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STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Gasconade.
JAMES GILDR&IzH & Co.

WILLIAM McCAMMASr.
ID '" 2. In the Gasconade Circuit Cour
September term 1859.
Now at this day come the said plaintiffs by
their attorney, and on his motion Il appearing
TO the court that the said defendant is a nom
!. g resident Of the state of Missouri: 1t is ordered
r u that he be notified according to law, that said
plaintiffs have instituted in the Gastonade
Circuit Court a suit, the object of which is to
es obtain a judgement against him for the sum
of $599.S4 and interests on three notes drawn
by said defendant, payable to said plaintiffs,
y and that unless lie appear at the next term of
this Court, to be began and held at the court
house in Herman ON the second Monday in
aE March next, and on or before the third day
+" 81 said term answer said plaintiffs petition,
the same will be taken against him as con-
d fessed and judgement rendered accordingly.
a. true copy Attest #r .
t". .a."' James Arrott, clerk.
'.' Geo. ". Hopkins, attorney pro plaintiffs. "
STATE OF MISSOURI, -.
. County OF GAscoNADE.
Sn,rLE1cH, DAY & Co. r
sr. WILLIAM McCAMAsr.
sT#. r'.g 81. In the Gaseonade ircuit Court,
~ .g9G .... September term 1859.
sgT Now at this day come the said plaintiffs by
e their attorney, and on his motion it appearing
to the court, that the said defendant is a non.
% resident Of the State of Missouri, it is ordered
.. that he be notified by publication according tc
law, that said plaintiffs have instituted in the
ga .sas Gasconade Circuit Court a suit, the object o.
sase G which is to obtain a judgement against hin
Esaoa for the sum Of $2l1 % and interest on three
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,st 70 ys5 sdi 30 -z sbsa James Arrot,, c..crn.
be aazaswsH E4seeE 81, sr->.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
Corsrr OF GAscosADE,
In the GascoGade Circuit C ourt
in vacation, November 23d 1859.

III VACATION, NoEellueI Aou 1919.
kenneth MAdtEsS'F n;:
ANDREW FRASER -
Now at this day comes said plaintiff and on
his motion it appearing that The said defen.
dant is anon:resIdent of.the state of Missouri
and that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him. 1t is therefore ordered
that he be notified by publication according TO
law, that said plaintiff has Instituted in the
Gasconade Circuit Court a suit, the object of
which is to obtain a judgement against him
on a note, drawn by said defendant and pay:
able to the said plaintiff, for the sum of $500.
zoo, dBted September 18th 1857, and payable
sixty days after date. and that his, said de-
PENDANTS property has been attached, and that
unless he appear at the next term OF this court
to be held and begun at the courthouse in
Herman, on the second Monday in March
next, and on or before the third day Of said
term answer said plaintiffs potion, the same
will be taken against him as confessed and
judgement rendered accordingly.
A true copy Of the record
Attest
JAMES ARROTT, clerk
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JAMES ARROTT, clerk
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

Doors Doors Doors |! THE Wash.
ington correspondent ofthe Louisville Courier
tells the following:
"The best thing, however, have heard
about Lincoln is connected with his record
while member of Congress in 1S47-49.
AS you are aware, she General Government
supplies each Representative with stationery,
usually consisting of paper, ink, envelopes,
&C. 1t is said that in the stationery bill Of
Mr.. Lincoln may be found the following
items:
Three pairs of boots. ots..............,.."....$25
"This is the only instance on record, ]
believe, where 6oots have been regarded as
stationery, and when the Government has
supplied the Representatives of Congress
with that desirable and highly useful ar
ticle"
We suppose that every true Lincoln man
will, hereafter, when.he carries rail, have
dangling at either end pair of boots, label
led Congressional plunder."
TCmcinnah Enquirer.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

OUR COUNTRY DIsGRAcED IN SICILF.-
Letters from Italy, recently received by
the steamer Arabia, report that Mr.. Henry
H. Barstow, the American Consul at Pal
ermo, has been guilty of an act of perfdy
which will forever brand him with infamy
This representative of land of liberty was
instrumental in betraying Father Ottavic
LAMA, one of the noblest and purest Of
patriots, into the hands of the agents of The
vilest and most tyrannical despotism on the
globe. The accounts state that on the 1lth
day of April, Palermo was startled with the
report of the arrest of Father LAMA, by
American Intervention, on board mer,
chant vessel bearing the 'Sstars and stripes, y
and that the act was committed by the
agency of Mr.. Barstow, the American Con-
sui! The diplomatic corps at Palermo have
refused to hold any further communication
with this traitor against humanity--this
alder and abettor of the despotism of Che
second Bomba, who thus prostitutes his
official position. If one quarter part Of the
stories reported about this Barstow are true,
he should be at once dismissed from the
service of free republic, and suffer the
official, as well as the social, disgrace award
ed to renegades.
Boston Transcript, Hay 80.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

Col ]. NJ. Partridge, the indefatigable, and
jealous editor of the Vicksburg Whig has re
turned from his Northern and Eastern tour, and
We have no doubt will enter upon the canN ass
forDe and Everett with renewed spirit and en-.
ergy 'Fs pity that such talents and zeal as
he displays, is destined to be thrown away in
such cause. If any enthusiasm can be raised
in this State for the Opposition ticket, Col. P,
will certainly be the man to eukindIe it, for he
never grows aTyih--doing bad"-A-we believe
ia the quotatlon--an and never lets an opportunity
pnss Off without striking a blow for his cause.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

DEATH OF BYRoN's WIDow.-Died, May
16, at No. IL St. Georges terrace, Regents
Park, London, Anne Isabella, Baroness
Noel Byron, widow of the late Lord Byron.
This lady, who was born in F794, was The
only daughter and heir Of Sir Ralph Milbank
Noel, Bart, by the sister and co HEN of the
second Viscount and ninth Baron Went
worth On the death of the other co.heir
Lord Scarsdale, in 1856, she succeeded tc
the barony of Wentworth by writ, the
visceunty becoming extinct. She was mar
ricd to the great poet in 1915, but the union,
as is we'll known, was most unhappy one
for boththe husband and wife. Their only
child, Ada, was married to Earl Lovelace
and died in 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

A New BRANCH OF BUsINEss.-Three
men have started for Pixies Peak with 0
party of fifteen girls, to supply in part
the destitution Of wives existing in that
quarter. The announcement is very sug
gestive. In the first place, it illustrates
finely this principle: commerce OF all kinds
results from the efforts of one part of the
world to supply the vents of the-other. In
the next place, it indicates that gold alone
don't pay Again: it satisfies US better
than 800 page novel, that women will
always be found ready to do anything which
will enable her to discharge her duties in life.
Fifteen girls undertake long journey with
but three men to engineer them through
and all to become Che wives of diggers; but
the idea cannot be amplifed or embellished
we leave it to notice the crowning sugges'
ton, namely the most unsel6sh benevolence
of the three men, who, for the sake Of supply
ing din part the destitution of their suffering
fellows, undertake to transport each five
girls 0, the labor and vexation, the con
fusion of band boxes, travelling baskets,
fans, gloves, magazines, bonnets, oranges,
and-bdt we pause. This is truly labor
of love-" and if we mistake not, there will
be others ready to rush into the field, ex,
cited by such daring precedehts' But all
goods and wares are subject to loss by trans,
portatior, and who knows what the fifteen
girls will hold out to count when delivered.
There may not be but twelve at least.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

CRIMINAL CoURT-Hon. j. W. M.
Harris Presiding.--The Grand Jury of the
Criminal Court, before its adjournment,
found true bill for murder against d. j.
Sheppard for the killing of w, D. Roy in
January last. He was arrested on Friday
last by the Sheriff, and the ease being re
turnable to the Circuit Court, which meets
next week, bis counsel sued out writ Of
habeas corpus before his Honor, Judge Har'
ris. A special session of the Court was held
by that gentleman to examine into the case
on yesterday (Monday) morning.
| The prisoner appeared in Court accompa,
MED by his counsel, Messrs. Thomas Mar
shall end Charles S. Buck.
The State was represented by Messrs. W.
w. Cowan, District Attorney, Hon. Walker
Brooke and Col. T. S. Martin.
A motion was made by the counsel for the
defence to have the prisoner discharged from
custody, upon the ground that the bonds for
his appearance before the Circuit Court we're
still in force. The question was argued by
counsel on both sides. After several speech,
es and arguments were listened to, the Judge
decided that Mr.. Sheppard could not be dis
charged from custody, upon the bonds given
at the examination before the Mayor.
The evidence taken at the preliminary ex-
animation was, by consent of counsel on
both sides submitted to the Judge, who dis
missed the witnesses in attendance.
The petition of Mr.. Sheppard for dis
charge under a writ of habeas corpus was
then taken up. The Court was addressed
by Mr.. Buck in an argument for the defence
He was followed by Mr.. Brooke and Col
Martin-Mr. Marshall closing for the de-
fence After a protracted sitting lasting
until after ten O'clock at night, the Judge
admitted the accused to bail in the sum of
$lO,0O0-just double the amount of bis
former bonds - FichSbufy Sun Of Tuesday,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

We publish in another place the closing para
graphs Of Senator Benjamin's great speech in
reply to Judge Douglas. We will endeavor to
furnish our readers with full report of this
speech next week. Every Southern man should
read and ponder it will. If there is a. Demo.
srat in the South who has the slightest predilec
tiOn for Douglas, let him read this speech, and be
will rise from its perusal with the indignant ex.
preston upon bis lips "away with him, away
with him The speech is crushing answer
TO oil of Mr. Douglas 6ne-spun and ingenious
aophistry about his own consistency, and annibi
lates all pretensiOns or claims he may set up ia
being true, sound and national Democrat.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

A letter from London says: "Poor Heenau
has been trying thousand ways to force
Sayets into fight, or else give up the belt
But Sayers will do neither. 1t is the gen,
eral opinion here that in another fight
Heenan would whip him to death in less
than an hour. Sayers and his friends know
this, and they would rather face Beelzebub
in the ring than Heenan But with an in.
describable mcanness they refuse to surren-
der the belt, which they know they have
lost. Johnny Bull was never more amazed
than by the result Of this battle, and be
don't know what to do about it,''
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

a. New ATLANTIC TELEaRAPH.-Col
Tai P. Schafner is still earnestly en-.
gagged in the prosecution of his scheme
for uniting Europe and America by electric
telegraph via Iceland We learn from an
item in the foreign news that an influential
deputation, headed by Mr.. Miner Gibson,
had waited upon Lord Palmerston to lay
before him the plans of contemplated tele.
graph to America via Faro Island and Ice.
land, and solicit the dispatch of vessels to take
soundings and make a survey of the route.
Mr., Croskey and COL Sbafner explained
the nature Of the project, and several Arctic
navigators urged the Importance of the sur.
yey. Lord PAlmerstOn requested the full
details in writing.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

Miss Queen Rose, young lady attached
to popular boarding school in Philadelphia,
not long since eloped with young medical
student named John IT,. Bogart. The
demoiselle was from Alabama, and gifted
with marked personal aud intellectual at
fractions. The opposition Of her guardian
to the match and his subsequent reconcilia.
tion we have already recorded Immediate
ly after the adjustment of all the difficulties
in the way of their union, the bridegroom
and bride departed for the South, buoyant
with happiness. A letter from Mr.. Bogart
now announces the sudden death of bis
young wife, Louisville Courier.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

"Dew,p of the huntsville (Ala) Indepen
dent, had his coat stolen at a Washington hote
during the editorial excursion. lie says the
valuable contents of that coat consisted oi
two daily newspapers, our free ticket, some
tobacco, two cigars, ahd a letter to the hde.
pendent" The thief who robbed tliht edito
rial crew, must have experienced "damper'
when he come off with nothing but "a coat
of Dew"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

SEQUEL OF THE DIAMOND WEDD1NG.-En the
New York Supreme Court reports of the 95th
ult., we find the following:
A. @. Chattertoi against Washington A.
Bartlett-The plaintiff in this case recovered
Judgment against defendant for $l34, part OF
the bill being an account of wines furnished
for the marriage of Miss Bartlett with Senor
0viedo, at the Brevoort house. Execution
was issued; and returned unsatisfed. The
plaintiff then obtained supplemental order
10 examine Capt. Bartlettas Judgment debtor
returnable on Monday next.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

+ EXAMINATION OF DR.. BEALL.-Thc examina
ton Of DR.. Beall, charged with the homicide
of Dr. Selser ara Col. DeGrfin, was com.
menced yesterday morning before Judge Harris
on a writ of habeas corYp,s, on application lol
bail. District Attorney Buck, Thomas A.
Marshall, G. L. Buck and Van A. W. Ander-
son, Esqs., appeared for the State ara b. O
Ierwin and Fulton Anderson, Esqs, for TIC
defense Several witnesses were examined
and'the case continued until to day.
I'icksJurg Wig, It'll inst.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

There is distinct understanding between
the friends of Mr. Seward aud Mr. Lincoln
that the former shall lave the formation Of
the CaBidet, ahti at his option either the ap-
poihtment of Secretary Of State or Minister
to England The programme most popular
is that Seward shall accept the mission to
England, when the whole influence of the
Government, should Lincoln be elected,
will be used to make Seward President next
time. The absence of Mr.. Seward will, IL
is believed, greatly aid nj bringing about this
most desirable object
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

The Finance Committee on the Heenan
Testimonial, in New York, had collected
about $4,000 up the evening of the 18th
ulS A member stated that 81, 900 had
been collected from sporting men in New
Orleans in one night.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09
A Local EbIroR in LUcK.-Tbe an

A Local EDITOR IN LUCK.-The an.
Enouncement is made in the Cincinnati Com.
Fmerciai to the effect that local editor in
that city has received intelligence that lie
has fallen heir, by the death of distant
relative in England, to an almost fabulous
amount of wealth-=oyer So, 100000 The
gentleman who has for many years been a
picker up of passing local cvcdtsJ can hardly
real,ze so big an item of news.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

SENATOR SEWARD CLOSES HIS PUBLIC
CAREER July 4, 186l.-The Auburn Ad-
vertiscr says a committee of leading citizens
of that place called on Mr.. Seward Oh Sat-
urday morning last and requested him to
consent to deliver an oration on the Fourth
of July. Mr.. Seward received the request
very kindly but said he must decline the
invitation for the present year. He added,
however, that if living on the Fourth Of
July, lSGl he would then cheerfuly con
sent TO deliver an address TO his fellow
townsmcn, as forty years previous TO- that
date be had commenced his public life, and
that occasion would be its conclusion.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09
GYset9a l10a3ses,

Of the many blessings which an all-wise Crea
tor has bestowed on ungrateful, yet dependent
man, the knowledge of the laws Of health ana
remedies for distressing maladies, is certain,
among the most useful. For DiarrhGa, Dysentery
Cholera MIorbus, and similar affections Of ii,
bowels, Green's Carminative Syrup acts like
charm, relieving the sufferer and restoring IN,
rosy tint Of health A single bottle will cOnyinc,
the most sceptical. See advertisement in nnothe
column.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

The Old Gentlemans party have four
planks in their platform:
l. The Constitution Of the country
2, The Union of the States.
3 The enforcement of the laws.
4. The spois.
We have inserted the last on our own re.
sponsibility. Che Convention annuded it,
either because IT was understood. or The
brethren were too rsodest to write it down.
Neither reason is good.
LoUiScWe DenloGrdl.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

A writer in the Lynn (Mass.) Reporter
asserts that the deaths by consumption have
decreased some fifty per cent per annum
among the stone cutters of Quincy, Milton,
Rockport, and the marble works of Vermont,
since they have ceased shaving.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-09

SPIRIT OF THE GEORGIA PREss.-The
Chronicle and Sentinel says that of the
Democratic papers of Georgia, there is for
Douglas the Constitutionalist alone. De-
cidedly opposed to the seceders on principle,
Constitutionalist, Southwestern News and
Advocate. In favor of Cincinnati and har'
m6ny, and willing to make M attempt to
obtain them at Baltimore, and take anybody,
Confederacy, Rene Southerner, Columbus
Times, Macon Telegraph, and Atlanta In
telligencer. For the seceders and majority
Platform, against Douglas and his platform
and anybody on 1t, to the bitter end. Fed
eral Union, Savannah News, Savannah Ex-
press, Albany Patriot, Marietta Statesman,
Newman Banner, Griffin Democrat, Southern
Banner, North Georgia Times, Calhoun
Platform, Cassville Standard, Cartersville
Express Georgia Forester. For Baltimore
in the hope of obtaining good platform
and good man, but still opposed to Douglas
and Squatter Sovereignty, 1@wrenceville
News.