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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03
18TH WARN IrrM1ER YARD.

IT THE FOOT oF 9TH STREET HUDSON RIVER
u %. =. MOTT taxes pleasure n GIVING no.cr :" lir
uNSER, Oi REAL ESTATE and hE-lDErI> inai pc
-.ll large assor-leni % II MEEK 81 az A-A'
which Dr. Offers iu tie lo-t a ~ ef- 'e H. ~
j. wei ware b. car compete with other dealers ~ i '-''
pieces 4ll quality. -li particularly Aflies AZ -
10 ave I'm = ca4l Gll exaIlle us sl1cA ffrf'"-' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03

FRoH HANcocg CouNTY-Our news from ibis
County up ~ Monday the irh So O'Clock. tne I'VE
persons indicted f1r killing Joe and Hiram smith appeared
n Court and .cyery entered into fl'ir own r'co-n.-
zarce NJ 30 each. for their appearance on Nci-'-
lsf iNe 2l-i when was expected thai ihe TRIAL would
proceed Very f.w NouDn- were in attendance during
ihc lr- dar o Court perhaps n0f more fhHn ID and nD
disturbance Of nuv kind took place, although somehn B
Of the kind wa ANTICIPATED and would undoubtedly have
taken place had The Monr0n- appeared n iG force ~
Court rs tncy promised fo do and attempted amy way
to interfere ~ l 'he trial. The impression appears io e
that ihe u 1noas ssh NOT at- mpi very vigorous pro-,
cIcou I-f Ions i.' fuu
FROM H,vAyA.-By the arrival Of the brig sails
bury O. days from Havana We cam that business "as
vely dali 20 tlni place and Noas-e- declining. Few -lD-
lf sugars as planters firm in thtr price, Flc-h'-
fa Europe were DUH end very hf'.e sugar .hippn.
Frcehi- coasryisc Noi ~2 per HID for No.i--c- ant
~ cents per box for sugar Charleston 4a'. Nay -
NsrvO0-li j. said the M1mou- are aboltio pni
tho roof ON thor clssf 'cnpc The twelve wooden oxen
1901, 20 poe fren down and stone 0efn pni 10 their place.
-r1n- wall D.. 20 r built around Zoe temple fo serve 20
fort .irs-i0n and fo he allied fnc outer court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03

). Hammond las lns day associated win nm osDIn
ASHCHAFT and will continue the business ~ selng snd
repairing Wacis. Jewery, etc a. usual No. " hefcIAn~
). HAMMOND,
u. AshCKAfT
~ BIS. Hammond having always Attended 20 Cmono-
,s'.r u.ul. and inc WORK himself wishes inform hs
t.,ds hat e he same, and solcs soonlnd'
snce Of tipeir patronage MO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03

MYTH The LATEST IMPRON EMENT Or l5+t-
w The Depot for 10. ale oi Cots Pistols, kaes Gar
5nes and Fo,vn Pieces las lsn removed from IN Broad
No. BaIcay-seef, near Broadway under me A.
Tor House where general assortment oi these superior
Firearms : kept for sale reduced prices They also can
be- had W. II. HOr.fnaun Co.'S. MAIDEN Lanes Muiiord
s. Wendell, Broadway. Aoauy-Lyln z. hnowies De-
li Delaware Co. y. E., Hyde Goodrich and H. Z. Bad
win s Co. Neys-Orea1s, New-York prices Pistols al
rom >6 80 each. with equipments Great IN
POSITION, pracsel upon the public representing and
selling sefcocsng and revolving -X0arreed Pistol Tor
Cos Repeating Pistol winch Acknowledged ~ BE- upc-
nor ID every ec any other Pistol Manufactured IN Tbs
country or Europe Tie Emperor Of Russia the Emperor
II Austria. the King Of Prussia, Prince de- JOinvlle u
France he lmzlm of Ml-cat-al have lien AMI SPEAK 10
-e highest term. OF thcm--Ile Texan Army AID Navy are
supplied with -leu ami he Z. ; Navy lls been supplied
viii them 20 some extent. and tie Ocers have given TIE
most favorable report OF Colts Repeating Firearms.
IA 2rne,l JOHN EHLERS. z Bafc'ay--i-
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- ,iiNK,rhNKE iiUrLL, CORNER

81. >iiAk>rEAKE tiUfLL, Corner Of Wiliam
x. and Duaut-sis. y. l.Ie subscriber Respectfully M
i.s pubic that lac has cased tls above esaD-
lsnen,, and prepared To accommodate sncm wit
BOARD ami LODGING, on very moderate trIns IL has
put tie most thorough and comp etc repair, palnled
uil r,riied with additional new furniture, and he WIZ not
usual intends do, bat solcits the travelling
community 10 visit snd give hm tai AMI Judge tor ueu
serves, that tho establish cI under ms management 10 de-
serving the patronage OF tie public. Tue location being
business Offers inducements 10 merchants from tbs
country trom eured situation surpassed by any otisr
uoase N The c.y. RMS, 81 per Day-per Week 10
proportion. -
Tue Subscriber Ks 10 all The attention OF Parties, that
Inc Assembly liz Will Ice 10 ei to those giving Balls and
tonceristDf anainng part OF the season. ana uAl US
Room w sAJ uy be- put complete repair AMI hscd up III
ma. STYLE ie further calls the attention OF tho pro-
essiona gentlemen the law, that ms room Tor Ablisois
under. one alteration, ana thai he ready
ACCOMMODATES them reasonable tcrms-which VIII Dc
,scn by las regulation Oi room inge. Ia.
\. IA sVect number OF Permanent Bosfders will DO
9heu on very moderate terms.
mao on MINORD :. THREsHER-
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nooCVR.N-.O \s,CTTLFRY-

IL CO. PIE Pcar-r,rf Just receif 81 an u fpcr %
Ro.l-er. sous genuine Cutlery CONSISTING % zen aia
Poke. KNIVES, Scissors and hazor WHICH iLey are sei-
ar fls lowest rr.cr-
Also. opening sprni.d assortment OF anie
Cutlery from Sheffield, consisting OF able Knives and Forss
Cayers, Butcher Knives, SCISSORS, Ivory Sess &C a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03
REMOVAL.


Il sCHENCKS PULMONlC SYRUP. ms been removed
rom No ~ 70 10 courtisndsireel north side few
uon the public bear mimi that +. :. Becaman, Of fi
Couraui..lreef, IT, 80 LONGER An AGENT rr the sale
% Tie Genuine >tHENCks PtLMONit Hlhi r
Bcwafco Oounierieiis--ne" are OF spurious lnalons
To obtain tie pure genuine handkerchief rcheucA- Iuo
mic syrup go directly 20 tie Projectors Ohce No Court
This Medicines the only one discovered, uai can be
relied upon with safety for tire cure OF Pulmonary tonslp
i0u Il has curei when every thing else has 'aiei-iir al
upon lice c.esfes convictions ~ truth II taken. ami h.s'
according 90 directions, 10 seldom Tall. OF enectns perfect
IL principle OF operation easily explained Isoos and
ca ms fe troublesome cough, npen- lr Ghsce-s iacar
-Npecouuon and soon frees le lungs OF the matter wilch
collects 900 Ae arloc-. L. regulates The bowels "houi e
l-e 81 other medicine. strengthens ie system and pufh'
DIS ingredients. bu made exclusively Of roots anu herbs
In >ceucf- Treatise, O Dee hai igrl- M his uitce tuu
all--roe ie early history ~ Ills syrup may De- s'sl II
originated from DE- curing the Author when 10 Tue lowest
,ia-e OF Pulmonary Consumption
This medicine d cure TOR Pulmonary Consumption, has
mo-" become permanently established WIN ine puoil'. -
lumber oi cure, al Pulmonary Consumption male 10 us
Cy which before e pubic, are sufficient 10 prove maj
'l" syrup VIII cure Consumption. and j. iie only MEDICINE
n eau lee relied upon with safety n that insiiui dl-ra
To tlc Col,umphyr nothing can bc o. more mei'rt utl
e ca.e of Mr. fucker No y iofa-strrei, Jersey ely She
beef. sh. took >cicnck Pulmonc; the disease t'n BE-
~. fo rinn f. ,hr.-. came. 20 ad and -l- discharged
leury rat 90 yellow matter; her lungs healed ier n's
returned. he j. now n the enjoyment OF good health
W. Lusl, Pastor OF the X. d. Church. Jersey cry ''ae-
Ai- lt = ttttil. 'Htt WIN atf- ANNn'if 80 49,
.'a'emei rs given n Schencs Treatise Of Consumption u
true
We have only space mention the names O Mr {. an
Ne- Newt uuswIcs. late Merchant of New-lorA No. l.
~ alfsre. who restored 20 health by fe Use Oi u-
syrup Also Mars T.. Van Buren, 80. 70 Christopher street
NeI0r C-ar0ffe Evans. - Montgomery Jersey
CIV. daughter Of Nr. Peter Delaney, No y NarEef-fe.
Newark, y. j. who were al victims 20 Consumption ana
cured hy fhe use II syrup alone.
We add. n conclusion That II any person wishes uf-
ne, satisfaction than furnished IN Scfenck- Irsaiise Oy
calling the Pr0pucfor Office they VIII be- furnished win
reference persons Of tie highest sanding, VINO have been
cured tv >ciench- rumulic syrup. PA lmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03

WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARS, &c.
'hE 81 BsCRlBEhs respectfully invite the attention 81
Trends ind te pubic ~ ef serct assortment "
rlNE GOLD AND SIN Ek WATCHES, consisting Of
DupX Lever and LcpIe slcies, Of the various approved
aaAers casei e neales, style, aud warranted correct
lime keepers.
SILVER Knives forAs, Spoons, Ladies, Tea Seis, Cups.
CasiDT-, sc.
Plaied aud Britannia Ware spsciacles Pencil Cases.
ancl Cocas Fine Cutlery, fancy Goods, &C which, hsy
arr enabled 10 ONcr tor al very reduced pfces.
Watches sld Clocks carefully Repaired sld WHfnted
LOIhWOOD Il sCkIbNER,
Al tire Old Established Store Do Pearl, corner VI FULTON
street, opposite a.. :. Hotel. 10
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sfgfSGH NAap bASk, NcN-lurA. Aay - 1915.
rTLECIIDN.-Ilc ~'ucllu.ltr. of OBJ. Bans are here
4, lr notified ff election iUr thirteen Directors i1r
e year, and tor rff in-s.-f0r- of fe next succeeding
-t. t.. he fe. 30 fIe Hlnanr l04.e In,sdrH. f
in lsv 0f J4nru.kf Tie TU fr Ue opened a' h. "
closed 81 . J. 81 Bv t.lcr of fao Board.
fl,-Hfl 4. 3 FRASER. Cashier
s-,TOCh OF INDEPENDENTLY P.iA-
- LANN-Fnr srir. -hrrr ~ fte CAP lock 0f nh.
N0rf American Plalgn, a' discount 90 81 per cent tn
qa-rol = Rankin. JOB Slup eir.sircei. Albany, y. y.
ma lw
,l,n Pi,iN1ER-.-On secondhand Single Cylindei
pru'n. Press iur -alc. Deed iu uy - inches. Ilis
chine boz r- been rIi m perfect cr4er. and las he -ec
F... a-tc-l-o THAR ifreqlrs tlf one person O attend
iL J. viii ne -o.i very losg on application O
H. HOE 4 60. - aud ii Gold street
r1y.g ,DStfNy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03

.vs, NEN Bt kt.u -tNiiLk i.ErkEAr.-tLo
s subscriber ccIiGy announces Ia ur pubic That ha
" sui continues To Acep the above named boAkDiNb
r. lABLISnMENT Tor tie reception OF those VINO may
enjoy the advantage OF cool and heatiy Atmosphere
ihe House - LARGE and tDMMODiOJS, ami pleasantly
,luaed Academy Hal, Wltin niLutes waAk VI tLe
steamboat landing The prospects, one oi the richest ON tho
Hudson, ahOuiug unObslfuc~ view OF Newburgh Bay,
of West Point, the Highlands, Mountains,
scenery, &C. Families single persons can be- accomnods
wiih board by the day wseA az A reasonaD.c prcc
Newburgh, May, l5ih lmy-7 2misiPI L. L. DODGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03

,U,HEOBRONA COCOA Of yeSy superior quality and
favor. recommended for family use ~ ssocntnis fos
Tea or Coffee especially for nvacs OF persons OF acI<s,
constitutions Sold packages BY the Importer and ~ ."
respectable Druggists and 0rocera
myO In. w. JOHNsT0N. ~ HsAsoeS y u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03

John T. BEACH, Def'er On Paper, Rags, SC. from -
~ Pesri--irrei to so. ~ P.at-sreei near Gold my3u
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fine tUatebes ano JeweIrp.
CoLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
pfCHARD FISHER, Jll Wsicii Maker and Jeweer.
IL prepared Ia sell WATCHES at retail lower than
any oirr HOUSE the city. A. be l. constantly receiving
a. decor puons direct oi the Manufacturers IN England.
france ana switzerland, hc enabled 10 otter very HEe
assortment OF Gold Nace, fom SD to 600 each; Silver
IO from - 10 10 otcal warranted 10 keep good time,
TIE money returned. Also, very good assortment OF
JENELki am. SILVER WARE very low.
y. B.-secOud hand Watches aud Old DOld and Silver
aaen 100 eAcb age bought for dasL Watches, Clocks,
Music Bose, ani Jewey repaired n the beat manner and
warranted by experienced workmcn, low any other
uOls 10 uis CITY. RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer Of
Macss and Jeysery Whoesae ami Retail No. 81 Broad
way, Ncy-i ora, icY doors above iIe Cay Hospital.
ulI RICHARD FISHER, JL
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF OOd and Silver Du.
"A pleA, Patent Lever, Anchor Escapemen, Lepne ard
vertical WATCHES, selected from tue best Manufacturers
m Europe, winch viii be- WARRANTED perfect Time
Aeepcfs. ...
Also some new Patterns Of God Chains Seals Keys, he.
Do do do God PrncIi Gases God Pens
Do do. do. Immbi.s. Rings, Pins, NC
DO. do. do. Brac-let- Hlh stones.
DO do Silver fogas, Spooas, SC
Al le lies VIII be sold al lie LOWE PRICES
and warranted 10 be- equal 10 tbs best made IN ~. CITY,
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine Waictss nc
No. s1ssag-ri. opposite tie Custom HOUSE
r. She above art4ccs car'fuly Repaired ana war
ranied, by the most -kl.iui worAmen IN IN. CITY mo
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RTJTLDERs5 HARDWARE

- EANAS LOWEKRE ~ Spnng-street, near Green
- wich-si offers for ale general assortment Of HARD
WARE consisting In part ofAmercan and English Locks
Bun Hinges Frame Pues, Rail Screw. and Braces Wood
and Bed Screws Cut, Wrought and Hinge Nails, IaYeis
sp< inv
NEW-JEK>EX IKON (O.-AOENCY No. -
! RROAD-STREET.-Thi Company have recently en-
argi and improved their machinery and are now prepared
orders for Iron Of the following descriptions
Boiler Iron, Sheet Iron FLATS,
Flue Axle Iron, Rounds,
Rivet Flsnge" Squares,
Pipe box Railroad Axes, O'As,
Hoop " Scroll Iron. Half Ovass,
Band Whale Hoops, Half Round,
Shovel " Lock Plates Tack Plate.
The Improvements IN machinery and IN 'he manufacture
Anthracite and Charcoal Iron, enable them 10 maze Iron
Of equal quality and hnsh any manufactured IN this
try. Orders received and promptly executed ~ thef
Agents SHERMAN, ATWATER & co.
mln No " brOad-si. New. i0rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03

STEEL PEN~.-Iie Subscribers have on hand al eA
'~eusve assortment Of steel Pens by the the most c,eDfa
tel manufacturers. VIZ.
Perry- Double Patent Pens In boxes pscxe- and 90
CARDS. SauOua. Pens u a. th- different vsnee- lnc-~
Rubber Spring Pens. tine orlce DO Raven Black &c.
bert Queen. Own, Principally BaIOn.al, Eage, Paen
Elongated &c sc. -.
Windle Imperial and suaylier Pens IN boxes Mo''ey'
Pens ...
TIE above, with every article usually sod ~ sisohe's
are offered Wholesale retail Ia quantities. ID rul P.i
FRANCIS LOUTREL,
,f.-.......rn., -falnnrr.. II Maiden Lane.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
The Missouri Justice.

THE subscriber has in curse OF
publication and will issue from
the press in the course Of the sum-
mer, the following work, entitled
Missouri Justice being a compendium
of the law relating to the powers and
duties Of justices of the peace, exec
utors, administrators. guardians. con-
stables and coroners, in the State Of
Missouri, adapted to the revised law
of l845.) 'with forms and ~precedent>
for attorneys. Justices of the peace.
conslables. eCt., ect: alsodeeds mort
cages, agreements, bills Of sale. leas-
IS. powers OF attorney, ect. ect. ect.
by John NJ krum. Judge of the eighth
judicial circuit Of Missouri, ST. Lou
is. Mo.
The work is designed 10 furnish a
practical and ready assistant 10 justI
ces of the peace. executors, admin
istrators, c~onstables, ect.. ect., in the
exercise OF their respective offices.
1t is well known To every one al
all acquainted with judicial proceed
ings, that certain rules of law. ard
forms ofproceedings are indispensable
guards. established for the security o
property and protection of persona.
rights. And this work has been pre-.
pared with a view of facilitating the
proceedings and business entrusted
to those officers so as to enable them
TO understand and administer the
law according TO the rules recognlz.
ed in our courts. The practical ad
vantage Of such works are too Obvi-
Gus 10 need recommendation. especi-
ally as each subject has been treated
with direct reference TO the recent
revised laws of the State of Nilsson
ri.
The forms and precedents are de
signed rs a plain and easy guide to
the man OF business as well as 10 the
Justices of the peace. and other Off
GERS. In short, every citizen will
find the work Il most valuable assis-
tant in all the business affairs of lite.
In It's preparation. the author has
studied brevity and simplicity. and
his subjects are Illustrated in q style
both agreeable and comprehensive.
A FISHER,
Publisher.
St. Louis April 10, lG45. %.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
eNeeV Goods.
Cheap : Cash!

BE. REYNOLDS, is now receiving and
opening a well selected assortment of Dry
Goods, & Groceries, at his old stand in
Bo wling-Green, which he will sell very low
for cash, or suitable produce. Having pnr-
chased his Stock for PAY DOWN, he is
enable to sell cheaper than goods have ever
been offered in this place. lie kindly in.
vites his old customers and the public to
give him n call; prelering the nimble penny
to the slow SIX pence, the Cash or pay
down system will be adopted without dis-
~tinctioB OF person.
Ma, ID. M IF
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20

TlIE mex, session of the Bowling
Green Academy. will commence
on Monday. the S,h day OF Sept
viii those who patronIzr the ln>tltu-
ton. bear in mind that rapid progress
IAN be ensured only by early and
constant attendance. Where II Is
possible. let all pupils be present the
first day. Terms rs before.
JOHN HUBBARD.
Aug. 30th. ISI5. 2W30.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
For s ! e.

TN the town Of Loui'iana, fiRe county
Missouri, a Brick Tavern House, con-
tanning six good rooms, two porohe'' oe.af'
Kitchen. smokshouse, stables 'urnc'en, 70
-, IA horses, carriage she'd. a well OF
never hilingwater; this property situated
'nar,ifuI part Of said town, near the
nr;ce will be low and terms accom-
modating' g.,
Also. a farm in Lincoln county, H".,
"A mile, east Of Louisville. containing 275
o,.,.f land. about one hundred and forty
=, sftv acres under fence, % or 30 acres in
ns,dow. % or 30 acre, in woods pasture
md the balance under fence, Co,d tlihle
land a GOOD dwelling house with six rooms,
,ro halls, cellar, kitchen, weaving house,
,nokehousc, barn, corn crib, stahle'. apple
orchard. and peach orchard. The above
,,,ce is well situated for "A stock. tobacco
or hemp plantation. having a plenty OF ne
30, falling water and abundance Of timber
IN it. Price and terms as above For fur
,b.r particulars call on the subscriber IN
JoYrsisna Pike counts No.
TNOM ASI. BAIRD
-... l2'n l~i5. t"l
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
Notice.

The REPRESENTATIVE of the State
of Missouri. revised and digesled by
the thirteenth Assembly. 1914 & 5.
published under the direction and su-
perintendence OF WIN. G.. Jones.
Commissioner appointed by the
State; and printed for the State by
J. W. Daugherty. st. Louis, Mo.
1915.
The above work. containing about
1900 pages. on good thick paper, and
substantially bound, will be ready for
sale on or about the list DAY OF AU-
GUST NEXT, at the Book Store of the
subscriber, No. 100 Main Street, st.
Louis, or Of his travelling agents
throughout the Stale.
A. FISHER.
June l4th. I845, 10
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is hereby given, TO all cred
~ itors, and all others interested in
the estate of the five wards of the I'M
dersigned guardian, viz: James r.. Rus
sell, Hartman ]. Russell, John p. Rus
sell, and Mary j.. Clanton, (late Mary
J. Russell, and Susan A. Poindexter,
(late Susan A. Russell, heirs now q
years of age, Of Robert Russell decd,
that the undersigned will apply at the
next August term of the Montgomery
county court Missouri, for a final settle
ment of her guardianship with said
wards. BRIDGET RUSSELL.
Guardian.
May 18th, l845. 4wl5.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
Die Vernon,
" = PHI Master

w. s. RANDOLPH, Master,
Will leave st. Louis on Mondays and
Thursdays at 4 o'clock, p NJ. Return
ing, will leave Keokuk on Tuesdays and
Fridays at 5 o'clock, p NJ; Warsaw and
Alexandria at 8; FULLY at Sand Lagrange
at 9o'clook, p NJ, same days; Quincy on
Wednesdays & Saturdays, at 8 o'clock,
A NJ; Marion City at 9; A NJ; Hannibal at
10, A NJ; Louisiana at 3, p NJ; and Clarks-
vile al 4, p NJ, same days.
The Die Vernon having been built at
st. Louis exdressly for the trade, with
superior accommodations, may be relied
upon by shippers and passenger, for the
same polite attention and promptness
which characterised her during the last
season.
Passengers will please be on board at
the hour advertised, as there will be no
detention beyond that time.
MAY 10th lS45. IA.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
AucuSt % l2i5.
A LIST OF LETTERS,

a LlSl VI LIZ ERS
Remaining in the Post Office in Troy,
Mo-, on the lst July, which if not la
ken out in three months will be sent to
the General Post Office as dead letters:
Alexander James, Arthur J B, Bal
ley Doct c II, 3; Browning Dan'l F J.,
Cottle Sherman, Duncan G K, Ellis
James or Fidelia, Cannon Thomas,
Griffin l. l., Gallaway Sam1, Gilmore
Elder Robert, Huston Maj Geo w,
James Jacob, Logan Hiram, Land Hen
ry, Mckee & Arthur, Martin Louis e,
Mann Thomas, Morrison Doct, Primer
Miss Mary, Peers Gen1 f j. Roper
William, Roake Johannes, Stonebreaker
David, Stagner A l., Shadburn Doc,
Thos, Snead Benjamin, Sinnatt Davidt
Smith Joseph, Selby Obadiah, Skinner
Charles, Thornhill Lemuel, Thomson
James s. Trail James, Vaughn Miss
Sarah, Williams f, White Isaiah IT,
JAMES II. BRIrros, p
Troy, Mo. July Isl lS45-22-3t
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
NOTICE
To Slave Owners!

THE highest cash prices will be
Il paid for male or female slaves be.
tween the age of fifteen and thirty.
by applying to Thomas f. Wells
Auburn, Mo-. For further particu
lars apply to
N p Minor, Bowling Green, No.
.JoHN SNEArHEN. Troy. "
u DRAPER, Louisiana, "
Nav 10Th. 1915. TT
Democratic banner., 1845-09-20
List of Letters,

List of Letters,
EMAiNlNG i'll the Post-oiicc at Bow.
IL ling Green, Mo, on the Both day o.
June. l-iJ: which If not taken out
within three months, Will be sent to the Gen.
cral Post. office a dead letters:
increase Adams Aaron ID Nally
James q ~Broadhcad John Il Pulleam
William BigCs William Ponix
John W Bankhcad Milton i.nvenscIaft
Secretary lodge Of john & Rodgers
Free masons Will am Reading
John Bland "a mucl shaw
B Ftoaltcr Daniel TIOXell
Shcridiue Dorsey John Turner
Robert Fullerton + Thornton
Ezekiel fitzmouis James ; Turner
Saml + Glover Wesley Tecg
Samuel Gale Widow or heirs OF
George Hodges Samuel Watson
MaIcom Henry James Walker
Robert Irwin William WaddelI
Samuel kmknam benjamin WuItledsc
James McPike, Mcrriman Moore, William
.NcPikc ,, + 5 McGinnis, Alex Milton
H.G. EDWARDS, 7. VI.
July 18th, 1915. 3w23
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stone Cutting.

G1sEDhe undersigned having located in Bow
Il ling-Green, is prepared to cut Tomb,
Grave-stones, ornny kind Of work that may
be in his line of business, on the most Icn-
sonable terms, and at the shortest notice.
THOMAS LYONS.
March 18th, Iet5.
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NOTICE!

TliE Light Infantry company at
Bo"lIng-Green. are notified that
the 4tl Saturday in September, is
the day tor parade, a general attend
ance OF The company is requested.
5. c. FIELDER, Capt.
hug.e' 3orh. 1915. 80
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BrOadhead Il FagS.
ATTORNIES AT LAW.

AIIORNlES AT LAW.
James O. Broadhead s. T. J. c..
Fagg, having associated themselves in
the practice of the law, will promptly
attend to any business entrusted TO
their care.
Bowling-G Green, May the oath 1916.
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Geo. wilson,

Wholesale and RcL0H De07cI In q
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stufls, Perfumery, Window-Glass,
and Surgeons Instruments,
No. 5, Main Street,
st. Louis, Mo.
I3-All articles II our line of bust
ness will be sole at the very lowest Cash
prices. In exchange, will be taken
Beeswax, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 81 IS45. On |