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Petition

SVICE 0CUtlSnu"
Of James Scott, Dsc'd Petition.
vs..
John Scott, g. others
THE Petitioner Adm'r of James Scott
decd on the 20th Of April Allied
in the Clerks Office of this Court his pes
ti,ion which represents that said James
Scott at tho time Of his decease was seiz,
ed in fac simple OF a certain tract ofland
in Brown county Ohio, and bounded and
Idercribed as follows: Part Of an SOOacre
survey patented TO Bibb--Beginning at q
| supsrtrse beech and walnut thence $50
W. 1875 poles TO a stone inhle6ord's line,
N, 40 l.2 w. 1854 poles TO a stone il
William SCOTS line, thence with sale
line N.3OE SO poles TO q stake inBroOkt
line corner toWiIIiam Scott, thence will
the original line S. so, E. 100 poles T.
1.-The beginning & obtaining s acres roo
and ID poles. That said decedants es'
' tate after exhausting the funds that hav
come into The hands Of petitioner is sti
b in debt. That John Scott & Isaac Scot
are The ONLY Children & heirs, and tha
9 said John & Isaac are minors q ihe'
% Guardian IS without The jurisdiction G
81 this court, that said Guardian has renle
. said land for the present year. ioI .
70 amount sufficient to pay the debts Of III
" s.,aIa. Petitioner prays that said Qua
IN dian nav be directed to pay over th
D. rents s. profits arising from said TeaI g
he ,o,s or that the land be sold and sue
le. other c proceedings had as are authorize
,y by law. r soo~- Adm,r of
les James Scott.
Ii, June 2eth, l644.
e. HAMUR g. JOHNSTON Soils for PstT
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N puFsuanes OF an order Of the CSuTt Of
4 Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, macs
ut thsiE september Tern Is %, AID revived 81
their April term 1874, will proceed on the
premises on the SCI, day ofAugdst next bstWeen
the houu Of ten and four O'Clock 20 sell the iol-
foai ing real estate Of which .AIPhsus Hhite
late Of said county died seized & possessed, 20
wit: the lots and real esta 9 following, that hs
to say--In lots Nos. Ill lI2, It3, ll4, IFS,
ll6, ~, lIe, lI9, I24, I95, I26. 127, l2e,
l29, t30, 1871, I32. l33, I47, l4s, lag. Isl, isl,
W., 1853, l55, l56 l51 & I5S and out lots Nos.
i59, ,I60, 16l, l6l, 1853, e. l64 IN the Addition 10
she town Of ofFayetsyills Perry township said
county free Of dove. end also a tract Of land
lyhg in said tcWnshIp described a. fcllowSi
bsganing az planted stone in the State road
leading from GeoFgstoWh to Wilmington q cor
hsroi Ihomss Ashton'S land; thsnee with said
road And said Ashtons line south 93.5 poles TO
aplaeted stone tnoIhef corner Of said Ashton
Iheaee noIth, eOdegTees east ,3.5 poles 10 plan.
ted stone Geo .EUtankS corner in said Asht0n's
line, thence withEubank's line south97 poles 10
a stone eaidEobank's s& Richard fIolden's corner; /;
thence soath, 66 degrees west, 81 poles TO a
stake, tneace up the East Fork, on the edge Of
the wesf bsnk, with its meanden north, IS de-
eress ea5l, 3 poles, north 2degTees east, 80
poles, nerlh, % degrees east, u poles, north. IS
more neaf the old mill dam; thence north de.
srsss wesf, l3 poles to a stone and three wil.
lows marked with psakniIe thence up the east
side Of said creek on the edge nf he bank N.
"a I.2 deeW w. I9 poles to a smaD black ssb and
double elm, thence north, IS degrees west,, 30
poles to the mouth Of a small branch, thence
north 30 / degrees west, - poles to q bOxsI-
der stum6 and stone marked N. L. thence with
T.ineh's line north, so dsgrsessast, SIS poles
TO 3beeches and a stone marked X; thence
north,7 -7dsgroes east Tpoles to a stone and
beeehe6; saenes with COx's heirs line sOuIh, so
degrees eau, 80 2 pOles,tO the beginning; con-
tanning IS &cEes rood and % epOles, part eta
survey in the name oiEdward Cnn.ngton No.
6I3, subject the dover Of Sarah Shayssreen as
signed in said tract oflandsaid real thGestats to
be sold at not less than tWo thirds Of the ap.
praised value thereof as returned to said Court,
upon the terms following to wit: one third
cash in hand, ,and the other two thirds, payable
with interestin equal inStalmentS in nine and
eighteen months, 10 be secured by note and seeu.
rity. DAVID .. DEVoRE, admir-. OF
Alpheus White deed. with the
will annexed.
June "a, Ie43.
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DIED,

lnApril last on board Of Sh' ? at Ssa ,
Rev, MILTON CAMPBELL, late oil this
township. Mr.. Campbell had been aP'
nDiu,cd missionary to AAica, and was on
his way thilber when he died.
DIED, On the evening Of the 9Th Ol
July. Al his residence in Pike township
Brown county Ohio, Mr.. AARON Z DAY
aped thirty three years. He has left
wife g. Eve children TO mourn their On
speakable loss
In ,he d,ce rec d his wife has l'st al
aeec,,ona.e husband, his Children Ten
der Father, and his country worthy
citizen.
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Farm for Sale,

A first rate farm for sale on The waters Of
N Straight creek. miles from the Ohio river,
and three miles from Georgetown, containing
2(l9 acres, about I2O acres cleared, the balance
we'll timbersd with black walnut, blus ash and
black ash good improvements and fruit OF all
kinds. The farm is well wacered with n good
we'll AMI spring in every field. Or will sell
30 acres Of the said tract, or exchange for a
smaller tract OF the same quality Ufland, by pay
ing me ths difference. Inquire of Thomas l.
Hamer at Georgetown, or the subscriber on the
premises.
WILLIAM LLOYD.
LII, 1914 IF
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IiMI0N TOWNSHIP.

Ata Township meeting held in Union
Township on Saturday last, for the pur-
pose ofnominaiingD Delegates 10 the com
inc county Convention, il was Resolved
That. r. ]. BESNEr Of Ripley be recon-
mended 10 the C'uEsns Of Brown county
81 4 candinate for County Auditor, and
ia. the delegates be and are hereby IN
sIrletsd to support him as . candidate
for said Office.
JNo. G. CAMPsELLs Sec.
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Brown Com. Pleas.
Ganesry.
June "a, Is4s.
Samuel P. Tweed

Ok c.o..,.
~ c.o..,., r,;,I ,.L. m.
VIZ az. ~" go Jsinant t 6Iad II th.
I'cS Ssa Sto su rioaI ~ Rro,vD county Ohio
NOSl' ~ az. J. - Msrsh 1874 nj. csr,s;n mi
on ~ suo -, - "a ths' sa;d h;i ..ts forth in
III tA." e.o ,hnt aH Az coroni.;naot' on the s,h
I." ~ Inv IaaI. nurchased Of tbs defendant n
- ,s.o, os I.vd 5ssrr;nad as follow.. Bejng na,,
of land which the said William Crossley was
,,u;%. n, 60" "9sv;nU;rg .t The north ea.t co,ne,
or "a WiIIism CrossIev,s farm corner ako n
VI oo'N - O' - ~
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WY virtue Of writ Ofvsnditeni expo.
Dnas 10 me directed BY the court Of
Commen pleas Of Brown County. Ohio
! Iii offsr for Sale on the public Square
IN GeOrQstowA. on Saturday the 2Olh day
of July 1874, between 10 and 4 4O'clocl
ON said day .one SoYrel mare. To be sold
A. the property Of JOhH Hill at the Sui
Of JaeOb snideT.
sheritfs oGico, July 9Th, lo44.
VIM, SHIELDS, Sh'GB. Q. o.
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Administrators Sale.

TVHE undersigned will offer for sale in
Il Higginsport on tbs 18th day of Au>
gust 1914, at the house Of the late resi-
dence oi James Collins deceased a var
e,y If HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, To be sold as the goods
and ChaitIes belonging TO The esiste OI
James Collins deceased. A credit of 6
months will be given on allsUms Ovelthret
dollars.
The sale will commences al 8 O'Clock
A. nj. aud continue from day to day un
i'll said property is all sold.
ELIZABETH COLLINS,
A lminisiratrix Of James Collins decd
Julv l2,h, 1914.
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MARRIED.

In Augusta on Thursday last, BY the
Raw, Mr.. TOmlinson, Rev. Al. Lidy o'
this place TO Mss NARY ANN WARD
Of f3Augusla.
In this town, last Sunday, BY the Rev
Mr. Boring. Mr. JnHN GLAzE 10 Miss
Rose, both Of Ripley.
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July 81, ls44.-H
sHERFt's SALES.

A GREEABLY to the command ofsundry or
a deu and DEGREES for sale under DEGREES in
chancery and writS of Execution to me directed
h., tine court of Common Pleas of Brown county,
Chin. L will expose to public sale at the court
houss in GEORGETOWN on Saturday the l7th day
ofAupustl844, between 10 and O'Clock on
Nd day, Ali that tractor parcel of land lyI
ins and being In the county Of Brown andState
of Ohio. situated on the little west fork oiEa.
0le creek being part Of aH entry number 7OOea-
lsred and surveyed inithe'name of TlomasFnx'
.st gum and ash southeast corner 10 Adam
Johu. William md Henry ,thOncesouth, u 6C
: u,les to 4 whitsoak, hickory and sugartrse
thence sixty poles to two poplars and dogwood,
thence north l6Opoles to three bssche's thenC'
east 10 the beginning, containing sixty acres
| IT, be sold as the raat estate OF samuel A
| Bait at the suit Of John s. Beasley. Valus'
at 50 so per acre.
"A tract or parcel OF land on the waters Of th
IittIs west fork Of Eagle creek, being part
an entry No. 700,ent5Ted and surveyed in I'll
name Of Thomas Fox, and patented to Thomo
Ruck. and transferred to Jesse Mcka
: and frem him to Andrew Shepherd, and irol
MIN a. Jamos Shreave, which the records
Adams county will more fully testify and bou'
ded and described as follows to wit. BeginniI
; at a large honey locust, thence east 10 p'e
Il "a 4 beechcs on the east bank Of large branc
thence 10 degrees east, 90 poles 70 hickc
Z beech amp sugartFee, thence north. AZ degra
east, 80 poles 10 two bseches and sugaftre
themes north, "a degrees east, 81 poles 70 =
whiteoaks and hickory, thence lUo poles I:
: doawood and two smaU sugartrees' theE
south, 100 poles to the beginning, coniain
4, 6; acres. Ordered to be sold as the estate
,n Samuel A. Butt Il ihe suit Of John >. beas
al and John West Jr. Vaiued ht nins dollars
90 acre. .rc
W -. .....--.-...A .anAaAA a laiA.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-06

The Bay State Democrat Of the 18Th
instant cOnlains the correspondence be-
tween the editors and twenty three OF
the leading Harrison men Of Rhode lsl.
and in 1910, which announces their re-.
nuaciatiOns Of WhiRReIy.
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Aall '.YOuDg Hickory" was raised in
Ripley Issl Saturday. Speeches byMess
70. Ellison and BIrker.
A correspondent says-"Old Union
has her armOr buekled on for the con.
test; Polk and Dallas the watch word"
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Tobacco.

4 large qusnlily Of excelIentC Cavend'sh
obacco, lor sale, wholesale OF retail, 81
- chop u GeeFpagoWn, a lower prices
lkan i ean be bought for 10 Cincinnaii
yuns 5, 1914. Asl IVH.
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HOUSE AND LOT
IN MIGalNsPoRT.

FOR SALE.-Tho subscriber will sell
at public auction in HigginsrOrt on the
l2lh day Of August 1874. the west hal
OF lot number $50 in the town Of Hig
ginsport, on which is frame dwelling
house. Terms made known on the day
of sale
J. II. LAKTN.
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.7nmas Penny, Lucinda Penny, Lewis Penny,
Wesley Penny, Andrew Penny and Indiann
Penny, Children, and Jane Penny widow Of
Peter Penny decd,
WILL TAKE NOTICE
1ENHAT petition was filed against them on
The 18th day of une 1874 in ihe Court Of
Cannon Pleas oil Brown county Ohio by .An-
d.sT J .Ralstin & Nancy J. Ralstin his wife
and George Shick and Dules0a Shick his wife,
and is now pending, wherein they demand par
1T ,on Of & assignment Of dover in the following
lands and Tea estate to wit; Sixty two acres
and twenty two poles decided to Peter Penny
nov dect assd, by Lewis Penny and wife in
said county of Brown on the waters of Clover
Iick creek part of a survey Of200 acres made in
The name of William Tomlin by No. 573-alsc
ona hundred and eighty two acres and thirty
savan poles Of land lying in safe county on thu
,vatoys of Whiteoak creek and deedad by JNme
IA vlor and wife by their Attorney to Pete
Penny being part of David Lamberts surye,
No 0A2I.--Aiso 81 acres and 25 poles OF Ian
| Iv;ng in said county dseded to Peter Penny b.
/ Georse C. Light & wife part Of entity in tn
rsms of John Watts No. 690i--Also thirt
three and three fourth acres Of land lying in sal
county decided 10 Peter Penny by George {
Light and wife and being survey NJ
I0657 in the name Of William .4ndrews--.alI
54acres Of land lying insaid county, pa
Of a tract OF lOt acres decided by said Light
wife 10 said Peter Penny and part of sa
: w att's survey s90l--AlsO 95 acres 2roods
; "a poles Of land lying in said county
8 which said Peter Penny died seized and part
f, said WilliamTOmlin' ssurvsy No. 5I3; and
30 three and three fourths acres Of Ia
2 lying in said county decided to the heirs
!, Peter Penny by Joseph Pitser 4 wife part
. survey No. 1862 in the name Francis Pey
and that at the next term Of said court appli
e tion will be made by the said petitioners for
g order that partition may be made ofsaid pre-
q ises and dover assigned therein.
y Juae Goth Is44.--6w
er ANDREwJ. RALsTiN and Ma
RAtsEiN his wife & Gre
SarsE Z DULcENA SHIex his v
- Petitioners
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Brown Common Pleas

S-N NSSaN
Andrsv Smith &Othen.
A NDREW Saith, ElizabstF emitb, Aaasn
| n Leonard, Levi Leonard, GsoEGs Lsonasds
John Shotu eli, Ellen ehotWsll. LsonaIS Ne.
son, HesissAa Mason, GeoIgs hason, ASdssg
AlasOB, May HsbeF, James Hslsnan, Jceeph
Holeman ElIss Hol man, EliGahsth bolemen
Aaron Holsman, ,ThomasIiolenah EssiinsLislo
mans and Hansit Hoeman, will take notieos
that petition was fled on the 26th day oEAprtl-
1874, in the Court Of C,-mmOn Pleas of BTCWa
county Ohio, BY John LsonaIdS and 10 nOg PEA
ding Whereia the said Johh Leonard dehAaAs
partition Oftbe following real estats: bsgis~
ming At double white OAK and two Othe1 IN
EATEean's line and nBIth west corner Esd Uio
vest eOTnsrt to John AhdsnOH, thsnee viii A.
dersons line south, 79 degrees sast, l34 DoiO
30 white Saki in the line Of 1gnstiHS kosasD
survey and corner 10 said saBdSHon, theaco
with ths line OfRosses survey NORTH, u degpag
east so poles 10 two hiekoIies and WhitOsaf,
corner to said Ross, thence sOnh % degSsoS
west, lA poles 10 tive white 0Aks snd gs@.esss
neT 10 EaTheaTt. thence with his line Soath, u
degrees west, GO poles TO the teginsiBK, eSa-
taining so acres and Ihat, at the nsEs tam
Of said Court, application will be made By ths
said John LeonoFd for sn order that paElitiOa
may be made Of said premises.
JoBK LEoHARD, PetitiOsOs.
MARsHALL & PINE, sells. for Pets.
MAY 81. 1644.--6w
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Also,
aromatic Bitters,

TNoR strengthening Weak StOmaehs. and
restoring the appetite. Price l2B cents.
FOR SALE BY D. J. Stewart, and w. Z.
Macklem, Gsorgetown--PS!mer & Campbell
and Ridgwav & Cradit, Ripley'-AcElen and
Lamb, Aberdeen. o-m'
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tn biocis3ings u The Avnhsim eel.
s6salion. were received TOO late for pub.
Iicsiion u this number
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According TO documentary evidence
the population Of 'rexss is esismsied 81
100000.
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MR.. CLAY AND THE BLAIR LET.

The democrats and wings Of Guernsey
county united in writing 10 Mr.. Clay TO
D.rmlt his letter TO Mr., Blair, about his
co,IitiOn with Adams. to be published
Mr.. CLAY has not answered the letter.
He dare not d. i,---it wouil stamp coalI'
1ion and bAraing on his front!
Statesman.
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TfHH on I.nTTRRa

LIST on LETTERS
REMAINING IN the Posf once AZ
GeorRetOWn Ohio, on the 1st day o.
July, 1874, which, Il not taken Oul ia
three nOnihs, will be sent 10 the Gen
sral Post Office &c dead letters:
B MeMillen Martha
Bickford Joseph N
Brown Yinesnt ory amen Norla yohn
Brassiton Cha's Need William 2
Bard Mr.. BFiekmAke.
C. Rohsy John
Cle,k of Cou,, Brown co. Ross May hIisl
CaFbury Valintine ID kedman EiIza0eF
Cr,uI William sIown Joseph
Clafk Thomas sweet Al.
E
Ella .abr.ham TIcs Clinton
Dvsns Jonathau M. Tate Ed~aEd
ES'sH', I,',,a.' pI.H.s "
Voorhees, Lueisn
Fisky David Tirey baFne.
@ W
Gsbhard Ludwig whito Thovas M.
X Weisman Joseph
Kimbal MARY J Miss Warner ElijAS
n Y
Mouslsy William P. Young Hannah Miss
JAS ALLEN. P. NJ.
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Partition

nathy de'd.
YHIfIE above named defendants will take no.
lice. that ON the 26th day of June 1914 a
petiti N was filed by said John Abernathy in
thu above named Court, wherein he demands,
a. hejI At Jaw Cf Samuel Alternately decd,
nartition of the following described tract Of
land IN Brown county Ohio, part of survey No.
I0ug0--IOlO! -.lO2l3 Of375i acres; contain
inc 2O5 acres more or l,ss, and beginning at q
sISnr & beech on the westerly bank of the
East fork of the little Miami upper corner
to Ambrose GUrdOn's survey No, 969
thouce up the said fork and binding there
on 10 n sugartree and hickory upper corner OF
the fork to the survey; thence with the north
line Of the survey west 244 pOle' to two beechs'
and a burroak nj said line ;thsnce south, ,25wesL
I54 poles to two oseches in the north line o
Gordan's survey thence with said line south
"a east. 2UO poles to the beginningi and a
the next term Ofsaid Court on the 2Ush OF Au
gust ls44 at GeOrge.O~n Ohio, he will max
application TOR an order of Partition accOr
oingly. said defendants, as helrs OF said Sam
uel Abern athy, can attend ard object to sue
partition, il they think-propeL
June 26, I844.--6x . u~.
HAMER & JOHNSTON. Atty's. for PSpr,
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THE CINCINNATI AND MAYSViLLE
PACKET, DANL. BOONE

WTILL run as regu.
w lar Packet between
eS.--\u~.CiA Cincinnati and Maysville,
Iaving Cincinnati every
Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY. alto O'Clock A., M. and MaysvilLs
every Monday Wednesday fhd Friday at 9 o..
clock A. M. stOppingst all lintermediatep ports
This Danl Boons is entirely new, was built
expressly to run as packet between Cincinnat
aud Msyviville, and the public may rely ON he
continuing in the trade.
GRAFTON MOLEN, Master.
July 30, 1874.
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Worm Powders,

A Certain, safe, and thfectual Remedy for
a this disease. Price 25 cents.
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James Penny, Lucinda Penny, Lewis Penny,
Westley Penny, Andrew Penny and Indiann
Penny, Children, and Jane Penny widow Of
Pater Penny decd, d.
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Brown Common Pleas.

John Abernathy,
vs.
Samuel Alternately,
William Alternately,
j. ohm X. Hartman,
Elizabeth his wife,
Nathan J. Williams d
Rebecca his wife, and
Nancy, Mary and EEen'
| children of J ameS Aber-
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Ths I6IIOvInV IeaE ss!aIe g vI.:--
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Brown Common Pleas.

MARSHALL Z PEEN, so's. IoT comp
NAV 3Is 1s4i.-6w
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aHARIFF SALE.

June 2Sth, to44'
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TsvlOr Scott,Adm'r I
Of James Scott, Decd !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-09
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

In pursuance to previous notice given, and
township arrangement, the democratic citizens Of
this county met in the court house this day; when
upon motion Of Col. VIM. Reeves, Col. John s..
Roane was called to the chair, and W. ]. Du Vail
appointed secretary. The objects and intentions
of the meeting having been explained by the
chair, on motion of Mr.. Reeves, committee OF
seven was appointed by the chair TO draft Iesolu-
tons expressive of the sense of this meeting
viz. William Reeves, Elias Rector, J. A. Scott,
II. S. Gibson, Joseph Brya ant, John Shannon, and
t. c. Boyer, who after shor. absence returned
and submitted tho following preamble and resolu-
tons for the consideration of the meeting, which
were adopted without dissenting voice.
WHEREAS. il has been Thought advisable that
a democratic State Convention should be holden
in this State, at some convenient time and place,
for the purpose of taking into consideration the
interest and present condition Of the Democratic
parry, and making proper selections for the Demo-
cratic ticket in the ensuing elections adopting
such other measures as shall be necessary to en-.
sure union and harmony in our ranks, and u|ti.
mate triumph at the polIs--And being convinced
of its great importance, desire to express our full
and entire satisfaction and concurrence.
Is it urged by those objecting, that the Demo-
cratic party have holden one convention. at which
candidates have been nominated, and that all
things we're effected which it is expected to effect
by the convention now to be convened, and conse-
quently it is unnecessary that the people should
again be called together. This is in some part
true. but we regret to say, in some respe:ts, the
true state Of the case is very different.
We do not consider it our province, if it was
desire, at this timeio discuss and analyze the
actings and doings of the December Convention |;
but we must say, (and it requires no very extra
ordinary degree of penetration to make the dis
covery,) thnt that convention failed. most signal
~ failed, to accomplish the most important object
which all conventions should have in view. They
have failed to procure union. harmony, and con.
cert of action in the democratic party, in compa-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-09
Agents for the Arkansas Intelligencer.

Agents for the Arkansas Intelligencer.
A. Harris, and NJ. Duval, Fort Gibson.
J. Spears and L. DeLano, Park Hill, c. Nation.
C. Perkins, Creek Agency.
L. Evans, Eyansvil!e.
Pos, Master, Fayetteville.
Post Master, Boonsborough.
Rev f Jones, Oh. P. o. Cherokee Nation.
Post Master, Kedron.
PIP. Pitchiynn, Engletown Choctaw Nation. {
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita. II
Sloan Love, Chckasaw District.
r. NJ. Jones, Doggy Depot.
c. G. Cooling, Fort Towson.
D. Folsom, and John Penn, Doaksvile.
T.. S. Look, GAINESVILLE, Texas.
VIM. Riddle and ]. Il. Luce, Choc. gency.
General w. Duval, Natural Dam.
John T. Strong, Morrison's Bluffs.
W II g. NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
Gen. Samuel Adams, GAINESVILLE.
j. J. Walker, Esq, Ozark.
ID. w. Colkett, Dover.
J. w. Sterling, and Post Master, Little Rock.
Post Master. Pleasant Hill
Walton & Sheafe, New Orleans.
VIM. Wilson, Spencer Academy.
Post Master, Bentonville.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-09

Commercial.-Mr. S. of the house of Walton
& Sheaf, New Orleans, 9th; ult., writes as fol-
lows; "On Saturday we had European news Of
very favorable character to trade, generally.
Cotton has advanced in Liverpool 3-S, causing an
advance Of "a cents here. 10000 lbales were
sod in Liverpool for the week ending 4th ult.
Upwards of 5000 bales were sold here yesterday.
Trnde is generally prosperous in this city. Wheat
from your section commands good prices, and ,0ill
compare Nth acheat from any part of the United
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