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List of Letters,

p EMAINING in the Post office at
no Bowling Green, Mo-, on 3Oth of
June, lS43, which if not taken out in
three months, will be sent 10 the Gener-
al Post OffCe as dead letters.
John W. Appleton, ,; Nancy Anderson.
n. Black; Ira Bailey James Barbee; Thns.
Bland: David Butler; Jacob reath; G. B
Crane; II. C.. Draper; W. r. Dunn, Lit
tlebcrry Eppcrson; 7. H. Harris; John
Hugh; Thomas b. Hunter; Thomas Hun
ter, Jr; n. w Jones; James Lindsay; Lar.
kin Laurance; Leroy II. Lockett; Digs
Luck; L. A. Say; b. A Mckenzie, =;
Thomas NJ. McQuien; Martha Micham:
Elvira Martin; W. w. miner, Cyrus Mickey {;
Davenport Nalley; william Penix; An
drew Shepherd; JOIN Ware; isaac Ward :;
Nathaniel Williams; john Wisr; :. I"
Ware;
II. G EDWARDS. +. NJ.
july Sth, lS42. 36
, 1843-08-12
TOBACCO HEMP &c !.

ESEiE subscriber will receive and forward
sA Tobacco, Hemp, Pork. Sc. at unusaalg
lOm rates TO Orleans or the East. Having no
interest in steam boats, and my agents in Or.
leans having no interest in packet ships or
vessels ireIghts both here and below, viii be
bargained for at the loweFt rates. will also
in cash without any charge for loss
in exchangsi from two thirds TO three fourtLs
the value here on Tobacco, Hemp, Flour,
Wheat, Pork, Lard, Bacon, Beef. &c. &c.
GEORGE X. BUDD, Com
mission & forwarding merhani, A, Water St.
st. Louis, Nay 9th, I643.
Refer to MeSsrs: VIM; Luce, & Co. t1or;s.,,
81. N. Bryson, & Co. LOUISIANA
" Jameson Samuel, Esq. Hannibal.
toioheI Neliman, SSyerton-
james t.. Fox, Esq. Paris
" Theodore Jones, Esq. Palmyre.
James llama, Esq. Marion City !
May 18th, 1913. 2w2S.
, 1843-08-12
TYPE.AT REDUCED PRICES.
ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY.

sr or-r Tvpr rurxDpv
FENHE Undersigned tsncce'sor 10 george
Il Charles,D having purchased the Intereet
OF bis late partners, m the above establish
ment, VIII continue The business at the old
stand ana soIlcits a continuance OF the pat
rcnagehi'heFto extended TO this foundry BY
the fn"trfs nj the "e-t
BENG determined 10 iurhish type. anu all
ofner materials used IN a PRINTING Once, as
cheap as pO'-lDie, ne Is prepared 10 HI all
, 1843-08-12
Notice to Debtors.

A LII persons indebted TO the late firm
IA ofS.N. Purse & Co., on account ofthe
Ashley Steam Mill, are hereby request
ed TO come forward and make immediate
settlement, either by note or prompt pay
ment, otherwise their accounts will be
placed in the hands ofthe proper officers
for collection. The matter must be at
tended TO without delay.
S. N.PURSE g. Co.
Ashley Mo. July 18th, l843. 37-tf.
, 1843-08-12
New and Cheap
GOODS.

fEHHE subscriber has just received a large
assortment of
New and Fashionable Goods.
and Groceries of every description, which
having been purchased for CASH at very low
prices, will be sold unusually low for cash or
good produce. Also a large lot of best Juniat-
Ia Nails on commission, which will be sold at
the extremely low price OF 5000 per key.
Purchasers will find it to their interest 10
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
JACOB BLOCK.
Louisiana, Pike county, Mo.
April 18th, ISi3. lm24.
, 1843-08-12
STATE OF MISSOURI, }cc
Innntv of Pike


County of Pike.
In the County Court, Feb. Term, lS43.
4 E$SE G. RODGERS Administrator De
81 bonis non of the Estate of Lewis II
teTback deceased, comes and files his petit
ton for the sale of the real estate Of said
deceased, and said petition is accompanied
by a ;rue account of his Administration a
list Of the debts due to and by the deceased
and an inventory of the real estate, and Of
all other assets in his hands, the whole ven
fed by the affidavit Of said administrator
II is therefore ordered that all persons in
teIested in said estate, be notified that I'M
less the contrary be shown on or before the
fTstday of the next term of this Court. an
order viii be made for the sale of the fol
lowing described real estate TO wit: lots 33,
81, 30, 40, ll6, and 81, with the improve
meuts thereon, in the town Of Bowling
Green, or so much thereof as will be snli
Gent to pay the debts OF said deceased, and
that this notice be published for siA weeks
in some newspaper in this State.
A true copy Of the record.
Testc: A. II BUCKNER, Clerk.
February 18th. lS43. CIV
, 1843-08-12
DIR. T.

HHAVlNG located permanently in Louisi-
AA ana, Mo-, offers his services to the citi-
zens OF that place and lis vicinity. in the va
nous branches Of his profession. Having de-
voted his attention particularly to the study
OF Anatomy aud ssrgery, and having Witness
cd and assisted in all of the most important
sergieal operations, he offers bis services espec
iHty IN that branch of his profession. He fiat
'ers himself that If called on he will perform
successfully, and with entire satisfaction TO his
employers. almost any of the capital sergical
operations now performed by the celebrated
Dudley, Of Lexington, Ky. Hc foses by the
most assIduous attention TO The various duties
OF his Profession, and moderate charges, 10
merit a share of public patronage lie will
practice in conjunction with DIR. Hardin.
Louisiana, April 29th, 1913.
, 1843-08-12
STATE OF MISSOURI, ..
County of Pike.


In the County Court, February Term lS43
n + is ordered by the Court that The follow
- ing be observed as the order Of transact
ing business il this Court al every term, viz:
MONDArs and TUESDAYS, of each term TO
he devoted TO County business, including
Roads, Revenue, Road & Canal Fund. comfy
and township school funds, claims against
The county, paupcrs, county Offices &c
WEDNESDAYS to allowance of demands a
gainst estates not having had an annual set
tlcIneHt. TTUEsDAys and FRIptls, 10 an
nusl settlements of Administrators, Exccu-
tors and Guardians. in the order OF the dock
Il kept by the Clerk 10 allowing demands
%eguin.t ~cstate:, settIed on the same day by
Administrators aud Executors, and any 9th.
cr business ia relation to the estates Of de.
ceased persons aud minors; aud SATURDAYS
to find settlements and bu.iress relating
A tine copy from the record.
Testc. A. II. BUCkNEP, Clerk.
PcrS. w. BucKNEE. ID C..
March llth, 1913. lo-tf.
, 1843-08-12

five years old, with a small star on the fore.
head, a small snip on the nose, and white
hind feet. will give the above reward 10
any one who will deliver her to me.
JOHN X. BUCHANAN.
June 18th, ISi3. :t-33.
, 1843-08-12
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,
And a Ncw Discovery in the Newspaper
BUSINESS!

find a .NeW DiScorery in the Newspaper
BUSINESS!
A most important an invaluable discovery
has been made by Il gentleman Of this city
by which newspapers may be printed in then
present form, and at the sane time, capable
Of being converted at pleasure into a Maya
zine form, for preservation.
This grand improvement, which is destin
ed TO form a new era in the business, effect
ing an entire revolution in the art of prin-
ting mammoth newspapers. will be introdu
csd, by permission Of the ~Patcntee, into the
Philadelphia Saturday Museum,
ing in May next.
In announcing to the friends Of the news
paper press throughout the country, a dis
covery which will add so immensely TO the
value OF newspapers, the publishers of the
Saturday museum, have, also, the proud
satisfaction Of announcing the complete aud
triumphant success of their new Family
Newspaper. The liberal patronage already
secured for this new and popula- enterprise,
has not only surpassed the most sanguine
expectation, but is entirely unprecedented.
, 1843-08-12

I'd, his feet are sore from trosttifc: he is raih-
er dull, and had on when lac lett a seal kin
cap. and brown lanes coat and pantaloon',
with Lluc James over coat. 1t i]ssuppo.cd he
may attempt to cross the iver. The above
reward will be given for his delivery 10 me,
or confinement in sume Jail, where can get
him; il taken ont Of this State. and it Ia
ken within the State, S25 will be given.
KAREN H.. WHITAKER.
Pike county, Mo, MAY 90, ,43. :iw29
, 1843-08-12
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

DhII4Nlo IA ioN NOiiCL'
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Courtoi
Pike county, letters Of Adminlsra-
ton upon the Estate Of Andrew Nii-
ford, deceased, bearingdate the 9th
May A. ID. lS43. All persons hlv-
ing claims agains, said estate, are re.
quested to exhibit them in one y'ar
from the date Of said letters for alt
lowance, or they may be preclupdt
from any benefit of said estate; ;ndt
if such claims are not presented with.
in three years from the date OF aid
letters, they will be forever barrel.
MELCHISADECK EARLY, Admir-.
Nav 9th, 1843. 3wO
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IMPROVEMENT IL ''TuE MUSEUM"

"The Museum" is now so fairly and firm
" established that we feel warranted in
making some very extensive and important
Improvements. BY the first ofMay, we shall
have completed all our arrangements. We
shall have, IN the fsst place, a beautiful, clear
aud bold tyPc-in the second, "A superb
smooth and white papcr-iu the third place,
wc shali make an Ingenious & novel change
in the arrangement Of tEe matter-in the
foulth place, we shall increase our corps Of
contributor. in all the ~vaiious departments
Of a Family NewsPnper-in the fifth place,
we have secured, att high salary, the ser
vices of EDGAR A. PoE, Esq "a gentleman
high and versatile abilities have nj
ways spoken promptly for themselves, and
who, after the frat of May, will aid us in
the editorial cundnct of the Journal.
The "Narativc of Townscnd's Journey
over the Rocky Mountains" one of the most
interesting and valuable ever published, i.
sent TO all new subscribers. At its conclu-
sion. our readers will find themselves in pos
session of Il work which alone will be worth
the subscription to the papcr. We
shall cuutinuc, also, q %course, the BiugTsphi-
cal Sketches and Portraits" Which are now
exciting so unrXamplcd an intcro.t. With
these aud other features contained, and with
the improvements 10 contemplation, it re-
mains TO be seen whether we do not amply
fulfil our determination of making the very
best Newspaper in America.
Persons wishing TO secure six Thousand
octave pages Of useful, interesting. and
uncxceptinuahlc reading for the select ia mi
" circle, Tor the small sum of two Dollars
per year-being at the astonishingly low rate
Of thirty pages for one cent, or equivalent
to one hundred and twenty pages for four
cents-shuuld hand their names in now.
RMS-Two Dollars per annum. Three
copies for Five Dollars, or sixteen copies for
Twenty Dollars, in the extra inducements
offered at present for clubbing.
THOMAS c CLARKE & co.
Office # the Saturday museum, Publrh
crs' Hall, No. lUl Chcsnut 81. Philadelphia
, 1843-08-12

meStlCS, &C.
All of which will be sold at Louisiana prices
for cash. lie has determined that he Will not
in any instance depart from the cash SYSTEM
being satisfied that it is the best course to
pursue, both for buyer and seller. The public
are respectfully invited to call and examine
for themselves. II. l.. PETllBONE
April 29th, IS43. 2m2o.
, 1843-08-12
$50 Rer0rd.

\ from the cub.
ia schter, living ) mile.
north east (. ON Bowling Greens
Pike county, Missouri, on the
26th April last, a negro man
named NOSE, about , feet 10
inches high, rather slender; a
bout - wears old, dark color.
, 1843-08-12
NEW STORE.

Groceries at Louisiana Prices"
TINE subscriber has Just received. and is
Il now opening at L. Pettibone's old stand
in Bowling Green, a large and general assert
ment of
Family Groceries, Queens
Ware, Tiny Ware, Do
, 1843-08-12
$500 Rearard.

CTRAYFD from
~ the subscribcTliv-
ing near Walkersville,
in this county, on the
.llth inst a hay mare
, 1843-08-12

Address, post paid,
MORTON N'MICHAEI,
l0l Chestnut Street, Publishers Hall.
The First Number will be issued in Janua
ry, lS43.
INDUCEMENTS To PosTnAsTERs AND OTHERS.
Four Copies Of this beautiful work will be
furnished for Five Dollars, in current funds,
Ten Copies for Ten Dollars, l."
% copies for Twenty Dollars, " I"
TO every person forwarding s., four copies
will be sent, and in addition a copy of Pill
grims of the Rhine, Devcreux, Eugene Aram,
Last Daysof Pompeii, Fraucisca Carrara,
Traits aud Trials Of Eng. Life, The Van OF
the Peacock, Romance and Reality, The
RcpeaIers, Conversations with Lord Byron,
The Honey Moon and Gems of Beauty, The
D;sowned, Paul Clifford, Rienzi, by Bul-
wer.) Ethel Churchhiil, The Improyisatricc,
Book Of Beauty by Miss Landon. with o
Portrait) Confessions of an Elderly Gentle
man. The two Friends, Victims Of Society,
by LADY Blessirgtou, with Portrait.)-
Manheld rark, by Miss Austin. Whichev.
ar may be preferred.
{ To every person forwarding SO, ten
cspies will be furnished. and any four
pqrenamed works.
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NOT so.

paragraph has been going the rounds
Of The newspapers, hat the REV. T.. S. Ely.
a prominent Presby hrian Minister of Phil,
adC phia, had turned UnaversaIl.t and
preached discourse in favor of the doctrine
of that sect. We had the pleasure of a
personal acquaintance with DR.. Ely during
his residence in Missouri, and thought the
story all humbug when we saw it. So it
turnel)at to be. The rumor of change in
his religious sentiments, originated from his
having preached in Universalist Church
at Reading, Pa, upon the invitation of
the Pastor, Mr. Ashton. 1t was not a
"cro~' then, but merely something "as
6iock as crow"
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MAIyE'-the election in this State came
of On Monday, The | llh ultlmo Returns
have been received from about half The
state 1t appea RS 10 be pretty certain thai
K. Z. Dunbar, in The Cumberland Dis
irici, Charles Andrews, in the Lincoln
and Oxford District, (Damocrats) and Lu.
ther Severencc (W in the Kenebec AMI
Franklin District, are elected Penobscot
and Waldo districts have probably elected
democrats also. In the York District, as
we'll as the Hancock and Washington, it is
thought there is no choice. The LegisIa>
lure will be democratic, A choice of Gov.
einor by Ike people is thought 10 be uncer-
tain.
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VERMONT ELECTION Returns from rs

VERMONT ELECTION Returns from rs
towns exhibit the following vote for Cover
nor; Maocks CIV } 2I007; Kellogg ID J
1919; scattering 2o7i; Mattock lacks
% votes of having majority over all, and
90 towns remain to be heard from. The
N. \. Tribune thinks the Wings will have
larger majority in both branches of the
Legislature than they had last year, and
that TIE Congressional delegation will stand
s Wings TO democrat. 1t is doubtful
whether there will be choice of a Cover
nor by the people. Ia the even, there is
not. The selection will devolre on the Leg
stature.
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stature.

The YELLOW FEVER CASES AT New
YORK The Health Off .er of New York.
DR.. Van iobenburg, recently allowed The
schooner Wanda 70 discharge her car, 60 at
hmgston, though several cases of yellow
fever were on board. letter appears IN
The New York papers, from Mr.. M. Romeyn,
stating TINT disease and death have followed
in her track A highly malignant disease,
called By some bilious and by others yellow
fever. is prevailing in the immediate neigh
borhnod where she discharged her cargo
One died on Thursday night and ann her on
FRIDAY, aud several others are down wuh
the same species # disease, all having sick
ened sluce her arrival here, and some within
a lew days-she having left The deck on
FRIDAY or Saturday last.
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MUSIC IN THE CHILDREN

Parents in lies are beginning to appre
Cate the salntary influence of The "harmony
ct sounds" upon the minds Of children. II
sol'ens temper, sweetens the disposition
and turns the heart in unison with all the
better feelings OF their nature. |, creates
domestic cheerf mess ia the family circle.
produces concord Of feeling in the village
school, and needs but to be universally prac-
ticed to fill the world with harmony. Il
should be introduced into every common
school in The land. is influence upon the
rising generation would do more TO elevate
the standard OF our national morality. than
all the pedagogical reproois ever invented.
from Nrchen doses down 10 The kirdest cen
sure. There are three millions of youth in
our country who receive s,he,r .n,,.a sduca.
ton IN he common school. Wha' volume
of sweet sounds would this nation of sopo,
sters make! What world of iar,inr dis
cords would their peace making melody
extlrpate! Let the singing master aud he
school master go abroad together Let the
musical talent IN children be cultivated M
the same time vi all other talents which
God has gwen tbcn,- Sat Con-.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

The Bond paying Democrats have now
full Congressional ticket orgunz d The
gentleman who compose il are V E
HOWARD, of Kinds; JOSEPH DUNBAR,
of Jefferson; w G KENDALL, If Ya-
lobusha and JOHN GILMER. of Lovnds.
We have no acquaintance with any OF The
candidates, save Mr. Kendall, who visited
this portion ofthe State few weeks since
But we are assured By those who know
them, that the selections are good and The
ticket worthy of the support of the people.
Though we differ in political sentiment with
those who compose it, we nevertheless cor
daily wish them success.
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= TIE
RIPLEY ADVERTISER
j. H. FORD.
PRoPRIrro TOR AND PeeL,sury

IERMS:-The ADvtHTisEs will be Issued rev.
nlarIy every Saturdays at 81 so, in advance
in every instance. No subscription win be re-
cieyef for less period than six months.
ADvERTIsrmrN7s will he charged at the rate of
ON DOLLAR per square, ten lines or lessl for
the first insertion, and fifty cents for each
Continuance.
Announcing candidates for ofIice-ten for state
and FIVE for Coun ty-invarahly in advance
The ASH will be required for III Job work
whe'l delivered this rule will be stnctly OBJ
served
Letters addressed to this Office on business.
must be post paid, or they might not be at,
tended to-
fry Advertisements should be marked with
the number ofinsertons on the margin, or they
will be contina ed until ordered out, an charged
accordingly.
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REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS We notice

EVOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS We notice
recent announcements ofihe deaths of three
Revolutionary patriots. At Boston, Mr. :.
James Newell, who took part in the scenes
of Lexington, Ticonderosa, and Yorktown
at Amhersls, Mss, Gen Ebenezer Ma,
Don, distinguished as an officer in the Rev ;
oution; and near Raleigh, Shelby County
Te, Mr.. William H,pa, a soldier in that
memorable Struggle. Peace TO their re.
mains.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-07
GOVERNOR TUCKER

Old "Tallaboa" is eliciting some com.
plant from his friends by his confsn respec
ting the nomination for Congress rendered
him by the July Convention lie neither
Gays that he will nor will not have il, bu
holds on TO the gubernatorial robes. Per,
maps his ''attcntion" has no, been specially
|"cailec" 10 the fact that he was nominated
ihe District Chancery Court bin should
'eaeh his friends the necessity of SPECIAL
attention to that particular. Or possibly
ne IS waiting 10 see the result of the election
before he accepts or declares the profrsred
honor. The signs Of the times indicate
that to be the safest policy.
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jury, for escaping from The county Jail some
weeks since. and sent to Clay county for
trial. Owing, however, 10 some informally
in the proceedings, he was remandedt to this
county again for trial.
There was not sufficient proof adduced
against him, TO predicate an Indictment for
shooting Elk Gov, Boggs, and The grand jury
therefore Gid not indict him of that offence
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-07

Dueling stock in South Carolina, seems to be
railing. A correspondent of the charleston Oh.
server, living i'll Warrenton, Abbeville District,
gave, a short time since, an account of barba-
cue heldin honor of a miivary officer in that
District, who had the mora! courage to refuse
challenge, aud TO have the assailing parties
bound over to keep the peace. The whole pro-
ceedings hav, been published, and they clearly
no" an Amazing depreciation in he public es-
timation OF that honor which was once attached
to this mode of settling private quarrels 1t is
now regarded as disreputable either to give or
receive challenge. Duelling stock is, there
fore, MT only below par, but gentlemen who
have had any connection with it, either as prin.
cipals OF as seconds, are rather anxious to have
that part OF their private history Cancelled and
70 rgotten.--Tropic
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TsUsa SAL OF
Negroes IL land.

81 n conformity with IA certain Deed of
"a. Trust executed by Archibald Richards
and Charlotte Richards his wife to the
undersigned, Alexander {. Blair and Math
ew Lacy, Trustees, TO secure the pay ment
of certain debts due Samuel Ii Doxey and
T. &. Arneu: bearing date on the l5.h
day of September, 1910, and recorded IN
the Probate Clerks Office of 'flppah County
in Deed Book G, pages 62S, GO, & 630
Will expose 10 sale TO the highest bidder at
Auction. on The first Monday in April next,
(IS4i) AT the door of the Court House IN
Ripley, Tippah County Mississippi, all the
following described land and negroes, de-
scrbed In SAID Deed OF Trust; 10 W.T.:
The East bail Of Section thirty Two, IN
Township One. of Range One East, in the
Chckasaw Land Distli ct. Also, Jonn, Dan
dridge, Talbot, Anderson, John. "a boy)
Stephen, Eliza, Elizabeth, Frankly, Susan,
Ann, Elm, Chanev and ParIheney, aud
their increase, or so mann as will satisfy
The claims aforesaid and all interest accrued
and accrung thereon, uil paid, and all costs
incidental lolhe execution Of said Deed Of
Trust, Terms of sale will he cash We
will convey such lille only, as is vested in
US ~ Trustees, viii h Is believed TO be
perfectly good $
ALEXANDER C. BLAIR,
MATTHEW LACY.
Trustees.
September, 18Th $3.50 On
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,
STATE OF MISsISslPPl)

7 THPAH COUNTY. Z 4
EDY order of he honorable Proba tie
lU Court, at The September Term, 1913
viii On Monday the 9Th dav Of No,
vember 1913. sell to The highest bidder in
The Town of Salem, on credii Of twelve
months, the following piece, or lot Of land,
of John G. Mcdonald Decd, known IN the
plan of the town OF Salem, as Lot No 10,
in block No. 7. Biad aud approved secu-
ritv, will be required for the purchase
money,
ri p MAXWELL,
Adm of the Estate OF John
g. Mcdonald Decd
October, 5lh lS43-50-3w
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Destructive FIRE A destructive Gre
occurred at Kingston, Jamaica. on the och
ulimo. Two hundred buildings were de-
>troyec, at an estimated loss of three mill,
,on of dollars.
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OF A call for JOB printing compes US,
much TO our dislike, to present our readers.
with half shec, this week We shall
probably be under he necessity Of doing the
same thing next week. Under these cir
cumsances we beg the indulgence of our
readers.
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Gov. Doty, OF Wisconsin Territory, has
issued proclamation recommending to the
people OF sali Territory TO vote al the cleo,
non on the fourth Monday OF this month, for
or against he formation Of permanen, Gov.
ernTeLt for the State Of Winconsln. The
Governor expresses the opinion that there
are more than sky thousand inhabitants
In the Terriory.-Lou. Journal.