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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-27
THE I1INE ES
From the Independence Commonwealth Extra,
of the l7th.
STARTLING NEWS FROM THE
PLAINS!

STARTLING NEWS FROM The
PLAINS!
More Indian Mmdersll-Ten Ameri-
cans hilleddy the Jcarila Appaches!
We gather the following painful news
from Mr.. w. o. Ardinger. who, in com.
pany with Mr.. r. II. Smith, arrived in
this city yesterday, (Sunday) direct
from Santa Fe. This is one of the
boldest murders yet committed by the
Indians; and will at once show the in.
efficiency of the Military at Santa Fe
and Los Vegos.
Near the "Wagon Mounds" On the
18th ult., only ls miles from the Mexi'
can settlements, and but 100 miles from
the city of Santa Fe, Mr.. Ardinger and
his companions found the bodies Of ten
men, who had been murdered by the
Apachcs, and nine of these bodies were
recognized. The following is list of
the the victims Of this horrid, wholesale
murder: T. w. Flournoy, Moses Gold.
stein, Benjamin Shaw, John Duty, Jno.
Freeman, John Williams, Frank Hen
erickson, James Clay, Brenton, and one
man, name unknown. The entire party
killed.
Five of these men belonged TO this
city, to wit: Flournoy, Godstein, Shaw,
Duty, and Hendrickson. Mr.. Freeman
we believe lived in Platte county.
The bodies had the appearance OF
having lain where they were found
some eight or ten days. A wagon was
fonnd standing in the road, and two OF
the victims were in it. These men had
all been shot-some with bullets, some
with arrows, and some with both. Al
their money and valuables were carried
of, of course.
The mail from the States to Santa
Fe was in the custody of three of the
party, Messrs. Hendricksop, Clay and
Brenton; and although the bag had
been rifed, and many of the letters
opened, it is thought that it was mostly
recovered and secured. This intell
gence has cas-, deep gloom over oul
citizens, and called forth much denun
citation of the dilatory part that Con
gress has been acting in regard 10 th'
safety and protection of the people o
New Mexico, and of persons travellin!
between the States and that Territory
The only additional items Of intelli
gence brought by these gentlemen, a
all important, is, that Major Neighbors
the Texan Commissioner, having entire
y failed in his mission. had returned t.
Texas-lhe people of New Mexic'
having refused to acknowledge his au
thorily, or the authority Of Texas
They had had a convention at SAINT,
Fe, and instructed their Represenia'iv
a, Washington, Hugh N. Smith, Esq
as to what they wanted Congress TO d
: for them. Mr.. Ardinger bears thes
4 instructions, but we have not learne
5 their nature.
Hickman & Adams train of wagor
will arrive in few days; also Mr.. Ha
ley's.
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T Messrs. G. N. Douglas, f. n
Auerbury. and Mr.. Dofflemyer, arrived
here last Saturday, direct from Callfor-
MIA, all in good health. with pockets full
of gold. They left California on the
Is, of May, a, which time the Howard
boys were generally well.
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S o r r o w

Life has DARK secrets! and the hearts are few
That treasure not some sorrow from the world,
A sorrow silent, gloomy and unknown,
Yet coloring the future from the past.
We see the eye subdued, the practised smile,
The word vel weighed before it pass the lip,
And know not the misery within;
Yet there 1t works necessarily, and fears
The time is como; for time is terrible,
Ayenging, and eetrayiny.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING
One square, az lines or less) One Dollar
for the rst, and 50 cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
OF every description, executed with neatness
and despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand
and for sale low.
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Charles Es. Fallenstcin, =,
GLASGOW, MO

GLASGOW, MO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
BONNETS AND INDIA RUBBER
GOODS, HARDWARE, CARPETS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, dc.
26 Front Street. Glasgow, Mo.
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e., IA. EsssrcslIaartt.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, HuntsriAe, Mo
"A Will practice law in the counties OF
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe.
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
to him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCampbel II q
yCoutes' store. oct24-34.
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Gen. N. w. Watkins and p. NJ. Hor-
rell, are The Wing candidates for the
Legislature in Cape Girardcau county.
They are the right kind of men, and
ought TO be elected.
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ROBT. T, PRaWITT, JNo. w.
EsrcWitt & Henry.
JNO. W. HENRY

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fayette, Mo ,
IA will attend to all business entrusted to
them in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid to collecting.
EFOtiice in Crigler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
Nov. ID, lS49--y.
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Byron is said 10 have remarked
that "lhe greatest trial to a woman's
beauty, Is the ungracefpl ACT of ealing
eggs Some Yankee has remarked
that the poet could never have seen a
pretty lady hanging on by the teeth to
blazing hot corn cob!
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EpIroR TURNED PRfACuER.-Mr.
w. Huiter, former editor of the Ian.
caster lnlelligencer, was licensed 10
preach the gospel, by the German Lu-
therian Synod of Pennsylvania. al It's
recent session a; Ptoisvile.
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A mulallo named Bob, emancipatet.
by Hon. James Harlan, of Kentucky
has made $4,000 in California, in
three months, keeping a tavern.
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DR.. T. II. GRAVES,
" W. p,uGEs DR.. T. II. GRAVES.
II. w. Digges ~ Co.
WHOLESALER & RETAIL DRUGGISTS
(Corner Market and lst street,)
GLASGOW, MO.
B. H. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,

TRENTON, GRUMPY Co. Mo.
VEIILL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted 10 his care, in the Courts OF
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. nol3.
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Nm W. LUKE. JOHN JENNING:
Luke & Jennings.

PROD UCE B KERS,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Commercial Street, St. Louis, Mo.
Between Vine street and Washington Avenue
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Roe Il KERcnEvAL, st. Louis,
ID, Z. WALSH,
CHourEAu g. VALE.
HAHENKAnP d Co.
w. HARRIS g. Co., Glasgow.
PERRY g. BARTHoLow.
ST.. Louis, January IT, lS5O.-ly'T
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The woman who regularly reads the
newspapers, will be much the more
suitable companion for well inform.
ed husband, and exert more influence
in the family than she otherwise
would,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-27

A Coon PuN-Among his other
high sounding titles, the King of Ava
has lha, of Lord of Twenty -four Um,
brellas, This looks as if he had pre-.
pared himself for long reign!
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Volume 4.
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, Rert
door to the Glasgow House.

TERMsoF PUBLICATION.
Fer one year, if paid in advance, 81 90
If not paid before the end Of the year, 3 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-06
GILBERT q CO.
n I-nvfFn mn \fIi1 DR LLININ

" y
No. ~ Ns.s.u~ STREET, N.g Orleans.
IrEEP constantly on hand, and for sale on
N accommodating terms, ,he largest and best
assortment of Jurs botanical remedies kept by
any establishment, In the Southern states. Their
erud. articles, pu, up and prepared IN Ne"
Hampshire Massachusetts, New York. Mary
land. and Ohio, arc Of the best kinds, and are
rarranted fr,sh and genuine. Their compounds
prepared in strie, accordance with The directions
IL Thompson, Beach, Howard, Curtis, Madison,
WORTHY. and other eminent Botanic praetiion-
crs and authors, ar. put up in style OF great
nea,res-, Of the freshest materials, and VIII
compare iaynrakly with those Of any other So
adjustment in the niicd Stairs. II being their
purpose TO keep always on band the best ana
largest assortment Of BoiOaio Nsdieures en-
hracing al all times the latest improvements ~
their modes of preparation, Practitioners and
Planters who employ these Justly popular and
highly eiheac.ou- remedies, would do vel! TO
order from them, being assured that no Drug
gi-is IN New Orlean. can, or will. proiler supe-
nor Inducements, either ~ to the quality or
price.
The various works Of the above authors, al
ways on band ard for sale together with every
other one designed to give instruction, or to I'M
par. practical knowledge to the Botanic physi.
cinn, no planter, &c
In addition 10 the preparations above named,
We are IN the possession and have The agency
81 Np.cfs Celebrated Eisciriea ffbrggge
the most wonderful discovery as a remedial
Agen, made IN the last century. The use OF
this Fchringc will conquer IN from two To ten
hour. the most obstinate and stubborn fever,
in Ai- climate, without causing any Of the IN
plcasan, ELECTS usually consequent upon the
administration Of medicine We ave also
h,nd,Ilfs improred tbolcra Syrup" perhaps
the mos, active aud efficient agent that was ever
employed in cholera, and bowel affections gen.
orally Also the iaii- NsrcUridi NWHp, uu-
qucstionabl} the very best remedy for PRIMARY
or secondary syphilis that was ever offered to
the public. Besides these Ne have great
variety Of pills. nostrum>, Sc, al purely ycgc-
table, which are entitled to public confidence,
but which wc cannot specify and name within
the limits of an advertisement. All orders en-
closing the cash, giving satisfactory city ret
orcncc. will bc promptly attended to-
II the article. forwarded ars not such ms
they are represented to be-, the purchaser may
return them at our expense and draw on rs for
the cost GILBERT co,
Nc. u Nqga;ms ST., \elc ORLEANS.
Nav H., 1850. i9y
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aRscrgp nv A. ". VIAL, VI. D.
LOR the treatment and cure OF all ahr"'''
J. and supposed 'neurobe tefms q d'sea"'
but most especially lHer complaint o'slsP'n'
eholic, rheumatism iumbas"' sp''n''''' p'o"-
ehlt's cough, ASTHMA, consumption sa'Oe'' "'>'
deafness, drop-y, erySpems, d'abeis'' e"n"o'-
rhcr, govt gravel ana stone s'eA he'"'."''
Iannd'cc ra'P'a'ion oil 'he hs''', P"'s r"'
rckets, r'ngwofin, inefeu'lni ais'ase' "A'' "''''
scrofu@a, scur,l, ~, Niias hahe'' snPlfcss'o''
and retention of urine, syrh"ss' 'e''.'' neu'"'
gia, White swelling eh'"fosis' am,hoff'''f''
dysmcaor,hoa, menorrhog,a, 'cucoffhsa' pro-
lnp-us- u'ert, Po'i rns ana ''Pf"ss'
The u~icr.isied' alter an experience o.
great many years ~ We treatment o. u'So"ses
cH''..- u" LaGsaAii 49, va,
mode OF practice, eau ei'cc'uaiiy cure nav o.
the supposed ineuf"ble diseases "i'hou, w.,
seeing the patient. Az persons desfous Oh
testing the efficacy Of his remedies N ''ef ~"n
cases o" matter wh,ro NY 49, eau ~
conveniently DO so ny sehd'he 'i'''' "e' r."
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\. NoSTRoss, : H. s1ILWEIL,
MONTROSS Il STIIWEII, " hotes4,
wi and Retail Dsalers in CLO THINt
No ~ Magazine street, corner OF Comma
street New Orleans.
n. R-Measurcs taken in New Orleans IA
Gcntlemens Clothing, and made to order 4
their house in New York, at short notice, and
in the latest style.
II Stilwcll + Montross, Manufacturers, III
Fulton st., New York Macy
We would respectfully invite our customers
and purchasers generally, in want Of Fine, Fash
,o'Asbie Clothing, 10 call and examine our larry.
and complete stock, comprising in par, the fol
lowing goods;
Black and colored cloth dress coats;
Black and colorcd cloth frock coats;
Black and colorcd sack and shad coats;
Cashmere and tweed sack and shnd coats;
Fancy tweed business coats
Lloaks and ovcrcosts, all varieties;
BLACK cashmere pants;
Black doeskiu cashmere pants;
Fancy cashmere pants,
Black satincttc pants
Fancy cashmere vests
Black sstn, tests.
Black and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk vests.
A''o sN'rfs crrrr's, har9l-resief, -e, ~,
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The widow

A widow Is a dauReron. hing.
With soft, black shining curls,
And lookrih morn bswiehng
Than host Of romping girls.
lIrs laugh Is so delicious
So knowing. clear beside.
Won d never dream her thinking
scoa to become birds
Her dress, though made Of snbles,
Gives rounsiness In her form
A touch Of something thoughtful,
A WEIGHING. winning charm
And when she sits down by you.
With quiet. easy grace,
A tear may hall unbtidrn,
III smile light up her face
Her vocc is soft ne,slious--
And lutr-like IA iis tone,
she snnetime, s,gh-. "'r !. dreadful
To pass through life alone So
And 'liet sas II tell YOU, yon remind her
OF III. loved one dead and gone,
Your step, Your iaun, your FEATURES,
Thus the loved onc will run on
Oh listen. yet h. careful,
fos we'll -te play her art,
Tier iiy- di-iiIl the nectar
Thai doth euslsvs the heart,
IL guarded, or she u Win ,ou.
With stshs, and smil-s. and tears;
j faith she II wear the brrcehcs, tu-,,
And toa your silly ears
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NY -
HtiO'S UINIC SURE

HiiO'S .WSIC SFORE,
\os. > and camp st., 3dnors from canal
Nc,e OriXis.
Tins undersigned desires res.
pcciiully to inform No public that
~ WV ihcyAaa AWAY, lind a, hi uslc
Store, a choice Ni large assortment of Pigaa
Fories at very reasonable prices, and on accom-.
modaling terms,
Among them are Piuauo Forte, made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, + Gilbert
Co., of Boston, Of rich TONE and finished
beautifully in rosewood black walnut, and ma
hogauy, with iron France, made ~ the most
substantial and workmanlkc manner Also,
the justly celebrated Eoian Pldao F,r'es.
which, for swcotue-. OF tone. have not 5c"r
cquallcd. They are peculiarly suited 10 the
country, as the Eolan does not require tuning
for years.
The New Improvement IN Piano Forte,
the patent lhraimg Otcbr,dg., Is also for
sale at the same establishment, This improves
rnent gives peculiar tirmucss and hralavcy to
the treble, adds 10 the durability and strength
of the Piano, and renders 1t capable of rrman-
ing much longer IN tune than those IN ordinary
tive.
W r VI is Agent for Hnri Hr. celebrated
Grand Pianos and Planinos, made in Par. For
power and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-.
eminent
The Doirs Compound Attachments J pclcy
Co.'S l'aus Pianos, and Instruments from all
the best manufactures, constantly reuiyipp
and Tor sale ON liberal terms
Second UiHd PiaHo, for sale. from $50 to
$500 each, and taken IN DR., payment ior new
Pianos.
Pianos. Repaired, Tuned, Rented, .ani Ap-
praised,
Caihcarfs Minieon-Thi, beautiful nnrd
Wmd-lnslrumeni for llagc Churches, lodges,
Scrcnading Parties, and the private practice of
'rgan-i>, possesses q sweet and powerful lone
is portable, (weighing 20 pounds,) and offered
at $50 each
! Orders for guitars, tiolins. viooncclos,
clarioncts, flutes nagcolcts, strings, and mlsc-
merchandise of every kind will he promptly
executed at reasonable prices Bands supplied
with brass instruments and band music.
Hvps, double and single action, on hand and
made TO order, 10 suit the taste of purchaser.
HoSic-The largest catalogue N the Sodih
The stock il an accumulation Of over twenty
years In II are many old and beautiful pieces
on, of print.
\cr Music received by every arrival from
the North and by the Foreign steamships
Npdpish soHgs. dances, walizc.. &e-a regular
supply Original music published every week
al the storc-natNc compositions solicited
Music, bound. copied, and arranged Subscrip.
tons received for the Message BIRD Naroafs
NUs,cai Times, aud the Hahimore ono. By
addressing the undersigned, catalogues Of m,i.
sic viii be sent to any par, of the adjoining
states. lnio 6m, WIN r. MAYO.
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ny 1stAss's vsies.


~ n. 2 WILLIS.
~ mothos's voice ! how often creeI~
" cadence IN my lonely hour
iiks healing on III. wings Of sleep,
N dew on the unconscious flowers.
is'sh' forget her melting prayer.
wh'i. pleasure. pulses ny.
But Il, the still, uubroken air.
H-' gentle tones come stealing by.
And yssrs Of SIN and n,snhool i,c..
And bsaw mr. Al my mother, knee.
Tn BOOK Of Na,ur and its prin,
IN h-~'s'y ~ the Whispering sen,
Gave SAIL IL 'n~ so,ne llu-au-ni
Of what have h-~n laugh. to he.
Ny l'san IS harder, and l.rhap~
Ny snanliness ha. drunk no tear.
An ss'efr = a miI'is~ on the la,.e
On . few m'-cmbl. years;
bst Natures h.ok is even We,
With Ill my mo,hsr'. lesson. VII.
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a
PAL " r. TRIO no d y b.

SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA. -
TINE subscribers beg leave 10 inio'~ ~
/ friends and the public, that they ssse =
the above House for term Of Year,. n ~.
now prepared to entertain boarde" .
|ellers A.e,
This large and elegant e~tsblishssr: 4 :" 49,
w known as the Commercial Hes -
Antly situated on the corner Of 'esI ~,
Spring Streets, central to busias.s
movement to the Steam Boat Ispsss I
/ The proprictors have had much s.k n. 4, a
lo,e keeping, and viii agar. % ~. ~. :"
kncc TO render their guest. c's''ol '.S iii n
THEIR table shall always " ssPPlss w. ~,
VT that our own, and Ne New o'''
ks will afford III ~
rhs public is respectfully solicited y
ali. The Palmetto House trial ..o
! !, M6AxDI1
Arc,.rn' Feb s'h, lsS ''
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u ~. Dick. do Mt you ,hink tina, il
tle wsasn bed !. do the fighting instead
Of ~ ~ they "osId make bloody work
Of III"
.tc. Why do you Asa,o
ssasss, tAink they you'd. they have
- = ssea8ias way with hem"
Iaat . very true, but thea they have
-. : cepiinsfiss way that there would
1euoooow - Rsose PRISONERS than killed"
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To Purchasers Of Cisthiag, &c.


NIyIIERE may he found the largest and best
w assortment Of Clothing Of every descrip-
ton in Ner Orleans At this establishment
every article is offered at the lowest price a,
which il can be sold, and no reduction can IN
any instance be made. Purchasers, whether
thcy are good or bad Judges Of the Qualiy OF
Goods, may res, assured Of obtaining every ar
,icc at the very lowest price, without the
trouble of beating down, or the fear Of being
cheated. We have bu, one price for Goods
and that invariably is the lowest in the city
Our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
is now very large, comprising very full a.
,or,mcn, all made in the laics. and best man.
ncr, and warranted in every respect
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SEEDS NAN i\U FIORINT
WIN. U,na. tgeuf.1

"a. GARpES, farm and flower seeds garden
~ tools fruit trees If all kinds, shrubbcry,
~ greenhouse plants, Dutch dubious How
cr roots, double dahlm- books on gardening,
Sc, &c, for sale a lower prices than ANY other
house Ia tins city Please call before purchas-
ing any where else, at No. 10 Canal street, new
buildings on the lcyce.
All orders promptly attended to and put up
of the very be-, ARTICLES wl,hou, delay. Flow
cr garden at the end of Apollo street, on Jo-
-ephuo near Jackson. Lafayette, Macy
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CIT \ TIO\ .


Tar STATE or TENAs.
/ County of Harrison
/ r. ne SHAFT n sq'i coan'y-CRfEriNG
N'llEREAS Darlington { Dial hath iH,,i-
w tuicd his suit IN attachment 100 our Dis
| trlci Court OF Harrison county, against Thomas
/ t.amhlu, whose residence is 8ycrrod Ia bc IN.
known which action is founded ON the follow
ing promis~ory notes of SAID Gumhlu--to wit
The first for the sum Of one hundred and ,ixiy-
seven dollars, dated the first day Of January,
eighteen hundred aud forty .cigh,, and payable
to Samuel llolhugsNorth, tutor To the minor
heirs of Mrs, KITTY j. lloltugsworih deed, on
the 2bth day of December, 1913 the second for
the sum of cghty.hyc dollars, dated the first,
day Of January, 1872, and payable to Samuel
ll"lngsNor,h, tutor TO the minor heirs Of Mrs.
KITTY J. llollugsWorih, deceased, on the first
day OF January, 1919. the third for the sum of
one hundred and ttiy-onc dollars and fifty cents,
dated January lst, 1919, and payable to sam.
mel liolling~Worth, tutor of the MINOR heirs of
Mrs Kitty i. IIollingsworh, deceased on the
2tth day of December lsig, the fourth for
the sum Of one hundred and twenty five dol
lars, dated the first day Of January 1912, and
payable Ia Samuel Ilol' ng,worih, tutor of the
MINOR heir, OF Mrs, Kitty lIohngsworlh, dee d,
on the 36th day of December, lsls-,o which
four last promis,ory notes h + Scogin. A G.
Seogin, and I l.. Scoeu are securities. no,
suvi IN the action the fifth promissory note Of
the said Thomas Gamb!in, for the sum Of three
hundred and fifty dollars, dated June the ID
1916 and payable To- John Scogin deceased, or
bearer, one DAY after It's date. the sixth prom
lssury note, OF due bill, Of the said defendant
taInhn for the sum Of seventy -nne dollars,
payable 10 Pernicla Scogln, dated and due
the 9TH day of February, 1877 the seventh
promissory note Of the defendant, Gamblin, for
the sum Of one hundred aud sixty dollars,
dated June the i2lh, 1915 and payable to
J. '. Bnnly or bearer, on the first DAY Of
January, $40 and the eighth promis-ory note
of the defendant, Gambn for the sum Of one
hundred and sNty-tvc dollars, dated the 2lst
day of November, 1915, and payable TO A. G..
Scogn or bearer on the LIST day of January,
lsi7, which is credited by one hundred dollars
all OF which promissory notes are regularly
transferred TO the SAID plaintiff, darlington e.
Dial.
These are. therefore, to command YOU TO
summon the sand Thomas Gamblin, by puhlica-
ton. for eight weeks a succession, in the Tsras
Repnbllcpi, published in the town of Marshall,
that h. appear at the District Court for the
county Of Harrison, at the courthouse in the
town Of Marshall, on the thirteenth Monday
after the third Monday in March 1850, to an.
swer Darlington E.. Dial in plea of debt, rs
abore stated. Herein fail not and due return
make as the law directs
NV. Trsrr Samuel S,nson, Clerk
OF the District Court of HARRISON
!: county. and seal of SAID court at
E Marshall this the Goth day Of
177t[V March, 1850.
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MARSHALL LIyERy NyABLE.

MARSHALL IIIERl STABLE
n0 THE undersigned. having
completed their ncw and spa
GAk cious building, situated near
the square, and immcdialcl, on the main street
running south from the Marshall Hotel, beg
leave very respectfully 10 inform their friends,
and the public generally, that they are noW FIJI
~ prepared 10 stable forty or Gfy horses, IN %
style not inferior 10 any of the ct, ,iai.'e,
Also, three crumodluus lots, with $40 excellent
well at the door, furnishing Suihcicncy of wa
ter for any amount ot stock.
The stable viii be- Immediately under the sn-
pcr'ision of one Of the pfoprrior-, who viii
give II his entire attention, and use every #
fort To- give general satisfaction.
They VIII have constantly ON hand the very
best piovendcr the country produces, besides
faithful aud attentive hu.lprs
Horses can be delivered at the stable. or at
Mr. James Mctowu'-. the proprietor of the
Marshall Hotel where, if the weary traveller
stops he viii always find warm hearts To wei
come hun, and administer every thing that the
Most tasildiou, could dc-irc, to render him
comfortable and happy.
Call and try rs once, aud if We do not give
you perfect satisfaction, wc V III not cali ou YOU
again 70 try.
TUCKER & DUNN.