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, 1841-09-04
September 4, 184l.-3t.

DROSPECTUS.-The undersigned pro-
Il poses TO publisha Democratic News.
paper, under the title of the "THE INpEx,"
TO be edited in Washington City, and printed
in Alexandria, District of Columbia, three
times Il week during the session of Congress,
and twice a week the remainder OF the year,
at five dollars per annum. The first number
to lie issued about the LIST of September hext.
There is demand for n paper of this des-
cription, at the point indicated. The call is
creditable to the vigilance which dictates it,
and shows a proper appreciation OF the exig-
encv of the times. The critical condition
in which we find the great and permanent
interests of the country, resulting from an
extraordinary combination of men and cir
cumstances, all antagonist 10 the just and
abiding principles of the Democratic party,
and the injury likely TO ensue from a system
OF measures which there is every reason 10
believe that combination is about 10 estab,
lish, will, we doubt not, insure the co-opera-
ton of the true friends Of the Constitution,
in all well directed efforts TO resist it. So far
as the abilities Of gentlemen high in public
can be employed to effect this OBJ
iect, we have IN assurance OF their aid, and
RELY upon tho Republicans Of the surround
ing country for a corresponding evidence OF
their appreciation and support.
We look upon the present as the most i'm.
portant ~iuncture for the establishment or
final overthrow Of the Republican party,
which has occurred since the termination of
the last century. The celebrated report of
Mr.. Madison Of that dav asserted the true
, 1841-09-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

INvirtue and byau,iority Of two executions
- issued from the office ii the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, vi.iy;u and for the county OF
Pike and State OF Missouri, bearing equal
re the Goth day of July 4. d. 1871. One
IN favor Of Daniel Boon. and against John
II. Carter, and the other in favor of VIII
kerson w. w. Watts, ond against John Il.
Carter. James w. Booth, and Samuel Pep
per, | have levied upon and seized all the
right. title, interest and claim Of the caid
John r. Carter. of in and TO the following
described real estate TO wit: lot No. (2I)
twenty-one with n brick building thereon. lot
Ho6) one hUndred and t~wenry-six, and lot
No. $50 one hundred and ,hirty-nine, and
all in the town Of GAINESVILLE in said county
of Pike, and will sell the same to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, at the Court House
door in the town Of Bowling Green. in said
county of Pike on Tuesday the 26th day Of
September A. ID. 184l, between the hours
Of nine and five o'clock Of that dav and dur
ing the term of said Circurt Court of said
County of Pike, 10 satisfy said executions
and all costs.
WIN. PENlX, Sheriff Of =. C.
September 4, I84l.-3t.
, 1841-09-04

-uon'0n principle. To secure their object more
effectually-and to be all things to all men.
no declaration of principles was made BY
thus Harrisburg Conventiou-Genl. Harrison.
too, was required to play mum, and saw
nothing, and while in one Section Of rho
Union he was held up to the people as a
TREND OF a Bank, and his election as the nr..
cursor Of such an institution, in other ser.
tions' this was denied, and Mr.. Tyler,s opin.
ions referred to In proof that the Wig par.
~ intended no such thing, and -UouId M,
establish such an institution. All ;ssrs,
were avoided-change! chan re! was the cry
iron Maine to Florida, an instead of dis.
cuss,ng the merits ola B<nk. the Distribution
OF the sale Of the Putaic Lands g. mo.s
ures which they sa'. were approved by The
people III ne @le election, and now imperi
o"siy deInaade'I by them, we heard NOTHING
but abuse Of the late admin;s,-o,;o, N.
I,ooe case the gorgeous splendors OF tn.
"h''e F.ouse, Tippecanoe songs, Log cab
ms CO. Inskins and hard cider. TIE fraud
was 5uccessful, the people were ~dufd-ihe
n0Aest yeomanry of the country we're de.
'seived and Cerl. Harrison was inausurated
PRESIDENT. BY an impressive dispensation Of
Providence, Mr.. Tyler succeeds TO the
Presidential Office, and he whose only office
1t was 70 catch votes. and whose only bu.
sIness it was TO aid them in carrying out their
game OF humbuggery and deception more
successfully, by the act of God, becomes the
instrument to defeat their f~avorite meas.
ure, and their darling scheme of corruption
and relief. VIII will say after recurring TO
the history of the last - or IS months, tina,
he does not see the hand of an allwise Provi-
dsnce in it? Who cannot see the finger of
re,ributive justice Furnishing these Wings for
their system of electioneering in the late
enthusiastically,
"The.s is a divinity that shapes our ends
Ro:iSh hew them aswe will"
, 1841-09-04
NOTICE.

FENiIE Subscriber offers for sale The tract Of land
Il on which he now lives Containg 1000 acre,
with about seventy five acres in cultivation, with a
cofortable brick dwelling, and ether necessary bull
ding, also n saw and grismill in good repair, with
a good young orchard which is well watercd, The
above tact would be divided to snit rurchhscrs.-
The tract lies 10 miles South of Clarksville. Time
could be had for part of the purchase money. Any
gentleman wishing TO purchase n home would do
well to call on the subscriber wy. WATTS.
Mr. B. b. Cray offers another tract of land join.
ing the above, On the same terms, with two improve
ments on the said tract. Purchasers are requested
to call aud Judge for themselves.
September 4, SiI-5t.
, 1841-09-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN virtue and by authority Of an execution
Il issued from the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of the County of Pike in the
State of Missouri, bearing date the 9th day
Of July A. d. 184l, in favor of George Til
lie, and Walter M. Walker, and against
Thomas Bland, and 10 me directed, | have
levied upon and seized all the right title in.
terest and claim of the said Thomas Bland.
of in and TO the following described real es.
tate lying and being situated in said County
of Pike TO wit: eighteen (I8) acres more or
less being part Of South East fourth of The
North West Fractional quarter of Section
No. (19) nineteen, Township No. (53) fifty
three North Range No. (e) two West with
i Saw Mil thereon being the same which
was sold by said TilIet and WoIker 10 said
Bland. also the West half of the South East
quarter of Section No. (2S) twenty-eight in
Township No. (53) ffty-three North Range
No. ~ West containing (80) acres more
or less, and will sell the same to the highest
bidder for cash in In nd ut the Courthouse
door in town of Bowling-G Green in said coun-
ty OF Pike on Wednesday the 10Th day OF
1871, between the hours of nine
and five O'Clock Of said day, and during the
Term of the Circuit Court of said County
OF Pike to satisfy said Execution together
with all costs.
WM. PENN, Sheriff of p. C..
September 4, I8i1.-3t.
, 1841-09-04
NOTICE.

&TOT1CE is hereby given that The undersigned hal
AV taken out letters of Administration on the es-
tate of Sebastian Vetteu, decd, from tie Clerk of the
County Court, of Warren County=hearing date the
23th of August, A.. ID. ls4l: all persons, therefore
who have any clain. n gainst the estate of said deceased
are required to exaibit the same duly authenticated 70
allowance, within one year from the date Of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from having any bene.
ct Of said estate, and il such claims are not present.
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
CHARLES A. KUNTZE, Adm.
S~eptcmber 4th 1871 --3t.
, 1841-09-04
THE MINORITY IN THE SENATE.

There never was 4 prouder spectacle exli.
bi:ed TO the world than has been Witnessed
during the extra session Of Congress, by the
Democratic minority in the United States
Senate. Never was devotion more sincere,
fortitude more firm, moral courage more I'm.
shrinking, than this Spartan band have exhi,
bited.
First on the list Of this noble band of
friendso the Constitution, and the democrat.
ic institutions Of tie country stands orr
own distinguished Sena;or-the k~eensighted
the sagacious--;he convincing Benton
along by his side, stands the mastery genius
the towering and gigantic mind of the SEN
ator from South Carolina. Then come a
score of others am)a- whom The energetic
Woodbury-the eloquent Allen-and the
ar.umentative Wright--s,and conspicuous.
Col. Benton. well s1ys of these distin-
guished Patriots, thit the %'annals ofinteIIect-
''ual warfare present no example of mental
"efat superior TO their protracted, %victori-
Gus, and magnificent debate
"Mr. B. said that notwithstanding The les.
son he had learned from a little French com.
edy, beginning with the moving supp!icaiion,
''who UiH delirey us from The Greeks and 70
mans"--gui nous deiiusra des Grccs e, ne Ro-
mnns-notwithstanding that lesson. he felt
himself justified, under this particular Admin
istration. 10 refer to these Old friends of his
school-day memory, and mention an Incl
I~-s .I.~t ,,,-, ~ - 800 r
them, and which commentators have con.
sidered as one of the main causes Of their
invincibility. He spoke Of the Romans, and
of the Senatorial vote of thanks to the sur
viving Consul after the battle Of Gamma, BE.
CAUSE HE HAD NOT DEsPAIREn OF THE Re.
PUBLIC. This vote prevented despair in 9TH
ers-reanimated confidence-and led 10 vic
tory. This, Mr.. B. said, was tie incident
in the history of his old friends the Romans,
which he now took leave TO recall to the re-
collection of the Senate. And now for ap-
p~lication OF his historical incident. The ap-
p~lication was to the American Democracy,
who had suffered a sort Of Gamma defeat
last fall, but who did not despair Of the Re-
public, and are already on the high road to
victory! We are called here, said MIR. B.
called to this extraordinary session-as the
yanauished would be called into the presence
Of the conQueror in barbarian times-to re-
ceive the law and lash, and to be stripped Of
their clothes and arms. We were called up
to have the yoke fitted on our necks, and the
chains and manacles fastened TO orr hands &
feet, and to see our friends prosecuted, and
our country pilaged by corporations, natives
and foreigners. We were called, and we
come-not as slaves, but as Romans! not in
despair, but with hearts Of courage, and
nerves of iron! not as TO the punishment and
humiliation, but as to the field of glory and
victory! crossed the Mississippi, said Mr.. B.
on the 18th Of May, in obedience to the
Presidents proclamation 10 repair TO this
, 1841-09-04
ST. LOUIS MARKET.-Aur. 81 1s4I


Bacon Hams, G; canvassed hams Q a 1Oc.;
Shoulders 3id4; Sides, AZ hog round, ST.
very dull.
Bdg.ing-2j 10 d.
Bdie Ropc-l9 TO IL.
BcdHS-50a62ic--no sale. .
Batter-ln kegs 7a9-good supply and
dull.
BrGHdy-American 45a5o; scarce; co
gniac l 5od 3; Champagne seas.
Bees wdr-25a96-scarce.
Cardies-Sperm inferior, 37sa40; pure IS
aiS; dipt 1O4 mould lli-good supply.
Gator YarH-a7 10 %, and knot Ain
demand.
Cofee-Hav. green, i2lal3s; Rio 12iaI4;
jaw" IG.a16, ST. Domingo IIaIzc
SegGs-Melee 5; per m. Hav. M.
l5d2o; per Principe aoa25. Good stock
on hand.
Cordage Hemp bed cords 50 5oa 2 90;
Grass IS; Manila plough lines 81 %; Man
lila rope I4ialS.
Domestics-We quote for 4 at sa9.c;
A at l0iql2t.; plentiful supply.
FIour-Super fine, 81 so; Fine; 81 Is;
Middlings, SO.
FisA-No. /, Sl9;a2o No.2 SIT; No. 5,
Sll ;plenty-Cod fish, l TO | so Herring, Sia
| so per box.
Fruh-Raisins NJ r . 75aa 90 S. S
Almonds 16al9; h. $. do I0o193-.
Ears !. Pelries-Raccoon prime, 40
ga; Mink, i9.de5, Otter Gas 90; Fox, Grey
%; Wild cat CSC; Muskrat prime Ct; Deer,
shaved No. |, e5; do red do "a; DO short blue
"a; do fall greys Is; do winter greys Sa12a.
Gin-We quote American As a 5Oc.-
good supply Holland 81 5oaSl Is.
Grdin-Corn in sacks so Wheat 65a-;
oats 28a31.
Hides, dry 9a9l; in demand.
Eemp-Scarce-S7 5Oa9.
hon-Bar SC; band Z; hoop Gail; roun
and square 5 a 8; sheet Gall, castings 81.
Ldra--5a6; dull and plenty.
Lcad.-ln demand at So 40 So So
none in market for sale.
MoiasScS-The supply is largc-30a35
stores.
Nals-Thc supply limited-we quote,
assorted sizes 6id7; for Pi,tsburg z and ~ for
and No 8. 9 cents.
OH-Spern Winter Strained I 35ai rs;
Summer strained | 9oal 80; Tanners S2oa
2Iper barrel; Linseed o7a 100.
Pork-Mess, $40 a I2i prime, 81 90 No
sales of any consequence.
Ricc--5aG cents.
Rum-N. o. 62aa75c; Jam. 81 5oa1 Is.
Salon landing, 81 s5; from store. s.
so; Liverpool Blown, 81 IS.
Sugar Fair, 6sa7; Prime, 7ia7i.
Soap-Eastern No. I, 7d3; Cincinnati
to Z; good supply.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and
kentucky, IOa25; Virginia 95a50-good
In bids, hast sales, tirsts 7'a7i; Sc.
:ond 81 = /.
Teas-Young Tyson 1880; G. r. and
81 90
Tar Per Dbl SIS; keg 81 Oo-good supply.
Whiskey--Sales made Of raw whiskey-
r%cctifed 10; Cincinnati l9a2O.
Wines-We quote Sweet Malaga so;
Sldi so; Madeira, common Use,
quality. 81 75ae so; Sherry S7as3
'hamragne sails
, 1841-09-04
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TINE undersigned Administrator of the estate o.
Robert steuart. def'd late of Pike county
Mo, hereby gives notice = all concerned, or in any
way interested in said etste, that the undersigned
administrators will make a final settlement of ths
said estate at the next November term of the coun.
ty court of said county.
JACOB LEMON, Admir-.
September Eth 1S4l.-4t.
, 1841-09-04

zen. Dodge Of Iowa is reelected by a
majority of about 1000.
The Iowa Legislature stands s Democrats
10 S iederalists in the Senate and II Demo.
Gratis TO 9 federalis,s in the House.
, 1841-09-04

1t is said that the Senate have rejected
fhe nomination of Dr.. Reed as Surveyor
General of Missouri and Illinois, in place Of
Gen. Miiburp removed.
, 1841-09-04
MARRIED,

On Tuesday the 3lst uit. Mr.. JAMES
HUMPHREY Esq to Miss MARTHA ANN Hawk
ms, all Of this County.
, 1841-09-04
Iron The ". Y. Era.)

THE DIFFKREHCE.-The same argument
that would make money better than specie
because it is lighter and easy 10 carry, would
also make brO~n paper shoes better than
leather, and the man who would Justify the
establishment of a National Bank to supply
a currency, would also contend that we
should have a national bakery, where each
man should be compelled to get his bread.
and take such as he could get at the price
fixed by the owners Of the establishment,
whether they felt disposed to make it Of ban
or rye meal.
PowER.--1f the banking power is such as
should be feared, on account Of its great in
~fluence on the actions Of men governed by
interest, how much greater is that power for
by the Federalists to concentrate in one
institution force sufficient to control the
whole!-lb.
letter of Sias e. Burrows, Esq, written to
the editor OF the "Commercial Advertiser"
the following passage occurs
ave have fought for principles too high
TO be reached by a clause in a Bank Charter,
which subject it is but honest to admit was
excluded from discussion generally by the
Wings during the last contest. Our oppo-
nents de'ired 10 join issue on this subject,
but it was resisted almost Invariably Mroug-
out the land"
Who dare assert the question of Bank or
no Bank was settled by the result Of the last
election? Honest Wings say that it was not;
and if the Wing party were honest, they
would allow the question to 60 before the
people TO be adjudged before the attemp,
was made TO thrust it upon US whether we
will or no. Dare they DO it?--lb.
, 1841-09-04
COMPANY ORDERS FOR DRILL
AND REGIMENTAL MUSTER
FOR THE YEAR 1871.

Drill on the Sd Monday in September-
Regimental muster on the LIST Monday in
October, l84l. in Bowling Green.
JOHN SOUTH, Col. 18th Reg.
, 1841-09-04
NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby foreworned from
trusting my wife Lucy on any account,
as | am resolved not 10 pay any Of her con-
tracts. rs she has left my bed and board
without a jus iprovocation. She left on We'd
nesday the 18th day of August lS4I.
JAMES UUGIILETT.
, 1841-09-04
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH,
WUOIESAIE.)

TENIlE subscriber intending 90 %curtail al. credit
Il business, and sell FOR c,sn, will offer great
inducements TO those who HuY roK MONEY. His
goods are ali purchased of The manufacturer, are
good, and will be sold low. Merchant. who buy for
cash will find i, 90 their advantage TO call. lie !,
now receiving his fall stock, aud viii have on hand
about 300 packages Boots and Shoes, committing OF
every article in the Shoe line.
GEoIGE X. BUDD, 1922 g.
st. Louis, Aug. 81, 1911. 81
, 1841-09-04
4 LIKELY IND TILE:f
NEGRO BOY
SALE

have a very valuable and likely NEG -
i which | will cell nn the mot reason Il
for CASH. lie i. between - and IL ~. yage,
and il capable Of doing almost every kind. OF "SorS
for boys OF his age and size. Apply to
JOS. b. ARTHUR, Troy Mo-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-05

 l A EN tooks.- tLsos AMERICAN ORNI IN rHoLo1t, Wilh additions, Iaciu inig tho BuI les cibe hk Auiib1n, i3nntpn te, Sutdil, ,and ticir irusan. bs '. N. BteMei. MISSIONARY INrrKPKIsts IN THE STA lsr ANps, b, J,.im Williams, ilust,ateu with e'tgr,tv igs. rHE IlfF AND TINES sf THE REV. GGoRG 2 WmrfIfLD. M. \. b, Beben rhiia.
 CONFESSIONS oF AN lNQuIRlSG SPIRIT, b, Samuel |. Culeriage. THouGHrs IN PAST ! EARS by tlEc author of the ''Calhe ial."
 TaE HfARr's EASE, ur n remedy against al traubes, with cons ialorS discourse to those who have ost their friends aud tear relations, by Simon Patrick, D. D. SOWING AND REAPING, or WHAT WILL COME OF IT, bN Mary Howitt. ItorI ON. lIoPE KyER, a tale by Mary Hewitt. A DIScouRsH CONCERNING PRAYER, and the freademng dail. public pfaaels, hN Simon Pat'iek IsD. b.
 FILA -, or THE JuLY roUR, by one oi the party. =I# .essa. '.ne can form moral on glass of Champagne -le Roy. Just leceived and for sale by J. K. RANDALL. m;,r 26 Bookseller X Stationer, IA, Water st. Also further supply ai the following Music Books, viz: Southern Harmony, Missouri Harmony, the odeon, and the Boston Academy Golleotlea, Sc. A T PRIVATE SALE-25 hh,ls prime Q Sugar fA- l75 bags prime Rio Coffee 20OO bags corn,
 
 l0ObaNes Virginia Tobaceo, 50 boxes Soap, 50 bbs prime MeIasses in line order,
 5O half bbs Rickied Pig Pork,
 9 frkns Goshen butter,
 20 boxes Imperial md Gun Powder Teas, 100 cases Kip and Russet Brogan Shoes, 100 pieces F inch Dundee Bagging at Is cts, 100 NJ Segars very superior,
 30 dlz Rush bottom chars, 10 Bookeases and Secretaries at S20 each, Sc.
 ALSO,
 15 bales brown SheeIngs POO pcs calieues assorted lO bales Bleached Shirtings and She. tings, 800 packs English and German Pins, 100 pcs Y itg ina slsabmgs, 100 toz cotton hose, 20 doz Merino and Berlin Shifts hnd Drawers, ll0 dog Madras Illk'is, 50 doz Linen half hose, 30 pcs striped and plaid Drills for Pantao"ns, 250 White and cold 9 to l2-4 CounteIpanes and
 Marseilles Quilts, 100 pcs Brown Linen, 20 pcs Ermneite for mems and boys summer wear, 20 pcs Bedford Ribbed Pantaloon Sttiis,
 20 pes 5-I white tiannes for summer wear, loo 36 inch Cotton and Silk Umbrellas, 300 reanis fno Letter Papers s5 .s ~ .' POD sets kniyesand Forks, 50 cards Scissors All f wkich will be sold at New York cost and charges. s. LATHAM HULL x SON may26 saH 22 Water street. .ftoPPER, WIRE, SHEET IRON, TIN SPIATE. Be. lt.... BnAzllKs copfrR430x6O inches 10, II . l3 and 2ix60 pound Sheets. .-- sHrArHING C6rfER-14 and 16 OK . SHEET IRoN--250 bundles English Iron, Nos 10 7Ls27
 5 MIRE-59 bundles Iron Wire, Nos No IT. RIvETs--50 thsusand Timed Rivets; 40 thousand Black dn.
 PINNED PLArEsA25O boxes K Grown and PQnt- pool brauds. s.,.. 20 boxes 100 Plate Tin. ..=sLHApED PLArE-150 boxes Leaded Plate for roUing.
 BAHcA TiN-20 pigs Banca Tin, best quality. aNAILs- -500 kegs Nails assorted ld to 2Od. A supply of the above articles constantly on hand, and for sale by E: C. CENTER X CO, aug7 corner of Cont and Commerce-st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-05


 Solomon Andrews, Benjamin Leapeps, Latham, Hd,
 John Forsyth, Jr. Henry Hull, ct. al def'ts. a THE BILL in this case was filed for the i0reclo- sure uf mortgage uiade and executed by Solomon Andrews William R. Hallett, and hearing date the first day of November, A. D. lS3i-the property in the mortgage being bounded as follows; on the east liy Water street, the west by an Alley, south by property owned by James Roberts, and north by property owned by Jonathan Emanuel And now 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Register from alhiayit filed iD the cause, that the defendant, Solomon Andrews, resides of the limits nf this state; he ordered o appear at the next term of the court nf chaneery for the first district of the southern chaacey division of said at Mobile, to be holden on the secan1 Monday of November next, and answer or delnur [, the bill uf complaint; an il is further urdefed that this order be published uace week for fOurw weeks in some newspaper printed andpubis ,ed in the city of Mobile, and that copy-, the same be nosted on the door of the court house of Mobile ty within days from thls date; a it further ap- bearing p the Register, that the sad solomon An drews resides in the city and state of New York, il
 is ordered that copy of this order be forwarded to him at his aforesaid place of residence, also within ten days. Fs. assas
 i Witness, Malcolin ! AicIlae, Register of said cont of chmcery al Mobile, this eleventh day of Oc- t t.btr AID. 1s41. Nj. J. MeRAE, I octii i 57fE tttti Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-05
BY JOHN F0RsyTl,
.t, r p M =


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 Advertfselen not limited the manuscript, as to ,h naHbsF of insertions, will be continued for two months and charsed, unless previously directed o be taken oat of the paper by n written order.
 Advertisements bearing upon their faces the names of the persons by who they sen must be endorsed by them. . sluare and D for each additional square, with lhe pfv- lege of changing once a week, due in advance.
 The privilege of annual advertisers limited 10 lhtr own fmnellte business aud al advertisements or tue ments and advertisements of auction sales, sent by Itc must be paid 1ar tt the usual rates. .. All advertisements required b! law w.ll be cha'Se" al the lull rates. ,..,.,. Annual advertisers who exceed tespace for which they contract, will be charged rt The usual rates. II, Arrangenents will be made with those who occupy uan column continuously for year' acconit '" the nature of the business, and the frequency w tue change of matter. c ,t Insolvent Laws, will mol be published in a"y csti hf paid for previous insertion, payment be ShHd''" by q responsible person in town. ,
 All Announcements nf candidates for ohce, wH heo ged five dollars for dHly insertions during the eM'S payable in all cases in advance. l. Military and Fire Comp pauiis, and other similar NssV lions will he charged full rates by the insertion, or " dollars per annuin if they do not exceed one square e" week. izF .,,- .f,b bo All persalaI when admissible, will ne charged double ad in all payment must be mhue advance -,s--,.ua