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'V1II ny, P P 94 4saIsfEa1t HDERfeN CAPE.
 LESSEE PAINE, e c. E. B. MOOR. sworn to and subscribed before Sept. 3, lsf5 A. sMESER. J.p.
STATE OF AnKAEsAs, } If [. as ..44s.4

l
 HEMPsrEAp CeuNry {
 IT the Hampstead Circuit Court, in the May term
 on the Chancefy side thereof, continued to l0tI
 dny of July, A. D, ls45
 eioses Ashbrook, Complainant
 os Bill for Divorce.
 Ann Ashhroot, Defendant.
 lIila aay came the complainant by his solicitor, ~ ana Il appearing to the satisfaction of inc court Iu'e, % tiie sala defaaaent. Ann Ashbrook. is non fsslaeht ot the State Of Arkanssa. ..-4 ~ al7 @l lt7e sad complainant contallf i if8 F5ssa sa.l complainant be divorced iQs i aauk< fllaohy 5,! { e.lered Into between tilHtl sh sast gay oi Jhy, lii the Year c aie essss ae afea i ard thriy-seven anAz-sf 5s s+s t7,9. Fse that the said compathiant zs1iH e6 'ysfttet ias man and wife until the twep' afs t ssMSssf. fA. D. Is43 ats which tine the s8 An @siiAAT Ideserted and absented herself sss1 ne said eea painant without any reasonable Jse whatsoever. and that she continues to live sparate and apart rom said complainant without an reasonable cause whatever. That said Ann has Ailliully deseHed and absented herself from said complainant Tor the space oi enc year, without reasonable cause or any cause whatsoever, and still wilally deserts and ab- seh's herself from said cont lailant; wherefore, on notion of said complainant, itis ordered by the soaft mat unless the said Ann Ashbrook shall ap. 5edr ny herself or attofneY on or before the thfq lay of the next tern Of siis coart al court to De 1oiasn n the town Of Washington, in the county oi iempstead, on tho third Monday aitss the fourth Hehday of October next and answerthe bill oi the aid complainant, the same ailI be sahen for con essed against her and decree entefed accordingly. And t $ further ordered that T order be published D some newspaper published ID the Slate of Ar sahsas for eight weeks h9 eight successive weekly insertions, the last 10 be at least four weeks before he next term of this court to which time this cause g coniinaea
 4 true copy from the record. Teste:
 August 18, 1915. as--sw
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,.yerv portion of the State Ifl fl'sonniain5us regions of ''the ] E and aad the deletefioqs at, atmos- ..s.,ps 'll1 otlthe south did not '1a'l,P 'lhPsitati,n in the discharge nIs s;.b !lsI his flends he'd assigned
 t,.o gf representative elect, , '..,iss', 's5sa dected, by exclamation,
 'sa ;. seat in the Senate, of the 'is 2. hut ateaathe contest which l'a,lled, Y which added infinitely '5+ fine SeA2te, to prevent the
 y, ,a;gbt result from 9 vacancy .a.s, ,s,9 he relsed to run for the D5s.s s;s2 claims were superior to ,lbsr lb man il the State.
 .@g ,., g5etermirbd to prove to him '5ar a,s place t9od the sacrifices I,.f l.3 inc servtss which he has
 .Iseiog .ia him fFa position more
 nis feelings, hd where he can
 l1, ss.tive seryf e for the public
 .',,s,r sser been ilIthe hands of his aover refusal to serve in any .5,qe \, assigned to n, and they \ lo place hi name before the ',,s z as a eandia ate for the United '''J~ @ this tliy conceive they . ,be rights oI no man the of- la tn the peoPleand 1t should be I. z s choice. Gov. Y ell is the |afiority of thl democratic party. |aa1itlate bel e the Legislature. ! he will nd lie has never |,ooort of hi3politieal enemies [iisnt he n6er will, to defea N T maiioriy of his politiea  |ne of a pre- mption right to of 1aes not ptvail in Arkansas |,ls have bed made to impress. |5on the put. Because 8 naaI Es has no pectIar claims, for tia |.ay other mn; and when hl |ss has expu ]; and another 1T. l 1, 5lace, he is ot displaced. Fh k to the ped le, and they haF |I il with V nom they please | has a right } complain. Tn |fer designed pr the graadcatloI |abiiion, but pr the pnbllc gooe |he position ccnpied by Go1 |is, and they Ire deteFQlnedz | and of eotfe he will not D |5r the Hou5 There are noA ,.Dirapts to $ gceed hifa. Ever E, and every emoefat oi PfiaeI |sfes the sr cess of hls part iie gfatificah hn of a Pariieala
 s that a eont4tlon Is a5solatei settle the e4aIIs of the dlllerei
 selecting ti candidate to ! |party.
 K a word tdle Intelligence is patt can pree Gov. ' ell House agaln. had therefore
 the call fol convention, al olher syste.aIf taeties.. Let |ighl and no lll play.
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ToaN LOTS IN THE TOWN OF BrroN E
SALE OF LANDSZ0R TAXES. LN RRaDIEY cnuAnu LITE OF.aRKaNSae

described o
  of 
   NoT eola sdd that al
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SALE OF LANDS TOR TAXES. 9
LN NaLLNE COTNTY NTlTE oF aRKANSaS

that m~ m~ m an a tt b Imh ncs# opay dm h hdagh eofAfa at axes per al dn sol fke ddn at i m atne
 nm aoa o ad on lala or Eh 1
 d town h a hsnah@a
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NFealacnR FaeEfnrtRncnt

1 nIg loF KEMPER C0LLEGE, ST. LoOis,
 SOURI. FKNHE regular lectures i'll this insuta'isga sar and 1 \. mence on the first Monday ol AoYe9Ih ia. eiose during the last week of February ysors ealty is composed of the following Pro'- ]. N. MCDOWELL, M. D, Srs,v
 Professors oE Anatomy and S.6' TuOs. BARBOUR, NJ. D., 6s If yomen and
 Prof 0hstelricts aud disee
 children.
 R.F4 BARnE4r. M. n1 .tsr;, u4aie.
 Prof Physiology and
 1.R. JOHNSON, Il Z Yssbljnieal Medicine.
 Prof Pathology s'''''''se'
 j. r; s0WlLL, Waaa Pharmacy.
 ! $. MOORE }sa = Da ana p,actice of Medicine
 ffoi' oi ,1n of the Faculty.
 (. ". sr1sAss, ~, D., =, sa.oorv and
 h9i9tmon9lfatof oF Anatomy. .xse is pleasanily located Tn the western lnf city, is Well arranged for the purpose oi 7ait; ait; 1i6structon, and contains an ample museum l9edFmical apparatus. The materials for anato- ls.1l Investigation are supefabaadaat; and the st. 3als Hospit5l, in which eliniques are delivered rec times . week, by the Professor of Pathology. nd surgical operations performed by the Professor Anatomy and snrgerg.--alorde to students the est opportunities for acquiring praehcai know dge. Aggregate cost rf tickets Sl09 matncuia- on fee, 5 0n graduation fee, $2o co. Board on 4io 10 SIP per month.
 JOHN $ MOORE, M. D.,
 naan ol the Medical Faculty. August, 1sts ol-im.
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f l8e ..II'h}tllAz A1G4titEts
 ioR-I have ldly noticed in youf |geral commatalions, advocating |on, by the blessed friends oi Now, sir, In his friend-aol |oas only, bun acts, fer l have |sly supporteI him as the tried X democracy; sd l still desire his he same good ase. But | do moi |bose who arehakmg such loud nor do l thiniit right or proper Invention. Irsed, l think those eefQ atixiods5f u Convention Coy. ' ell Nh a great want o' |IheY 5gi35, haY' bli deciafes 4aels won l aoiNepme q eandlslat. te winch l1e sfa alig e.ees esE aetloi @ aAio known | can Sc
 lo e1af I Caneer believe the ole anu siaeW af h with the caption of a few as D wish to gehim out of the wa for thems fes wish him to b for re-eIeetil
 l am all olse,.. T in Arkansa aker to usd cant phrase)-on aers of the 4lers-and have al oand ln ihellekest of the fight Democrats aIdenocralic prjnei aIs can be 4sted by seyier, ii hI he has aleiore the people away and q. Yell, in the me- alest in l8.l when party lines
 Ill AHisas-and in each
 since, 1858, l0, ID, and
 NJ of the Ter, Gov Yell was
 afii had tIhtisiaetion of con
 n1te tow; his triumph. In
 Ios contesfd Ideem l the call
 necef, unless 1t be the
 ave evfhought, did our
 pch hal good.
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SALE OF LAMBS FOR TAXES
IN ST. FRANCIS G0EAa
x, STATE OF .aRK.4NS9S

gde anasre chtactas benece
  eo9 m 1n Arkansas Monday of advertising anC that 0 ocsadd ndwinbe 0 fd for
 be in oth astconer
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SALE OF. LANDS FOR TAXES,

 RTQT x |N a ea sk i Ha aet et q HIsonI a a* b.A .b | #s A ] SE F E # esq F c3nR t [ M a A aH5.4asa s fea eaF ron . T . E Ffs E E
 NoTf IT a an8 3.l aaaae g
 H 4aa8s soa.fn s5
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EsganaN,2Y Naarap<S.

ID AAAWAY frsIn ne sabsefItsf, living in La
 AG fagette county ia tlm Stae of Arkansas, on tbe 27th July, 1915, Tlwo .ugro Men, in company
 with Negro map s.lesging to Doctor Josiah N.
 Wilson, of said eou.fY,- JACOB, black, good
 ooklas negro as bas sefs s oa h vel put and qa1'
 BRIEI, ntiatto lnan, about the same aee h.ad' I sraaft Looking as Jacob. both of thep.1aro;rnaa ra will ools middle sizo. Tue nea fieerge' e',i,e ~ Dr. wilson IS mlllatto nan rsare all ,geIi dres I pert looking, middle size.i t s probable fl~ a sea 'deoo i,as tfasSf Tree slate and pxg have are making taeir Y~fe liberal reward fe the ar- tree papers. s<1sefy b me of ny tso negroes. prehension1 1~Ssion respecting thssss 90 that get or anY<iSsa s0HN STEEL. thelegeat to1 ioIo 1s--6tY
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Eemnavav Negro fo .Baag.

HesEaaa2eEieY NegP0 Fm sDa5E. %26 M AS committed to the iail of Dallas
 w county Arkansas, on the 20th .IDne @fAs lS45, Negro man who says his name is --sA& REDMOND, and that he belongs to Henry ctty, near the Post of Arkansas Edmond is fire teet 10 ilehes high, weighs I5O pounds and is about y years old; he has no sears pefceptible The owner of said negro is requested to come forward prove property pay charges, and take him away. or he will be dealt with according 10 law.
 PEYT0N $. BETHEL, Sept. 10, I845 52&3wrprs. lee s3 on
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sE OF LANDS FOR TAXES.

ayqes the taxes char carsad ', o StadE G A or 4RK2NSf&
 tracts iabas reIn unpaid; charged f5eraa % % eaeh e is snail be eoArA at the Y n 9lefii and Collector of Poinset ahirl day of said oon1 i @ on ue Ist Monday No Nj s eae snd eheaH and Coll eor, time VI
 ter the hour of ten o'clock continued anii glands shall be tor offer for sale 0"'i'V' Ft ofa land sold thai na will he %pr9nyoJ oF ;
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SALE or LANDS FOR TAXES.

hoseRo n andSh claim the 4 Yell & dLeeper sGa l4 L emeaure ( o 9 fu 1ouaAtp North Rage 1ean by either couspo Iaac e same 5 NorthR Eahe Nueces ana Ya ' A n&ML 30 ss Il .cafanoh :"
 
 GEORGE V Cost d z fl -
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SF received, pcfsteaIner NirgihSu p25 bags best Rio t9iiee
 cases boots
 q, shoes andbfogans. Feo. I2. fsi5. 22
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R. II. STONE, SAeriV and er-o9fcio collector q Poiaseh coaatg, .7rk. of advertising 90 cents per tract.
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 ftf 4HsA es fistak HHNFfff .ts.ifg.s i1s #eta
 IH51
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iileag' however thar eaaGot coaaa aieasl, conaense mic one number plfat wish [. say oa tais sQhieef. wllI. iIll va#r Der mission, resume tho subjccta6x aeeR. wber your readers may again expect to hear from
 AN OLD SETTLER.
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 stISsts ssss#tzszs Cd sE3ax fkf IT. s6s F f1 aa
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e4,nee, gEssts, she's. .sza

NMrs soyAeHEa couxTr, Arfaxs.s A V A2ynst . i543 fssa.,
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
From the Missourian.
Death ofGeR. Jackson.

Il
! BY a Gentleman, who arrived here
.3on 4 boat yesterday direct from
/ Nashville, which place lie left Oh
! Monday morning last, we learn tina
Jackson is no more, he
his last at about 6 O'Clock
Jon Sunday evening last. Not since
The Ieccaso ofGS. Washington. ha.
5any death occurred, that produced
s., profound = Snsation, or spread
such Il general gloom over American
society. A natlon mourns him as 4
,"a;.cr, aud youth and age alike bow.
1ed down IN sorrow, and weep over
their bereavement. Even the fierce
conflict OF party is hUshed, and the
angry pillows OF party strife, are once
for many years at lest, and oil, are
yIcing one another in garnishing his
tomb and building hs scpulchrc.-
For great as he was as Il politica.
leader, fierce tie cauiiict through
: which he bore the standard of Bis
party, and strong as were the attach.
mcnts to him Of those who partook
with hin in political faith; vet in,
measurable greater was he as a pa
trIo', and 4 LEADER, when in the dalk-
est hour OF the second war Of Indie
pcndcnCC, the fate of our whole SOU
l1crn bo.dcr depended upon his he
rolc sP!rIt. Tic triumph he then
achieved over his couRtry's foes, and
1 c salvation Of his country he then
wrought out By his fearless and in
tonitaJle bearing, imprinted his i'm
a.y so deeply in the affections Of
his countrymcn, that the bitter wa
ters Of political strife nevcry could
wash it out. Go to thy long rest,
aad Join that faithful band who have
Zone before thee, who shared with
thee thy tolls, thy trials, and thy tri-
umPh. Thy associates that ROMAN
behind mourn thee. ;hosc whom tl.v
sword saved from rapine and death
mourn thee, those WHO SLaICd with
thee The conflict of opinion, mourn
thee with more than ra;crnal grief,
Tor ~ them thou had. double eudear-
.mcnis, thy country NOUNS thee, for
lI.cLsl up the measure of her
4 world mourns thee, for
thou wastthe friend of universal hu-
.nanlly, 4 hero OF undoubtcd courage,
a statesman o. unpcrckasab.e intcg-
an u~nrcicnling foe 10 tyranny
and oppression in every shape. Go.
without any ~misgjvinIs, for thy name
and thy fame will he remembered
till the love Of freedom dies out in
cvcJy American heart
"Tor thou art Freedoms now, and Famc's.
Ono Of tho few, the immortal names,
That "cIc not bora 10 pc"
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SOFHY AND THE "FEI.
LOWS"

] Every body knows that the " est
is a great place for getting married
in. and it is pleasant to know that
sthc fair ones are just as satisfied
with their cordition afterwards
] We don't know who "Clarinda,
lis, or how or where her letter first
4became public, bat here it is:-RE.
.vEuLE.
! ll~orLEvDEcE's GRAVE, lit, 1900
5& "A.
1 DEAR CLARivDA:--I got here two
'wecks ago, and here shall certainly
,cend my days. Mr.. Garrison tha,
icame out with me left me at Shekigo.
.and | was glad on i, for | never did
See a ieller stick to 4 gal as he did
10 me and it warn't for nothin, nei.
3thcr--but he didn't talk of marvin
3mc, but WAS jest hangin' round HE.
ibut told him to keep his distancc--
that's the way TO use such fclIers.-
I've 4 notion that bees in a fix with
a gal down in Kaintuck-anv how.
! wouldn't look at him now, for I've
,had five @telIcrs TO spark me since |
cum here, and another wants to cum.
ibut | give him the bags. One of my
SPARKS has got three quarter scchuus
,and hous, j. six foot tall. and four
.yohe oxen, and is 4 widLnrcr, and
wants to marry me next week, but
wait 4 little and see if | can do
emmy better, for between rs, widdor.
'crs arc 50 quear. and tilk Iishl up Sc.
they alwis iritcn mc--Jut howstIme.
,ver | sPose they don't mean moro
than uthcr'mcn. This country IS
very large and so is men. and the
'prayrys they is rollin hut | don't see
ILUt they arc as still as any luther
Meeting is scaresc hore and
wheat don't fetch but 2 and ebay
and potatoes they almost rive AVA,
and such lots Of chiIdrcn-tho un,
,iccIln mothers feed thcir babys on
pork and potatoes on account Of
milk sickness in this country, 4 putty
.waP 10 grow tabys guess you'll
think.
Now you must come out, | know
you'll make your fortin here Jim
Sez there's only one cal on the hi!! Of
big prayry, with golden hair like
yourn, and she gci IN offer every
day in the week after she got hcrc.-
Now she's gota husband, 4 Mise l.ous
and farm and 4 pare cf twins. Yon
hell liking the cunt rv--sc'I
she'll come here She wont
10 keep 4 watching and Iuoairs
Ior the iellers as we used 10 IN Wcst
Jrook--out here theyr rite ari,r vc..
you think on il. Tel mo
Their hope she'll come to see ina rs
soon as ! gcta houskccpin ami It she
thinks on it she may bling them H.
lie red socks in the I'LL Of my c,.,.:.
when You cum be sure ana 20 wish
the steamboat Chccsp,ck. Cart,.a
al BU,,criow-hccs the rlrey.
man on the water, and was 20 md
to Us all. aIHosl luy him ifnrma
married man. Give my lbv 80 Jane
and ask how she and Biil gts on, &
|! Iccs popped the question ycI. Sic
lave him :or all mc-I can do
better / can pick nay !ia.;n5 among
the icilcrs here. Nobody cant !lcT,
Iihin this country. No more from
your town Cousin till death.
SnfTN
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SATURDAY, JUNE Il, 1915.
FslsvgE os Gay. JACKSON.

FsGsTEE Cs' CEN, J4C5S1..
Tie rlL'li runner Of the demise Of
Tic Hero Of the Hermitage, was c""-
trncI by the Wednesday nights mail;
and sc send forth our "Harncy' cloath-
ii in black, a colour in consonerc with
our own feelings and those who read
our paper. No event has occurred per-
haps in our recollection so well calcula-
ted TO saddcn the American heart as
this. Every thing passing around
us, the demonstrations made through
the press and at public meetings, show
us q nation mourning oyera great H.
ti5aal calamity. Truly the silver cord
hes been loossned the golden bow! has
been broken, and a great man has fall
IN i'll @Isreal; Tire strong arm and the
stout heart, ana he mind seemingly
gifted with dcyin7t.on has fallen before
the car Of the conqueror-thc arm
which waved the sword ovcr victo-
Nous cohorts is Paralizcd-thc voice
which shouted victory in the van of a
e~onqucring army i s:iIled; and the earth
quake voice of victory falls unheard up,
on the cold car Of Tie dead-the fettcrs
ana clogs which bound him to this earth
are renewed, and lis liscmbodicd spirit,
We hulnbly trust, sleeps with his God.
10 studied pcncgcrio upon the lie and
services CT the departed are called for
his history is written in every page Of
our co1ntry's annals for years back.
his worth, his eminent ability, and his.
answering devotion 10 his country,
proven by the love and veneratiOn of his
coniding countrymcn. Every honor.
and distinction which the most ambitious,
could desire, have been conferred upon.
him; and if here and there a fault could
be discerncd, or if in the fierce and Bit
Scr struggle through which he passed,
the ccnsulc Of his foes fell upon him;
they have all been forgotten or lost in.
the many shining attributes of his ex-..
allied character. God forbid that the,
nations grief should assume a political
cast-let not party rear its Gorgan head
ovcr a grave which should be watered;
by patriots not of one party OIL country
but of the world, Let no costly monu-.
ment or Sarcophagus glitter ill mockeryS
overAis last rest, but a simple stone, en-
.raycd with ,hc simple words: AN-s
EREw JAct>oa, dicA, June 6th, 1915.
will suffice to keep at bay the distroy-i
ing scy Inc Of time. Lei lis tomb be the.
Delphi to which the oppressed of cyc-'
~ cline may resort-from which our i.
" statesmen may draw noble inspira-
;ions. ard TO which the rising genera.
ton my resort TO learn the lessons Of
wisdom and truth from dhc oracle. (
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
THE TRUE MAN.
There is within every man,

There Is within every man, who
ican lay any CAIN to correct moral
feelings. that which looks with con.
tempt on lee puny creature who
makes the opinions Of the majority
lhiS rule OF action. He who wants
5ihc moral courage 10 stand up ..in
solitary GRANDEUR" like Socrates in
.acc OF the Thirty Iyranis, anu de-
mand that right be respected, that
ju ice be done, is unfit 10 he called
. statesman, or even man. a man
,Jhas no business with what the ma
think, will, say. or will ap.
prove; iihc will be aman. and main
,lin the rights and dignity OF man
hood. his sole business is 10 enquire
what truth and justice, wisdom and
virtue demand at his hands, and to do
Il, whether the world be with hun
or against him, to 30 it, whether he
sand alone ''In solitary grandeur,"
or bc huZ2acd by the crowd. loaded
with honors, held up as one whom
die young must aspire to ia.itatc, or
be snecicd 1t as singular, branded
rs 4 "ScLiiious lcIlow,-' or cruciicd.
rs was Jesus between two thieves
Away then with Your dcmoraTzing
and delasing notion Of appealing to
q majority al voiccsl Dare be 2
man, dare be yourself, to speak and
act according to your own solemn
convictions, and N obedience TO the
voice OF God calling out to you from
The depths Of your own beng. Pro.
f,ssions OF freedom, olloyc ofI!bcrty,
"i devotion to her cause. are mere.
wind when there wants tic power
10 live, and to die, in defence OF what
ones own heart tells him is lust and
true. A free government is a mock
cry, n coIcmn farce, where every
man feels himself bound to consult
and 10 conform to the opinions and
wal of.a an irresponsible minority
Free minds, free hearts, free souls
are thcmatcriaIs, and only materials.
out of which free soycrnments are
constructed. And is he free inmind,
heart, soul, body or iimb, he who
feels himself bound IA the triumphal
car OF the majority, 10 be dragged
whittier its driver please? Is he The
man 10 speak out the lessons of
truth and wisdom when most they
are needed, 10 stand by the right
when all arc gone out Of the way, 10
plead for the wronged and down-trod-
den when all are dumb, he who owns
tho absolute right OF the majority TO
Missourian.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
THERE IS SOMETHING IN A
NAME.

Gov. Edwards has offered a reward Of
$50 for the apprehension Of Augustus
Wolf 4 fugitive from Tie Camden Jail,
charged with thomurder Of young Caps,
Of that county His Eth9r wasa Wolf
and his mother a Bear says tie family
record, and he seems 10 have imbibcd q
share Of the family instinct.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
~DEMGCEATIC MEETING.

; PURSUANT 10 previous notice 4 p~oTiio:
of the Democratic party assembled II
die Court House, in Bowling Green, OH
Saturday l4lh inst. When on motion
of /. Adams, James Kerr, was called to
the Chair, amJ'A J. rickcns appointed
Secretary.
J N. I. Minor, Esq, responded to a
call"f the meeting in a short but spirit
ed speech, at the conclusion Of which
he mtycl that the meeting proceed 10
express lis preference for some one
from tl,is county TO be run as 4 candid
ate for The Convention. The name Of
the Hon. EZRA HuNT, was suggested
by A. F. Trainer and unanimously ap-
proved by the meeting.
{ On motion of l. Adams, it was
! Resolved, That the proceedings OF
this meeting be signed by the Chairman
and Secretary, and published in the
Democratic Banner. The meeting then
adjourned sine die
JAMES KERR, Char.
/, a. J. PIcKENs, Sec'y.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

i Lay Convention of the AIolho.
dis Episcopal Church has been call.
ed IN kentucky to take into cousid
Grafton the action Of the recent Con.
.vcntIOn OF Ministers Al Louisville
This seems 10 Lc 4 qos,i.c movement.
designed to laslcn tic Southern
hlethodlsts 10 the ecclesiastical iuris-
GIctlan OF the Northern, contrary to
'ho decision OF the Louisville Con.
vention. The safety Of the Church.
as well Us the general public good,
can he promoted best by an acqui.
esecnce, on the part Of lie border
Conferences, in the separate organi-
zItiona.-Iieporl.s.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
STOP THIEF.

Addison Smith, convicted Of Grand
Larceny, At Tie aprirs term Of the Rails
court, has escaped from tic Tcnitcntia-
~. Price s Brown hive oGcrcd a re-
ward Of $50 for lis apprehension.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
SOFiiI.

The British residents in \. Yok
have contemplated establishing u
there, in which ,hey wished
TO use the English liturgy unchanged,
with lis prayers for tic Queen. &c.
addrcsscI Bishop GaIet1.aL
the SUBJECT, and h. declined ssrc-
.jIoning the movement. He a-s
Tie Episcopal Church ir tIts counlf
."ii recognize neither 4 clergyman,
nor liturgy. arauatil. l.o.. lo...1u
ecclesiastical jurisdiction.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
i CHANGE.

The DO. Republican suggests the i
ica Of letting bits and rioayunes pass
FOL Ten and five cents after the new Post
Office law goes into operation.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

The election in Florida las beyond
doubt, resulted in the election ofATosley
and Levy, tie Democratic candidates
for Governor and Congress.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21

mcIch2nd Sc beng always tte hSt
affected anu wages, u tie prlce 81
,iabour always the last.
/ This would certainly lie a most
delightful state OF things ii II wou'G
'orly Co ,indc, Int unfortunately Il
,roarhos its maximum; ihc BANKS nave
.nu saoIc uluncy 10 issue, over what
have already III cvrcul"'!"n-
,]tl,ilgs now begin to assume their tor
r4cT aspect: prices continue IisH, tn
ST. tionary; things i"r winch 4 pc'soh
would have 10 pay one dollar before
,ihe establishment OF the ban". lit.
wi! now have 10 pay two dollars
IND he fsis II just rs hard to get thc
.tWo now rs II vas 10 ret tie one be
.lyJc. 50 that lie finds himself just a
bout where he started tronr; lie has.
certainly more apparent wealth, but.
u wealth Is NOT worth any mB.C Ia