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FUNERAL OBSEQUIES.

% the 9Th u!t., the citizens Q
New Orleans paid 4 public tribute
"t respect + the me:nory Of Gen.
Jackson. The following notice 0.
the ceremonies is copied from the
Crescent City;
"ln The centre Of the squire a
platform MS erected capable OF
containing three thousand persons.
sUnnonntet Dy ! temporary monu
ment oInamenied with scrolls: on
tie SIDES OF the has. were inScriD.
lions OF the Eero's m. 5. distinguished
exploits in his countrv's service. on
the .! Of December, 1914. and the
SIN OF January 1915; another inscrip-
'ion proclaimed the esteem in which
lie Was held, not only s a soldier
out as L statesman. having been
twice elected 70 the chief Magistra-
cy o. the CDitei St.t,s. The rail-
ings surrounding the Square, as well
az tie platform itself. were lit with
thousands Of lamps, m~IcrSprtseu
with torches. which shed their gIoo-
my ana mournfuI light on the mass
Of human beings who came there 10
pay tie last sad honors to him who
may be wuly called 4 HERO and q
STATESMAN.
Ave regret that our Iit@ited space
compe,s Us TO omit even a sketch Of
the oraticns which were delivered on
tie solemn occasion by Messrs. Ma
uGny and EHslis-suhire it 10 say.
they were equally honorable to the
talent oi the speakers. as they were
truthful ana graphic in depicting the
public worth and virtues Of the de
parted.
"Dusincss was completely suspend
Cd throughout the city; the flags Of
the shipping and on TIE various pub
lie buildings were at half mast. VI lie
tie minute guns and the tolIing OF the
bells Al Intervals Impressed the minds
of The thoughtful with veneration,
and all seemed to know and feel that
T. Nation mourned the loss Of a IA
vorite s3n even as a f"nd mother
would her own beloved child. Peace
TO his ashes-honor 10 his memory"
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Notice.

TIE REvisEpSrArUrE Of the State
of Missouri. revised and dieested BY
the thirteenth Assembly, 1874 & 5.
published under the direction and su-
perintendence of VIM. G.. Jones.
Commissioner appointed by the
State; and printed for the State BY
J. W. Dausherty, 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 State.
A.. FISHER.
June l4th, l845, IS
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ELECTION BY PLURALITY OF
VOTES.

In some Of the State, a majority
OF all the votes given are required TO
elect 4 pubic officer; but in most Of
the States. the candidates having the
highest number of votes are consid-
cred elected. This IS an objection
able feature in our constitution. as it
now stands, and one that should
command the attention and receive
the action O! our convention, when
that body assemblies.
In : democracy. the best we can
DO. is to let the majority rule. In
this form ri government. in all open.
honest and TAR DEALING. the majority
necessarily rules. But under or
plan Of acting, 4 minority frequently
chooses the public officer: the ma
ioritv is defeated. and the minority
may be said to rule. Indeed few
political events are more common.
'h7n The defeat Of the maioritv.-
This Is done by trickery, manage
ment and intrigue. all Of which is
corrupt and wrong among a civilized.
high-mindei, honorable and fair peo-
pie.
Oar system assimiiates very near-
" to that Of horse racing. Almost
he only difference is. tina, in horse
racing. with all the trickery and man
agempnt Of the Jockey. the best horse
generally beats the race; but in an
election. where tie foremost candi-
date in the crowd is the winner. the
worst non is not unfreQuentIv the
foremost horse. and the best man n
beaten candidate.
This mode of eiecting ha. grown
INTO 4 sort Organizing in MANY parts
Of our county. We have politicians
IN both parties who are the most con
summate gamblers. & the most reck.
less and unprincipled man, ready and
willing at all times. and by any sort
Of means 10 accomplish their own
corrupt obiectsi in an election. and 10
defeat the will of the majority Of the
people. and 10 PROSTATE the best in
seres!s Of the country.
missouri Herald.
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duced with q new volume, and the
style rendered still more excellent.
As It asnlres TO be the Literary organ
OF the South and Vest, it is cxpect-
ed that they, and the North G. East
also, Will literally encourage i,-es
such. 1t cOngratuIalcs the West, on
the success of their Naval Deport; 4
work Of lis own creation.
The Messenger contains on an av-
eragc sixty four pages, a number. SIX
teen pages more than most of the SO
Magazines & twice as much as some
OF them; and is published monthly, at
80 per annum. The volume. one
year contains 7G5 Super Royal Octal
Eo pages, al three quarters of a cent
per page. Five copies for twenty
dollars.
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month.
Semi-WeehIy paper by the year, in
advance. 5000. 5 90
for less than1-year. sets.
per month.
Weekly paper by the year.. , 90
" for six months. ...lO 90
Subscriptions TO the Daily for less
than two. to the Semi-Wpeklv for
less than four. or 10 the Weekly for
less than SIX, months, will not be re-
ceived.
lfnot paid within the year. the
Daley paper will be Sl2. the Semi.
Weekly Sc, and the Weekly 50 so
a year.
Subscribers may discontinue their
papers at any time 10y paging for the
time tney have received them. BUT
NOT WITHOUT.
T'.ose who subscribe ror : vo7r.
and do not. at rhn time Of suhScrjb.
INC. orders tiscor'inuanreat the end
OF II, will be considered subscribers
until they order the PIPER to be dis
conlinucd.
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Regular Weekly Packet.
L. s. MAIL
ESOgc;eS.
RFRNARD -1os,,r
BERNARD. Master,

Will leave st iouison Wednesdays AVID
and Saturdays, ati o'clock, r. NJ. Return
ing, will leave ks"kuk cvary sunday and
Thursday, at 4 o'clock, r. NJ. Warsaw and
Alexandria at >; Tuiiy at 6; Lagrange st
I'll. NJ; same days; Quincy on Monday
and Friday, at : o'clock, 4. NJ; Marion
City at @, 4. NJ. iIannibl at 10, Louisiana
at -, N and ClarksyiIle at, !, =. NJ, same
days.
The Bos.a,, No. J, being built expressly
for tho trade, with great speed, and very su
perior accommodations for passengers, will,
at the opening OF navigation, take the place
OF the Bsreas, aud may be relied on for the
same promptne,s. regularly, and attention
to passengers and shippers, as heretofore.
March 9Th 1915. g.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing. in the city of Wash.
iugion. a new daily, scmi-wecklr.
aud weekly. Democratic Republi.
"a paper 10 be entitled.
UNlTEDSTATES JOURNAL.


r - Az -
The first number OF our new pa
per Will be issued on the first Of Nav
next, with an entire new dreSs-ncw
type. fine white paper. with other
important alterations and improve
mcnis. The paper will he devoted
10 a fearless exposition Of democratic
principles; it will zealously and I'm
'emi,tlngly oppose each and every
effort TO establish 4 mammoth mon
archv bank and mischIcvouS corpo
rations and consultations Of wealth.
which subvert the rights Of the peo-
pie and undermine the pillars OF the
republic; it will oppose an oppressive
and antlrePubIIcan tariff system, tine
assumption of lhe State debts BY the
general government. and oil other
federal principles which have an in
evilaUIe tendency to deostroy pub
lie prosperity as well as individual
happiness. Against oil such polite
al decisions we shall wage unchanc-
ing. Incorporating war.
The FARMER and the MECHANIC, who
produce all the real capitaI'of the ma
ton, vii! find id our paper an urwa-
vering chompion of their inaIienable
rights: the long cherished principles
of the editors are too well known to
the public TO require any pledge up
on this point. To the miscellaneous
department. particular attention will
be devoted: the ladies will always
find in our columns a choice selec-
ton from the current literature of the
day. as well as original contributions
from the most talented writers OF
which our county can boast. A
general summary of foreign and do
nestle news will be furnished.
The conductors have already Sc
cared the aid and cooperation of a
large number of the most distinguish
cd literary and political writers of
the day; arrangements will also be
made, al the earliest period possible,
TO embellish u columns by the CON
tributions of correspondents from a.
broad. With this brief and imperfect
outline of our plan, we very respect
fully submit our claims to an extern
sIve patronage 10 the consideration
Of a generous bubble.
THEOPiIlLuSFlSk,l Editors.
JESSE E. DOW.
TERMS:
Daily paper by the year, IN nd-
vance. >. ..... $40 90
: for less than a year, 81 per
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DRY Goods.
ALSO Groceries, Hardware, Queens

ALoU Urocerles, Hardware, Queens
ware, &C., sc.
Which they are determined TO sell
very low for CASH or Good Mer-
charitable Produce. Having purchased
their stock at a very small advance or
Eastern cost, they are therefore enabled
TO sell the sane much cheaper than they
have ever before been offered in this
part of the country. They respectfully
invite their old customers and the pub
lie generally, to come and examine their
stock and prices; their motto being
Quick sales and small profits.
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The CnErosEE NATION. PRcrEE
ron.-WuLr,u Ross. r:IroH.
TVIIE above l. tie Title Of Il news
q PAPER. published at TAuLE GUAM.
Chez ok,c haiioB. tie first number of
which was issued about The u!Lllc Of
Aucns' last.
Tie object Of tie cuHur!. Of nc
nation. in providing for tire pull;ra-
lion Of the Cherokee Advocate. Is tie
yhyiscal. moral and intellectual IN
proven eat cf ,hr Cherokee r,o;,e.-
It will be devoted to lies. cad>. and
So tie defence Of those ti-i;; rrco.-
tiza aS belonging 10 rl,iu NJ treaties
Ie-.llv made. az different tines with
the United States. "ni ci such ueas-
ives as seem hest calculated to Sc
cure TIER peace and hap,incss. pro-
mcte their vrospcri.r. and elev te
their charaeteI rs i distinr, coaluu-
nitv.
In commenting and SUSTAINING I
public journa! in the nation. its sue
cess must depend very much upon
tie kind feelings. hbcIa,ify and mt.
ronace of tie cItilcnS of the United
States. ANON them we are assIr-
ed there exists G~rrsralIy Z desire that
the Indians should he dealt with ~
on lust and liberal PRINCIPLES. a live
" sympathy in Il cir chequercd ca
reer. and 4 deep intrcst in their char
acrcr. condition AID destiny. I-Gor-
ance Of their condition. opinions. and
claims. has been to them 4 fouafa:n
Of many wrongs: Il fountain from
which they have been forced 10 drink
many bitter Graurhts.
From this cause. measures Of nnI;.
CIV in themselves unjust, and Ej,hIv
destructive to their renee and pros
poets. have been conceived and per-
sisted in to their accomplishments,
with singular yprtinacitv. by those
from whom they have RIGHT to ex.
pect and claim protection. 1t will
therefore. be the aim of those b,rinc
charge of the Advocate. TO enlichten
public sentiment, rs far Is nossiblc
as to the feelings. wishes and proper
expectations of the Cherokees.
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A traveller in the western part of
the .,ato of New York. being at n
loss n find his place Of destination,
while neal 4 bridge which crossed a
small river. and seeing 4 gooi honest
looking Dnchman hoeing some pota-
toes near hv. inquired where Mr.
lived. "Vol den (Said tie Dutch
man. yor vii turn the patathur patch
round. he bridge over and the river
up stream. and pv the pv YOU viii
come to 4 parn shingled nit straw.
Dat ieh mine proter Schivens horse:
he viii tell you so peter as nobody"
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TT : . TIL ER Y
LITERARY EEI.SSENGER.
'.Ti,c BEaCIlyy cod of American
So a year ia advance,

80 a year ga advance.
3. i. MINOR, Editor & Proprietor:
i;<i>teR By i..ericus South.
Q2 h, L., %I'"oary NEXT u3i5J
cr9,n ,ne",neTn n, * ll$!,yegraIy Messenger
the patronage Of the public is respec-
fully solicited for it. The present
Editor has now conducted it for more
thaa Il wear, and the encouragement
he has received leads him TO cxpecta
large increase o. subscriptions. As
the work has been sustained. under
no ordinary disadvantages. for 50
long a tinc. i is entitled to the liber-
ri support Of every friend OF letters.
Its reliance tor patronage will be up
on the interest and Justice Of the
public and It's own literary merits
Escncwi1g all humbugs and extrinsic
fIoarishes, it will depend for its sue
cess upon its contents and character
aiano.
It's emPharicaIIy Southern work
and appeals expressly to the South
WhcS, character and interest, iItera-
" anu social, it aims II uhPold and
promote. In the South. there are
thousands, who ar easily afford it.
and they are particularly urged to
come forward and assist m interest
iuu rs circulation.
The Messenger ha4 now been es-
ta.,r>hcd more than ten years. lGrn-
which it has overcome many s great
Obstacles; and attaiue! a wide cIrcu-
iaiion and a very high character
The efforts Of the president Editor
Will be strcnuously %pirected, not on
~ to the preservation Of It's ancient
fame. but also 10 lis constant IN
provcment. In tins, the hlttcrin-
testimonials he has received during
the last twelve months, led him +,
believe thath he has all eaiy aurcced'
ed.
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EIGs, &AEe.

lron, Steel, Castings, Iiorse-C Collar.
Hames, Trace-Chains, Nails, VIM
dow-Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil, Tur-
Pentine, Goldfish, Mackeral, Car
&c. All at the lowest cash PRICK
BLOCK & son.
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"What do you ask for this article"
inquired Thomas Of a young mis..
"Fiheon shi'lings."
"Ain't YOU n little nEARt"
"Whv." she replied blushing, "all
the young men tell me SOL"
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Don't say never gave you any
thing. a, the girl said when she pre-.
septei her lover with a SACK.
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NEW
g. % Oh 8.
BLOCK i

HAEE just received at their old
stand, in Ashley, Mo-, a large and
well selected assortment Of latest STYLE
fancy and Sianln
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PROSPECTUS.


\ Family Newspaper, published
New lork.
This is 4 neat & tasty weekly pub
ication. of &c large octave ages.
highly cmbelli>hed with cnarayings,
and devoted to a variety Of enter
tanning and useful subjects, for gene
raj use, at the low price Of 3 cents a
number. or 81 Il year, forming q
large volume annually of $50 PAGES.
Extensive preparations have been
made TO render this Il highly inter
es,ing and valuable publication. Per-
sons forwarding the money for five
ecopiS viii have a sixth sent GRATIS
Editors publishing this advertisement
with an editorial notice, will be FUR
nIshcd with the work for one year,
Liberal terms TO agents.
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4. o. @. T..

\ monthly periodical. devoted 10 the
cause of Odd Fellowship and gen
eral literature.
This work has been published reg.
uIarlv every month since January.
lG4i,a a the very low pricc of Two
Dollars in advance. The "Otiicill
Na-azine'iS under the editorial man
accmcnt OF Rev. Albert Case, ana
+. p. SHa.lner. Published in the CT
" of Bllrlmore.
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ch 8 AZ nl.nsiI5,JHfea.&,sll.

r~R Saddles, Brides, Mar
49, tingals, Buggy and
I1 Wagon Harness, Col
~ lars, Wagon whips,
Saddle Bags, and all
\ the articles usually
4 und iuaSaddler shop
ALL of which the undersigned oilers
to the public, at his oil stand in Louis
lana, made Of materials just laid in at St.
Louis, and at prices that cannot fail 10
suit those who wish TO purchase
Thankful to those who have heretofore
encouraged hin, the undersigned still
s@olicits a share of public patronage in
his line: and if good work and good ma
%terillS are to have any influence with
purchasers lie dcies being BiocLsd.
q. c. TINKER.
April 10Th, 1915. ftp
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-
sional and Amateur Writers of the
first distinction. Great expenses is
incurred and great pans are taken TO
secure an abundant supply Of inter-
esl;ng and instructive matter.
RrguIoU. C,uinJU'0rS
Judge b. Tucker,
c. b. Hayden, Iy,
N~assus. Authorcsl OF "the
Vow" ''pretension,'' &c &c.)
l.. V. Author Of the 'Plize Tale Va.
Lieut.. NJ. F. Marry,
L. S. n. Washington.
w. Gilmore Sins. IL. d. f.
Geo. Frederick Holmes,
Mrs. J. r. Worthlngton, y. York
f. b. Hale. Illinois.
w. w. Andrew L : Consul, Malta.
II. B. %Illrs', Philadelphia.
Americas SOuth.
Occasional Contributors.
Pres. Thomas K. Dew,
Prof. Geo. Tucker, :
J. B. ID. "ALthor of the IIis-S
tory an Adventure" &c. } Va.
Lucian Minor.
w. b., U. s. Charge Italy, \
w. NJ. B., U. s. Charge $. 4. Va.
DR.. S. II. Dickson, |cC
f. ID.
Judge X. NJ. Charlton, Georgia.
A. b. Mock, Alabama.
l.. c Cist, OHIO,
And many others, in the South and
in nearly every state in the Union;
some whose wells we would gladly
remove.
The contents will be exceedingly
varied, embracing reviews, tales, pc
ems, essays, travels, sketches, bog
raphy, history. popular sciences, pat
pers on the Navy. Army, and other
national interest, Literary intelligence
foreign and domestic, and notices of
new works. Selections Of merit will
occanaIly he inserted.
The leading principle is the pro-
motion Of a pure Native Literature,
and Of a devoted National Spirit
With this view the following premi-
ums are offered:
For the best paper on The present
state of American letters, the pros
pect and means of their improve
ment, $50 90
The best review of the works of
some Native prose writer, 35 90
The best review of the works OF
some Native Poet, 35 90
The best original tale, So 90
The best original Poem, 35 90
Their publication to commence
with anew volume and the unsucl
cesstuI articles to be at the disposal
of the Editor.
Many improvements will be intro
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-22
WORTHY OF NOTICE.!

DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, the greatest remedy for Consumption,
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain in
he Side and Breast, Whooping Cough,
Group, and all disorders of the
Liver and Lungs, broken
constitution, sc. sc,
FEfAE above is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
IL GENUINE preparation from this valuable tree,
and has won its way into public favor by its unpara
ieled success in CURING ALL TIE DISEASES OF
THE LUNGS, notwithstanding the many articles pre-
pared by persons who have no knowledge of the sci
ence OF medicine in theory or practice-and some
more readily 10 deceive The unsuspecting, use part
of the name of the original prepa ration such as Ba
ry,""Balsam of Wild Cherry and Camfrey,' &C. all
sprung up with mercenary view after "Dr. SWayne s
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, ;" had won leputa-
ton IN the "heallng art never to be forgotten by ma
ny once cherries fire side. Therefore the public
should be on their guard and purchase none but the
original PREPARATION which is daily performing such
astonishing cures in Pulmonary complaints, after all
other remedies mad failed and the patients given up as
hopess, Thousands Of certificates might be published
which would asoDish creduity tsef but it is deemed
unnecessary.
Prepared only by DR.. SWayRe, whose Office is now
removed to NJ W. corner OF Eighth and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
NOtice.-Persons viii please call on any of ny
agents, or at my office III Philadelphia, and get small
pamphlet, which gives a shOrl treatise on pulmonary
affections, with number of testimonials of its virtue
IL is well worth seeing and may be had gratis
Baltimore -9gcnts: 4. r. Cook, No. 76 Baltimore ST.
Stabler & Candy, Pratt street Wharf; J. w. Il r. w.
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District agents: +. Farnham Washington, D. g.!
VIM. Stab'eI & Bro, Alexandra; Geo. VI. Sotherop,
Alexandria, je24
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BUT ,CEANGED y,D ss.

Il
W- The public arc respectfully informed thai bv The
ordnance OF he city, regulating the Numbering of the
houses, The Subscribers number has been chanpcd
from " TO ~, OF which his customers and STRANGERS
VIII please take notice.
The Proprietor Of the celebrated yEcFT A ri u
bII4ERs and COUGH DROPS, would take The pre-
sent occasion 10 call The attention of strangers SIT
the city, and others, tire superior qualities of lhe
above medicines for The cure of Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Arue Rhen,na
ilsIn, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and gany other
complaints 10 which we are liable IN addition &c the
many certificates published in the papers OF the dav
ne las in his possession nuuiter from mos respecl
bic individuals, all esttyng 10 me virtues If these
risdcines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also lakes this opportunity to return
MS grateful blanks 70 I discerning public, who have
extended 20 his medicines such liberal support since
theH introduction iAto this city; and he is happy in
TIE belief that they have been productive Of much
good wherever used As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer: he would caution the public agains; any
attempts that may De made 10 impose upon them a
spurious article Every hotte of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his the top Of the
cork, also fac smile Of his name on the label on The
side Of the bottle None oIher are genuine therefore
be O; deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS FILLS are acknowledged
be excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used, and pronounced one Of
the best family medicines now before the public.
Ia addition 10 the above he has many other MFnI-
CiNAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own manufacture,
together with great variety Of PERFUNERY GAIA
egHes Of which be Al his store, and witch
he warrants 10 be equal 10 any in the city,
LOUIS GOuLEY, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. f. Remember The No. 49, as the ce7as!re c1f.-
c.e are foE sale d; Ic other place in Baltimore al2
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FRAUDul EMIT CLERK ABsCoNpED-FuGITIvE
ARRESTED. The book keeper in one of the
prncpa commercial houses of Philadelphia,
says the Times, absconded a few days ago,
having defrauded his employers of about $4,000
He had been in the house for several years.
and possessed its unbounded confidence up to
the time Of bis departure 1t is said that he
has q young and beautiful wife, but took mis-
tress with him when he left. He effected the
arrangement Of his clothes and other portable
valuables through the aid Of servant. His
wife, who knew nothing Of his intention, was
induced by deception TO believe that he was
going to Cape May. He left 500 in money
upon dressing case. The police were put
upon his track as soon as the discovery was
made, and we heard on Sunday that he had
been arrested in the country, and brought to
the city.