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ESTATE OF SAMUEL HI1SoN

ESTATE OF SAMUEL HIXSON
Notice is hereby given, Iha, The SUBJ
scriber has been appointed and qualified
ss administrator on the estate Of Samuel
H,xson, late ot Carols cOuuty, Ohio, de.
ceased. Those indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against
sad estate will present them duly au.
lhentcatnd, for settlement, within one
year from this date
WILLIAM KING .GAdm'r
April 25, ls45-2S. Al
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is dozen new sivIs Comforts and Gre
walls from I2A 10 62I cents. received and
for sale bv X JACKSON.
Nov slh, ls44.
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CASTINGS.

A large assortment of Ovens, Pots
SGiIIets, Griddles, Teakettles &c,
Pittsburgh Manufacture, just received
and for sale a, the new store OF
WIN. M. SINCLAIR,
Oct. 10,
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GOLDEN BOOT,
CarroIitop, May l6, l845.

THE SEI!s' STATE Goot,,' OF ONO
Court Of Common Pleas, April Term
lG45
Simeon Jennings,
Lewis Mccoy Ell sIs.A
By virtue of an order issued out of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of The cUHn
ty OF Carroll, and State OF Ohio IN
ChanceIy sitting, and TO ms directed, |
will sell at public auction, at The door
oI the Court house in CarroIlron, be
tween The hours oG - o'ci ,ck N and
o'clock P. M on Monday The Ii h day
OF dune next, the following described
Rea Estate, 10 wit: The South West
Quarter Of Section %. ToSnship l6, OF
Range u, Brown township
GEO, Y RAMPSON.
Specie Master Commis'r. in Chancory
May 10, lS45 -Printer's fee 1925.
The Stale Of Ohio. Carroll county, ss
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
E7acation offer april Term, A. d, l845.
Hannah "Oi'I''( In Cbancery.
Hugh Wbura. Petition for Divorce
Notice is hereby given to the sad Hugh
Whua that on the l4lh DIV Of May
A ID 4S45 4 filed in the Office Of the
clerk of The court Of common pleas, OF
Carroll cOHn,y, Chic a petition praying
to be divorced from him, the satt Hu N,
and for cause, setting forth that he Eas
Been three gears 0lfUlly absent from me
Which said petition will stand tor hear
inc at the next August term OF said court
oi common pleas for Carroll coBnty.
when end where yoa may,if you please,
appear aad make defence.
HANNAH WHITLA, bv
J. DUNBAR, her Solicitor.
MAY 16, 1913 5-3l.6I
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BLACK BEAR HOUSE:
4Ih street, SteMhenViIIe, %.
BY THOMAS NORTOyN

The unr TdgneO respectfully informs
his old customers ond The public in gene
raj. that he has token The above well
known house. formerly kept By him Tor
twsury five years. sud rcenlis GOV las
Hama. aud is prepared TO cater me
wants Of slI Who may favor hIm ~,lh
their patronage. There Is sso an 40.
dl,ion gut to the House, which will sdd
much 10 the comiorr OF ihe guesIs.-
Like wise furnished with
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, Ss
Samuel Richardson !
DS
Luc Black more, Thomas Richard. =
son, Eleanor Crooks, DaviO Phillip, :
and Anne his wife, John Richard .
SOD. William Richardson, The hSirs :
of Elizabeth Hardgrove, and John, 8
Thomas. Richard and Rebecca, with ::
other unknown heirs oil Richard
Richardson, deceased.
Said defendants will take notice that a
petition vas filed aesinsl them on the 5lh
day OF May, A. d. lS45, ia the Office OI
the Clerk OF the cOurtof common pleas
in said couiy, and is now pending where
Samuel Richardson demands partition
of the following real eSlaIe. situate in
the town Of CdrTolllon 10 said county, Ia
wit: Lot number seventy four 10 Rob
erie edition to the town oil CentreVille
now CarrOlIton in said county, aud ,hsr
at The next term Of said court appica
IiOn will be made BY the said Samue
Richardson for an order that partition
may be- made OF saio premises.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Attorney Tor Petitioner.
May 8, la45-30 6t.
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Eslate Of Michael Fisher.
gEMAINNa

From the subscriber, living
- in E,sl ioWnsh p, Carroll
EnsA IN cIunty, Ohio, 90 Thursday
NNT rght. he "a h Of Aprd two
ssEaAss MARE COLTS, Two years
Old rh,s 'pnng: Oae is gray, aesfIy done
shedd ne; the other, II is thought will be
alter shedding, 0esrly sIawberry rosH
Each has a star in The forehead, and Z
very heavy 1aBe Hnd tail
Any person ,okrne up The 90 ,Se colts
and giving lnioTsaa'ion 10 the sUbsCrGbeI
Idiserted to HaneVeron CoumbIanS
county Ohlo. Of 20 shs ofice Of the Car
roll Free Press, as TO where he can gs
lhem, will be iibersi'v ewsrded.
JOHN CALDER.
May 2. 1S45 90 a..
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Estate Of Henry Cox.

Notice Is hereby gwen. that We have
been appointed aud qualified as Exscu.
tors Of the estate oI Henry Cox, lale Of
Carroll county, Ohio, deceased. All
persons indebted 10 said estate, are re-
oulrsd 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims. TO present them, To-
eaIiy authenticated. for settlement, With
10 one year from this date.
LAZARUS EARNST, Ev,,.
HANNAH COX,
Nav 2 IS45 -S94t
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B 90 I a nv ID s. Isl D Ia
ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN s. RUKENBR0D,

60 RDkl0Ntvs6Nt
JOHN 5. RUKENBR0D,
TNAKES pleasure. in this way, 10 in,
form his friends and The public
IN general, that he has invested a sor.
ficIent amount Of capital to lay in stock
OF the most durable and substantial
kind, and Of The finest texture whereby
he is enabled to compete with any es
tAblIshment Of the kind in this commu
HIly; and the public are assured that
they can be accommodated, considering
the quality, on better terms than al any
Other place, with every variety of
BOOTS e. SHOES.
Ladies. Gentlemen,
S@A Misses, and Boys.
can all be accom-
-. - modaled with the
ss=z=zz=zzE:4ss hnest, most stylish,
N,TITINN,inIf IfriiNliTnm1Mmy durable, and cheap
est Boots, Shoes,
Slippers, Pumps, &c., &c. Of every style
and fashion, and TO suit every variety
and taste. His journeymen are the
best OF wOfkmen, as he will employ
none others, and who are able 10 pur
uP their work in style and fashion a,
we'll az durability. Those who wan
sny article IN this line of business vii
find it TO their interest and comfort tc
give him a call, when and where lhey
can be commodated in the mos, spien
did style a0d al the shortest notice. -
Call and see, and he has 90 fear oil thC
result.
| His establishment is on Main street
at the sign Of Tho
GOLDEN BOOT,
A few doors west oI Leggel's Hotel
where he will be found at all reason
able hours, ready and pleased 10 wal
upon his customers and The pHblEc.
lie will take in exchange for article,
ia his line Of business all kind oI mer.
'hantabIe produce Wheat, corn, oats
aaX seed, bacon, beans, hutter eggs
Tool, fax, inOen fax and low. yarn
and every other variety OF cUuplry pro
buce.
CarroIItop, MHy 16, l845
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New Furniture.

No pains OF exrrase ~lli be spared 10
lurnish the TABLE and The BAR with he
Very best hat the markets cen afford.
With The determination 10 devote hrs en-.
tue pers, Gal atlentIOo 10 lhe Conlur' aud
accommodation o. those who NAV isvot
him Wnh Q call. aided By active. .tsreiul
and o1I,giOq serssnrs, he hopes 10 give
general estls(actIon. The terms are
right THOMAS NORTON.
| April 25, lS45 -2S II.
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Estate Of John BIackIedge.
Estate Of John HaycOck.

Estate Of John HayCOCk.
Nouce is hereby gwen. that we have
heen appointed end qualified as exscu
tors OF the estate nj John Haycock, late
oi Carroll county, Ohio deceased. All
persons indebted to said estsls, are requl
red TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims, TO present hem lie
galIy authenticated, for settlement, With
IN one yesr from this date.
JOHN 6 HAYCOCK r.,
HARLAN PYLE, LA
MAY 2, i945-29-4t.
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PAIEyTTS,

The subscriber has on hand a general
nsso rlmeul OF PAINTS, which he will
.elI low for Cash or produce in hand.
VIM, M. SINCLAIR,
May l6, lS45.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

Ladies. Gentlemen,
Misses, and Boys.
can all be accom-
modaied with the
hnest, most slylish
durable, and cheap
est Boots, Shoes,
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
INDIANA.

As far as heard from the delegates in
the Legislature stands, 2l wings and II
democrats. Last year these counties
elected 26 wings and II democrats
This viii secure us a democratic L. s.
Senator. BY the aid OF Abolition votes
NcGaughey wing, has beaten Wright,
dem, for Congress. Henly, dem, is
reelected, and Rob't. D. Owens cleo
ton is certain. So far as heard from.
the Democrats have much TO congratu-
LATE themselves upon in the result of this
election. In that State, they were con-
tending, not alone against Wings, but
the three factions of Wings, Abolition
ist and Natives COMMUNICATIONS far we
have been victorious.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
) \ l. + OF
.SessH Estate.

stY vi,ue OF Il decree Of tie Coun-
~ Court Of Pike County, At the
Au-ust term, | shall, on the LIST day
OF September LeXt, at the Court
House door, in the town Of Bowling
real" pro %srIs" beltGo sSsie I4S tthat.IeeWignl5
Of Thomis ). Doids. deed, (tn WIZ
land bounded a. fol owS: The West
half Of the y. T.. quarter of section
3. in Township IS, IF EanGe ? West,
containing ei2hty acres, and living
upon the waters OF Nuix Greek, ard
upon the main road from Bowling
Green 10 Louisiana. Another tract
lying upon tie waters of Grassy
Creek. boun led as t.l.rws: \. T.. or
Of the :. f.. or. of sec. 10, in Town
ship 81 Of Range West, containing
40 acres. A credit o! twelve months
wal be given, bond ana approved Sc
curity required. T. T. JOHNSON,
Administrator Of tie estate OF Thorn
rs :. Dudds, deceased.
AuIJSl lGIh, 1915. SW28-
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

From the last mails we learn that
Thomasson, has certainly beaten Nuttell,
in the Louisville district. Davis has
beaten Tom Marshall in the Fayette
district. In the Bardstown district,
Stone is elected. The contest between
Tibbetts and Gains in the Naysville dis
trict is very close. In the 9th Con-
gressional district McKee is elected, and
in the Fl~emingsburg district, French is
reelected.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
"BE VERY Careful ROYS,,n

Much complaint, and with reason TOO,
has been made about the manner in
which II new Court House has been
treated. We have noticed ourselves
the marks which have been left upon
the walls. There is no accounting for
taste, while we should prefer the doors
and walls white, ana neat, s. tasty as
they came from the hands of friend
FERGUsos: some prefer 10 see them
soiled with mud, or stained and disfigur-
ed by the extract of Che Virginia weed,
at h~aphazard by every random
shot tobacco chewer. Don't spit more
you want boys upon the walls, or
the fathers of the county" viii be
down upon you 'iike thousand Of
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
Land for Sale.

NHE undersigned being DESTROYS OF
Il removing, offers for sale the farm
upon which he now resides, lying with
III a halt mile of New Hope, Me-, and
upon the main road leading from New
Hope TO GAINESVILLE, and within ten
miles of the Mississippi river; contain
ing 390 Acres, OF which, about 100
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
WM. SEATON.
New Hope, No, July 2lst, 1915,
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
The Missouri Justice.

FHE subscriber has in course Of
Il 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 iGI5.) "with forms and precedents
for attorneys, justices of the peace,
cons'ables, ert., ect; also deeds mort
gaIes, agreements, bills Of sale. leas-
cs, powers oil attorney, ect. ect. ect.
by John VI krum. Judge of the eighth
judicial circuit ol Missouri, ST. Lou
Is, No.
The work IS designed 10 furnish a
practical and ready assi>tan, to iusti-
ces of the peace, executors, admin
istrators. constables, ect., ect.. in the
exercise Of their respective Offices.
1t is well known to every n at
all acquainted with judicial proceed
inos. that certain rules of Iaw. ard
forms nGproceedings are Indispensable
guards, established for the sccuIityof
property and protection Of personal
And tbs work has been pre-.
pared with a view Of facilitating the
proceedings and business entrusted
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
Revised statutes for IL ~. and
Form Book.

This work has been issued at this Office and
embraces ALL the laws Of 4 general character
passed by the las; General assembly, and d.
rccted 10 be published in the revised code pub
llshed under the authority of the State, also
all laws OF a general nature which were not
revised or repealed, and have been continued
in force. These laws have been published UNI
der the authority of an act passed by the last
General assembly "a copy of which, with the
certificate of The Secretary of State that tho
laws has been COMPLIED with, is inSerted,) by
which il is made evidence in courts, and given
the same effect as the laws published BY tho
State. In addition TO the laws, this work con-
rains notes of reference 10 decisions oithe Su-
preme Court, and reference 10 alterations made
from the former acts by The revised code.
There is also appended a full set Of forms,
embracing ferns aud instructions for vrits,
process, deeds, wills, notes, leases, indenturcs
and nearly every instrument which is required
in the practice of auy officer, or the business
ofany person. The whole is accompanied by
a complete and compendious index, much more
full and persPicuous than that in the revised
laHs of 1881
AGENTS will in a few days visit the various
sections of the State, and will be prepared 10
supply the demand, either by wholesale or re-
tail.
Price Of a single copy, 50.
CHAMBERS Il KNAPP.
ST. Louis. July 9Th 1916.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
TIE DEET OF \


The source "i S'iei ~ me @."m'-
i"L$ now = 'h"l '"e Oh''ed 'ia'S
"Iil he i~n$".neht II lie payment o.
me deht"l eNaH' a"h .eGe''e noun
InI IN lu'h hul tAe puo''c 'aiU'' ana
Ihey a'feadv covered win 9''n'S'-
le'u> c7m'o,t our a,i'c'ed bEruh'eh'
Inc entire debt OF ieH'' Is 'et"eeh
zen d thirteen fh"'i'ha OF "~"'a'S'-
Us p"D'iS H?ni''h comprises ',' nun
"'en ana ~'Ahte-S'A mi'''"hH Oh "'.'S'
'i@N'y I'VE ml''o'' are as ""e '+''d -
ever hI'hN 10 ran" ana S"l'.''''
'''>f ''"a% "'e '''"'tl"S''- ~ o.
J.! ~" S'i''..! -'i"'s' one '''h. E'7
FL D ,he "e,H'%''i A'>rC''l''. 10"
me ",ier c"'''" '"e "T"'''o V''
IF"h'") grant co"I,'''h % '''
"h'y "'l'r gam w '"e GA' "'N
''''''' " -NI.. -
pee" c'hr'I~" WIZ a'' as "''o j.
'',nS'fu'",'! ,J'''' vs. '"o -:
WIN al "'' n''N.o''- mp ,r,
~, -
,eA'"S o.e 10" - u'S', 'n
W." uoL'I's al ay!e' ".
Ie"l' ''I '"eE WI" no "'r.e -
'i''' ''idS "poh 'le |"Iiu'.'"'' 81 o"'
paying t"e'r Gc''' Una" '"'! ~" e>
c''-H@e any 'nillR e1sc WIN ~ "a 7'E"n5
nluc'i ana 'IALhS u'L'' ~ '.I',
""S' ,,".pS Mn''i 'H'T :
nv oo'''''eu '''I pun "'".""i VI
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u'"t' ine 'i''e N''' '''' ND'" LH
as "oU'G "''e +9'et" IT, '''I ~
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Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
FEE BANNE II.
sfOHEis.g-
SATURDAY, AUG. 10Th. 1915.
CONNE\TION

In the District of Boon and Audrain,
Stone& Hickman, tWhigs) elected
Warren and Franklin, Wells and Jones,
Democrats. St. Charles and Lincoln,
Coalter, Wing, and Bevett, Dem. Ma
riOa, anderson and Gentry. Wings
Howard, Jackson and Apologize, Dem.
Cooper, BroOking and Thomas, Dem.
Saline, Shields and Marmadu4ee, Dem.
Cole, Morrow and Wells, Dem. Ran
dolph, hinchelo and Head, Democrats,
elected. Farther we have no returns.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

IL TIE REAurlEs OF BAIL.-A
scoundrel by the name of Jones, per
suaded 4 young girl to view the bay at
New York, with him, when he attempt
cd violence upon her person. She was
rescued-he committed, and bailed at
$500, and she bound over to testify a.
gainst him, but having no wealthy friends
to bail her, she lingars in prison.
What a lie is human Justice.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
OUTRAGEOUS.

A man by the rame of Christian,
made an assault upon Stanton, the Dem
o~cratic candidate for Congress in the
Memphis district, Tenn. He fred a
pistol only 8 or 10 inches from his face.
The ball entered the cheek and ranged
along the jaw-bone, and lodged in the
neck, where it now is. Il is said to
have been done without cause or provo
cation. He was held TO bail in the sum
of 1880.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
SPECULATION.

The political world seems TO be in a
fog about he reference which General
Jackson had in his letter TO Maj. Lewis,
when speaking of a renegade politician
as donated by seven stars. 1t was
charged upon Richie, Of the Union,
first, and then upon the lately elected
Senator from Perm, General Gamer
orn. It will in all probability never be
known to whom the old Gen. had refer
ence.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
d Green, of the Boston Post, il

d" Green, of the Boston Post, IL
hard 10 head in his way-hear him:
The Picayune has a story of a rat
tlesnake which swallowed a field mouse
or mole, and repeated the operation
twice, the mole each time eating his way
out, and finally killing the snake. The
public is expected 10 swallow both mole
and serpent.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
TO WIDOWS, GIRLS, AND
WIVES.

The trueSt way TO obtain a good
husband, or keep one 50, is 10 be good
yourself.
Neverusea lover i'll, whom you de-
sign to make your husband. lest he
should either upbraid you with it or
return It afterwards.
Avoid both before and after mar
rlage all thoughts Of governing your
husband.
Never cnicaYor to impo.e Oh his
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
POST OFFICE.

The Union" says: Whilst the a
mount Of letters, &c., has thus far in
oreassd SO per cent. at Washington
City, the gross proceeds have flllen off
Sc per cert. The postage charged to
ths Government is enormous. The "a
mount charged to the Post-ofice De
partm.nt is already $4,000.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

a. fer more leH."-The razor strop
man subscribed twenty-five dollars to-
wards the relief of the sufferers by the
New York fires.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

MEssRs. EDIroRs: Suffer me TO THANH
! you, for your friendly solicitude, an'
4 the manner (too aatterjng) in which
5 you have noticed Eng poor muse."-
"The Minstrel" has not "gone TO th'
r wars" but "the wars" have came TO lin
, in the form Of 'Reguiqfors" or "Slick,
eTs" or whatever name a band of ont
laacs and Cut-hrcafs, may please 10 as
sumo. Nor has he ching" either him
self OF ''his harp upon the willows
through dread.
It's true, his muse is dull and rath-
er lazy and was taking KNAPP in The
cyGh of 5oreefuhacSs, and her SAUNDERS
probably might have equal!ed "RiP Fan
EiRkleS i'll duration, had not the charms
OF a beauteous maiden of Bowling
Green, been so halaI By one that "ncv-
er" Lad seen her. "Lqysus LaoUA"'
and "Orion," have entered the lists, as
competitors for this faU prise, and per-
nit me TO become "i0oker Qn," and
through The Rannct,"t to say word
or two, 10 "a yonng hly Of Bo2Liag-
GrsaH' that ''Lapsus Lazn'i' has new
er secn-"Orion' has seen-and | have
no rery greai dssire-fo SCI;
"And yet this tough imrrac.sab!c heart,
Is g~overa'd by a dainty fingered girl"
Lady. ye look'd al sylps and fairies zoo.
And all the attendants on the queen Of Love,
And, | have su,lcr'd from that fatal view.
Is. al. too we'I--this t~rae'ur'd heart can prove
And shall no, therefore make 4 "7l2rimoge" |
it h"Lr=uIt"u unto thy brau'r7us shrine;
But leave him, lone, this war Of iovo to wage.
Hi,h % ion"-Who seems dcrotcI-M:as.
For ev'ry line Of Ats-:s, passion Jrenclt.
And l0cc peeps through the creyicc OF each
word,
Ant-:hou-.wus' say. rs s.sE, from Heay'n
are brought,
An ofy'iin. At tie foot Il hi, giarc2.
never seen thee--T.ady! but know,
Thou must he fa~lr--when such i mind as his,
Shall hnecl in homage TO Ihy noble BROW"
And asking only hec.--to III! his cup of bliss.
;" They say thou nrt cold"--a Belle, perchance.
And wi-h to rule tho B4cIs Of Bowling
Green,..--
niai-a sprainI ANGLE in q country d.sr-
May make a farmers wife, but not / green.
Then, listen Lady,
The Ivy, round the OAK NAV twine,
And think its fragile wreath supports it.
And spread It's bland.lI.aa:s Ike thine,
To cv'ry wIusun p,y,.- '.-, s-~.,s st
B4; should the Ngg.canr p-cyall
Ind pa, each forest t"is n motion.
And in It's Vengeance Tend each SAIL
That c..iy f.at' upon the ocean,
Where would the Ivy hc' Oh. where
La,win'd around he oak for shelter
Ind Zephyrstbat once thought her fair,
Would mingIc IN the storm AMI PEI, her.
Then spread thy JllHdi,imonts no more,
For cv'Tv arae! -,ud'i.r- 'orsr;
Thy Fittings AID u.y rD.n, give Ger
Had HESS ,.i. -arra d,rof,a 'l0r,r.
Aud when tie Nag.ss.- u t9e
With all it, worldly Ills combining,
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
iii ONE THING NLEDFUL.


rTr TU,>, ,,.r.r.-i
hoH ' N"D'
ms d"y ca'h IS Eitiue' p'rI!'
earning moraii'y-tte "pe-aIi ana
ne ehd-A'i. here. iih"ni, H. ne
attest are feeble, the WiSts' SihPie'
ne hra'cSl weak lne hottest mean
win II, ignorance becomes now
l"dEr, "H''Hes' changes I" a~cu'eheS''
~paSen'SN to ~r"3'enes>, c~huHi.Hncss /"
generosity; un"of TIE broad '"IdS OF
IS ANNE c'"ah' 'iehes' III" nos IL
Spi'"b'', crimes I"c most m"h>ti"U''
are sccu'c'E hidieh ho!" 'He pubic
-a%e.
H'"eU""E ass very triumPh'nt-
Ian @''G Gam !'icn->h'p! -
"e sure !, c'ii II c"h gam an! iA'"-
S''o't OF heaven ''Sri'. l"e poet
H"u'H never nave cNr'"'h'e'' "ihii"-
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Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

IL Gen. Cass, in aI!us;on 10 DE
gon, says, Il: is better to fgh, in de
fence Of tie FIRST foot of land than
Inc LAST
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
APPOINTMENTS.

The President has appointed Abel c.
Pepper, [. s. Marshal of Indiana, in
place of Robt. Hanna, whose commits
sion had expired.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

w !o' ~ ,"' "To' III "U' pr
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c'"'1 you c 'n''''nu' "1'e ~" - ue
penn o" your '"n n"luS "'ohei iiat
your s',' peen mves'1I ~, u" pe''sip' n
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NI't. Anu YET "ON HtLtIi - NtdiiI
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

T. Mr.. Aston, IL Is SAID, lost one
hundred thousand dollars by the late
fire-about one-Sixih of his annual
incemei
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

Seven brothers met lately in Henni
ker, n. II. whose united ages were more
than 453 years.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
pTRNT GOODS.

Il is said lbatfve times more' dam-
aged goods are for sale in n. York,
at present, than have been injured at
lie Ire.
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DEPOSIT.

$91,4fl II, Of Government money,
has been deposited in the Bank Of No.
subject 10 draft.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

No man is born noblcr than an
says SrnCca, "unless lie is
born with better abilities and a more
auipt.c Deposition