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THOMAS b. WINSTON
.M.RG.ASKJynS DsEE1ECEKSAEs,

En- gros ct en- detail, E~ncoigaure des rues roy
dras ct Commerce, Nos. II, ~. n, NoHre4e
Orleans.
IA sieurs annees, jsai r6solu de conduire mes affaires
de maniGre a meriter lie patronage des merchants de Ia
Vile ct de la Champagne, des planteurs ct des families.
Un des magasins est specialcment destine a Ia yente en-
detail les deux autrcs a la vcnte en- gros. Aux epiceN
r;es "a; Joint nm assortment general de provisions;
Pore. graisse, lard, farinc, SC &c. Mes conditions
seront aussi liberales que eelles d'aucun etabiissement
de Ia NouvelIc Orleans, ct pour bon paPier les terlhes
seront raisonnables.
mems ct de ravcu de mes compctiteurs eux mcmss, ]e
xeux continuer d tenir rassortiinent lie plus compiet ct
le mcineur marche, d'epiceries liqueurs ct provisions dc
la Nouvclle Orleans. hA4Ayf
Nouyelle Orleans, Nov. 1874.
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FLANK BOOKS, PAPER & STATIONERY.
J. B. STEEL, IA Camp Street,
Soxu.nrleanS

j. Is. STEEL II camp DtfeetS
New-0rleans.
MA ESPECTFULLY begs leave TO inform his nus
M mcrous customers in the city and country, that
he has now OIL hand a very large and extensive assort-
ment OF all kinds Of BLANK BOOKS, PAFEf dND
STATIONERY, and would call the attention Of
Merchants and dealers to the following list Of articles
which he offers for sale at the lowest cash prices;
AccoUSr ~Books-Ledgers, journals, day books, m
voice books, cash and sale books, OF blue ana ~hite'
woye or laid paper, i'll Russia or plain binding, OF every
variety; half bound ledgers and day books; long ioilo
petty ledgers bill books, of the various approved iorms'
with and without printed heads receipt, blank, dnSmo>
randum, and cyPhering books pocket le9geis' pass
books, indexes, copy books, promissory note BOOKS bills
of exchange, blank draft books, elegantly engraved
Autographed and printed; books of the best copying
paper: bills OF lading; check books on all the banks IN
The city; log books ship receipt BOOKS o. various io,ms
ship, steamboat and dray receipts; COTTON Weis"els
and yard clerks books.
BLANKs-Lctter and folio steamboat bills OF lading,
bills Of exchange, Promisory notes ana drai's' a.so'
all other kinds Of mercantile and custonnhouse aim
PAPGR-Lctter paper, commercial post, packet post
and foolscap Tor retailing and country trade, a prime
assortment of the most approved manufacture, ruled
and plain. Colored and fancy paper of all kinds Sizes
and qualities bristol boards; paste boards "roPpihg
paper, envelope, cotton samplng paper, &c.
PLAYING CARDs-Patcnt ivory surface playing cafhs,
viz: Superfne Eagle, Henry VIE, Decatur, Merry
Andrew, Highlander, French and Spanish. All des-
criptions of fancy and printing cards.
STEEL PENs-Perry's medium. fine and extra me
points; do three pointed and India rubber pens; Gllliot $
Victoria, Prince Albert Commercial and all others oil
i, his manufacture. Wright's, Windlc's, Mitchell's, Par>
$ dow's g., sc. Quilts of all kinds and qualities.
$ PENclIs-Pure Cumberland black lead drawing PEN
ellis, various degrees Of hardness good counting room,
office andlevee pencils; crayons, brushes, pants ana
colors of the finest quality. Also, states of all kinds
ivory and bone folders, waters ane sealing waI, black
and colored inks and ink powders, motto seals and let
ter stamps, Rogers fine cutlery, &c. &c. comprising
the most extensive assortment efeyery useful article IN
this line that the ingenuity of man has invented, or that
the wants Of the community require.
scnooL Books-A large supply of all kinds in gcner-
al use, selected with great care by the subscrlber per
sonally, assisted with the Judgment and advice OF the
most eminent professors and teachers.
Committees, Teachers, Dealers, and all who buy to
sell again, supplied at the lowest possible prices, by
j. 3. Steel, ID Camp street,
nel (successor to Norman, Steel & CO.,
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analtsh embellishments.
No. 4487.
CELINE DUPRE,, rife Of
Sebasticn Perrodin,
| Firm JUDICIAL
) DIsTRIcT,
st. Land y.
HER HUSBAND d. ais.

HER HUSBAND q ais.
N This case, after hearing the law and the evidence den
II y ORDEREp AND Discussed, That the F nsana
have Judgment against, and do recover Of the Defend,
ant, SEEAsrlEN PERRoplN, her husband ne sum y
Eleven Hundred and Eiglty.fve Dollars and Eleven
cents. with legal interest from Judicial demand until
Maid. with a legal mortgage. 10 secure the same on all
lie property of her said husband, TO date from the hrst
of April, in the year ls4l.
II IS FURTHER DEcREED, That the Plaintiff be separa-
ia n nroperty from her said husband, Sebastien Perro-
din. and that she administer her property as a Jenrcr
sole, and free from his control.
II Is FURTHER DEcREEp, by reason Of the consent Of
the parties, that the Plaintiff pay the Judgment o. An-
are Dessarpc,5 another defendant, the said Plaintiff hay
mo purchased The rroperlyssold underhi writ, and that
the defendant, Perrodin, pay the costs Of suit.
Done and signed in open Court, this 5th December
1914. ii. BOYCE, Judge Of 9TH District,
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n ANS cette a%ffaire, apr6s avoir entendu la loi ct
~ les teinoignages, ~ est ordohne et aBeret6, que
Ia demanderesse aurait jugement contrc lie defendeur,
Perrodin, son mari, ct recouvrerait de lui, la
somne de ONE cent dixhuit dollars ct onze cents, avec
legal depuis la deniande en- Justice jusqn'au par
fait payment, avec hypotl,eque legale pour g~arantie de
mari depths lie premier Avril de pannee 1871.
n est en- oatre dtertte, que Ia demanderesse soft Sc
pareo De bien de son dit mari, Sebastien Pcrrodin, ct
qu,elie administered sa ~propriete CONNIE une (eme-sole,
ct libre d. ~coniFAle.
~ ess en- 0utfe decrSte, en- raison du consentement
dos parties, que Ia denanderesse payera lie jngement
d'Andr6 Dessarpe autse defendeur, la dite demanderesse
ayant aoquis Ia p~ropridte veadue en- vertu de son writ,
ct que lie defcndeur Perrodin page les frais du process.
Fait ct signe en- colr ouverte 20 ) decSmbre 1874.
II. BoYCE, Jage da Cine. District.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cow des Preuues.-Paroisse ST. Landrs

1u7T9 2 WFTlIUu WU 10 HHDUUaDtVH UU
THOMAS HALEY, Dccede.
Les ADMINISTRATOR de Ia dite succession ayanl dfss-
% lear tableau de Classification ct de distFib1tian des
dts bicns: sRr HaptioaA il est ordonn6 par ii ConI
gull dcit stre sn coHsequence donne avis aux dts
c~rsancieEs pour fais opposition dams 10 delai legal.
Avis ess mainsenNst donne auK dts creanciers poul
taise opposition iii az tablenu, sis Ii veulent GU Il
peuycnt, dams Aes II jnuEr aui saiyront cette publica.
ticn, pour queiles fiSNs II aik tableau ne scrait point
a~pprOuve.
j. POSEY, Clerk,
Clcfk Office. AnvisR, l8A5,
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DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNERsHIR
NEiE partnership hitherto existing between pess2
y Mmph and Chevis, is this day dissolved ~ z
tual consent.
JAS. M. MURPHl
r. n. CHEvIS,
January 6th, 1876.
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NWEUBLES-Le soussigne ofre au public les arti-
w Giles suivants gull est charge de vendre:
Deux armoires, un bois de lit ,un matelas, tros paires
dc chenots, I'm buffet ct I'm service complet CONSTANT
en- IA pieces lie tout devant 6tre vendu a I'm prix tres
raiisonnabIe pour du compliant. S'adressera u bureau,
o3l-tf JOS. ETTER.
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asARTEs DE VIsIIEs-A vcndre au bureau du
~ Journal
uL'imprimerie du Journal Sc charge d%'imprimer sur
cartes de visite lie nom des personnes qui lie deslreront'
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LISTE DES LETTRES

|Restant an Bureau de Poste aux 0peiousas'
Lie Ter. Janvier 1916, ct qui 81 ellcs ne sont pas rett;
rees d,ici a trois mois, soront e~nvoyees an B~ureauGenera
ldcs Postes, a Washington, CONNIE lettrcs non-aVehues'
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
- }li! THOUGHT

Ia oar last number, We en iui;ed O.
jGo TWO Democratic ptpera iii st.
Louis, whether Nj F, stcr. the dele
gate elect from St. louis. was Whig
or 4 Democrat. the following IS the
reply of the Reporter:
"In answer 70 the foregoing inter
-ogatories of the Bowling Green Ban.
ner, we woull state that Mr.. Foster
was 4 Wing. until he joined the Ma.
twist party: and that DR.. Adreon de-
mes eve having been a memLer Of
the Democratic party. claiming TO
have always occupied a neStral and
indepenpent position. casting his vote
on other than political grounds.
We Icrrn from the Bowling Green
Banner. that Mr.. IIawhead. who has
been preaching Nativism in that part
of the state rs travelling Org OF
the St. Louis Nntivist Association,
has been guilty OF the grosseSt mis-
statement Of facts, md II is time that
this mountehanh was STOPPED in his
course. lie knows that there is no
truth in his statement that the Nativ-
ist party Of this city is composed
mostly Of Democrats. We vii make
an extract from thu Bowling Green
Banner hereafter. so .hat our readers
NAV understand what t4is missi0na-
~ is doing.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
\ CURIOUS

An old gentleman in This CITY re-
Iaics one OF the most thrilling ro>
m1nc.s Of real lie we ever heard Of.
In this romance he WIS principal ac-
tor. Many years ago IN Vermont,
IN insane man suddenly disappeared.
/ NJ trace Of his whcrr7bout, could
be discovered, and many supposed
that he was dead. Several wear az
ter his disappearance. a person who
had known him, dreamed that he had
been murdered by II certain family
residing near AT hand, and that be
was buried in a certain spot. This
dream occurred several tunes, and
wa 80 vivid that the dreamer reIat.
ell it, aud induced other persons to
aid him in digging at The spot indIca-
id in his dream. They dug and
found bones. They also found a but
ton and a knife, which were ldentif>
cd as tie proPcrty, Of va n''1smg
man. The family consisting OF n
mother and two young men, cons,
were arrested and Imprisoned. The
sons 70 save the mother, confessed
the murder. OE trial. however, they
plead not gollty; but were, nevcrthe-
less. found guilty and condHnned -
he hanged. The Sentence 4 how
ever, eommuted to imprisonment for
life IN the State Prison, 10 which
they were sent. Soon after trial, a
paragraph appeared ~ the Post OF
this city, which led tie old gentleman
referred to, (uho was acquainted
with all the parties in the aliair.) to
believe that the man supposed TO be
murdered was alive. He was set 10
work and by dlnt Of inquiry found
the insane nan on n farm, under the
s%urposItina that it was his own
The old gentleman addressed him,
sayinG.
Don't you know me-
"No-never saw You befole."
The old man dropped an English
shilling, which the insane man in
cIutched.
Now" said The old gentleman,
'teli VIII" | am, and who you are, and
give you that shilling
The insane man did as required,
and proved to be the missing iLdivrd-
ial' He was taken back to Yer.
mont; and the two men were reIeas-
,d Of course The insane man had.
Iowever, to be exhibited publicly,
md 10 thousands Of people before
hav world t%e.i-ve that he was him
ieit.
Tits story IS ruth, and 4 be ca
''y proved b. reference l. the Ie-
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
UNlON."
''APk'EN

THE Undersigned respectfully in.
form the public. that with the com
mpuccnient OF the approaching ses
81 Congress. they Will begin the pub
LEGATION of the congressional IN
ion" and "Appcndix." The ffs, vii
contain a full and accurate history @.
the daily proceedings Il both branch
rs of the national l. gislature. II
will be complied win such aare. that
every citizen vino is Interested in the
public affairs will fin it 4 complete
synopsis 81 their Proceedings. and
a ready book or reference npun all
questions which cone before them.
The second. (thc "Apprndix.'0 will
contain every speech which is deiiv.
cred IN the House If Representatives,
and Senate during the session. repor-
ted at length by a full and able corp,
"i Congressional reporters, and re
vlscd before publication by the au-
thorS, whenever 1t IS requcsted.-
These .w0 works will be strictly I'M
parlinl, and are intended 10 be as in
tereSting and useful to the man Of
business, and 10 the politician Of one
party, as Of the other.
1t may be said, without exaggera-
tion5 t"&i Inc next session Of Com
greSs is destined to be one Of the
most Important which has taken
place since the foundation Of the gov
eminent. 1t is the long session. 1t
is the session which will d~evelope the
general plan Of the present admins
tratiOn' It's measures will stamp the
character OF our institutions for wears
to come. Some Of The most impor-
tant questions which are connected
with our foreign relationt, or our Go
mestic concerns, will be presented
for their consideration. The final
measure OF ratIiying the constitution
Of Texas, which is to consummate
her admission into our Union. and
the admission Of her members into
Our public councils--every measure
which effects the Oregon question:
our relations with Mexico-as well
as the final decision of the revised
Xoli Nerien trealy-these, and other
measures which are more or less
connected with our foreign relations,
will come under the review of the
approaching Congress. Many ofrhc
emlnently important questions VIII CHI
20 n internal COncernS-the
revision OF the tarIh-ine adoption of
he best mode for preserving Inc pub.
&c M"reys-a variety OF commerciai
the best system
regulating 'he.lmpottant interests
u TrXas- the indran questions the
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08

The conflict is%'over, the struggle is past,
| have looked, | have leved, | have wor-
shipped my last;
Now. back to the woods, and. let fate.do
her worst
On the heart that for. thee such devotion
has n,rsed.
To thee its best feelings were trusted a.
way,
ind life hath hereafter not one TO betray.
Yet not in resehtmen, myilove / resign
| ask not, upbraid. not one motive OF
thine.
| know not what change has come over
thy heart,
| reck not what chances have doomed us
10 part,
but know thou hast told me to love
thee TO more,
And | still must obey where I once did
adore.
Farewell, then, Ghou,loved one, oh, low
ed bat too well,
| 90 deeply, too b!iIsiiy icf language TO
tell
thou hast trampied loves fifth
in the dust;
Thou hast torn from my bosom lis hope
and is trust;
Yet il thy lifc's current with bliss it
would swell,
| would'pour forth my own in this last,
fond farewell,
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
For the Banner.
FREAKS OF BEAUTY.

$50 bright the tear in beauty's eye,
Love half regrets TO kiss it dry"
BYRON.
Hhen Beauty 'reeps-'tis like a ray
OF sunshine mid an April shown;
Or-like the dew drep on the spray,
Encircling Lore's rosy bow'r.
When Beauty smiles-'tis like a-gleam,
OF Heav'n on this terrestrial ball
Atfairy dance, on hie's dull stream,
Awakening our passions all.
Thc" Beauty Torns-'tis like 4 cloud,
P~ortcnding TO poor Ran some evil,
And when it bursts in thurder loud
lie NIGH as well be aI-Me deril.
MIDDLETON.
Lost Creek, Lincoln, Nov. Sd, '45.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
IN THE PIKE CIRCUIT COURT,
September Term, lS45.

Benjamin P. Clifford,
Henry Cbou,sa, g. o,ber. Gerry.
~ OW here comes the complainant, by
' his solicitor, and Henry Chouteau,
Gabriel Chouteal, Rene Paul, Gabriel
Paul, Edward Chouteau, Frederick w.
Beckwith and Andrew Foigey, defend
ants, herein having Jailed to D e here
at this term, agreeably to law and the
rules Of this court, and answer said bill
of complaint as required-the same is
taken for confessed as Against them, and
this decree will be made final unless
they shall be and appear here on the
first day of the next Term, and show
cause TO the eonttary-and it appearing
upon the affidavit OF the complainant
that the heirs of Augustus Chouteau,
deceased, are unknown; it is therefore
ordered that said unknown heirs be no.
titled by a publication of this order in
some newspaper printed in this State
for eight weeks successfully, the last in
sertion al least four weeks before the
next term, that said complainant has
filed his bill of complaint against them
and others for a decree of title 10 him
for a tract of land, TO wit: the N. E. I
sec. %, containing 1852 64-lOO acres;
also ). T.. ! sec. IL, containing l6l IS
100 acres, and ali in T. 80, N. R. l E.,
in Pike county, Missouri-being part
of survey No. 297l-and unless said
of Augustus Chonteau shall be &
appear here on the first day Of the next
Term The same will be taken for con-
against them, and continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Pike.
|, Simeon p. Robinson, clerk of the
Court for said county, certify
the foregoing is truly copied from
the record.
49, Witness my hand and Of
Seal. I fetal seal; done at office, in
t~> Bowling Green, in said
county, this the 3lst day Of October,
\. ID. 1915.
5. p. ROBINSON. CLERK.
Nov. Sth, 1915. Sw39.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
Mr.. LAWHEAD OF ST. LOUIS.

This gentleman addressed our citizens
upon Thursday evening last.
Despite the small concourse assem-
bled TO hear him, Mr.. Lawhead spoke
quite lengthily. But we shall not at
tempt to follow him as his whole speech
consisted OF but little more than mere
~groundless assertions, spiced with some
little gall towards those who were un-
friendly towards the Native cause. We
observed nothing extra about the man,
in any shape or form, and we cannot aid
in giving him notoriety.
After Mr.. Lawhead ha: concluded,
Col. G. w. Blckncr, Of Palmyra, arose
(unprePared) and for an hour enchain-
ed the attention Of the audience. He
spoke in that happy and leIiciIous style
so peculiar to himself, and retuted point
by point, with ease and credit to himself,
every issue made upon this question:
Upon the whole VIC do not lin. hat
Mr.. Lawhsad made expenses at this
lace.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08

climate records of the time. 1t is a
most curious .'rnmancc in real life"
and goes ali Fad of all the fc,ions ev-
er invented. Why don't some dra-
matist take hold of ita-U. S. a
merican Republican.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08

land questiou-tIe hst system loI
our lavy-these and others will con
stitute Il mass Of business which l.
calculated to command much Of the
time of Congress, and much Of the
attention OF the people. They will
ali be- reported by the "Congrcssion.
al Union
The Daily, Semi-V eekIy and
Weekly Union, will, as usual EN-
brace an interesting variety OF mat
ter on political, scientific, and ~litera-
nv subjects, along with the current
news OF tho day. The editor will
continue to devote his energies to
the Improvement OF The Union."-
He finds many accomplished men in
this CITY. The administration has
brought with it Il considerable Access
sion of ta'enls. Several tried and
distinguished membeIsof the Demo-
cratic party have occepted Office un-
der it. Some OF them have literally
contributed their literary labors t,
our benefit; and we h"p. 20 enlist
others in our service. Besides, the
time is not far distant when the edi-
tor intends to call other talents to his
assistance. His ambition il, to make
his paper worthy of the metropolis
Of the Union. lie is persuaded that.
with the faculties winch his position
enables him TO employ; with the Off
ci2l and other materisls placed with
in his reach; and with the all of the
correspondence which he is attempt.
ing to establish in foreign counties.
Il ptp-r may be published which is
uot unworthy o. the support Of his
country. In undertaking the t s.
he knew he had many difficulties to
overcome, many lesSons Ia learn, ma
ny sacrifices to encounter. He
anew that. amid The arluouS rR'e o.
4 new theatre, he could not ut ti's'
do Justice even 10 himself; but his
zeal has never tagged. Bot upon
one point he can speak with great
pleasure uni nIh equal ireedom.-
The men Hh0 ARE administering th!s
government are working msG. any-
lOuS, rs n" believes. t. DO their dutv,
Ia serve their country. II carry out
tie pledges ua Ter winch the Pres.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
MONEY - MONFY.,t

yTiIE subscriber being about TO close
up his business, would respectfully
state to his customers that he is compell-
ed TO make collections OF the debts that
are owing him. If payment is not made
Immediately the claims will be put in
the hands OF an officer.
The stock Of Saddles which | have
on hand, at present, will be sold at cost.
Come quick or you will lose bargains.
o. c. TINKER.
Louisiana, Nov. s, 1919. tf-39.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08

DIED, in Pike county, Mo-, on Sun
day the End of Nov. G. Chaplin.
In this county, on Thursday the 3Oth
ut. Mrs. Betty Pitzer, consort of Geo.
Pitzer.
In this county, on the 4th inst, Hem
ry Lyter, an aged and respectable ciii-
zen of this county.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
MORE TROUBLE.

i great e~xcl;,nc" -,culs sti,, 70
cNis, in Hancock County. H.. Fresh
disturbances seem to have broken
out, although we are unable to give
the particulars as yet.
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Democratic banner., 1845-11-08

Let the Natives Of St. Louis send us
up their big guns, and not their fusess.
Send up AIcDowe!l-we should he
delighted 10 hear the "long thing" as
lie is pleased to call himself.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08

OF An freshman, lust over"
carghi "A bundle bee in his hand. and
supposlng 1t TO be Il manning bird.
may the devil
burn me! how hot his little iul is''
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
Executors Notice

M'Iith l. hereby give. that the nm
d. Designed has taken out letters Tesla
meh'ary on the estate Of Martha Trov.
or deceased, late OF Pike Countv AZ.
>our' herring date the Ilth Oct. isis
All persons, therefore. ipdebtedtotha :.
l'p said deceased, are requested to
MAKE immediate payment; and all persons
.n."'s r'a'ns against said estate are reoues.
III 10 EXHIBIT them properly authentioat-J.
"''hih one rear from the date OF said let
.efs' or They may be precluded from b.,.
ing any benefit of said estate, and if said
not presented within thru. xs.,.
will he forever barred ~
WESLEY TRowB ,Ex,r.
Oct, 18th islj. az
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08

FLoRIDA.-Caball, wing, has proba-
bly, beaten Brckenborough, for Con-
gfess.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
PRESS AND TYPE
o D. Sale.

THE subscriber has for sale the fol-
lowing Printing Materials, viz:
! ROYAL Stausberry Press,
ioun! Small Plea, geo lbs,
! do. do, 100
I do. BREWER, 800
small iount Plea.
DO. DO. Great Primer,
Aud A variety Of other articles; all of
which would be sold very low for cash.
T. W. USTICK,
Corner Of MIN anil OHre streets.
It. Louis. Oct. 18th. 1873. 39ti.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
ADMINISTRATORS notice.

NOTICE Is hereby u, en-, that the
Undersigned has obtained oi tho
Clerk Of the ccuntv court Of Rails
coun'v. letters Of Administration on
the estate of John Brovnell, decd,
bearing date 9TH Oct. 1915.
All persons IN teb.cd to said estate
are requested TO make immediate
payment. All persons having claims
ASainSt SAID estate. are requested to
eHhih't them properly authenticated
within one wear from the date of said
letters. or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said estate,
ana II not exhibited within ; years,
they will be forever barred.
JAMES KERR.
Administrator.
Nov 9Th, 1845. ovs4
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08

In Ohio the Wigs have been sue
cessfll IN the tHo honses of,he Lcgi>la-
ture.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08

We welcome again TO our column,
our old friend, "Middleton.'
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08

II No attention Will De paid 10
any order unless the mony accompa.
MES it.
Those desiring complete copies of
the Congressional Union and Appen
dix, will please send us then names
previous to the first day OF Deem
Der next.
We will willingly pay the postage
on all letters sent TO us containing
Fire DoiIon'S aud upwards. Other
directed 10 US. with the posts
acc unpaid. wH not be taken out Of
the office.
RlTCHIE & HESS.
Washington, Aug. l., 1916.
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
WEEKLY & SEMI-W EEkLY
UNION.

90 For tho accommodation o.
those who desire 4 paper printed at
the seat of government during the
session of Congress only, we will
furnish thtm the Ext:a Un!cn as fol-
lows:
aEl,- ana rrrr 80 ~
Democratic banner., 1845-11-08
20 T. TR y.

ost Creek, Lincoln, Nov. Sd, '45.