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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
BRITANNIA
Torlrs Day, Later from Europe

Boston, Friday, Sept Pap NJ.
The Royal Mail Steamship Britannia,
Cap, Hewitt, was lsIegrapbed al o'clock
md arrived a, Boston nbou, /.
Bv ihi, arrival, We have both London
srl Liverpool pap,ts to the 4lb inst.
Thr Bri'rnuia brought l0i passengers
enorg th,m Hon Edward Everett, lady,
daughter snd two servants
The new American MInixer in Eng.
land has taken up his residsnee at IS, Har.
lev street, Caveadish square.
The Acadia arrived olr in " 10 days
from Boston -one OF the shortest voyages
ever matr
The Cotton markot-ihst great bnrone-
ter Of public feeling -has shown symptoms
Of improvement
The weather in Eng land, which had for
come time been stormy, and which 1t was
feared would greatly inJure the growing
ctop. and rctsrd the iarvcs, has suddenly
changed for the bcuer, and there rs fair
pro,rec, Of abundance Every iot.res, is
fc~ltns the advantage Of restored confidence.
The state of,rsde Is in most respects sat.
i,rae,ory The demand fnr all the leading
,tanlcs wheher Sugar, Coffee, Wool or
Cotton i, 50 steady a. TO indicate healthy
consumption and the supplies are suticlsnt
TO check any cIorbItant Advance,
There 10 . complete hmne n Poland,
~ that no supplies Of Wheat can be expect,
ed from that quarter
Her M.jery's progress in Germany,
continue, 70 supply The European journals
with most interesting details
The news from China !. not 30 lase a.
,h,, brought by The Rainbow n' New York.
From Germany We learn that the rell'
rious disturbance, o, L.,rsic have not bren
rcnewed and that the popular Irritation has
beeu alliyed by the Kings promp com
piincs With the rtqnes Of The ettrens 10
regard 10 a comm s.ion n inquiry
There ha. been a terrible whlrlwIn1 on
the eonuncnt H., siF,c, IN Holland were
snos a. severely fli rs 10 Franco A.
Roueu however, II seems TO have expended
ne grea,er violence In thT city three er
teesfve rnsnaf.etorit were Destroyed by the
uhtluind, Whit. al the hands were o.
work no, lcss than 60 persons Of all sge'
were thereby wounded
The opr.sian Of rs.sng the fs~d'm
laws o. Holhsd eSehes strong fel'ng IL
that country. The subssAnlisl butghsu
srpesr 10 y oppr,'d 10 everything 10 th'
shsr~ 81 snnHrs0rn
The anc,~n, town n Tervona m Hon
g.Tv has beeo reduced 10 hrsp Of rum
BY fire.
A murder Of mrs srrsli,g character
- rxeo,Ir orsurrsd a Lis'ser, Ens
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
Ytiion Fsrer al Net0 OrisanI

Ytiion Fsrsr al Nep Ori,aai The
New Otlesn, Courier OF the ilh inst says
The yellow Fever has made It's up.
pesfsnee in the city. Three esses, not
doutaful have been verified, one OF which
ended IN death There Is no room 10 hope
that the epidemic will no, spread And
when We look back 10 former yesu,w oh
serve that Whenever the Yellow fsseT
made il, appearance late in the "n'on IL
did not u,u.me mild fora The unse-
clmsi-d Will do wei go lase all proper
precautions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

True COURAGE The Union and
other OF the administration papers are still
endeavorng 10 di,prove the alleged fact
that regiments OF U. S Artillery were re.
Gently sent INTO the face Of a supposed enc,
my pi!Aoul h1' ordnance; bu, as We,
they do not qiile get around the fact And
why should they nuemp, it' The justly
boosted cournge Of our people has a, lines
been snecred n, by those Of other nations,
and we think the question is now fully set.
tied; we say nothing of The Gsss,si,6,p
displayed IN This noi,er-bnt certainly,
SINCE the time when war. b-gan, there was
never on record ar &C, displaying 20 mach
real courage. How insignificant, in com
patlson appears the ehronicled sel, OF eouf-
age displayed by the armies Of The heroes
Of Greece and Rome Who will longer
talk Of The ehivalry OF Merry England or
of'Ll Belle FranceT What i, ~ TA,t
prerlr, when gong TO do battle, eayry Mrir
arms uiha !Aen while we, At me fra cry
of war, l-uve all behind, and fearing no
dagger, rush on, with no thought, ba, OF
the plumber Of Mexican mobiles, or Of 'revci.
ling 10 the halls OF the Mon,ezumss n
this d,cs not prove our courage bcyond all
contradiction, wa ask in all conscience W hat
will
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

ETThe Montpelier papers are sill 10
'is'lng with an spprrep, honesty that while
he CenIrsf rail road is going on with all
d'sPstsh-the Wesern' i, dead enough
viii the friends ofth. Central route look
at Inc call FOR meeting Published in. the
Boston papers aud transcribed 10 our orn
9th" week, and say that the friends Of the
Wes'err route are dead OF sleeping
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

An oath against the duelling has b'ta
inserted 10 the cons tuition kHmed iof the
State Of Teas I'oE.
Then the State OF TEXAS takes an oath,
does ~ Well, We wonh believe the oath
Of The State q gres, droi sooner than we
would The oath OF its people. Nail.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
FROM MEXICO

The New Orleans papers Of the 7th.
have received later intelligence by the
schooner Yucateco, which left Tampieo
Aug 30.
War has no, been declared, nor 10 there
any new evidence tina, il will be The
county 10 rrn, BY the dissent, ons The
esbioe, has been formed, bu, Almon,e i.
not, rs wss rumored a, ns head
Rumors were prevalent Of a revolt in
ono section ofthe army under Grn Fisliso.
Ia, on rs march 10 Texas II is sad tina, a
portion ofthe troops refused to march far.
,her unless they should receive, beside. foil
pay, nil the provisions, &c, Of on nrmy Of
campaign
The troops were aferwsrd, prevailed
upon TO continue their march The Mex
lean rup-rs have notices Of these rumors,
AMI one of,hsm adds. - farther report, that
the disafrc,ed portion Of the army hns in.
Incorporated itrlf with the forces under
Gen Paroles; tina, the later refuses TO o.
hey the Government; that the third dlvis.
Ion Of the army which 10 under his com.
mand, i, disposed for peonsneiamtnfo,an and
It is even Whispered, tina, the object Of ii
Will be 10 proclaim Consul.
/ There are evidently some operations on
/ loo, hostile to The government, bun the
precise object Of which has moi yet trans,
pired.
A counter revolution is openly reported
in 1ompico as abou, to take place at San
Luis Poiosi-where Psndss Is in sole com.
manj Of the iroops-Gen P,iisola hssins
,hown UP his commend 10 disgust, after be
,Ho Informed of,be mu Tiny. Il 10 reported
r.at Gen Busiamsnie will be sent - Com
msnder N Chief BY Tho Government.
The Mexican papers state tha, tho French
Monster, not being saiished with the course
t,ken ny the Govetnmsn, regarding the IN
sult offered him Al the Bsths, has dems nde
his passports, which adds smother enbsr'
ss.men, to the many which the Government
has now to encounter.
The following are the members Of the
new Cabine, ; Don Manuel de 10 Penn
Pena, Department Of State Don Pedro +.
Castillo, treasury Department, and Gen.
Pedro Maria Anays, Minister OF war and mar
ile.
There are bot few American. in the conn
,ry, and though it 10 not suspected that far
tl-r difficulties would arise, still business
~ss extremely lsnsuid and every thing IN
certain.
+ One Anne, icsn vessel, the Petersburg, oI
New lork. ives al Vera Cruz. whence she
would ssil in a few days. There was M
tmericsn vessel in port al Tsmpico. The
Mexican steamer Guadslops WAS expected
at The l.ner place wnh ieO9 tents Tor the
use Of the army.
From Guaiemaia. hdvices TO the ] Ith o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

En,nes Of Coffee One M szadecky
has introduced an article in the shspe Of
the Essence Of COFFEE into New York, q
plan to procure good sup OF coffee with
out the ,hgh,e., trouble OF roasting, grind.
ing, sc. Ybs sss OF Il - mos 'Impl' 80
il requires but dilu,ion wllh no, water 10
any degree OF strength
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
NOTICE

We are requested to soy that Mr. Hal.
losk hiss procured he services Of Prof
Wm. NJ Peas, q gentleman well known
q. a person emin,nlly qualified a. a teacher
Of Vocal and Insrumentsl Muse N give
Ie.sons 10 CasllaOn Summary toe Prr"rs
Qnnusr,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

The Montreal Courier MAKES rsslf merry
over The mssnlIoquenoe Of "ur military an
nouncemeni and We certainly SIR di,Posed In
admit ihst our Canadian iehbor has some
grounds Tor his merr!nent. We are litie
extensive IN that behalf. and the sSiner we
cure ourselves OF thsi fault The beuer. The
Courier saws: Jns paragraph 10 the Boston
Times loaded Mnisisry Nsr-mrris, wehnd an
account Of muster In New Orleans Of vol
uniser. for TsIss. We find 'Dsnkins Reg
,nent spoken Of, then the lone Star Guard
then 'Isveral companies OF tie Irish lngadr,
sfer this n = are told that ihese for ces were
reyiewtt ., Gen Gaines, snd thes they
~rre marched down the street fsro hgsGrsS
daI 66y ,i,oAE. When We b~esn In issd
the srceani. We fully sIpected that the reei-
meni The Guard snd the Brigade, would
muster 500 s~lisni soldiers NJ issr. WHY
-, turn oct ,hres tunes that nurfb-r here IN
uonlrrsl every moaning for susrd moun'ing
The A meresns are rersinly . nor csnous
psapls In their military affair"
We eoaf~.. thst..~e greatly prefer lsushing 81
our own follles sssn to Gee them laughed 81
: D, other, hot n cor people will insist on
mskinf themselves rid,eul"us they mo.i or
| Pee, 60 be rieiruled. sbS wr - oct hnid y
smi.s. sousss,ass 90 10, tb~rn ses what u
,sid Of hen By foreisnsrs- q ~ill % 'ssr
no harm, bv' rsfe.rs grew eesl os goo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

A. sn, rate. -. hs.s cors luded '" VI lhsm
go ~sst ne Cshsd,aas have ss'd 81 iismaa
rf,s er~ssivh fCouf a Foe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

hrl-t al rad the nozzle leuer OF c.
" Clay to be ioapd on tn. ou, ed, Of lhn
r.rer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
ELECTION REruRNs

10 psblrsh them. NJ bIsde w,iI pfcoae'
lack something liz, 1000 ,osss Of % Gle
lion. Tb. ~h,g vote hlls more ,has 500
,hor Of lsa year, 80 the loeeieee sesrl
5000, while the liberty rsry vote has n
eressrd about 1000.
RUTLAND COUNTY,
Benson, WileoI
Brandon, Briggs, -
Csai,ton, Cbevet
Chn,-ndcn, LEONARD,
Clarendon, none
Dandy, Bueklin !
Fairhaven, Csp.n, "
Hutbard,on, BaylD
Ira, Gilmore
Mendon, Temple
Middlesown, Clark
Nj Holly Crowiryw
Mt Tabor, Kellyae
Orwell, CockeyS
Ps~let, Edger,on
Piushcld Gibbs "
Pnislord, Rogue
Poul,oey, kendriet
Rutland, Gilmore
Sherbutne, Markham
Shrewsbury, Johnsos ]
Sudbury. Horton
TnomoUth, ~
Wallingford, Boues
Wells, Bsrdon W
Wesihavcn, Adams Wg
WINDSOR CO.
Aodover, Dodgev
Baltimore, none
Barnard. I)unforth ]
Bethel, none
Bridgewntct, none
Cavendlsh. Adams
Chester, Weston "
Hartford, Haz"nw
Hartland, Merrin
Ludlow, Ross "
Norwich, Converse "
Plymouth, Marsh
Pomfre, none
Reading, Forbush "
Rochester, Hartsy~
Royallon, Bowman "
Sharon, Ls,hrop
Sprinc6- Id, Harlow
Stockbrdge none
Weathersfrld. Spaaora,
Weston, Adams
Windsor, Hammond "
Woodstock, Churchill ~
wINDHAM co.
Athens nons
Brsuleboro, Hall y
kline, mona
Dover, "
Dummersion. none
Grafton, S,oddard,
Guilford, Lynde,
Halifax, Plumb
Jamaica, none
Marlboro, Winchester &
Newfanr, Morse !
futnry, Keye' "
Rockingham, Kellogg ieesg
Somerset, Rice,
S,ra,ion, Parsons,
Town,hcnd, Aiken,
Vernon, Lee We
rdsboro, none,
Westminster, Goodhus n
Nottingham, none,
Wilmington, none,
Wlndhan, Jones
ADDISON co.
Addison. Srga1
Bridpori, Frost "
Bristol, Warner We
Cornwall, Foo,
Fcrrisburgh. Mddlebroek "
Goshen, A lien
Granville, Lamb
Hancock, BaTnesw
Leices,er, Jenny
Lihcoln. Pope
Mdd letuIy. Swift "
Monk,on Beers
New Haven. lsndon "
Pan,on, Holland "
Riron, Smith
Salisbury, BROOK "
Shorehnm, Howe
sturksboro, Strongw
Vcrpcnnes, Lawrence "
Weybrldge none,
Whiting Netdhsm
ORANGE co.
Bradford none
Braintree, Ri.ferd sg
Brook6rld none
Chelsea, Jones
Corinih, Darling
Fairlre, BaiIy
Ncwbury. Buchanan G
Orange, Houghion q
Randolph, uoo-
S,rnfnrd. none
Thaprd, Gilleu
Topsham, Bill
Tunbridg., Louey
Vershite, none
Washington, Burton W
Wra Fauiee, Thomas
william sown, Beckett,
cHlTTENDEN CO.
Bolton. Bede-,
Burlington. Russell
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25

CALEDONIA CO.
Bsrne,, Kimbsli "
Burke, Newell "
Cabo, none
Danvillo, Weaon, We
Gro,oo, Weleh VIC
Hsrdwiek, Blair |
Kirby, Nuuer
Lyndon, Wilmsuh !
Newark, Dsvnw
P~seham blanchard,
Ryceaie, Nelson 6
Sheffield none
s, Johnsbufy, Fsirbsnks ~
So,ton, Hutchinson
Walden, Perkins
Wa,erford, Nav
Wheeloek, Han
FRANKLIN co.
Bakersfield none,
Berkshire, Andrus
Enosbureh, Maynard,
Faitai, De~eyw
Fairfield, Barlow
Fletcher, Holmes,w
FrsnkIia, Chase, "
Georgia, Clark
Highgn,e, Drury
Sheldon, Mason
81 Adams, Stevens
Swan,on none.
Bakersfield, none
Montgomery ClsPpv
ORLEANS co.
Albany, none
! Barton, Smith "
Brown,ngton, Joslin "
Chsrle Pairing
Coventry, Whreloek,
Crafsbu'y, mono
Derby, Nelson "
Glover, none
Greensboro, none
Holland, GoodsIl "
lrasbnrsh, Brian, "
Jny. Emerson
Lowell Paine lg
Morgan, Banle,i W
Newport. Rider
Salem, none
Troy, Kay
W~,hrld. Hitchcock,
Weamore, Cheney,
LAMOILLE co
Bel,idere, Chat.
Cambridge mono
Eden none
Elmore, Elmore
Hydepark, Keelcr ]
johnson none
Mansfield, Peterson
Morrisown Waterman |
Sterling. Kenfeld wg
Stow, Benson
Wa,erviIlc, Page
Woleott, Benjamin IL
ESSEX co.
Bloomfield, Burbank |
Brighton, Aldrieh !
Brunswick. Bclknsp
Concord, Fryw
Canaan, Herman
East Haven, Walter
CRANKY Matthews "
GuildhaIl, Crawford "
Lexington, Morrison
Iuncnburgh. Howew
! Maidstone. Follansbee ]
Victory, Keyesw
GRAND ISLE co
Alburgh, Davis W
Grand Isle, Adams "
Isle La Mott, loeo
North Hero, HaIen
South Hero, Lnndon "
BENNINGTON CO.
Arlington, Bnek W
Bennington. Blackner
Dorsc' none
Glastonbury. Elwrll !
L1ndgrove. Martin
Manchester, Bcn'Iy
Peru, Bachelor
Pownnl, Gardner Leso-sAis .s6oI,Iio.ui'
R-adsboro, Bishop,
Rupert, Risingw
SYNDICATE, Bebee "
SALISBURY. none
S~srsbprgh, Williams
Stamford, Brniion
Sunderland none
Winhall none
Woodford. Stetson W
'Clsimnd by all parties.
SENATORS ELECTED.
Bsas,ns.on Cob. Z. Brown, Ashs
bel Hurd, wings.
Wi.dAam CO.-John Campbell, Ebs
meier Howe, Jr Reuben Vim. wings.
! Rutland Go -Fredrrick Button,
A Chmendeo, George 7. Hodges, wings
JPindsor CO. Jamrs Bsrrrti, Juair
Morgan, Thomas I. Barrett, Benjamin
Billings, wings
Addiion Go Davis Rich, Enoeh I
Woodbridge, wings
CAifGsAss Co Harry Bradley, Dan
vel II Onion. whigs
Faxki,n Co--tiirsm Bellows, VIM
Clapp, Alvab sabin. wings
CsisdOH,. Go - Welcome Bemis, Wm
Sias, wings
Grand Ifie Co Lewis Ladd, whig.
Orleans Cs-Enoch B.Simonds, whig
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-12-18

Tile Maid as not Dead, bat Lreth.
We are happy TO announce that the
young lady, Miss SwARTz, is not dead,
as was announced in our paper few
weeks ago; an error into which we
were led by the Winchester Republican.
She is still living; and her friends en-
terrain sanguine hopes of her final re-
covery.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-12-18

Latest Foreign Veacs.-1t seem,
from the tone of the latest English pa
pers, that it is the determination of the
British cabinet, for the present, not TO
open the ports of G. B. 20 foreign -four
and grain-that is, they will not abol-
ish the prohibitory duties imposed up
on those articles by the provisions OF
the "corn laws" for the "protectlon"
of the agricultural interests oftha' king
dom. All action upon the subject is
postponed until the meeting Of parlia-
ment, when the "iood" party will no
doubt do all they can TO procure the a
bolishment of those laws, under -
"protectiue" operations Of which, thotNs
sands of the poor classes in England
and Ireland must inevitably be reduced
10 absolute starvation. Such appears
to be the state of the question and it
should teach those who are specializing
in breadstuts, in our own country, not
to venture too far, until there is greater
probability of reduction of the corn
duties than now exists. Let them re-
member, that there is "many slip be-
tween the cup and the lip"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-12-18
ELECTION OF u. S. SENATOR.

The following are the remarks of
ROBERT NJ. DESIsoS, Esq, one OF
the delegates from this county, upon
the nomination of JUDGE PENNYBACK-
Err, as a suitable person to succeed
Hon. VIM. C. R1yEs in the Senate of
the United States. They pay just
and handsome tribute TO TIE character
Of Mr.. P. both as it regards his quail
Gcations to fill the high station to which
he has just been elevated, and as an d.
bic jurist and sound Republican.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-12-18

bic jurist and sound Republican.
Mr.. MARTz nominated Isaac S.
Pennybacker, Esq, in appropriate and
earnest language.
Mr.. DENlsoN Of Shenandoah in Sec
ending the nomination Of Judge PEN
ny hacker, observed:
feel it duty which owe to dis
tinguished friend-which | owe to the
county which | represent, (of which he
is native,) TO second the nomination
which has just been made. ! do so,
Sir, without fear with full confidence;
for | know feel | know, that this
trust, great as it is, can be with perfect
safety confded to his hands. Judge
Pennybacker has grown up, from his
earliest years to the present time, in
the principles of Democracy-in the
principles Of JefferSon-in the princi-
pies of Virginia. And the matured
judgment for near forty years has con-
firmed him IN the truth Of these great
principles, which, in his youth, he was
instructed to believe. Sir, he was
taught to read the Constitution of the
United States as the Bible of his polit-
lcal faith--without interpretations,
without false constructions; this is the
rock upon which he has built, and the
storms may come, and the waves may
dash upon it, but it will stand as IN
shaken as the eternal mountains that
surrounded his home. 1t is by the
Constitution that his political faith has
been tormed-it is by the Constitution
that his political course has been d.
rected. Whilst he has been at all
times ready to extend to The General
Government all those rights TO which
1t Is entitled, he has been the strenuous
assertef of all those other rights, the
exercise of which the States have re-
served to themselves. Sir, Judge Pen
nybacker is a States Rights Demo
cratic Republican. Judge P. was ed
uated for the law. At an early period
of life, he was admitted to the bar, and
Immediately took a prominent stand al
a we'll read lawyer and an able advo-
cate, and soon got into an extensive
and lucrative practice. But his fellow
citizens were not content TO let him re-
main in this retired state, but soon
called for his service in more widely
extended and more distinguished
sphere; and, during the administration
of Mr.. Van Buren,, he was elected to
the Congress of the United States
Aye, then it was, during the storm OF
opposition which had Mt early engulphed
the Democratic party, and when weak
er friends were shrinking from her d.
minished ranks, than it was, that
Judge p. gave up all private consider
alton, and threw himself into the melee,
to lend his aid to revive the dropping
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-12-18

cities, are not competent to perform
the duties assigned them, at least as
WE'LL as they could be performed by
officers Of banks, who are not as respon-
sibIe, and who are exposed to greater
temptations, is an assertion so palpably
absurd, and inconsistent with reason
and common sense, that it needs no
Irefutation.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-12-18

'lhat are Hunt. We are compelled
to defer that are hunt till NEXT weeL
The messages and proceedings of Con-
gress and the Legislature have crowd.
ed out everything else. That's cause
why.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gigen, that the under
y signed has obtained of The Clerk of the
County Court CT Pike county. letters of Id
miniStration on the estate OF Thomas Cum
ningham. decd bearing date 9TH July lS45,
All persons Indebted TO said estate, are re-
questcd to max" Immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate, are
requested to exhibit them properly authcniI-
Gated, within one yo.r from tie date Of said
letter., or they may be Procindcd from having
any benefit Of sid estate; ard II not exhibited
within three years, they VIII he forever barred,
JOHN CUNNINGHAN, Admir-
July I2tE Isis. 3w--23
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
land for Sale.

THE undersigned being DESTROYS Of
4 removing, offers for sale the farm
upon which he now resides, lying with
in a halt mile of New Hope, Mo-, and
upon the main road leading from New
Hope TO GAINESVILLE, and within ten
miles of the Mississippi river; contain
ing a00 Acres, of which, about $50
acres is in a good state of cultivation,
with a young and thrifty orchard now
bearing. There is plenty Of stock as
well as spring water the year round
The houses consist of a Frame dwelling,
smoke house, kitchen, barn, and other
out houses. The terms will be made
easy to accommodate purchasers. For
further particulars apply TO
WI. SEATON.
New Hope, Mo, July Dist, lS45.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
A LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office in Troy,
Mo-, on the lst July, which if not Ia
ken out in three months will be sent 10
the General Post Office as dead letters:
Alexander James, Arthur J i, Bal
lev Doct c H, 8; Browning Danl + },
Cottle Sherman, Duncan c X, Ellis
James or Fidelia, Cannon Thomas,
Griffin l. l., Gallawey Sam1, Gilmore
Elder Robert, Huston Maj Geo w,
James Jacob, Logan Hiram, Land Hem
ry, Mckee & Arthur, Martin Louis u,
Mann Thomas, Morrison Doct, Primer
Miss Mary, Peers Genl E J. Roper
William, Roake Johannes, Stonebreaker
David, Stagner A l., Shadburn Doct
Thos, Snead Benjamin, SiDnatt David,
Smith Joseph, Selby Obadiah, Skinner
Charles, ThornhiIl Lemuel, Thomson
James S. Trail James, Vaughn Miss
Sarah, Williams f, White Isaiah +.
JAMES II. BRIrroH, ?
Troy, No. July Isl 1915 22-3t
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
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Revised statutes for 1913, and
Form Book.

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prcme Court, and reference TO alterations made
from the former acts by the revised code.
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embracing ferns and instructions for vrIts,
process, deeds, wills, notes, leases, indenturcs
and nearly every instrument which is required
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Of person. The whole IS accompanied b.
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full and perspicuous than that in the revised
laws Of 1893.
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St. LOUIS. July 7th 1915.
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NOTICE..

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a2i in the namc OF Eastin 4 Rankins,
at GAINESVILLE and Platte City, expired
by limitation, on the First day Of June,
lNi5. All those indebted 10 the finn
at Clarks,iI!e, are requested to make
payment to DIR. Columbus c. Eastin or
his agent, who is alone authorized to
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JOHN b. RANkINS.
E. ID. EASTIN.
June III, 1915. tsIS