Office. from
aud after the 10Th instant, vice Richard M
Young. resigned.
Thomas J. Deblois, OF Portland. to be
Attorney OF the United States for the Dis
trict Of Maine, vice George F. Shepley, re
moved.
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UFThe Cholera is prevailing with
very considerable mortality at Collins
vile, Ill.,, village which is usually one
among the most healthy in the country.
The number of deaths average five per
day. ....
II is also increasing at Belleville'
where large number of cases are re-
ported as daily occurring.
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WAC COlnnltteu 10 tne JAIL OF
AA Stoddard county, Missouri, on the
a&~ 9TH day of June, lS49, a negro
TN man who calls himself REU BEN,
NJ and says he belongs to David Parks
aA--s of South Memphis, Tennessee.
The said negro is of black COM
plexion-five feet four and half inches high
and weighs one hundred and forty pounds
his toes are very short-there are no perciv-
able marks or scars about his body. He had
on when committed, Kersey pants and jacket,
dark cloth cap, and mariners striped shirt
The said negro says he originally belonged to
John Smith, formerly of Washington county,
in this State, and was taken south by a trader
named Burdsong, and sold to Mr.. Parks of
Memphis. The owner of said slave will come
forward, prove him to be his pfoper,y accor
ding to law, pay all charges incurred on &C.
count of said slave, within three months from
this date, or else he will be sold to the high
est bidder at the court house door in the town
of Bloomfield, in said county of Stoddard, for
cash, on the 18th September next, according to
statutes in such cases made and provided.
PITTMAN MILLER, Sheriff Stoddard co.
Bloomfield, Mo. June 9th, lS4S.-l7tds,
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kanaWa Salt,

THE Undersigned, as Agent of the Kanawa
Salt Company, is prepared to sell the article
as low as it can be had on the Missouri river,
and will keep supply during the season.
]. w. HARRIS.
Glasgow, July 5, lS49.-m3