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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11


DEMAINlNG in The Post Office al
10, Ripley Ohio, on the Let Of jan
uary lS45. which il not taken Oui within
three months, with be semitic ihsGens;all
Post Office as Dead LISTERS.
Allea Harmon MsCAgls John
A Adans NJ N. Mlunon Eliza
BOwerO Mooney Alexander
Beech Elias Miller Rebecca
Bassham Nathan McConaushy R A
Ryatd J d Myers John
Briseois Anton Morrow W s Rev.
BsrlhOIomewSam'f2 or Rev J Gasnea
Btamble James McMilen r
Bartlett nj r Mcmillan William
gahill r P MenhOllen Lucy
Cochran Hugh Moore Henry
Dwis Agness Nurdin Edward
Dixson john Peul French
Dibah William Patterson john Capt.
Eastpn George Qiinn EFiah
Ess.on Mr.. :. RANKIN J2hn Rev. 5
lvihs Mr.. Renshaw Joseph
IGilmer Margaret Robinson Charles
| IGilIeIlind James Reed Iackon
Gasway Mary Ann2 Sellers Mch$el !.
Illmsl George or Splrks y Lane
/ Elizabeth Slagie Mr. Teacher
or James Dear 2 SkellOuD Dr. s. 4
Hopkins John florence James
Harrison WiIliamtH TarIOr lbrim
1 Hal HANNAH Wills Andrew
Iamison Kesier Washbarn Susanah
lanes John Warrington Jones
, I6nrs Ephraim = Young s W
X j. BENNETT, p. Al.
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Portsmouth, Maysville and
Cincinnati Packet.
HTHE New, SwIFT, AND SPLENDID STRA, a 3
METEOR.

Leaves Cincinnati every Monday, Wedas .lay
ami Friday at 10 AM. and Portsmouth, siy
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at lOA III.
Stopping Rtieipley every Evening on hss passage
up and down, between 6 and o'cloch
Rsles Of Freight s passaga moderate. and
the utnosa attsntion to lhe inIcrsst Of ii :
pefs.
NThs Meteor has Superior aerommodations foy
passengers. isentiply new andin every respe I
a first class Boat; having been built with rrs 1
ear, and furnished intha best stype, express y
for the Portsmouth tIada~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
aromatic Bitters.

EHOR Strengthening Weak Sto nachs, and
E restoring tho Appetite. Price 2Aconis
F0R5 LIE BY D. /. Stewart, aud ". P.
Macklem, Geofgetown--Pa!mer ( { 1mpbel
md Ridgway & Cfadit, Ripley On aud
.amh: Absrdeeng 6-rIl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
Road Notice

A petition will be presented to the Gomniis.
missioners Of Brown County at tbslf dsxs ses.
sion praying for the extensiou of county road
commencing at Henry Hankin'a ford, thence
up the East Bank ofihe Eat Fork to Jaequoe.
Saw Mill. theHse crossing tbs race below The
sid saR Nj thence erosslug the East Fots
below tie mil dams IL ence to.the line cf SAM
uel CgameF and Kefard, theace with sai1 line
t6 The Milford snd Chillieoths Turnpike Rad.
January Il. io4b
Justices Blanks
II rsaIs eftkeotfoS ef tst srANpAxn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
Worm Powders,

A Certain, safe, and slrectual Remedy f.
IA Atbisdissase. Priee15 cents.
Alec
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
Fund Commissioner's Rep ort.

THs undersigned, in Obedience to The
y 'l9h Section ofsn Act passed 2S h
March 1887, ahd the Supplementary acl'
hereto, make the following report.
Amount received from the
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
We have

Wo have .4,ISl ,293
as The grand total Of Church Members in
the United States. which is moi quite one
half the adult population, over 2l Com
Advertiser.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

Total
If we set down the Catholics
at so 1000 and Universal
ISIS and all others al 2OO,-
600 in all
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
New Map Of Ohio.
Petition TO sell
lant.

Ds'' 'l'1' HIVE, a9.n / Jou.ros. Soils. foI Pe.,r
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
UNION & HARMONY.

Inc Baltimore heFnOi'c'h Is de-
lighted with tic reunion OF the Dem
ocrats in s.. Lon,s. i says:
We had r,r Ian, ,i.,o looked ON
Nth fooI;rr.. r n~,nT,;Gc,.;,, and 70.
gret ~ the tit,cr s,rj.e carried on by
,to n-onccrocy n N;ssor-; @ mora
nar,;,nrarIy ~ The civ of s, Ion;s.
r.h;cb s.,i,. ,ardaJ 70 wcalen ,he
a.oa, c,,,o it-.Ir md c;v, Tho ornn,
1ontr af ,L,, c,n@c nnr7 s,,en1,h Lnnd
G'a'G 5aoos ,vherc boforn tLeeo un
for,"or,a rrm;Yy onarre1s. Ihcv had
.raaoI O. .,,L, o,..n -, ;, 49,,
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09

The Nashville Union gives utter
ancc 70 the feelings Of the West on
the subject Of Oregon. It says:
at is not to be denied lint there
is adccp solj.aode IN he Greet West
IS to the position # tn Almn.Slsa-
ton on the Oregon question. The
rumors wh:ca h@:e hlen pm: af'5atol
late to the PurToltthot tie question:
was about to be compromised 6y 4,
doping the 49th dcgIec as the bour-
Diary line, have called forth IN express
sion from the Wes: which merits ,ha
serious consideration Of Mr.. Buch.
anan. The prevalent opinion in the
West IS that Oregon is ours-that
every foot of the 54th degree - un-
qucstionably ours-and il would be
exceedingly difficult TO give any sat.
isfactory reason for surrcndeIing any
portion Of IT,
The south is equally as decided as
thr Wet against yielding any por-
ton Of Oregon. Ia fact, nee , can
no longer be denied that England in
terfered in the most audacious man
ncr, to prevent the annexation Of
Texas. the people OF tbs country
have felt prepared to take 4 stand in
favor OF the declaration made hy Nj.
Monroe in 1928, that 40 portion Of
this continent is subject To future co,
~lonization by any European power.
or course, no compromise in relation
to Oregon vii! be tolerated.
Nc. Reporter.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09

"Never inquire thou of the Printer
for the news, for behold it is his duty to
give it to thee at the appointed time
without asking.
at is not fit that thou shouldst ask Of
him who is the author of an article, for
his duty requires him to keep such
things to himself.
"When thou cEterest into 2 Printing
Office, have a care 20 thysclf that thou
dost not touch the types nor the press,
for thou mayest cause the Printer much
trouble.
Look not at the copy which is in the
hands of the Compassionate that is not
meet in the sight of the Printer
Thou shouldst never look over the
subscription book, as the printer is able
10 tend TO hat himself.
"Neither peep over the outside while
it is being struck of, nor look over the
shoulder of the Editor while lie is read
ing the proof sheets.
"Prefer thy county paper TO any 9th
er-subscribe Immediately for il, and
pay in advance, that it may be well with
thee and thy little ones.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
Written for the Democratic Banner.l
A ERENAD E,

A S Z Z L n \ ID E,
Lately sung by fairies at Midnight, be-
meath q certain 1Uindo1o IN BoWting-
Green.
Lady awaken, the moonbeams are throwing
Their beautiful light DER u mute sleeping
world;
And in the blue sky the bright stars are glow
Like the radiant spot on a banner unfurlcd!
'iis,he magical hour when fairies 60 troop
Abroad DER the green earth in musical
throng-
When ali mortal eyelids but tho lovers are
dropping,
Then lady arouse thee! and list to our song.
On their emerald stems the flowers hang sleep
Lullcd into slumbor by the song of the Fay,
The night breeze floats by, and its joyful
weeping,
In DEVELOPS and silence the hours away!
We are hidden to chant thee a hymn Of devo-
ton,
BY one who dreams of thee by night and by
day
Who signs for relief from his hearts deep c.
motion
Oh! wake lady, wake. and list to our lay!
Sweet lady arouse thee, or in thy light dream
ing
The wand Of a fairy DER thy young heart
may wave
And oh, should it do go, with lovespeiis 'lis
tcemlng
From whose soft enchaEtment no mortal
can save.
LArSUs LAzULl.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
81. LOUIS ELECTION.

The retuIns from s. Louis show lie
election Of all the Native ticket, save
A5seop and Polk, they icing tie only
D,.ecra!s elected. The following is
tle vote:
For Polk 2t57. Watson 2@5G, Leslie
2l-0, Mead 23l2, Eamonson 1892,
Wise 2358-Damocra.>. Ter Camp
he'll 250f. Wright 2470. Adr,cn 2259,
Foster 1926, Hyatt 246'. Basset 1890.
iii, thought that the seats of those
members elected, will be contested on
tic Ground that a large number Of for
,i,a v.tcs were rejected.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09

ment should not permit any one OF
them to interfere therein, under any
pretence whatever.
Resolved, That the late informed
ding of the British Government in
the affairs Of Texas, in opposition to
the contemplated annexation of that
republic to our own. should be met
by a remonstrance from this govern
ment, expressed in the strongest and
most decided terms; and, If disregard
ed by Great Britain, should be fol-
lowed by a prompt declaration OF
war.
Resolved, That, in view Of the
delicate and th%reatning relations *
listing between the government of the
United States and Great Britain. it is
the imperative duty of this govern
ment to provide the most ample
means Ct national defence and secu-
rity and, for that pnrpose, fortify
exposed points on the Gulf coast, G.
rect a national anory at Fort Mas
sac. a suitable number Of naval de
pots and dockyards upon the west
EN- waters, and open 4 safe commu-
nicltion between the Guif and the
northern lakes, by a ship canal con
Meeting the Illinois river with Lake
NirhiJon- and Srrh other national
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
List Of Letters.

ID EMAINING in the Post-olicc ~ Bow
ia ling Green, Mo-, on the Both Day OF
June. 1915; which if not taken out
within three months, will he sent to the Gen
eral Post-oAice rs dead letters:
Increase Adams Aaron l. Nally
James o Broadhead John Il Pulleam
William Biges William PGnix
John w Bankhrad Milton Ravonscran
Secretary lodge OF Jchn c Rodgers
Free masons william Reading
John Bland Samuel Shaw
d L Coalter Daniel froXcll
Sheridiue Dorsey John Turner
Robert Fullerton Ed rhomton
Ezekiel FitLmorris James 5 Turner
Saml L Glover Wesley TcCc
Samuel Gale Widow or heirs OF
George Hodges Samuel Watson
Malcom Henry James Walker
Robert Irwin William Waddci!
Samuel Kirkuam BENJAMIN WorticGS1
James McPiSc, Mcrriman Moore, William
.NcPikc >, 7 s McGinnis, Alex Milton.
H.G. EDWARDS, 7. ".
July i2th, ISl5. 3H23
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
Revised statutes for ssEJ, and
Form HOOK.

This work has been issued at this Office aal
embraces ALL the laws Of d general character
passed by the last General assembly, ana o.
rected to be published in the revised code pub
llshed under the authority of the state, $50
all laws of ! general nature which were not
revised or repealed, and have been continued
in force Ihcsc laws havs been published uu-
der the authority OF an act passed by the isst
General assembly a cory Of which, with tar
certificate Of the Secretary Of State t9-J fa-
laws has been complied with, is inseric1,' nv
which Il Is made evidence IN courts, and gwen
the same effect as the laws published by the
State. In addition to the laws, this work con-
tains notes Of reference to- decisions ofthe Su-
promo Court, and reference to alterations made
from tha former acts BY the revised code.
There is also appended q full set o. forms,
embracing ferns and Instructions for vri.>.
process, deeds, wills, notes, leases. iuisltlrCs
and nearly every instrument which Is required
in the practice of any officer, or the business
ofGny person. The whole is accompanied BY
a complete and compendious index, much more
full and perspicuous than that in the revised
laws of 1895.
AGENTS Will in 4 few days visit the various
sections of the State, and viii be prepared to
supply tho demand, either by wholesale or re.
tail.
Price of 4 single copy, 81.
CHAMBERS & ENAPT.
st. Louis. July eth lSi5,
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
Ez:eHaai for Sale.

THE undersigned being DESTROYS Of
" removing, offers for sale the fam
upon which he now resides, lying with
in 4 half mile Of New Hope, Sic, and
upon the main ROAD leading from New
Hope TO Clarksviiie, and within ten
miles of the Mississippi river; ccl!,iu-
ing SEQ Acres, OF which, about l;o
acres IS in a good state OF cultivation,
with a young and thrifty orchard now
bearing. There Is plenty of stock IS
well as spring water the year round.--
The houses consist Of a Frame dA elling,
smoke house, kitchen, barn, and other
out houses. The terms will be made
easy to accommodate purchasers. For
further particulars apply TO
NM. SFATCN.
New Hope, Mo-, July 2l~t, lSlJ.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
COL. RICHARD VI. JOHNSON.

COL. RICHARD ". JOHNSON.
This veteran hero passed through
this city this morning, on his way
east, 90 Virginla1 on private bust
ness. He remained only long enough
10 take breakfast and hold 4 lew nm
utes conversation with his friends who
called on him.
We were gFatifed to see Colonel
Johnson look 50 well, aHd enjoying
such Il fine flow o fspirits. He seems
highly cratifed with the position our
government has assumed on the treat
questions now agitating the civilized
world! An honorable peace, or Wat.
is the word! When we repeated the
words Of NJ. Richie. in the "Union"
received last night, that Ne desu'e
houorabie po0,c: bat If war CONES. let
II come. ami Hea LEI rs S,rcep He,Brit-
ISL from He free Of the c~DaAHcRl,"
his eyes llashed-his soul swelled
within him. and he broke forth Il
Slop7ed ire .bvtiriS. oad 2'y mcrs IT.
teen. in tic 1as'rar, amt MiaE / an.
goo3 to.' ore yeI." Such is the Ian
euaca OF the brave old veteran. VINO
IS always ready to sacrifice himself
for his country; and indeed lie LOOKS
abia'to Stand a rugged campaign yet.
Lc, our peop,e BE- impelad By his
spirit aad our countrv win never
want soldiers - Columbus Ohio
Statesmen. June ..
CoIoacI johnson. tie hero Of tae
Thames, (and sometimes called "Gld
Tecumsch,'1 the distinguished en-
Vice President Of the United States
arrived in Washington on We'd
nesday. We never saw him !oot
better. He is full Of spirits aud foil
Of conversation. lie corresponds to
the description which the Columbus
Statesmen gives of him. lie desires
peace, Ike every pai:!ot-hCnorJbie
pc2ce; but If war must come, ne Is
not only for exerting all our energies
for lis successful prosecution, but Tor
removing u %lrui,lui source of fu-
iurc wars from the continent. The
Col. would be wlIing again. at the
call OF his country. to devote himself
to her service. We sincerely trust
that he may he spared from such SER
vice, and his country saved from all
the calamitieS Of war. But we re-
peat, an honorable peace. or var.
Washington Union.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09

A Girl StrGng'e3 to deaM bgasRGLe.
A little GIRL about eight years of aye.
was s,rangled by 4 snake last week,
near Baiu6ridae, in Lancaster cour-
tv. Pennsylvania. She had been
sen to gather bIackberries in n field
Il short distance from the house. and
being absent for a longer time than
usual, herparents proceeded to search
for her. They found her quite dead
win large black snake cooled a,
round her neck
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09

Il We call the attention of the ta'nh-
ing public TO the following proverbs, and
also invite all our ioajeriag friends TO
give them a careful reading, so that they
remember them when honoring us with
their presence; otherwise we shall be
compelled to look cross-eycI at them;
IDEvIL.]
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09

There died recently at Unity, in
Maine, a lady named Mrs. Hannah
Chase, at the very advanced age OF
one hundred and SIX .aais and TWEEN
ty-Gve days, She left ten children
sizty-six grand children, one hundred
and sixty great grand children, and
twelve OF he fifth generation. There
were about one hundred and fifty oil
her descendants present at her fune,
raj, and one hundred and thirty walk
ed in the funeral train.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
THENEW YORK Il

On Tuesday he 23d uIt. the New
Y. Evening Post remarks. although
the fourth day after the conhagra-
ton had subsidized, the five was still
blazing to the height of six or eight
feet above the heaps of ruins, III as
many rs twenty places.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
THE ~RINCETON

This gallant steamship. under the
command of Commodore EngIes.
left the naval anchorage at Philadel-
phia, on the ID ult. about two O'Clock.
and proceeded down the river under
steam. Her compliment of men has
been reduced from lGO TO 1900. She
is TO touch at Pensacola.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
OREGON.


4 large and enthusiastic meeting
has lately been held in Williams Co.,
Illinois in favor of ,be Immediate oc.
TI
cuPat'oh oil 'h'S territory meet
ing was addressed By the Hon. $.
prn.c. Hon. $. 4. Douglass, Sc
-, l,..o ,,I,. -raro for fhe ,os,rn.
Mons '..''~' f|SaS" 20" III ''"'
Is.'in.t. iHa, In" uu5 OF the I.
state Go me territory oi oregon, ~
ing oetW zen - aad 81 degrees 40
minutes north I~at!,adc, Is clear, and
md@paiaO.e. and That Great Britain
ms not even color OF oi2Im to any
portion Of l..
Resolved. That the Cfa9ping te-
naoi.y oi Great Britain icr3'd5 the
hope that she would Willingly 1e-
ncunce by treat her pretended
claim 20 the whole o. Oregon; and
,hot the government oil the United
States therefore should not treat M
on the SUBJECT uecauae, Isl. tFe
people oi the United States would
not he "''IulE 10 ra;t "!ih any Po'-
vo1 81 's -. he.nnae 1t would
to meom?7tioie WIN Inc National
honor To do 50. 81 because II
"on'd tie dangerous 10 me peace ana
prosperity ct tn" United states Il"
permit her Iir'her l." FNl1'l' tt' pos
sessions and jurisdiction on 'lliS con
lihgh''
Resolved. That the government oil
The un'icd states should terminate
me cfiS.ihg treaty IN relation 10 oie'
Gon Mt the earnest Pf'c'icaD'e PERIOD
ana ID the mean time Sh5Gln es'ao-
l!>l government ana Su'l'c'gn, '"f-
ll'c'-I''i' oHs' "'',' '''u ''''''''!
10 MAINTAIN It's authority 'heFe' ana
- p:''sct us Ci'iZehS.
"'S''Ve"' CH'e' '''c tA'Nlih3 CIR
c~'".stahc%S' Il Is me PoIinE' no less
'hah 'Ae u''E, 81 III 5oYtfhmeht 20
( "''o" !" o'es'n py
C'''',,S"''5 : '"e q, "''''''E PuS'H
from '"e western Se',le''ie"Is 10 III"
,"unt'y' anu "y S,"''lnS counties oI
Ia',o 10 ac'u't Se'te,S ''c'e'n'
heSo''tu' iha' oIG sro"lh8 com
'ic'ce oeI"Gen ''e on''Gu states u
'''e 'h'hese ''e i-aS' il"'eS'
ana me Isles '"e ac"ic ana lhui-
an oceaus' no" secured oy Il treaty
TO Il 'liI'ed degree wheh enlarged
10 at rAtci'' commensurate win ire
c~'I'"iii'ieS ana interest OF ihoSe
countries VIII ma us nearest ana
safest cilaI!hels through oregon Ana
LOT 'niS Ieasoh, II IoI h' QUEER, ti!e L
nIted States should MAINTAIN the N
tegHty oil incl possessions 10 liza
country.
~hesoi'e4' iha' 20 are opposed tf
trusting 10 the halufaI course OF elnl
grafton TO SAID territory unalded Oy
the encouragement oi the govern
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
BOATS AGROUND.

The swallow, from New Orleans,
reports the Champ.ain aground at
Cairo, and the Richmond at Buffalo
Island; and that there was seven feet
water in the channel at Cairo.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09

Fatal Raiirodd 1eCi ieHk.-The
flight train on the Norwich and
Worcester railroad was thrown off
the track, on the Oath ult.. and the
locomotive preciPitated down an N
bankment 90 feet. Tie engineer
and iremen escaped, but The brake
man was killed.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
C.

Elder Monroe, of the ". F.. Church,
will preach at the Court House, in this
place, on Friday evening the 18th inst,
at early candle light.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
COLLISION.

We learn from the Boston papers
that the steamboat Narragansett and
schooner Henry B. Barnes came in
contact in the sound on the night of
tie 24th uIt., and the latter sunk i'm
mediatelv. No lives lost.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09
DiED

In Hartford township, in this county,
on the Sd inst Joel Willis, in the l5th
year Of his age, son Of William Willis,
Esq.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-09

80
our who,e tr,inc Of government. Daily
and weekly, wc read lecturs and speech
= Of tie learned invcighing loudly
against wealth, and the danger TO be ap-
pretended from their fair reaching in
Ffuence. Il is the theme of the patriot
as well as tie demagogue, and it re-
l~quircs no great insight into f~uturity to
portray It's results.
4 retrospect Of The Governments
which have shccessively risen and fall
en-, and = minute enquiry into the hid
den, aud sometimes apparent causes
which led 10 their Obstruction, will teach
Us that il is one of the most alarming
dangers which now threatens us. The
Government Of Rome was as firm and
as Stable as The eternal hills npon which
It rested, until her Golfers and her popu-
!y5ion was enriched by spoils taken from
distant naGons-un'il her leaders be-
o"'a' ''i'"P,' "''" "e' fol"'-'' 0,"','"
and enslaved by the cncrvating, blight
ing and destroying influence of Nam
mon. lie who could bleed the most
he who could command the largest sum
,.'' '' '''l" 'o"'U "r'','o'
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,"'' ,f'-. W.. '", '"" We
100 -.'"I" WIKI "'"o'e 0lh'S'llee against
t's ''>''''"s pP'o''"' NOUN we NO.
SN'-'r''e ""-'e We c""' even 'Ae germ
u S"''' d" SPIN" Inc ci"use |" WHICH
we r'''f me mean Allowing oa'I unuer
ny ''o''"s','''' !" S 'i'', upon
.'e mass u "le people, 'osay Ho'ii's u
's S''>S '''f""'''!' ""s e'i"'"'iS " ''"-
"el'y i"S'c' al" nurture 'Aa' lo'e "'u
reverence 'i none! anu power GeiNcI
'"'''-''Hi' which all must oeP'ofe' "
P''' "Ee'cA. destitute OF if!ehuS OF no
Hry, violates The laws OF the land, he IS
arrested n consigned 10 The gloomy
DUNGEON u"''iI- dlll'ofy process oil
'A' Ia" can I'"t an END 10 his NE or
send him TO that hell on earth-the penn
fenSfy. for INN no sympathysing tear
h&' leon $Aed-E'1 Trends nave mourn
ea over MS 4oo'n-'he t"el''A Clause
lO'i'g 'e>'''"'e o. m'ahS) s''"'S % IN"
"Fo" inc S'-'",e OooHs - " 'i'''' 'h.'
~ - we 'Pi'o ~ h''.."'"" ""'e.'
c'o'i never 'cdc"' nu' oIe u "''
'o'"''''sS u "'' '"i'n' o"e VIM nus
I''''u HI" ''e "'"'"' Vi al
"a''''Ss' +"" u'
eng, % d "e'i'' "Ou' 'iOi-teS '"e Ia" Vi
."' ,'.''' -""'N "i'"' anu
80 mug "' Jaws VI coAihoi s'ns'
''i" humanity taxes Piace' 'he oase 'u-
ere i PIou'ceu' Wneh 'his reno" Is
It' I','.e1 l" 90 al large m'> asai"
wiz, "'I 's''o' man, " Oe'om' aS1,"
me 'I"'eSf Gep'e""'0F upon Inc rights
'F'-o" 'i'S'''i' anu
s'""7e' a!u r,e4u"' H1 nov 'i"' 'Ne
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"a IN the town of Frandford, Pike
60 Z County, No. very handsome
lsss5s family residence, franc building,
i5sASs5g two rooms and a kitchen, a large
garden well enclosed with a good substantial
plank fence, and in good cultivation. One Of
the rooms has shelving and counters in it, and
is well calculated for selling Dry Goods, or
Groceries. There arc two entire lots Of ground
of the common SIZE of town lots also 4 ne
yer failing well of water, price will be low
and terms accommodating.
Also one single lot Of ground adjoining the
above, with a good log house, occupied as a
dwelling, stable, corn-crib, and a good garden.
There is also 4 small room on this lot which
would answer well to sell Groceries in-Frice
and terms as above. For further particulars
call on the subscriber in FrankfoFd. Pike co.,
No JOHE LILLY.
Frsndford No, Aug. 9ih, 1915. Gift.
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u When \ man takes a ncwspa-
per for six months and then gets the
Post Master to return it Us not Ia
ken ont without ever saying any
hing about paying, we sorter think
that if such IN individual has any
conseirocc, it must be in the bottom
Of Ers feet. who tlhc5?-Rcvlaw.
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l. s-ns. a yoGng man living in
fh., county. vas drowned in the Mis-
sirp.. between Louisiana and Clsrss-
Vile. on Sunday % inst.
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il Gov. Dorr has refused 10 take
the oath rendered him by the Algerihcs
of Rhode Island. He will consequent
ly be deprived of all political privileges.
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The heat in France has lately been
intense. The Parisians attribute it
10 the appearance Of the comet.
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From t7sc st. Charles and Lincoln
District, tie Indications arc rather fa-
.,Iabse 90 the election Of John ID. Coal
ter and DR.. Dewitt.
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= 10 les . sum than Il hundred
millions thrae hundred and thirty-G9nr
llorse7I da,,.rs are invested in British
saiiway,-
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NORTE CARDL,-A.

The election far members Of Congress
ia his State took place upon he Tn Of
august. The following are the candid