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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

for exercising the right iSestiHabIe 10 free
.meM, ocnd Joymi&eGie tyTaats only, voting
as they please.) he may expect that we
will state the circumstances as an Item OF
news, and make such'coHiInents on it as
occasion seems to require. We take moth
ing back that we said on the occasion al
iuded to, We noticed the matter because
it came from the great .Nagnats APpot1o OF
AboHtioHism and Birheyism in tue west,
Rev. Edward Smith. And if Mr.. Urqu-
hart thinks that we, as q "Christian q
Editor have any disposition to interfere
with the Church, or any yof its branches,
he is as far ,OroHg as this '0ChyisttaR y Ed
itoy'" was last fail, whenfhe stated in the
Courthouse in CarrolIton, .twhie deliver
ing himself ofan Abolition lecture, "1hdt
Henry -Cley, byhis Ccsting~vote as Speaker
of TIE House ineCongrcss, fastened StaUery
on .4rkcnsGs, aohea ii eOGs GdmasedaiatO the
4URiVa."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
OREGON.

We invite the attention Of our readers TO
the article on our first page. 1t will be
seen that there is aspeck Of 1OGr in che
British Parliament, Our foreign affairs
are at this time in q very unenviable and
delicate position. fhe course ofUur Gov
ernhent towUrds Mexico lias7tefy much
sunk the national character FOR Justice,
which it has heretofore sustained abroad.
A disposition to grasp the fine region'of
country, which Mexico justly claims to he
the owner. 's1tros and California" are
spoken of by our Southern editors in the
same breath. Indeed there are many who
talk Of HyeveHiBg in The 'HaIts Of the Men
tesTmas, When the spirit Of aggression
and plunder gets loose they travel at q
fearful rate.
The AM ko-Sa&on race are great land
pirates at best; conquest Stems to be their
motto. Shall there be mo stopping place
10 this grasping spirit? Will wefrst take
Texas, then California, then Mexico her
self! 'Whl theIlsthnnus Of Daden stop the
desire Tor tenitoflalagg ggrandiztmenG 'Un-
fortunateIy, and by the 'actiOn'of the Pro-
Slavery men6fthe South, and Abolitiohists
ofthe North oand West, our Government
now Openly 'tolerates, nay, more, jostifea
all thesefihttGctlons'o 'of the Plainest prinCi-
pies Of internal tonaI law,
'0f' Oregon, we think Ritchte Of the
dUnoa," 'snd' Polk Of the dWhaeahouse, y
rare not kkelyto contend asbout territory
North Of 90 deg; 80 min North latitude, -
They'%antTezas bu, they cure l'Ie obou'
Oregon. 'Wcrk hcL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

SANDS SARsAPARiLLA This ,Enedi
cine stands unrIVaIrt,,l ( ased as It q oa
s0wn Intrinsic merlSA Tor he remove!
and radical cure oi those diseases to
which il rs p"cu iarty ads pied. BE az
entirely VegetabIe. and composed of the
choicest selection Of isgfedieAts, which
act in cUasUnance with the lave that
gpVern the animal economy, the SYSTEM
IS enabled TO throw of disease, take Oh
a healthy action, and tbs powers Of IA
lure rCsume their natural functions -
Thousands can. ard have, testified to lts
eff 'tcy IN removing various chrnuic
CONSTITUTIONS Diseases, originating ia an
uoheaIrhy or depfaved State of lhe blood
and oIherEuIds. scrofule or enlargement
oi The glands, rheumatism and Iumbagn.
salt iheum, ring worm, barber's itch.
eczema and her similar affections. ara
safely and etfectually cured by ns use.
For further particulars and conclusive
evidence Of its superior value and efficacy
see pamphlets, which may be obtained Of
agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail.
by A, B. SANDS Il CO., Druggists and
Chemists, 223 Broadway, New York
Price S per botteg six hotties'for Is.
For sale also by K. JACKSON, Carroll
ten, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

.THRsT FOR Blood. Mr. William D. Kel-
ly, a Philadelphia LocoioCO lawyer, has made
himself sohew hatconepicuous as an edyo-
cate Of the abolition of the GaloWs, Het
this same gentleman made speech at the
olIice-seekcrs' war meeting on Thursday
whchisthussumm IN the Daily Chron.
ice "Wiah d. Kelly, Esq, deputy At.
tornAy General, then took the stand, and
addressed the meeting briefly, in an elo-
duent manner. He esaid that it would be
no credit to fog the British lion alone, as we
had already done thuttwice, butt wecouId
takeal three of our adversaries together,
England, Mexico, and Peru, we would
prove victorious, and carry rePublicpnlsm
to the very throne of the meas"
We copy the above mainly in order to
state that our kind of opponents OF capital
punishment are just AZ thoroughly averse
TO the butchefy oI innocent Thousands by
mUsketrynnd grape as of single telons by
rope or guillotine, and that all such gasro-
made as this OF Mr.. Kelly's appears to us at
once glariugly inconsistent and unspeaka-
by revohing--Nt,o York Tribune.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
Estate Of GabrieI " al IGOa.

Notice is hereby gwen, tha, we have
been appointed nndaduly qualified as ex-
ecutors on the estate Of Gabriel Walton,
late OF Carroll county, Ohio, 5eCe"sed,
Those indebted to said estate will mike
ImmedIate pay mont, and those having
clsIms against the same, wslI presem
them forsellIement wiFhia one yesr Crow
this date. MORRIS WALTON,
AMOS WALTON,
May IS lS45 -.S2-aa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
A sTAUNCH CLAY MAN.

ffhe Picayune says, as the deck hands
of the steamboat Sultano were r6Ding a
couple of,Casks ofwine on hoard, n'arked
,"Hon. Henry Clay, Ashland, &ensncky,"
"a stranger, apparently from the West, at-
ter Regarding the inscription in silence,
,0ntil the casks were fairly en- deck, c1led
,out to the clerk, that If he would put The
wine in state room, and give each cas'
h good mattress bed and Epsgaitc bar he
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
80 OOrs

IrrThe weothcris very dry at this time
MAY 21) and rain much needed in this re-
gion otTcounty. The springs, and wells
weren"ver noticed to he as ow at this sea
sonef the year, as they are ii the present
time. If a good rain would come we might
reasonably expect good crop. The, wea-
ther is very coofa and vegetation progresses
slowly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
lTHE LIRENYY NgNRLEN.

'Edned by Mr., UrQuhar., at Cadll, finds
fault with our article Of the !8,h April
headed %CAursk end State" He speaks
about the Church ne. aLrdging the rights
of ireemen, "of cur saying that It is 'asur-
patton ard tyronHy" for the Church to set
up tests unknown to the Constitution, &c.
OF the case Mr.. Urquhart puts at the end
of his article, it is'only necessary to read
it toSknow thar the case put is not aneo.
gous to the facts Gs set forth by us, because
our article treated of tangible things, and
Of the exercise of'civil and political rights
whilst the case he put is only us TO the
abstract beliefefwhether thereis one God
ortwenty. In the case he,puts it is alto
gether an ecclesiastical matter. There is
nothing in it upoh which the civil officer
can act. Enough as to that point
We'wil only notice the following SEN
aence, ,and here it is;
"But our design is to call attention "a
the wholesale attack Of this Christian (p
Editor, on the'tight Of Christian Assccia'
tons" &c.
".aHack on eChristiaR associations" and
that too by 'sChristtnn tt) EditOr"-ssave
the mark Mr. lUrquhart MAY make hinr
self easy about our attack on "Christiah
Associations Whenever an association
ofSnySkint will undertake to play the poll
tiCian and call their members to eccoun
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

~ Atkinson, Esq, has commenced re
building, and the fnandatsf. of the new
'esTEAM-MlLL," " is now being laid. We hope
that by the Ides of November, our citizens
will again have their ears greeted with the
noise Of the engine.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
RETR RAXIT.

In urlast we noticed a paragraph from
tho New Lisbon Palladium-we mention
ed Nh, Mitchell as the editOr6f that paper.
We now take back what we then applied
to Mr. Mitchell. He, Mitchell, was no
editor of that paper at the time. lie haC
withdrawn several weeks before, the fac
Of whiGA eseSred our notice
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

Gc3- Our ..Werchailts have received, and
are in the wal of receiving, more than
usual supply Of goods of every description.
Those wishing to purchase would do well
to call, and tlrsy.wiI, we have no doubt,
be accommodated.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

RloT, There has been most disgrace
iul riot at the University of Virginia. The
students werein the hObitof making shame
tul serenades, and on being reproved by the
professors, the students mobbed their hous.
es, the police and military were called out
when most of the students left The Ia
test accounts say that order was restored
most of the students returned, and the lee
lures were resumed, +-Ohio Repository.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
'wodldiPay iheirtpossuges up the river, ard
a dollar apiece to the stewards.

Noble. "A servant girl, who had lived
Tor sometime in the family of DR.. Heron,
at Pittsburgh, Went to him sinCei the IRE
and Uniformed hin than she had saved seq
eral hundred dollars, which she wished
him to take and distribute smong rhe sut-
ieIers.
GrThe man who naerries that wUn,aR
will get wJe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

MONEY MATTERS IN NEw YORK
Tribune of Tuesday says-Money ispIen-
" for all business purposesat 6aR percent,
the lonncrpn stock loans of the vefy nest
character and short paper. The Banks are
di-comtng to considerable extent, and the
supply OF paper is good.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

(43-The King Of the French, Louis Phil
Iipe, has sent Mr.. Healy, e ceebrateder-
tist,'to this cgodftry, to take the likeness
of Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Adams, Mr., Webster,
General Jackson, and other distinguished
Americans. Mr.. Healy came in tft Hiber,
niasteam ship, Hes an artistof eniiF enc e,
and served his time 'as "a sign-painter in
Boston,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

The WILLs.-Accordingt to Blsir'sconfes-
sion, the Globe was created by the tOi0,of
general Jaekson, sustained by the wiA AofMr.
Van Buren, killed by the WiA of MI. Polk.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

who 1t is that edits the paper we are
mot advised. Our remarks win apply to
the person who wrote the,artcle, and not
Ito Mr.. Mitchell. That's all,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
'ORDERtOF COURT.

'On thF,27 h day Of iJuue, 1915, At Y
O'Clock, M. of'safd day.'et the door OF
the Court House, 10 the'tGWn of Carroll.
Ion. will be+sotd 10 the thiehasl bidder,
The following reaI'eSrare. as lhe proper
ty of'Ja mes'Polter, de ceased. to wit: ~.
ing'in the south west quarter OF section
tS in township Is Of tenge5, TO- Csrroll
county, 'beglhnlng al a post at The NORTH
easrcorncr Of said south wesl quarter of
section ~. thence west nineteen poles,
thence south ono hundred and SIX poles
10 The dover line oi the widow. thence
eHst nineteen roles TO the cast line uf Inc
quarter section, thence north one nun
dred aud SIX poles along said line to the
place oi beginning. containing twelve
acres sod ninety to0T perches mnre or
less. Terms Of 'sss, oOe th'rd'jn hSnd,
and the balance in t~o equal Sunuatiu.
s'aIments with interest secured bv mort,
gage on the premises, appraised az
S2s6 81 JOHN POTTER,
Administrator Of james Potter, dsc'd.
May %, lS45 - 82-4t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
From HE WheeIi8g Times.

tDlED-At the Virginia Hotel, in'Wheei-
ing, on Saturday the'i9th April, A'LADY,
name unknown.
The circumstances connected %ith'her
arrivu! and decease at the Hotel, are the
tollowing:--Upon the upward trip Of the
steamer Cincinnati, on "Wednesday the
9th, she came to the Hotel with another
lady, in state ofagreat debility shewas
received and trpatedwith every stfshEion
asa Traveller. She refused 10 give her
name, or to 'Gnswersto any inlerrogs tory
regarding her friends and relatives.
The name OF MARY EARLY is marked
lpon zone of her tandkerchiets, and the
corresponding Initials upon her trunk
Her wardrobe, which is good, conveys ne
further intelligence Of who she was, o.
who are her friends.
The proprietor hopes, that by this public
notice, he may direct such attention to tht
eingular occurrence stated, as may NEE
the lady's friends or relations.
Address,
DIR. JAMES TANNER, or
]. A, KLINE, l'irgMia Hotel
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23

suNE DAY LATEB From EUROPE.
tIrfy ippotiam--luother uar speech from
an Byhis Premirr--PeGest qt he ,hdg
sae,h Grasa BRi-- By the attention ri our
pos paps sgcut- 10 Lirmpool Nessrs,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
DR.. JAMES TANNER, or
]. A, KLINE, l'irgihia Hotel


APPROPRIATIONS BY THE LAST CONGRESS-
The Globe of Friday contains the official
publication Of Appropriations by the las,
Congress- They las follows
Civii&diplomatic expenses S4,27O 95a I'll
Revolution. & other pensioners 2, 955 900 90
support of theArmy 3,929,766 30
SUPPORT of the NAVY e,350,789 So
Support ofthe P. O.Department5 l66, 10000
Supportof the Indian Depart. l,o59.60374
Support Of the Military Acad. 738,049 90
NAVY pensioners s6l, 100000
Forti6cations 800, 700 90
improvements in the Territories 10000 90
Miscellaneous 144, ,O25 67
Total $e4,225,0Se 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
UNITED STATES MOUSE.
coRnBR IF MARKET AVE HIGH STREET

CoRfEE II MARKET AND HIGH STREETS.
lzz89A THE subscriber having teas.
IssssIR ed the building, on the corner
.9sllI45S I NCrket end Nrgh aDpeels, fot
'sz=7''5-~ tbs purpose OF converting it IN
10 public bu,ej, wlii take possession uf
tae asma or ard after the 's. Of Aerii
proajmo. Il has been pul in cora D etc
aud lhoro"Ea rag'lr. painted aad r-fued.
nd hGylug made tie u"acg sarq arraoge~
nrols hr EJ'lers hImea,! tbGt :hjs house
will afford Ag bes, accommodation Ia
'ra7ejers and strangers whose business
may REQUIRE their presence ia lhis place.
The house is located within a lew
.'eps OF the principal STEAMBOAT LAND
ING ln'a prominent poslllon. within one
SQUARE OF lbrPUBbIc SQUARE and in The
bnsInesspart OF The town. There is a
fine, commanding view of the OHIO RIy.
sER from this house for several miles
above and below.
The travelling public will find il to
'the'r advantage to give the "Uaited
States House" call, as Its location, the
convenience to the river, and the accom-.
modatioas which will bo affrted-au
render it preferable to any other public
house in 'Sleubenvile.
The subscriber, thankful for Inc libs.
raj patronage extended to him rat tine
Black Bear Rouse,'' respectfully y'soIic.
It's a call IRON his friends and old ceustO-
mers, Rthis new location.
JAMES HANNA,
Late OF de 8 aek Bear H&tise.
>SteubehvilIe 'MaFcbt27 1916 -"S2.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-23
SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL.

We'are informed, and there is no doubt
Of the truth Of the fact, that if the people
along the line Of canal and the adjacent
country can raise asubscrpdon of S50,000,
that the work will he prosecuted to its rom
petion. The eastern stockholders will take
the balance OF the stock, and funds can
then be obtained. David Begges, esquire,
Of New Lisbon, has been in the eastern ci-
ties for some eighteen moaths, hegotiatinga
loan; and managing TIE affairs Of the COM
pany DR., Leonard Hanna, was also there
considerable time aiding Mr.. Begges.-
Meetings are now being held along the line
to raise the stock. 'Wehope twill be rails
ed; and the work driver TO its completion,
The work ia 5na OF great meritand should
receive the favorable consideration of all
the Iandhoders along, Or contiguousto the
canal line.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-23
The Missouri Justice.

Y7HE subscriber h9s IN corlsa II
4 pub icaiion and wit Issue II
the press in the curse Of tie sum-
mer. the following WORK, EMIT.
Missouri Justice beng a c~omFepdaaa
of the law relating to the powegs INA
duties Of justices Of the peace, exec
ut,rs, administrators, guardians, con-
stables and cnronerS, in the State Q.
Missouri. (adapted to the revised Law
Of 1915 with forms and precedent
for attorneys, Justices Of the peace
c~onstatles, cot, ecl; a!sOdeedS mort
cages, agreements. bills q sale, leas-
IS. pOwers Of attorney. ect. ect. eCt.
hv John II krum, Judge oftIe eighth
;1aiciaI circuit Of Missouri, ST. Lou
is. Mo.
The work is designed to furnish {
practical and ready assistan, 10 JUST
COS Of the peace. executors, admiu-
istraiOrs. curstabies. ect. ect.. in the
exercise of their respective Offices.
1t is we'll known to every one :
all acquainted with judicial proceed
ings. that certain rules Of law, and
forms ofproceeding are indispensable
| guards. established for the security o.
property and protection Of personal
rights. And this work has been pre-
pared with a view cf faciiitotlng the
proceedings and business entrusted
to those officers so as 10 enable then
to understand and administer the
law according TO the rules recogniZ-
ed in our courts. TIE practical ad-
vantage Of such works are too obvi-
| Gus to need recommendation, es2eci-
ally rs each subject has been treated
with direct reference to the recent
| revised laws Of the State of MissOu-
r..
Tie lurmSand p~recedents are de-
sjgucd rs Il plain and easy guide to
the man of business as we'll as to the
Justices OF the peace. and other OIL
GERS. In short, every citizen will
find the work a most valuable assis-
tant in all the business affairs of lie,
In us preparation. the author has
studied brevity and simplicity, and
| his subjects are Illustrated in 4 style
both agreeable aud comprehensive.
\ FISHER.
Publisher,
St. Louis April 70, 90.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-23
Revised statutes for ISEJ, and
Form Book.

This work has been issued at this Office and
embraces ALL the laws of a general character
passed by the last General assembly, and d.
rected TO be published in the revised code pub
lished under the authority of the State, also
all laws OF a general nature which we're not
revised or repealed, and have been continued
in force. These laws have been published I'M
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 the
laws has been complied with, is insertcd-) by
which it is made evidence in courts, and given
the same effect as the laws published By the
State. In addition to the avs, this work con-
tains notes Of ralercnce TO decisions OF Tho Su-
preme Court, aud reference to alterations made
from the former acts by the revised code.
There is also appended a full set Of forms,
embracing ferns and instructions for vrits,
process, deeds, wills. notes, leases, inden,ures
and nearly every instrument which Is required
in the practice of any officer, or the business
ofany person. The whole is accompanied by
a complete and compendious index, much more
full and porspicuous than that in the revised
laws of 1885.
AGENTS will in a few days visit the various
sections of the State, and will be prepared TO
supply the demand, either by wholesale or re-
tail.
Price Of a single copy, 50.
CHAMBERS & KNAPP.
ST. Louis. July It'll 1916.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-23
ruE CREED.

We believe in small farms AID
thorough cultivation. The soIl love,
"a eat rs well as it' owner. & ouGh;S
therefore to be nurtured. We be-
lJeve in large crops. which leaves the
land better than they found it-mak'
irg both the farm and farmer rich al
once. We believe in gong to the
bottom of ~thingS-and therefore in
deep ploughing. and all the better il
with a suhsoil plough. That tie best
fertility of any soil is the spirit of in
dus,rv. enterprise and intelligence
without this, lime and gypsum, bones
and green manure. mari or plaster,
will be of little use. We believe in
good fences, good barns. good farm
houses. good orchards, although they
will not be productive this year,
We believe it a~'clean kitchen. a neat
wife in il. a spinning piano; 4 clean
cuhbard. dairy. and conscience. We
firmly dishelieve in farmers that VII
notimprove: in farms that grow poor,
er every year: IN starved cattle; II
farmers boys turning int" clerks ana
merchants. in farmers gi.'s unwilling
to work-and in all farmers. a>ham-
ed of their vocation. or who drlnE
whisLey till homes, men are ASHAMED
of Them.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-23
DIED,

Near K~eytesville, Charlton co. Mo-.
on Tuesday the 18th inst, CATHAR1NE
ELIZABETH. daughter Of DR.. Thomas S.
Waters, in the 10th year of her age.
In the freshness aud beauty of child
hood was she taken from US, leaving all
who knew her 10 sorrow for the loss
which cannot be replaced, her amiable
and spriehtly disposition gave manifesto
tions of future worth and usefulness
here: but alas. there was a place in the
skies that was vacant, one other star
was needed 10 shine about the throne OF
the Great | am; and her blessed spirit,
taking flight with the morning breeze,
went 10 her God clothed with immor-
tality.
IWarrenton Va, papers please notice.
At the residence of Williamson Shaw,
Esq, on Friday the 9Th inst, of COMES
tive fever, Miss Rhoda O.. Laforce,
daughter of Rainey Laforcc, decd, in
the 26th year of her age. Throughout
her severe illness of nine days, she e.
WINGED the utmost fortitude and resig-
nation to the will Of her Heavenly Faith
er. For five or six years she has been
an exemplary member of the Baptist
Church, and died as she had lived-a de-
voted and resigned christian.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-23
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE IS hereby given, TO all cred
= itors, and all others interested IN
the estate Of the five wards Of the un-
dersigncd guardian, viz: James L. Rus
sell, Harman J. Russell, John P. Rus
sell, and Mary J. Clanton, (late Mary
J. Russell, and Susan a. PoindeXter,
(late Susan A. Russell, heirs now u
wears of age, Of Robert Russell deed.
that the undersigned will apply at the
next August term Of the Montgomery
county court Missouri, for Z final settle
ment of her guardianship with said
wards. BRIDGET RUSSELL.
Guardian.
Nav 18th, 1915. 4wl5-
Democratic banner., 1845-08-23

"HE partnership heretofore e~Xistin
l. in the name of Eastin & Rankins,
at GAINESVILLE and Platte City, expired
by Limitation. on the First day Of June.
1915. All those indebted to the finn
at GAINESVILLE, are requested TO make
payment to DIR. Columbus c. Eastin or
his agent, who is alone authorized e"
receive and receipt for the same.
JOHN B. RANkINS,
C.. D. EASTIN.
June Uh, lS45. 4wl,
Democratic banner., 1845-08-23
w
G. A II ID G..
AT LOUISIANA,

TIME subscribers havea Carding Ma
~ chine in operation, connected with
their Steam Mill, in Louisiana, and have
engaged an experienced Carder for the
season. Their charge for carcinC will
be ) cents for white wool and ! cents
for mixed per pound, payable in Cash,
or Produce at market price.
During the carding season they will
grind corn for persons bringing wool to
be carded withOm charge for grinding,
in the proportion of one buShel of corr
for every 5 lbs. of wool carded.
G.. W. jerks & Co.
Louisiana, Both May, 1915. 4wI7
Democratic banner., 1845-08-23
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

AH-u 80
IoEA'''-Ih same a"'"'"''o"
we have previously no'lce"' CONTINUES -
at'eH" the sale "' 'h'' "'''''' u" IL "'"
NC same prices "u''"s III "a
The sales nave amounted Ok N"U.' -
passed. h"" 2rF'"''"' i"e F'''" mus
f''S'" rom i''S ! o. emo avenged ;
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Democratic banner., 1845-08-23
pAIEDRIN4s

EE9IIE subscriber wishes TO inform the
Z citizens of Bowling-Gfcen and vicinity
that he has commenced the above business
IN this place. All work entrusted to his
care shall he done ia neat and fashionable
~style. Produce taken in payment OF work
ct cash prices. Work will be done at rea-
sonsble price=, and warranted to IL.
{. 4. J. WpNtCk.