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IN PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, SEPTEMBER

IN PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, SEPTEMBER
TERN, 1919.
h1'..'rrH Vs. so111'' Plaintiff Petition sSi
LELAND BoxLEY, Defendant. Divorce.
NOV stthis day appears the plaintiff, by Thomas
Az Mcqueen, her next friend, and files her petit
ton, praying . divorce from the bonds Of matrimo-
ny heretofore contracted and entered into with said
defendant; and il appearing BY affidavit filed with
said petition that the residences Of the defendant is
unknown, Il is therefore ordered by the court that
notice be given to said defendant of the fling of
said petition, and that unless he appear at the next
April term Of this court, to be begun and held at
the court house In the town Of Bowling Green, in
Pike county, Missouri, on the LIST Monday of April
next, and answer said petition within the time al
lowed, the same will be taken as confessed, and the
prayer thereof granted; and that q copy of this Or
der be Published in some Newspaper printed in this
State, for eight weeks successfully, the last inser.
ton to be at least four weeks before the first day
Of the next term Of this court, and continued.
4 true copy-Teste:
J. N. MARTIN, Clerk.
Rora~ha, OF IaAo 90cau
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MISSOURI HOTEL,

"a Corner Of Main and Morgan strsst', Aia
laz Louis, .M.-The subscriber would re-
specially inform his friends and the public, that
he has purchased from Msssrs. A. &. b.. Van
interest in the above house, and less-
ed for aterm of years, and pledges himself that
mo e~xertion, on his part, wall be wanting to maks
all that favor him with call perfectly at home.
The furniture Of the house has been replenish-
ed throughout, and the premises generally sub
iectedt to a Thorough renovating. The location, as
above indicated, is opposite the mostactive part Of
the Lsvee, and equally convenient to the more
mercantile and manufacturing part of the city.
The situation is healthy, the rooms airy, and sus-
Of thorough ventilation.
The proprietor has spared no expense in IT.
ting up this house. His table shall b furnished
with the best the market affords. Atthe bal, which
hasbeer reftted & furnished in q superior style,
he has on hand (having removed his stock Of
wines, liquors and cigars from the Virginia Ho-
tel Bari and will continue to keep, as he pur-
chases from the importer in New York, q sup
ply of the choicest brands Of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, and hopes to receive q share Of pa
proportioaate to his endeavors to please.
A. c. PECKHAM Proprietor.
NOTICING take occasion, in addition to
the above, to return our thanks to our friends
and the public for the patronage so literally be-
slowed on US during our lease of the Missouri
Hotel, and would respectfully recommend q con-
~tinuance Of the patronage under the new man.
sgement, 40 we are assured that there will b
no deviation from former charges.
sept-24 A. & B. J. VAN COURT.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-04

THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to an
Il nounce to the citizens Of Pike and the adjacent
counties. that they have, and intend keeping on
hand, q LARGE & SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF FURNITURE, suited to the wants and capaci-
ties Of our improving country. Our stock has
been selected with care, to which We will con-
|stantly add by purchase, as well as by our own
manufacture, and consists in part Of
/ BUREAUS, plain and scroll fronts;
BEDSTEADS,
TABLES,
WORK STANDS,
CHAIRS Of every description, with many other
articles unnecessary TO mention.
Persons desiring articles in our line, would do
we'll to give US q call, as we are.sure they can do
better with the same money here than by visiting
the stores of 81. Louis. BRICE& YOUNG.
p. S.-Undertaking attended to at the shortest
notice, and at reasonable rates. B&Y
December Sd, lS49.
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Our WESTERN YRoNTIER.--How often during the last
eighteen months has the attention of the federal govern
ment been called TO the depoabe and defenceess cond
ton OF the citizens of Texas living upon or near our
western border The necessity OF sufficient mounted
force in that quarter to protect the lives and property Of
the citizens repeatedly urged upon General Tay
during his administration yet so far as protection is con
cerned we are no better off than we were at first In
fact the Indians, emboldened by their late
murder and plage, hanthey have been known
frequent. The ineicency of the few mounted troops
together with the infantry on our western frontier, has
been shown to the federal executive but all has been
unavaing and the people OF Texas must now appeal TO
Congress TO make some provision whereby sufficient
number Of troops OF the right stripe may be called into
service and placed upon borders Then, and not till
then, will people have that protection which. as
citizens of the United States they are justly entitled and
which has been 80 long uniusly withheld from them
The idea of placing infantry upon frontier for the
purpose OF aordHg protection strikes something
particularly ridiculous. We see lately that portion Of
the infantry have been mounted, and we must acknowl
edge that this last brick" caps the climax The infantry
soldiers mostly forelgners-rish and German-who
know nothing about horses and horsemanship than
General Taylor did about Indians when he 10 Cuba
for his blood hounds. We recoect once of seeing a
mounted company composed OF materials like the above
In exercising day. charge ordered and for half
mile the plain strewn with men, carbines, ga.
bres pistols, &c About third endorsed ma
ority of the drew up their matchlocks Could
net the general government send few horse marines
10 act in conjunction with the mounted infantry
lCiarksuiAe (1sras) Standard
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The election in the State OF Pennsylvania held on the
9th inst. deserves TO be commemora,ed among the i'm
portant occurrences OF the year. l, to be now
clearly established that. while the democrats have
lost member OF Congress in the 10Th district
by running three democratic candidates against Kuhns
(whgo they have at the same time gained eight
making clear gain OF seuen on the last congressional
election. II would be idle TO deny that this is a mos
glorious result IL admonishes the wings what they
expect, and with what they must be content Severa
members whose election regarded doubtful. have
now been returned by increased majortes. This is
most gratifying consolation TO the friends OF democracy
This great Keystone State the very backbone OF the
Union has proved true to democracy and will in all u
ture time wed itself firmly than to the grea
principles sancli6ed by our party.
Hardly any State in the Union has been more seadas
and uniform in its political than Pennsylvania
and when consider the urgen, appeals made to her
COAL ron and manufacturing interests by the wings, the
fidelity Of her democracy cannot be too highly ap
pauded We glad TO see that the democratic candi-
dates for State ohces--cana commissioner, &c, Sc
elected by large maories, and that there is decided
majority in the legislature joint ballot, to elect
sound, unwayering democrat to the Senate.
The result proves that the democratic party ndisso.
luby united there; not symptom OF faction OF discon-
tent exists in its ranks and at the presidential cleo
ton i viii be found in the vanguard OF the supporters OF
the democratic candidates II is equally resolved and
united in support OF the glorious of the Union and
OF all the great OF the late session adopted fo
its preservation. Let who will prove receant, and raise
the standard Of dsunion, the democracy of Pennsylvania
with the great OF the democracy in every State oil
the confederacy, will be found. where our patriotic
~. r
ing for the principle which secured freedom and has
made us greaihe principle which, we trust. will live
forever, imbodied in national motto, " f Pimibu
Him,
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NY GREEN 4 TAsTEr, Auctlonesr..

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUCTION Thursday, nth
O'clock T.. Boutwell,
New York avenue, beautiful
me OF furniture, wiz
Mahogany sofas divans and hair chairs
DO velvet, damask, and merino covered chairs
do top and pier tables
- sideboard dressing and other bureaus
dining breakfast, and other tables, hat rack, sc.
Girandolcs, solar hall, aud 9th or lamps
French china, other maDtel ornaments
CHM, kerry, among which good
dinner set, china
Fine silver plated baskets, ivory knives, sc.
Fine Britannia and coffee
Parior, passage stair, and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs, mating, &C. 2
Maple high and low post and trunde beds,eads
Superior beds, bedding hair and shuck mattresses
Excellent cooking, radiator, and other
Also, good assortment Of kitchen requisites.
The attention ladies gentlemen Washington
Georgetown particularly
sary anything quality
as wi now seE Only and
Terms All OF and under $50, cash $50
months, satisfactorily endorsed
GREEN TAsTET
Oct Id
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From the New York Herald, Oct. IL.
k"rther DstaIIs by shs Esrss,A. -.

Advices from Cuxaaven state that the 23d uf The
Danes proceeded 10 blockade The river Eyder and thai
they expelled theIeifom many forty vessels OF va
Tous nations. '4&
The Austrian council now sitting al Frank for. IN ,hs
difference between the Elecor OF Aesse and his subjects
has resolved that the Hessan government shall use ali
means preserve the sovereign authority in the eec
toraie and that the Diet will take all necessary sleps to
secure and a state OF legality and order The
high court OF appeal at Gretswade has reversed the
verdict OF the lower court which declared NJ Hassenpux
The council OF German governments sitting At Frank.
fort has declared that the refusal OF the Hessan Diet 70
grant the supplies is illegal. and opposed 10 the interests
OF the confederation The city OF Casse remained per
iecty tranquil, though suffering from the suspension oil
all administrative business The Frankfort council have
instructed the governments OF Hanover and Wurum-
oug 10 prepare 10000 men, and 10 keep them in readiness
Tor any emergency.
Is stated that the differences which have existed be-
OF the Count de Montmoln have now ceased and t6e
former ambassador Naples is about to return 10 his d.
pom attic post
4 The departure OF the troops from SPAIN composing
the expedition to Cuba is liked for the 18th Of October
An article which is considered manifesto IN ths n.
Of the President of the French republic appears in the
Mon,sur du Sor, i-ofcia paper. announcing his
intention, il necessary OF appealing to the nation for
prolongation of his period OF Office.
dissension appears to exist in the French cabinet
the subject Of the manifesto recently published in the
Moneur du Soir but which has since been disavowed
by authority and it is believed that change in the min
istry will be the result. F
grand review took place at Versailles on the 23d
ul which the President Of the republics accompanied
by the Nepauese ambassador, attended.
Saxony have, it is stated concluded convention for an
establishment Of electric telegraphs and have agreed to
general tariff, by which the price is reduced SO per
cent fsH ht4
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az GREEN q TAsTnT. A.caoa..rs.

NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-on Mon
18th instant 10 O'Clock shall sell at
the gentleman declining situated
and NORTH and door
Morriss-the viii designate the houseall the
household md kitchen furniture, such
Mahogany satin damask- covered tete a-tete sofas
DO do parlor chairs, match
DO hail and chairs
ble-top sofs table
table and otomans
do dining tables set of three
Three ply ingram carpets and ocoth
Bedsteads beds, and mattresses
Table furniture kitchen requisites t...e.
Cooking stove and apparatus, &C.
All above having been In only nine months
who desire purchase articles
In the furnishing line,
TrRsst All and under $50, cash SO, credit of
and days. satisfactorily endorsed and bearing
interest. GREEN TAsTET,
Octl2-dn Auctoncers
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THE MINES IN CALrronsA letter from San Francisco,

The MINES CALIFORNIA letter from San Franci sco,
In the New York Journal of Commerce, says
"Thc of mining operations, published by the
California press in my judgment, altogether too fiat
te ring They tell the good storesand of these
ched like Indian ubber-bnt are mum concerning the
bad Thus false impression is produced upon the
public mind abroad and thousands OF persons rush here
confidently expecting to better their condition, when in fact
most OF them will render 1t far would therefore,
advise no become infatuated by the good stories
OF this country believe that they do well but let
them not here selfish old bachelors but, like the Isa
elites let bring their wives and their little and
with agriculture well mining let the strive make
this land bud and blossom as the rose"
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Wereceived last evening at six minutes past six O'Clock
the following bulletin from the Pennsylvania office, in
reply 10 despatch, What news Have we lost ihe
9TH and 22d distreisP'
= PaD.ADKLrgIa, Oct. ".
1--WE have lost but enc member, and Gilmore largely
elected Our net gain Is seven. J. w. F."
This gives fifteen members in the next Congress ia
nine whigs-sx democratic majority. In the present
Congress il stands sixteen wings, eight democrats
Thus have reversed the wing majority Of egh, into
six democratic majority This u.s. indeed glorious tn
u nph
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Tho North American is thrown aback by the result Of
the Pennsylvania election. II regards il the kne far
that State is concerned, OF the protective system cit
is astonishing and Notifying fac, tsays lis edoD that
Of the tariff districts have returned candidates, by
large najorities who stood VIGOROUSLY pledged against
every principle connected with the favorte policy OF this
State. Every change which has occurred furnishes
example OF faulty, instance OF culpabe neglect
which sequaly reprehensbIe" We read the horizon in
very different But II to another eonclu
son which should be cheering the democratic party
as it is gloomy in the eyes Of the North American
"Itis now quite probable tia, the oppoion will have
considerable majority IN the House Of Rep escntntve
Mt Washington, and with II all the responsibility OF legisIa
tion twin be the diiy OF the President to recommend
such measures rs he may deem advantageous the
public welfare, and Of The friends Of his administrator
give them such support minority can furnish. Beyond
this they VIII be powcrless r good, aud the country will
be able when the next presidential approaches.
Judge OF be manner IN which the majority 10 Congress
have exercised the power intusted TO ther keeping"
Should such be the result, the democratic
party will be willing to take the responsibility Of egsla.
ton and ready TO test the result OF their the
NEXT presidential election
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Ssiame Of fishing schooner bv British officers
BosroN, Oct 10 The OF the fishing schooues Harp
OF HocRPor, have arrived home-tlielr vessel with 20
barrels 81 mackerel on board, having been sez,d by the
British revenue officers in bay Chaeur for fishing
the shse ibe vessel had been stripped, and to he
sold nj auction.
Aarge cotton factory at North Oxford, Massachusetts,
has been destroyed 10y Dire Tue ios not far RON Sioooo
large portion Of which is covered by IN the
Eastern office.
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FRANCK TAYLOR.
nICTIoSNAIRE du D,plon,n,~ ct du Consul. par !.

NICTIONNAIHE du Diplomatic ct du CONSUL, par 10
IL Baron de Cussy l vol, Lepsic, 1886
On Consular Service by John Green, British consul for Greece
l vol, London, ls4S ~.
Fynn's British Consuls' Hand Book vol, London, 1896 .
Consuaires, Francois ct Euangep par m
Moreuii vol, Paris, 1850
Manuel Pranque Conulat, par =. A. DE Mcnsch vol,
DIES Baron chas de Mar
vols, Leipsic 1877 8U =
NouveIes Causes dies Gems, par IL
vols, Leipsic, 1888 -.
Iyotars I'M vol, Magdeburgh, I7s9
Historic Progress dc Do des Gems Europe 81
Amerque. 2 vols, Lep@c, 1876
edition redse, NJ de lionmanns Sir
Mack Coilard 3 vols, Paris, 1876
schoe Recucf de Pieces Onceies. 3vols Paris, 1919
Mei.eI, Cours Style Dpomatique. vols, Paris, leB
Guide Dpomaque les Ministries Pubcs ct les Dpo
Conulares ie Baron Chas De Martens Edition
redipe M Hofmanns. vol= Paris, 1857
R~ceny imported from Europe with Others The same ca OF
subjects by 49,. ......a,
FRANGk Thsboh~
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prspsrasory school, Princeton New Jersey
THE No Il session will Mosdsy, the 7t
Oco., the pleasant and extensive
throughout
Hill The about half mile
and justly considered
country Cor boys boarding school This school ~
boarding school, the chief
prepare college With arrangements
number Of pnpis conveniently
Applications should he For catalogue school,
recommendation references and all
lars, address the principal, HENRY RINkER, A. M.
PRscvror, New Jersey August ~ 1850.
Sep l-dhepJM
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hlCTiONNAIRE Ernucass. ct Esp~goot- Francois, re-
dve dspres d.niere academic Fancase 81 cele
dc rAcademe Espagnole NJ M Lopez, Maurei volume
Just imported from Paris BY fRhNCk TAYLOR
Also, Taboads's Spanish French Dictionary vols Paris
1912
seoane's Spanish English Dictionary volumes London
1910.
Neumsn and Spanish and English Dictionary vols
Boston
Neuman Baretea spanish English Dictionary, abridged
\ volume, Philadelphia.
Spanish and English Dictionary. volume London
Meadowss spanish English Dictionary volume London
Oct
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nv DYER q MCGUIRE. Anc,,ons.rs.

DUBI.IC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE,-The under
signed viii offer for sale the premises, Monday the lh
instant AZ O'Clock, No. y No.
ing feet north, running back Of the
alley IL feet INCHES wide This situated
railroad and the Improvements In the neighborhood
likely 10 render IL very valuable.
Terms OF third OF the purchase be paid cash,
and the residue instruments years,
secured by deed Of trust An conveyapcing be purchasers
cost
b. sEMMEs,
WALTER - cox.
W#H SKIS DYER Mcguire,
Octf-eod&ds Aucioneers.
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The Central Georgian oil the 9Th says that Mr. w.
T. Wsmbie brough In stalk week thst beat
thing they had live eight inches high
and had on three hundred aud sixty balls and squares
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New HAMPsHIRE--The democrats have chosen a large
majority in the constitutional convention Judge Wood.
bury and Icabod Bartlett from Portsmouth, Elijah Saw
yer from Swanzey, Levi Chamberin from Keen, and J.
II. Steel, OF Peterboro', are among the members.
Boston Post
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From lhe Charlotlssyills (val Jener.opla

From the Charlotte ssilis (ya) Jefersonan.
FLoGoISG ABOLISH The New, Yo.k Iier.
aid OF sunday lastsaysi
are pleased that fight the exponent, f
logging the pt
be House the appropriation tat
degrading punishment he abolished Our
have fear Of
colt applied TO their backs punishment"
This is great triumph, indeed. How free and hde-
pendent cizens OF the United States should have permit.
tod white be strung up and dashed with the cat
till he tainted for trivial offence, for which mider
punishment night have answered. at loss To
ceive.
Capt U p Levy. in 1885, when commanding the sloop-
ofwar Vandalia, advocated the adjustment OF logging IN
the navy and by institnng mid punishments Tor minor
offences produced marked reformation in the conduct OF
the sailors in his ship According Lieut. Downes la his
testimony before the there less
punishment board the Vandaa, during the command
of Capt L. than board OF any ship he (I-ieut
sailed Ia. The register which Capt L. kept OF the
OF persons who committed offences the offence conmited
date OF the punishment and remarks of the officer
of the deck having submitted the Secretary of the
issued order for similar be kept la all naval
vessels and quarterly return made OF the the
Secretary of the Navy This record being open
bers oil Congress- proved powerful check the com
manders public vessels from the free of the
although the officers generally according Senator Yulee,
chairman of the Naval Committee, opposed this
REFORM the House OF Representatives expressed the pub
which has has this year voted 26
"a Tor il. lSs ar@INf
We congratulate Capt Levy the result and the Presi-
dent should give him OF IA for having
of suggesting and eectnX this great REFORM
that he may be the first TO carry II out. saaf
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Oct l0-3tdS3tw

DEBATES and Proceedings Of the Kentucky Com
Revision Of Consultation is4e VOL
Debates and Proceedings Of the Virginia State Convention OF
ls29-'J0. vol
States Of the United States
VOL, 1850
The Laws Virginia Resolutions Of l7os
vol, 1850
Dwighs Hartford Brndfords History Of the Federal
Proceedings and Debates OF the Federal
OF 1887 shomann Assemblies Of the Athenans
Constitution Marshall the Constuuonj Grmks
Nature Tendency Free Institutions Eots Debates DE
Lomo the British Constitution Brougham the british Con
Lawsand Constitution Of England Mon
Spirit Toquevie the United States,
scie
Oct 70 FRANCK TAYLOR
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mr-M HHMKY n LswIs KoInery, Alabama, gen.
travelling agent Tennessee by b.
b. Bksrr
nMr lssAsL x. JAnss, street, Phiisde
ana h, our general travelling agent by Mo.sss
w.tp JoHs CoLLIHs, JANIS DsEHrHs, ksx wsLLIHsros
Y A. EvAss, JAaEs CLAax, and r. Locks.
nxMr O. w. JAnHs, No. HsIsoa street, Cincinnati, Ohio
travelling agent the States by es
ssrs DssI, JAsos TAvLoa,J w. Axssrxoss PsssIs
Iooxx w. RAMSAY, and q. srsIsnAH.
nS-Rsceip,s either Of The above be good.
GooLDiH Richmond Virginia our general agent
for Virginia. assisted BY travelling A. b. PuLLKn
TaonAs. .4AlN essa3
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The block of marble designed by the State Of Georgia
for the Washington Monument is said be beautiful
piece OF workmanship, and The motto" The Union 1t
is"
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James M ~ Amcracan nd EurOpoam Ann
phlthoatre.
distinguishing
.4E u the celebrated
N44 FRENCH TROUPE
Natonae
Co.'S FEMALE aud 02 MALE performers who engaged
a Eu
which the England and France
could afford. Among the principal ofthis troupe
MADEMoIsELLE LOUISE,
only equesrienne appeared America
rides without saddle or bride.
MADEMOIsELLE ROsALINE,
The equestrian Terpschoe, unequaIsd in her peculiar style
MADEMOIsELLE ToURNIAIRE,
Whose wonderful skill the eais Of the has everywhere
been the admiration Of all
MILE JOSEPHINE and MILE JEANETTE,
G Together with
MONSIEUR BENOIT, Gh 90.
The great equestrian necromancer.
MONSIEUR ToURNIAIRE, &C., &c.
company, and will eniven the performances with his rich
jokes The which IL embraced
beyond comparison assembled
America which, mention the
of STICKNEY the extraordinary polyhpPian GEO SER
GEANT JAMES NIXON
his talented Children &C., who form bu small part Of this truly
magnificent troupe.
The belonging company best
thoroughly trained exhibited first among which the great
performing CINCINNATUS acknowledged hands
surpass any animal in the world in beauty and d0cily
The will perform Washington Friday and baur
day. October s and 1.-two days the Mali Seventh
open u O'Clock, p performance
at .! and n O'Clock.
Admission children under years age, half price.
Oct S-4tlw&Otd, 81 sa4Es