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taun nten unb fur ae <etc unc suneentranheitem fre
non IN reer htifen fpruelcn dparatonen wee biz
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04

Sbiqe 9lbbonn9 i1ellt cine beutlihe 8eidaffenhci
Der Qun9e &c. in threm Qe(lnosn llno norltden 3uz
tdnoe bar, nelde Die SoaltptDr9ane te6 Soents no,
bren Vlot in Der Ge9euo Der 8ruf toben, ino bie(c
BE beuabe gang eiunehmen. Sc Inb oeren s,pet-eint
;ur Neehten uno eine slr Qinfcn. Dtee Sr9ane tint
bon weid1er Natur, IT, betehen aus blutretden Nbern
ais Vnl8 unb 9ungenabern, bic NIT Der Qutr6bre IN
Berbinbun9 lteheu uuo 70 nit benz Qeben ce5 o1n,er
R6rpers perbunben. Gte Quft5euen in Der 0un0e tint
IL iiberan8 flein unb tre Niutdcu 70 onu uuo ,art
oa8 bas 9erin9te etnoeruB oiee fleiueu Seffnunaer
pertopfen uno bas 9ltbmen hbern fam, nn6 fo[oltt
l9uiten, @nsltnou19 bcS Sdleimes 1T Der euftrSbre
ceilerfe nit ld brin9en, suleet rduffid, bic 0un
qe antefet IT, ben atenten 1T bic 9efdbrlioe Qooc BE-,
Aussebrun9 oeresen. 9efer biit Du teboftet NIT ber
erten 9ln;eid,en oieler Granfteit, ndmtdb Suifeu
gertdltnn9 &C., 70 9ebronhe 9!etd
Or. Suncan'S 9tusluurf bef0rcernoes
0et(mtttel,
e'n Mtte1 fir gerFdltuna oulten. 8lutfpeien, oals
ent;unoun9en, 1drpcre6 9lthmen, Gno6rlliofett .Se
ten u1,o Srutiteden uno fir ale eebsr l.no Qnaen.
fraufheten, oas ,der" alls 8ertcpflnoen Der Gjefd
Be oes Socms ire9ni,t unb, it bic Qunee niot ourd
uno ourd an9eltedt, 70 ,piro.es der il, crn TdQeu
lue Sehn bic Granthelt beilen nnb n ale Qe6euspr
game ueues Sebeu brin9e, ee1et bic pie[eu Gauenoeu
pom @erttFfaten lener 9uten R.ren uno bic Gmpfeb:
lun9en COLDER, Die bieie Weotsiu Ihcn eebrauet ba
ben> nno ce miro Guh beutd) weroen, bas le bas &C.
ben Ganienoer, tueldes Dem grloiheu 1ocn uabr mar
wteoer aus 9eue tdrfe uno erquicfte Suffer an BEL
oen A9enteH uno Sbr weroet gewB Sufrieoen leiu.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

nentary, on the estate Of William
b'ice, deceased, late of Pike County,
Missouri, bearing date the 18th day Of
April, is45. An i.,persons, therefore, in.
oeSted to the estate OF said deceased, are re
quested to MAKE immediate payment and
all persons hs''-s claims against said estate
are requested TO exhibit them properly su-
thenticated, within one year from the date
OF aid letters, or they may DO precluded
from having any benefit Of said estete, and
u 'eid claims are no. presented within three
years, they wiIl he forever barred
JOHN SPENCER
SAMUEL BRICE. ha
April 10Th Ie45. 4"i<'
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
= administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Rails
Co., letters Of Administration with the
will annexed, on the estate of Leon
ard Porter, deceased, bearing date
the 18th March, l845.
All persons having claims a.
1nlns, said estate, are requested TO
exhibit them properly authenticated,
within one year from the date Of said
letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit Of said es-
tate, and ifnoi exhibited within three
wears, they will be forever barred.
JAMES BUFORD, Admir-.
April l2th, 1874. Swil.
Executors Notice.
lRYOTlCE is hereby givts that The m
~ ~6srigued has tshsn out letten Testa
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Take Notice.

TT rursvaEee Of a decree Of tie CiIoui,
&scour, OF Pike County. setting as a Corr,
Of chaneery, made in the case Of JOSEPH
MACKAY, against JOHN R. CARTER &
Others. at the April Term Of said Court, A.
D., lS45. The undeuigned vii! sell to the
sighest bidder 70, Cash in hand, before the
Court house door, in the Town Of Bowling.
Green, on the frt Monday in June neIt,
betm cen the hours of9 O'Clock in the four
poon, and 5 O'Clock in the after noon OF
said day, Two Slaves, Kingston & josiah.
the fornsr now in the possession of JOHN
R. CARTER, and the latter in possession
of ROBERT HEMPHILL, TO ss,itfy the
sun Of 1921 IL, and interest on the same
hon tie condition Of said decree to the
day Of salc. The.sa:d slave Kingston is to
be hrst sold, and 10 case he should not sell
TOT sufficient to satisfy the said sum Of mon.
ey, with interest. cssh Of suit, and expeu.
yes Of sale, then the said slave josiah will
DC ne.t sold, to satisfy the same according
70 the provisions Of said decree.
JAS, o. BROADHEAD,
Commissioners,
'"ay the 900, 4 w-13 3
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Goodsi Goods!!

eisyS'l F arar:ssnr uauid especially in
Fs to5fn 'hei' frerfs aad ~" pub,Ir goa
c'''ig, that 'hey haze lately received a
vel elected as-ottmert Of sta pie und fan
c, Goods, such asis usually found IL couu-
Try Strres: con-.,ting al Div Goods, Gsoce.
r"~. Hardware, Queen's ware. Boots,
'S"'', "c-. &c. All Of which they are De
''''aineh 90 sell as low for cash or produce.
az ny other establi hmrnt in the country e.
Bacon, fea:hets, Beesvnx, Isllow,
ife', Sock. large si.es,J Butter. and all
Kinds OF merchsn'sbie produce taken in CT.
"hshre for Goods, for which the highest
cash pnce will be given.
STAEEY g. CROW.
N.t'sy Nav The ~. lsi5. 2m.-f3
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Regular Semi-Weekly Packet
L. S. MAI. A.,
Es0geRs.
BERNARD. .arsle1,

",i 'esvs St Lcuistn WeGnesd.ysasa
and Saturday,. ftS n'cloeE, =. Il. Return.
ing, viii leave Keokus every Sunday ana
Thursday, at 4 O'clock. P. NJ, warsswsna
AieIandns s.a: Tul!y ct 8; Lagrsuss At
Hrn.;saHs days. Quincy on Monday
md Friday. 81 8 O'Clock. =. H.: Marion
City atS, I. N usnc;ha. .. 10, Lnuisiana
at ~, X: and clsrssvi!ls %, +, ? X, 81 &c
days.
he sorssi. No :. ori' hull, expressly
TOT the trade, win srsst speed. and rery ,u-
pes,o' accommodate. fh' passenger, WI.
az zee opening Of narisa ton, ,ske the p.,~.
OF the soxeas. and may pc relied en- for the
sams p'onptasss. regularly. asd after hon
to passenger md shippers, a, heretofore.
March 9Th le45. G
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Geo. Wilson,

Wholesale and Re.na Dealer ~
rugs, Medicines, fsin,s, Oils, DYE
stuffs, Perfumery, Window Glass,
and Surgeons Instrumen;s.
No. s, Main STREET,
ST. Louis, Mo.
D.AH articles il our line Of bust.
ness will be sole al the very lowest Cash
prices. In exchange, will be taken
Bee'wax, Ginseng. and Wheat.
Jan. 81, 1870. en- !
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE CHEROKEE ADVOCATE.

The CHEROKEE NArIox. PRopa,E
Ross. ErlroR.
TINE above is the title of n news
paper, published a, TABLE, euAH.
Cherokee nation. the FIRST nrmher of
which vas issued about the middle of
August last.
The object Of lie counciI. of the
nation. id providing Tor the publica-
ton Of the Che,.kee Advocate, is the
physical, moral anu. intellectual ims
provrment of the Cherokee people
II will be devoted TO these ends, and
TO the defence Of those rights reco9-
nized as belonging 10 :hem in trsa.ies
legally made. at different times with
the United States, and Of such meas
ures as seem best calculated to SEE
cure their peace and happiness, pro-
mote their prosperity, and elevate
their character as a distinct com.ru-
nifty.
In commencing and Sustaining &
public journal in :he nation, its sue
cess must depend very mitch upon
the kind feelings, libera'iiy and pat
ronage Of the citizens Of the United
States. Among them we are sssur.
ed there exists generally q desire that
the Indians should be deal, with u,-
On just and !itera! principles, a live
ly sympathy in their cheqaered ca
reer, and a deep Unrest in their char
acter, condition AID DESTINY. lsnur-
ance o. ;ae;r ct1di:;cc, opinions, rnst
cislms, has been 10 them fou7ts;n
of mony wrongs: c fountain from
Which they have been forced 10 drink
many bitter Srausl.ts.
From this cause, reasuresof pnii-
cy in themselves unjust, and highly
destructive 10 their peace AMI pres
poets, have been conceived ard per
sisted / 10 their Accomplishments.
With singular fer.insci;y. by these
from whom they have right 70 ex-
pee, and claim protection. |, will
therefore, be tie aim Of those having
charge Of thu Advocate, 10 enlighten
public sentineE', as- far as possible.
as 10 the feelings. wishes and proper
expectations Of the Charokees.
And while il is Intended 20 make
the paper national in its one AID
character, abstniniug from eli! patti
zanship : n the internal politics OF the
nation, it will nevertheless be open
10 full but courteous discussions Of
any measures of Policy On the part Of
the United States. which touch upon
Or effec, .he rights and interests, rot
only Ct The CaereksssI-u,-al so-ni
red brethren.
TERMS.
The Cherokee Adroca,e wiI be
On CT imTcria, stes,. with
lew type, both English and Cbcro-
Zee, once every week, at s. per an
'um, payable in advance. And 10
hose subscribers. who read onIy the
language, I. 50 per anrun,
n advance.
Advertising vi! &c done Oh the u
uai terms.
Cherokee Nation. Sent, 1874.
WILLIAM r. ROSS.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Strayed or Stolen
May the 10th. I845.

EROM the subscriber, living on
IL Noix Creek, five miles north OF
reen; on the night OF the
End of May. A white horse about
IS l.9 hands high, skin inclined to
be spotted. For the recovery OF
said horse, | will give. FIVE dollars:
THEODORE NJ. RAY.
May tho srd, ls45. Owls.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
THE THOROUGH BRED JACK
Carder Wanted.

'TNHE subscriber wishes TO employ a
good Carder for The pressn. sesson ,
and will psy good wages for one that
cab come well recommended. Call on
the undersigned at Spe~ncerburg, Pike
county, Mo.
J. NJ. WEATHERFORD.
April 10th. le45. tf-l2
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
SCHOOL,!

THE present session Of the Bowling
d Green Academy. will close, on
Tuesday next. MAY 2ls..) The ex-
animation wiIl commence G, 2 O'Clock,
PM. All who feel interested in the
prosperity Of the school, are respectful
" invited 10 attend.
The next session will commence OF
Wednesday, the 4,h Of Juae.
Terms per session, Of 8 mouths:
Elementary & English branches, So 90
Higher branches. 500
Classics, 6 90
applications for the mex. session
should be made Immediately. SO tia. nee.
essary books nay be supplied without
delay. All books for the use ofthc scs.oal
viii be furnished at St. Louis, q. whole
sale prices wheE prompt payment is made
JOHN HUBBARD.
May i7th, lS45. Evils.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Rates OF Advertisin9,

II For one square of fifteen lines
or under, n insertion, IS cents, for
each subsequent insertion, SO cents.
II A liberal deduction to those ad.
vertising by the year.
IL Advertisements not marked with
the number of insertions required, will
BE continued until otherwise ordered.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Terms Of the Banner,

For a single copy, in advance, 81 90,
if not in advance but during the year,
81 80, if after the expiration Of the
year. $500. Fer a club of Six subscri.
bers, in advance, $40. For Ten sub.
%scribers, in advance, SIS 90.
y All letters to the Editors, BY
nail, must be POST PAID.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Office 10 hereby given to eli interested
~ IN the estate ofJsns' Davis, Deesas ed,
taat the undersigned will apply at the next
5ohs tern Of the County Court of Pike
rooaty Missouri for a 6nsl settlement ofhis
Executor ship Of said Estate.
Al DAVIS. Ear
APtil 18th ls45. Avl2
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all per,
~ sons interested in the estate oi
Joshua Henley. Decd, that the un
will apply at the mex, June
term Of the county court Of Pike Co.
Missouri, for a final settlement of her
administration of said estate.
FANNY HENLEY,
Administrative.
May the 10th. l845.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
The ship Fsrwell cleared at Mobile
a few days ago for Canton. With q cargo
of PISA bales Of cotton.

"My voice is STILL for war,"as the
soldier said when The ball struck him
on the heed.--Reveilie.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
NOTICE
To Slave Ownersi

THE hishes, cash prices ~i'i be
l. paid for male O. female slaves be.
tween the age Of fifteen and thirty,
by applying to Thomas E. Wells.
Auburn, Nc. For !u.lher par,icu
lars apply to
N P MrHoa, Bowling Green, Mo.
John SNsAraEN, Troy,
D DRAeEs, Louisiana,
May.l0Ih, laA5, ,f--I4
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
iet .: cttegs-

% Eaa'.i-EG T., ttf Ta-'. Esg "a, bcw
"a asr Green, M5.,o4 Il" ais,- day It
Apr. l7t1; which Il not tAtsn out
es,h,u 'hra~ wra't., rri hs sen,to tue Gen
eral East rf:ce 81 dead letters:
sr.;h A"e-. David Miller,
,Ee-.- N:il1,, wr. rrG'rpi.,
NJ -'afharip. BIfu.a, Mn Oldham.
Nm x Bee-, Ma'ilia tutohe,t.
John II Browp, , Ne.e"n P,rre,
Col r Boon, John Ross,
Adam Bransietter. Thomas River,
l. J Btanstette-, B%rIIamin R"binsou,
Rev W Crockett, John Stewart,
Walter Crow, Samr Schooner,
WIN Clifton Eliza J Sockk
VIM II Fry Saml C Stevens
Turna Gooch james Turner
Thomas GraffoId &c Todd
] N Henderson Hartman Utterback
WIN Hord Alley Washam
WIN. Hutchinson WIN Waters
Der in min Humes VIM Willis
Andrew HHddock Jobn Ware
Euoch Hendrix WIN vaughn
JOSEPH Herritrge NJ" mana JOHNSON
Andrew s Love Johnson Lacy
H.G. EDWARDS, Pm
All, Eth 1aA5. 3wlO
spanish and MeIe segars,
MANUFACTURED and CONSTANT,
lV on hand and for sale at st. Loui'
prices, by J.. Linder, Louisiana, Pix
county, Mo.
/ December l4th, 1874.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
EAIEOHIU0a

EBSHE subscriber VIKINGS TO inform the
- citizens Of Bowling Green and VICINITY
:hk' he has commenced the above bu Iue,'
IN tbs place. All work entrusted TO hit
care shall be done 10 peat and fa,hionatls
style. Produce taken in ray ment of work
at cash prices. Work will be done al re-
nsb!e price,, and warranted 20 St.
c. A. J. WOMACK.
March Sth. ls45, 3u6
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

Notice.

4 Ii Use having demands against
the Es;nie Of William f. TiHs,ey,
dcceased, IRE -ereby requested 10 pre-
fe.t heir c.ain us 4ttrea next county court.
as Their is probability that they may
re sc,'ie- 'lmedia alr.
CHAS. Bacon, Admir-.
ArTG Ira, l94S. It'll
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
THEOPHiI.USFISK,)
JESSE E.. DOW. EDITORS
TERMS:

Daily paper by the year, in nd
vance. ..... $40 90
for less than a year. 81 per
month.
Semi Weekly paper by the year. in
advance. 500
e" for less than a yenr, so cts.
per month.
Weekly paper by the year.. 2 90
for six months. ....Ioo
Subscriptions to the Daily for les,
than two, to the Semi-Wesk|y for
less than four, or to the Weekly for
less than six, months. will not be re-.
ceived.
If not paid within the year.. the
Daley paper will be Sl2, the Semi.
Weekly Sc, and the Weekly 50 so
a wear.
Subscribers may discontinue their
papers at my time by paying for the
time they have received them. But
NOT WITHOUT.
Those who subscribe for q vesr,
and do not, at tho time Of srbscrib.
ing, order a discontinuance at The end
of it, will be considered subscriber.
until they order the paper TO be dis.
continued.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

ALL OF which the undersigned offers
10 The public. at his old stand in Louis
lana, made of materials just laid in at 81.
Ita!'. and a. prices that cannot fail to
-! rose who wish to purchase
1nHn III! to those who have heretofore
erc~nr'eed him, the undersigned still
s.'icl's i. share of public patronage in
- Inc; and if good work and good ma
terialS arc o have any influence with
purchasers he defes being Blocked.
o. c. TINKER.
hpTi! 18Th, lS45 tf--l2
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
S %a1s3Z3.
~ { RANDOLPH. Master,

~ :. ESN Ct'-J II fbafir!I
VII leave =, Louis on Mondays a:a
Thursday at I o'c!ack, p NJ. Return
ing, VIII leave keokna on TUESDAYS AID
/ riday> a; 8 o'clock, p NJ: Warsaw and
Alexandria al 8; Tul!y at Sane Lagrange
at 9 O'Clock, P NJ, a,ne day; Quincy on
Wednesdays 4 Satur ,ays, nj 3 o'clock,
A NJ; Msrson City a, 9; a NJ; Hannibal a,
10. A NJ; louisiana al 3, p N; and Clarks-
vile al 4, P y, same days.
The Die Vern,.n having been built at
ST, Louis exdressly iIr The arade, with
superior accommodations. may be relied
upon by shippers and passenger, for the
polite attention and pron,tness
which characterized her during the last
season.
Passengers will pi>aSe Be on board at
The hour advertised, a> there Nil be no
detention beyond sha, time
May lob 1875. "a.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
TIVE IEMocRATIc BANNER

Is Published every Saturday Morning
at 8OwIing.Green, by
s. F. MURRAY & A. ]. PICKENS.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Wool Carding!

RESfIE subscriber thankful for the liberal
Oh patronage heretofore extended him.
would respectfully infcIn has old customers.
aud the public generally, that his machine
having gore through a thorough repaid. j.
nov ready "a operation: and II.
he intends giving it hi. peUonnl attention.
be feels .sti'fei in being able to render Gen
era! satisfnetiun to all who may favour him
with . call. HIS prices are as low n. any
ether machine ia the ncighbothooa. All
kinds OF merchs1tsblo prtduce taken az
csth prices, or I will take toll
MARTIN STALEY.
MAY the Sd, ls45. 4w-l3
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
Public Sale.

WiIL! &c sold 10 the highest BID
~ ,.uS" y he 3ist o: May, at ny
reE'dcnce in IKE county. Mo, Six
miles south of BonIing-Green, the
personal property Of Mslinda Sum.
"n"s', DECD, consisting Of house
told E kitchen furniture, one horse
Gu Z credit If twelve month";. All
II o7er FIVE dollars, FIVE & under,
cast in hsna. Purchasers giving
t0gd E. approved security.
ROBERT SUMMERS, Adm.
May the I0th, ie45.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
DIED

In Buffalo Township, in this county,
on Thursday last, Mrs. HANNAH
CUNNINGHAM, aged about As years.
In this place, on Saturday evening
last, Mr.. BURDINE CORREL.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
l.
Cheap Establishmen t,

Saddles, Brides, Mar
tingals, Buggy and
Wagon Harness, COL
lars, Wagon whips,
Saddle Bags, and all
the articles usually
found in a Saddier shon
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17
PREACHING.

Rev. Walter McQuie, will preach in
Bowling Green, (atthe court house, on
the second Sabbath in June, at 4 O'Clock
P. NJ. May l7th, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-17

TOT PUBLISHING, IN the city OF Wash.
Ington, a new daily, semi weekly,
and weekly, Democratic Republi
can paper,,osbe entitled,
T II N.
BY JESSE E. BOW, & co.
The first number OF cur new 20.
per will be issued on the FRS, OF May
next, with an entire new d.ess-new
type, fine white paper, with other
important alterations and improve
meats. The paper will be devoted
TO q fearless exposition OF democratic
principles i, will zsalously and I'm
remi,'ingly oppose each and every
effort 20 establish a mammoth mon
archy bank and mischieyous corpo
rations and consultations of wealth,
which subvert the rights Of the PEG.
PIE and undermine the pillars Of the
republic; it wil oppose an oppressive
and anti republican tariff system, the
assumption Of The State debts by the
general government, and all other
federal principles which have an in
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