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MISSOURI cuRREST-RIvEa COPPER MINES,

SHANNON COUNTY, MISSOURI.
WOULD now ask the attention of capitalists 10
these Copper Mines, rich In ore yielding from 40
to it per cent OF copper which by single process
Of smelling IS equal 10 the South American refined
psg-so pronounced by Messrs Mckn l. Co, of Bal-
tmore, to whom several shipments made by the
Mine Ia Motto Mining Company" Situated near
the junction Of Jacks Fork and the Current river
within half nile OF either stream, and near water
power for all manufacturing purposes, aud under
susny cline, in the vicinity Of agricultural lands
equal to the best IN Missouri surrounded by hills
bearing inexhaustbie forests and rising To mountains
whence aow pure and never-iaing springs, forming
navigation SIX months In the year IN AZURE, with
proiuse hand, TO have omitted but few facilities
for manufacturing, and transporting the product of
the copper mines. Believing this property, OF all the
vast and fertile Mississippi valley, may be made the
most safe and profitable investment of capital will
propose disposition OF portion (by sale or other
wse) liberal terms, by which to enlist the agency
of capitalists, and make il productive.
Miners may obtain mining lots, by application to
s. Chiffon, al the mines.
Communications, addressed to me at Washington,
J. EPEs CowAN.
p. S. The above described mines, since the year
1897, have been held, in measure, unproductive by
conflicting claims first located confirmed Spanish
grants on them, which James Whitcomb, then Com
missioner, decided were not confirmed. then
quired title under Mr.. James Thompson, who held
the agent and tool of an extensive company, proved
a presumption by Josias Bergman, Of said COM
pany both of whom, base villains, convicted, by
the facts, Of bribery and perjury, on which alone
was based their fraudulent clan.' Again my claim
was set at naught by Whtcomb who was success
full in the vile attempt to ste investigation of the
right Of title, until he went out OF Office since
which time, and change of Commissioners, an in
vestigation had, and my titles confirmed. See
report of Colonel Il. J. Allen, register Of the land
office, and the decision of the Hon. Mr. Blake, Com
missioner of the General Land Office, as published
in the Globe November 7th, 1872 also, decision of
the Hon. Mr.. Forward, Secretary of the Treasury,
confirming the Commissioners decision.
j. EPES COWAN.
Confirmation Of the Copper Mines Current riper TO
j. Epes Co,on,.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 30, lS43.
Sir return, herewith, the papers in relation to
the conflicting claims of Joseph Slater and J. f. Cow
an, assignee of James Thompson, to the northeast
quarter of section &c, township % NORTH range
west concur with you in the opinions expressed
in your letter of the 18th September, 1912, in rela
ton the conflicting claims in this case, addressed
to the register and receiver at Jackson, Missouri
and nv decision is in accordance herewith.
Very respectfully,
w FORWARD,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
THOMAS II. BLAKE, Esq,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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RANGMENT.

Posr OrrIcE, WAsuNGroS CRY,
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TINE NORTH EASTERN MAIL ria Baltimore,
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and 81 p. m.
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tented by Messrs James Perry q Co, London, which
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Times Philadelphia Sentinel New York Union &
Aurora Hartford Patriot Eagle; Argus, Albany,
n. Y; Hills New Hampshire Patriot; and Cincnna-
ii Republican, will publish the above advertisement
and send paper containing the same TO the lnspcc
ton Office.
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Ornaments, Borders, Rules, sc. of the best metal,
east IN original matrices, and very accurately finish
ed-al Of which they have determined to ell at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Placing the Book and Newspaper founts as follows
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-17

fsom ls iiwl be ssea thai We preferred Geo. Jackson
20 any Of b, compositions, and abhosed Adams above al
gencics from Washington cerantes) 10
sway our Judgment We confess our error But what
did was honest and openmesnt for the public and for
What tho Tyler official says of the motive Of our aban
lining Mr. Clay Is utterly We renowned the Ad-
ans administration the moment we saw its principles, and
that they not Democratic We asked expec-
ted office from it, Mr. Clay preached the subject Of an ap
pointment u.s. and frankly told him in reply that We
would have
The administration has here the head and from, of
offending" while acting with the Kentucky Democracy
OF which, in 1885, Mr. Clay was the champion and leader
"Medieus Sam."-In the day Of that merry fellow Fl
garo, reads that when he Court with powerful
letters OF recommendation that he expected least to
be made Cabinet Minister Of he presently found himself
appointed apothecary the Kings stables instead. This
is quite like wha, has just happened Court only
in place of making Minister into apohecary they
made an apotheeary into n Minister.
But why "Purgarc, scignac, cysterium donare" should
have been put into the Navy Department the up.
propriaie place for his Doses do understand Does
he know any thing OF Salt Water except matter of
pharmacy thing to be rctaed by the In many
kinds of powder has he dealt but never imagine in that
which has the prefix Of Gun; and bouscs the largest
balls that he has shot.
But surely they might have afforded us Physician ut
least, and not put of with n pill-maker.
"Prithec good apotheeary, little cvetg
After all thci State-quackcry under which we have so
long suffered the denches that have been suiced WITH
the voms that have turned almost inside out the red
pepper Of Jaeksonsm the pukes the posons the de-
v'sbroths OF every sort, that have wasted nothing
but skin and bone, we quake, seized with cold
sweat the idea Of being humped with this new pese
and would gladly exclaim, with Macbeth.
Throw physe dogs none ofhy"
1t be, however, that the member only
settled among ,octors of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-17

STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA. Capt Duggan, Of the British
schooner Acadinn arrived this port Tuesday from
Halifax, reports that Wednesday, the 5h inst wind light
and variable from s. to T.. with smooth sea- stood to the
> along the w COasof Seal Island and about midnight
tackled to the Eastward. On Thursday the 9Th wind still
light aud sea SMOOTH stood TO tho Noriward al ing the
East Coast Of the island, about mile, and sometimes
less from the shore. The weather. OF the time was
clear and eDeyhng along tie Coast ras distinctly pis
bic.
AZ Black Ledge Reef the place where the Columbia ran
ashore not boat the vesge Of wreck was to be seem
nor any tents any thing whatever mark the place as ha
wing been the scene Of shipwrcck Capt d. positive that
the columbia must have been got or and that on Wednes
day. while he was To the Yves tot the Island he had not
Deen able TO see her. she had been the vicinity on
That day Having perfect knwoedge Of the place where
she ran ashore and the of the weather in the vicinity
and the circumstances communicated in the letters received
~ ths CITY, he has no hesitation IN expressing his convic
uon iho' inc Columbia wns got on and had proceeded
HnIiax.-BostOn Atlas
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Majority for Babranche
THIRD DISTRICT.

Where does he Lightning 60 to THE Argus and
writer in the Daily discussing the phenomena OF cleo
city and Specializing upon what becomes Of the light
ming after passes the clouds the earth or vice versa
We remember TO have heard this question started
year since Rockaway beach. There was thunder
storm IN the distance and every few seconds the forked
lightning might be darling from the clouds toward. tho
-" WONDER" ssd one Of the party, "where the light
ming goes when IL strikes the water7" "Goesr promptly
replied clever New York lawyer, "why goes ont 10 BE-
sure" We submit this satisfactory solution Of the probsm
they discussing TO contemporaries Of the Argus and
Adseriscr.--AIbanT Journal
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- The Democrats Of Boston have tondered Mr.. Hen
shaw dinner mark Of "the high estimation in which
they have long held his public and private character Mr.
II. declines the honour.
The Globe, having read Mr. Ienshaw ont Of the party.
for accepting office under the Captain, must be consis-
tent read his hackers also II do this there
would seem to be something the suspicion entertained by
some that there good understanding bctweentho Globe
aud the Cabinet-ha the former blind Capt Tyler IS
to abuse the laterwho take all the abuse good
part.
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Third District.



From the 9TH District expect hear but little for
day or two II the OpeOusas and Attakapas parishes have
cast their usual vote, Moore elected- not his defeat
certain Under ordinary circumstances, should look
upon the chances favorable Moore but from what
have learned Of the indifference the result manifested in
the lower parishes the Of Gen. Bosser would
surprise us. However,
LATER.
The New Orleans Courier, u. F. Of Saturday even
ing gives later newsby which appears that the Locos
have certainly three Districts and probably fouith
from which, however, only have been received
We sublon the Couriers figures.
Free Trade with Sugar in it, seems to be rather too
much for the Wings But it can't be helped we arc
not certain, that is best for the Wings The worse
they beaten this year. the victorious they will be
next. The Locofoco has not increased-wlich is
sign that there has boon change Of opinion. The
weaker the Wings be-whle their strength is I'M
diminished, the better for them We shall not stop to OK
plain the wherefore.
We have the pleasing task 10 that the additional
returns received this morning. from oourche Parishes
sure the election Of ALCEE LABRANCHE, by n mniOri-
~ Of Sc votes over his Wing competitor, Edward d. White
Ex-Governor, ex-MombeT OF Congress, &c. &c. &c.
This - emphacaly the greatest democrat triumph Of ALL
for this district considered the strongest Wing district
m the State and Mr.. White the most popular candidate
that party.
Further Of the satisfactory character are re-
cevcd by the from the Sd and lh Districts In
every Parish, with the exception Of q Gen. Da ~son has re-
ceyed large and commanding majority
SITUATION OF PARTIES
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SYMPATHY

q smile 10 those that smile on thee;
For there is nought on earth so sweet
As when the heart is full Of glee,
a look Of kindred gIee 20 meet:
The evening star, that shines alone
Can scarcely through the shades be known.
But when her sisters oil nnse,
How brilliant are the midnight skies,
q weep for those that weep for thee;
For there Is nought on earth below
Like mingling tears Of sympathy,
For dropping hearts Ut care and wO;
The flowers Of pleasure rise again,
Like blossoms wet with summer rain;
And hope returns 10 light the eye,
Like sunshine when the clouds go by.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-17

The Madisonan has fairly arrested the daily discourses
Of the Globe on Coalitions by bringing light the agency
OF Mr. Blair IN the famous coalition Of 25. IL has done
more-tho' It did intend it, II has caused Mr. Blair
to make statement Of his agency-whch most ac-
tye-which completely vndicates Mr.. Clay We subjoin
~
Mr. Henry A. Wise and Mr. John Tyler arc now MI that
left who affect believe the caumny against Henry
Clay. For many years. while they found TO their
est 10 play "Yhe Charities" land no man ever beat e.
Their Of them IN enactng the character they the
Coalition az The grossest caumny but now, without any
additional evidence they about the only hackers has
Prom the Globe.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION or 1925.
The Administration organ seeks to make the impression
that ~ 1875 entered into dark intrigue In relation
to the election Of President by Congress All that thought
or sand them us' open IN the
duct Of the Globe. We then, now uncompro-
missing Democrat We, in common with the Democracy
Of kentucky, looked upon Mr. Clay the chief Of the par
y In the nation. personal friend we'll connocpd
by marriage. we felt deeply soctous for Mr. Clays
dency with his party. We did know General Jackson
and approhended from his Drayton letter that he would, al
though Republican, lean too much towards Federalism.
Under these circumstances admonishod from Washington
mat Goncfn Jackson would make Adams premier, with
fovoson Of the Presidency thus expressed freely the
feelings Of our heart and opinion Of public sou
mont David White personal friend the
from the district m which We resided
For my own part have no hesitation in saying hat al
though Jackson personally preferred 10 Adams by the peO
pee liu ihcuuuvu teo ~ common Win ulcHsl yet n
known that Jackson would give such direction the
course Of his administration by his appointments other
wise tofoser Adams future views preference Cays
There would be but sentiment among the supporters Of
the latter IN Kentucky They would consider IL deser
ton u the Western interests which they feel vitality
connected with the great principles advocated by Mr. Clay
and which they conceive IN great depend for their
contamination upon tho Of his future oxerOns. r.
therefore, should be perceived that tho tendency Of Gent
Jackson's measures President would be suppant Mr.
Clay, by promoting tho views Of Adams then have
doubt that the voice q all those who in favor Of Mr. Coy
dent time, let have him now; IL he has Genl
Jacksons preference, lei the Gent himself mako way for
him. We should rather have him At the expense Of
Jackson, than hereafter the expense ofCay. But nJack
gives that he will throw his weight into the
Western scale, then Yet throw weight hs This
believe, would be The d, cison Of ee.fourhs d the
people Of Kentucky.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-17

NoyrL FisHNG.-The Bee states that two boys were
fishing yesterday from Warren Bridge when one OF them
on pulling up his line, found there something weighy
attached 10 IT, which, getting up proved be bas.
kei, and within the basket found the body Of female
child, wrapped up in a linen cloth The bottom Of the
basket filled with make IL sink and the body
bore the appearance Of having been in the water three or
four days.-BOsfOn American
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-17

The editor Of that sterling Wing journal, the Boston A.
lac, hns received from the Clay Club OF ST. Louis hand
some hickory walking stick II b. mounted with gilt
plated head with the representation Of the American en-
sign, supported by osspod hands Over lis inscribed the
Of Henry Clay On the margin these words.
"For President Of the u. s., in 1874 Henry Cay-Not
Tor hlmsef but for bis conntrY. - BaIf. Aner.
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= Enquirer requested to copy.

"iiEs cut DrDo'-lti Is told IN history that Dido,
queen Of Tyre, about $40 years before Christ fled from
that place after the murder Of her husband and with col
settled upon the northern of Africa where she
built Carthage. Being Of land she bargained with
tho natives for as much she could surround with bulls
hide Having made the agreement, she bulls hide
line strings and tying them together claimed much land
as she could surround with the long line she Ind thus made
The natives allowed the cunning queen have her way
but when any body played of sharp trick they said he had
cui Dido;" aud the phrase has down our day.
Boston American
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W ELDER JOHN TAFFE, of Kentucky, may be OK.
pee'ed preach in the Sycamore Meeting House this Mon
ua evening al o'eloek-and each succeeding evening
during the week at the same hour ELDER j. d. FrReusoY
will also be present. mI7 4,
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FIRST District.
Majority,
Majority for Labranche,

Assumption, ST. John Laourche Interior and Terrebonne
not heard from. The three last have probably given
Wing majority Of between 800 and 500 Assumption at
the most have given the ocooco candidate over
$50 majority.
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NOTICE-Those persons who arc indebted to
The Estate o Henry Gibson services rendered BY him
Clerk n e w. r. Court hereby appointed
MI y ~ Richards NY Agent collect The fees
ned receipts for X ~ GIBSON
Iu ia Eserutrir - Henry Gibson, deed.
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painful To record the aged and nlrm who m,
may nave been lettering the brink the gave bun
n n mo,e distressing Is the task when the Is one who
as oeen shaohed away IN the when non
s PARENTS ,.h'ives and friends the faire pro
mise anu he OF honor and nv ,u W.
feel the truth Of these by the f,e ,h,, we
nnsy called to an early and un'iney grave e.ed work.
unknown om all the epoyments of mi. he G a.
consequence oone ungarded disease %
simple IN the first place TO be removed hands of Iii
ulpraetoner AMI which proves properly re, %
untatoed think they have only system with Mn,
curry and the business accomplished Error To.,r
are yearly either Murcuraleout OF esance OF their
'ons 80 broken and the functions OF impaired as 10 rem
der The residue Of life miserable DR. Hartley attempt by
uea an exposure Of which he has treated to-
raise his name by nuring the feelings iDivuas wok
not ms words have and shah again prove Of his e.pe
renee and the reliance and nvoabe secrecy which he may
be consulted. - ~ " ''
pr Hartley Member Medical Profession and from IN.
nature 9" ms Practice with the even 10 I'M.
uii oner hope sigor and perfect may be consult
rom IN the Morning un 10 nght-oee on Locust Alley
va Letters inelosing remittance, answered by ~,
rot and Medicine punetnaly The adde's
Lr
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The bushe OF Southern papers came 10 hand Saturday
morning. and the ~ o. Bee gives the following state of the
results as far received;
THE ELECTIONS.
The thus far, with the exception OF the First Dis
trict and there have the full yote) are snpu
larry meage and incomplete. At this memen il il pos
sbe say whether White Labranche chosen in the
ID District though have little TO doubt the sue
of the Wing candidate. From the Sd District the n
turns though numerous, sufficient ensure the re-
election of Gen. Dawson by large majority Throughout
the State the vote appears exceedingly smain the ID
District amazingly The Second Municipality did not
poll within 300 votes Of her entire strength ST. James,
another strong Wing parish cast l60 OF $50 In
fact except Plaquemine, where the nordinatcy
heavy great degree of apathy appears have prevailed
among the citizens. This for the slender MAORI
ties received by Gov White in several ACKNOWLEDGING
Wing precincts The Locooco has not increased but
the Wing vote has fallen of.
The following comprise all the hitherto received
any Others may obtain before going press will be
put in n pOstscript:
FIRST District
SldeIl, lI57
Rogers, Sl2
Majority. 3I5
Second District
WHITE. LABRANcHE
Second Municipality, Ill maj.
Jefferson Jefferson 45 maj.
ST. James,
ST. Charles, 10
Ascension, a.
Total, 1873 I39
1913
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fs renewal o. summing LAsbsss We as., az IA sA,h,,
" esey ace az ths wofA hai the ptinss tssa se
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nfona OF acquiring knowdgc hut niroeton M ~.
printing pres and steam engine. may literally said eht .
a.wned upon tho wof an the century p..-
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IN inc beautiful storhon-e of eaciy esl
eu 70 combine with ncuirale pol-on h.
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been tof.ughy tested AMI \. 6,, 60,
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en, OF The ghni eprosy, sah Rheum. Head He,e.,
hheuau. fataiion Of the Heart aud or,,ny
an impure OF depn,ed state Of the blood arrangement of
"geNe orrans The propreors daily written .
monia giving interesting details virtues original
manuscripts OF various oerhcaies etsrs Clergy
and iaiy an confirming the previous mn,
eeive and viii eheerny be exhibited on application r.r, a.
recorded sufficiently clear and The mo,
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For particulars advertisements city p..
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HOIT& cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the EXCHANGE.

splendid Scheme draws the Exchange this Iyenng-3
~ OF s,uooo each 10 Of $1,000 and tickets only S5-o ~,
had OF HONr a. co. under the EXCHANGE - ~
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CITRATE or THON.

A MOST valuable and beautiful preparation Of
~ IRON for medicinal the Citrate . superior ~
every other 81 from possessing following quail
ties It, sagreeabe n the taste, ID dsagrees with the
stomach a. perfectly and Immediately soluble water
a ruby red solution 4th equally, u
eo every Where Iron prescribed an any other prepa
Prom these properties b. presumed That must ne b.
known entirely supcrscdc Ie unscienhc which
usually given as-seei Wine od Carbonate of Iron Gro
hs MIXTURE general prone
position.
supply jua received. and for sale BY
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had o. hoHr Co under the Exchange.
Will be sold ON WEDNESDAY morning NEXT
al the Bell Tavern in tho CITY OF Richmond A Iik.,x
monto Man between e5 and 10 years oil sold under per.
OF the County Count OF Chesterfield. n n RRoovs
ia l7-d3 -
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LOUISIANA ELECTIONS

The bushel OF Southern papers hand Saturday
morning, and the N o. Bee gives the following state of the
results Us far as received;
THE ELECTIONS
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- ARGAINs ~ very Superior summer CIou Coats-ve have
- received and opened of e- very reduced prices 30
splendid Co Coa, equal in qualify yIe and workman
ship 20 any Thing of the Kind this market.
jui5 fNflOB5 a BROTHER.
~ EW CHEESE.-6O boxes receiving and for
IN SHELBY Ju 1861 DUNLOP, MoNCURE co