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RATS! RATS! RATSI
MEATH ON RATSii-The blessed III

Wv M ..-1u " OLcSSCu uISS
- covery has at last been made, after the lapss
of six thousand years, for Kidding mankind of that
troublesome animal, the rat, so dangerous to the
welfare and well-being Of Cupboards, safes, pan
tries, bake-shops, meat cellars, and in short any
place where things may be eaten, gn.wed, or de.
stroyed, can be found.
This great friend to man operates BY produe.
ing a kind of madness. which prompt, the Attest.
ed indiriduul to bite all Of his species he chances
to meet. which bite is certain death. Call at DR..
ATWOOD'S, No. 6 South Main St., St. Louis.
andtry for YOURSELF the ninth wonder ofthe worA'
We, the undersigned, having witnessed The
wonderful effects produced by sAtwoOd's Rat
Destroyer cheerfully give our names, certifying
ito its unparalleled efficacy:
Guild s. Dorwart, John Mcdowell
Charles Lewellin, Conacr & Work,
f. L. Pottle & Co. Boswell & Gordon,
RH Condor, ESQ. Richard Wood,
John A. M'Cleiiand Bol. Y. Tistale, !. ..
John Somers.
Saint Louis. Mo-, Oct %. 1916. jv24'46
For sale at n. B. ATWOOD'S, No. 6 South
Main Street, Saint Louis, and cen be had at no
other place in the citr or county.
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UNITED STATES MIL PACKET,

For GAINESVILLE. Louisiana, Hannibal, Marion
City, Quincy. Lagrange, FULLY, Alexandria,
Warsaw and kcokua.
FETlIE new, elegant. light dranglt and FIST
running passenger steamer, OCEAN
,WANE, JAMES WHITNEY, Jr., ,Iasfer,
will run regularly from 81. Louis TO the above
mentioned ports. touching at all the intermediate
landings; leaving 81. Louis on Tuesdays and Fri
laws. Il > o'clock p. NJ.
RETURNIEG-Shc will leave Kcokuk on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 5 O'clock p. VI;
Warsaw, Alexandria. Tully and Lagrange same
evenings: Quincy on Thursdays and Sundays,
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ: Marion City. HANNIBAL. lou
i~si1aa, Cl,rk>,illc and Bsiiry's Landing, same
days.
Pains having been taken 10 render the above
ipac&ct IL every way superior in accommodation
and speed, t,srthcr with the utmost punctuality
in the time Of arrivals and departures. shippers
and passengers can fully rely upon the present
arrangement. II F,r f.c:sh! Or passage anrly
"l - -.
h;7il 2:Itl,, isE.
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From the Washington Times.
ALL u,I-If IN pARNO


MULTCm IN PARNO.
Baltimore C5nrentior.-All Of Texas
and all Of Oregon. We nominate Polk.
Polk.-I go it!
People.-We 90 it, and elect Polk.
Presidential elected. Our title to Or
on is clear and unqucstionable.
Peoplc.-You'r right, go ahead.
Polk to Congr. ss.--I offered 49for GER
tain rcasons-Bull refuscd--l took back my
offer, and am now free to say, our title is
!good-ask Buck?
Teople.-What say You Eack?
Buck,-Therc's no mistake-our title is
good to all of Oregon.
People.-You're right uck-we believe
you, for you've nothing but your country
to provide for. ,
ii. of Rive are from the oeoPle-and
for the notice.
Senate.-Thcrc arc MANY considerations
we doubt.
Pecple.-TLcnw wei doubt YOU.
NORTH WEST.
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A LOVE LETTER.

The following precious bilietdoux was
ipickcd up in the streets a few evenings
since. 1t is without address, and lest Its
contents should be lost to the backward
sw ain for whom ii was intended, we take the
liberty of publishing ii:
az dccris ~s,csctis Gucbey:-i am happy
10 hear from YOU so oltcn-it affords me sch
crate plcsher. Yu always was SO deer to
me and hope Will u II be deercr.
Yu know | never limited nothing about
marriage. and Inevcr mean to-takc your
Iown time for that. | shall always remem.
her the old sayin' procrastination is the thloi
loft time, but mutEer SEE nothing should b.
done in a hurry butketchin' fees.
The fondcst wish of my heart is that we
NAV sumo become one. Do you ever read
lFrSuklin's Extracts; his remarks concern,
in marriage is delyghtful;-~it refrcsIesand
stirs up the fountain Of my sou:-and cauS-
les me to look forward witt. bright artlc'paa-
itions to the tyne when We shale be maHe
lone flesh, and be locked in eech others arms
THAR to remain until death shall sever the
Icord that holds US together. lie seq when
this is done our hearts ouGhtto assemble one
another in cvecxPcct-shcy oushtto be het-
le~regenius so that our union may be miXin D
well as unitin-noi Ike oil and water, bat
like tea and sugar.
Truly I can feel for the mortal Watts,
when he SCI:
The rows is red the vilc.s blew,
Sugars sweet and so are YOU.
Mother sez matriInony Is deligitfal-t
Ia 100 times better than singleti'cncss.-
But
Iremain I'LL deth or marriage
Your own sweet shugar candy.
MARY ANN.
n. B. I had 4 kussin married last mon
dy, and she seems to intimidatc there an
nothin' compared with marriage.
Your Sweety M. A.
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A SURPRISE

A young mar of eighteen or twenty, a
student in a university, took a walk one
day with q professor, who was commonly
called the Students friend, such was his
kindness to the young man under ~instruc-|
tion. t
While they were out walking together.
and the professor was seeking to draw the
conversation to grave subjects, they saw
apair Of old shoes lying in their path, which
they supposed belonged to a poor man who,
was at work in a field close by, and who
had nearly finished his days work.
The young student turned to the profess
sor saying, ''let US play the man a trick, we
will hide his shoes and conceal ourselves
behind those bushes, and watch to see his
pcrplexity when he cannotf find them"
"My dear friend" answered the profess
sor, eve must never amuse ourselves al
the expense of the poor. But you are rich
youmay give yourself anuch greater plea
sure by means Of this poor man. Put a dol
lar in each shoe, and then we will hide our
selves.
The student did SO, and then placed
himself with the professor behind the bush
es close by, through which they could east
ly watch the laborer and sec whatever won
der or Joy ne might express.
The poor man who had soon finished his
work, and came across the field to the pati
where he had left his coat and slices. Will,
he put OF his coat he slipped one foot in one
of the shoes, hut feeling something hard he
stopped down and found the dollar. As.
Constituent and wonder were seen upon his
countenance; he gazed upon the dollar
turning it around, and locked again nnd
again; then he looked around him on al
sides but could see no one. Now he put
the money in his pocket and proceeded to
put on the other shoe; but how great was
his establishment when he found the OTHER
dellar. His feelings overcamc him; he fell
upon his knees, looked up TO heaven anG
uttered 4 loud, a fervent thanksgiving, in
which he spoke Of his wife, sick aad help.
less, and his children without bread, whom
this timely bounty from some unknown
hand had saved from pcrish;ng.
The young man stood there deeply affect
ed, and tears filled his eyes.
"Eow," said the professor, care you no
much better pleased than if you had play
ed your intended trick"
go, dearest SIR" answered the youth
ssyou have taught me a lesson now that
will never forget. feel now the truth o
the words which never before understood
sit is better to give than to receive"
We should never approach the poor bu
with the wish to do them good.
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= S T AN "a S.

Eenevcr more may meet, hilary
Years have have between Us rolled,
ind hearts that lorcd Us dearly once,
In distant graves are cold;
and all the friends of youth, Mary,
The deeply tried and true,
Are scattered like the flowers that smiled
When ch;l3hyol's feelings grew.
Our hearts were like the buds, Mary,
That simple Nature wc2ves,
And III feelings then together rum,
hike dew-drcps on the leaves:
But our hearts have like the buds, Mary,
Been yithered long ago,
AND feelings like the stainless der,
We ncver mere Hay know.
know not ii your heart, Mary,
BE altered in lis ruth;
Or if it still retains for me,
One feeling of Thy youth;
VI uLstdIISS GIL Wv luCS 1tSIfr
And time can waste away
The dearest ttirSs OF love ana borc,
That blossom in DIR way.
But fresh and green to me, Mary,
A.c childhood's memories vet:
And / have wished a thousand times
l only could forget:
But, still those shades like s~pirit-bands,
Come stealing back TO me-,
And highland day Ike fairyhOur',
Keep whispering CT thee.
We never more may meet Mary.
Iwould moi if we might;
For time and change must make nc now.
A stranger in thy sight:
Far better dream VIC are the friends
We parted long ago
With a shade upon thy heart that Knocked
The Light upon thp brow.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors or
others interested in the estate Of Henry
lnlu,y. dec',I, Ia: 1t tlr nr:t June term Of the
PIKE county Court | shall make \ final settlement
,r>.il estate as administrator thereof, when and
those Interested can attend.
WI. NJ. Inflow, Aiministrato
April II, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-02

E. L.. G. Julson, the individual who Filled Mr..
Porterfeld, was discharged irOn prison on yes
terday, and Immediately left the city on board the
steamboat California, bound COZ Pittsburgh, where
his father resides, who, it is sail, is regarded IS
aYalaable AMI highly respectable citizen. We
learn there WAS no effort by Po5terfield's friends
to prosecute Judsoa.I[Nashville OthopOlitan'
l1lh,
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DEATH OF CAPT. DRANE.

We regret to learnthe death Of Capt. Drane, q
the g. $. Arny,in command Of Fort Miflin, be-
low Philadelphia. He died on the 18th after .
long and severe illness. Capt. Drane was con-
sidcred an excellent officer; he lad seen mucl
s~errice, especially inthe Florida war. where he
Gi.tinKfiahe3 himsslfhy bis courage.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-02
CANDIDATES..

We arc authorized 10 announce WV. II. RopIH-
son, as a candidate fey Tic Office of Constable. Of
BufE,io Township. at the ensuing August cleo
tior.
II We are authorized to Announce Ii.
G. EDwARns, CT Bo~iing-Grecn as a can
.didate for County Justice.
We arc authorized TO announce L.o.ARr
lar. RoDGERs, as a candidate for the o1ics n
CONSTABLE of Cuivre Township, at the eli
sning August Election.
We sre authorized to .nrounce Jo-. =
IMrLaoy as a candidate fer the office orAsscss"
lof Pike county at the ensuing August election.
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Notice.
Ard II. SO.

w TEHE.l%, H:orr,nan u. Eits"a obtained
w ::.i now ilol!s :. ioil.t aolc from jams
Stone ard thc undersigned ('i;oscs +. Clare
;!atch Aarch !a;.n, lao, payable fonr months af-
ter date, f." he sun Of !: % II consideration for
a RIGHT 10 max" ana vcnd ~ccriain Ploushs il GER
tam counties III nil>s"".;, ~.-- hoy, --ny on"
,i.,rr vas o!taincd 10 said note iy misrcprr>entS-
It'ou .stntI: luc AMI qualities Of said patent
.'Io1~h; III; Is therefore, to give notice that
vii, III ~ 81. .,otc, nor any part thereof TO any
, :. rsan in!u wl.sse hands socyrr it may PASS
The public ale. therefore caitiotIcl .giinst trad
ing fer said note, 30 far IS ] am concerned oI
interested. asthc consideration for Said note has
~entirely failed and asI will not pay any portion
of said no.c unless | shall he compelled 10 Go sc
by law.
MOSES 7. CLARE.
Louisiana, Pike e., No.
April 18th. 1916. CT.
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CAPT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CAPT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vi are favored Wit. the following extract o!
"a letter, says the Union oc the 10th, receive, j"
Washington, from 'J"Iapa," Mafchz1Ii,. l~:G:
Letters from .mIzat!anof the 4;h inst. state
that CAPT. l'rcIrc.t, with his corps oI olscrrI-
ition, arrived! at Suffer- >ettleEarIt. on the Sacr.,
imento. early il. j~anaary; he is said 10 Law. dis
a good wagon roa'l to Oregon, Which is
inucll sli.2ltcr thai any heretofore travelled. IL,
had gone tic Monterey. in Upper C:.li.o:.ia. lcsv,
ling his corps on the Sacranu, MO
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Final settlement.

ATOTICE is hereby given to all creditors OF
others interested in the estate of VIM. A.
.Chapa!ier, deceasca., that at the next June term OF
the Pike county CourtI shall make final set
Element Of said estate as Executor thereof
when and where those Interested can attend.
WIN. II. LONG.
Executor.
April %, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-02

IT G. n. McCONAHA, Killarney and
Counsellor at Lane, ami Solicitor IN Chan
Gerry, will attend the Circuit Courts ofPike,
Lincoln, Rails, and Marion. If the peoples
cases have any merits he pledges himself to
gain them.
GAINESVILLE, Missouri, Feb. 2Sth, 1876.
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/. B. Burbbavge's

TINTED States Newspaper Subscription and
advertising Agency and Proprietor of the
old established Real Estate. Negfu, Money Agen.
ey and Intelligence Office, Saint Louis, Mo.
N. B.-Post paid letters. including a fee Of one
Dollar, soliciting information and intelligence will
receive an answer in return.
l.. B. BCRBBAGE, Gen. Agent.
St. Louis, No., 1886.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-02

HAVING this spring, made an ex-
~tensive addition to my store, which makes
the entire lenght from front to rear "one
hundred and fifty feet" 150.) Ihave man
ufactured a much larger stock this spring
than | have ever before done in any one
season, and have received over three hum
bred cases Of clothing already, and shall
continue to receive fresh supplies weekly
h roughout the season.
All of my spring and summer stock is
made up in a far superior style to any ever
before brought to the city, and it is warrent-
ed to fit better than any ever brought
west.
This spring I an determined to sell cloth
ing at Lower Prices than any other Cloth
ing House in the West possibly can, there
tore | hazard nothing in saying that | intend
to sellmore clothing than all the other hou-
Ises together in St Louis. And am con-
IidentI can do it, from the many advanta-
SesI possess.
"Purchasing my goods fromth i'm
~porters in the City of New York for cash"
! IL Experimenting the manufacturing o.
my sleek myself:
- have been in the business for the
ast 70 urtcen years.
IF I sell for nothing but CASH or city
acceptance, | therefore have no bad debts
to make up off of cash customers.
II Country merchants supplied on tine
most reasonable terms. Alargc assortment
made up expressly for the wholesale trade.
II Strangers visiting the city, will bear
in mind that | have but one store, which is
No. III MAIN STREET, a large ia on
the top of the house, which can be seen
fromalmost any part Of Main street, a stone
flag across the pavement in front OF the
store, with the name of Martin, on it.
have the deepest store in the city, a
large looking glass in the back end of the
store, where customers can have an OPP
portunity Of seeing and judging Of the cut
and style of the clothing, which they may
buy for themselves in my establishment.
Citizens and strangers will bear il mind,
that it is no trouble to show goods, and that
| will be pleased to have them call in and
look through the Largest Stock Of Ready
Made Clothing in this or any other state.
JOHN r. MARTIN,
ia, (Main Street, St. Louis, Mo.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, thAtthe under.ign-
ed has obtained Of the Clerk Of the County
Count of Pike county, letters of Administration
on the estate of Reps Martin, deceased, bearing
date Feb. %, 1886.
All person, indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. All person.:
having claims against 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 benefits ofsaid estate,
and if not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
JOHN II. HUGHES, Admir-.
, April II, lst6. :
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The steamer Oregon Tan anthc ross at liuri-
gate. near New York. on the night Of tic lTth IL
lstart. Loss Sl4O000. Sc VISA msGriiiceI.:
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II ! PORTER. .7Hrnty at LAIR,
Bowlia ,-Grccn No, regularly attends the
Circuit Courts Of Fikr. Ra Is, Lincoln,
Warren, ard Montgomery.
Feb. 2Sth, 1876.
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|. ALBERT NEWBERRY.
No. -, Main Street, ST. Louis, Missouri,
EEAs CONSTANTLY on HAND ofkis
otrn .Manutacturing, a Wholesale and Retol
supply of TIN and COPPER WARE, Shsse-
Iron, Hrr. STOVES, CRATES, and evoy 9th.
er article an that line Of business, II Cheap for
Cash. iva
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B-SMITH S. ALLEN. 4Horney q
Lac, BowL1NG-GREEN, Mo-, will attend to
all business entrusted to him with care and
Irromptitudc,.
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ys autcd at this Ofrict

Two intelligent. active Toys, hrtween Y and
- wears o. sgc, rs apprentices. Apply immedi-
stciv.
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MAXIM G.

'TIIE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has again commenced the
business in all its various branches at ms
residence three miles south west Of Ashley, Mo.
lie will also make to or,icr Spinning Wheels,
Chairs. Sc. He ~flatters himselltO be- ableto give
general satisfaction TO all who may give him a
call in the above business, in price and quality
Give me a call.
A. ODEN.
Feb. Z 1916.
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NJ DOCT. WILLIAM II. WATERS
BowLrNG-GrErN, Mo-, o~ficeone door West
of the Missouri Inn.
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~ CHEAP C.4SH BOOKSTORE.ET

u + n II i II u
iNNvHoLEsALE and RETAIL Bookseller and
w SrArIoxER, No. l2l Main Street, Saint
Louis, Mo-, keeps on hand a~splendid assortment
of School, Lnr. Medical and Miscellaneous Booksi
jQuills. Ink, Waters, Steel Pens an States; Writ
ing and Wrapping Papersi Blank Books ia great
variety, together with every other article in his
line Of business. I5-Books bound in te best
manner. Call and exanine-No. l24; Main ST.
loui, No
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IN. P. MINOR, attorney at Lar.
|BowL1NG-GnrES, Mo.-oilice in the Court
House.
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Wh,. ~. Wise. erwin &. TIMER.
ENEip CASH STORE.

49,, rsicncd hrving associated them
selves :. n" Mr. -!ti'e business, announce
- ;h.ir ir:. u !, N IKE an!thc ..Iioining counties
that - / =, r.~ni q IN! ~" how opening ~
the tonn o. i.D;l>liNi. a we'll selected ali
-H..Ci.i a..nItmG.t Of
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PROFESSION Il; CARDS.

u. W. b;-Ch%TE. IL. I. EloApCCS.
HTCKNER s BROADDUS.
ATTORNI rs AT La w,
Bowling-Grccn, Mo,
Will attend tie Circuit Courts Of Ma
:nn, Rails, Pike, Lincoln. Montgomery
Warren and st. Charles. Business entrust-
Il to either will receive their joint attention
April II, 1916.
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Slaves. SIaveS!!

Slaves: SIaVes!!
T(HE best cash prices will be pail for slaves
& between the age OF fifteen and thirty. APP
N.P. MINOR, Bowling Green
JNO. SNEATIIEN, Troy.
Doc. 9th, 1916. II.
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L53;x @sqG9*z,s. S>Toccric>
AYcc~~vare, Hardware.
35"a~%t,!;i>;, and TlcsliciI!cs
.:hi.h th,v W. determined TO SELL III
S.AU PEOFTTS FOR CASH. We in
wife onr irica!s % call end sec our Goods and
prices before turcira>:'g elsewhere.
Wise l. Tinker.
ATc.i II, 'EH;.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11


Messrs Editors Painful a. the task may be- deem
my duty TO announce through your paper, the death Of
RoBzRr CURRIE CUTLER, Esq
After on illness Of one month he depar,d this fe at his
residence IN this place. Saturday the Dist day Of the
last month"; at o'clock 2. NJ, in the SD year Oi his ags
lie Of the Oldest residents Of this village having
removed hither IN the year 1911, from Hsusonburg in
Rockingham County where he born the ih day Of
February, 1884,
Prior to the adoption Of our present Judicial SYSTEM he
had, Tor several Year,, acted Deputy Clerk In both the
Courts in this County under his friend s. Garland Esq
Al the hfsi term Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Nelson County he was appointed Clerk
o. that Court by the Hon Lucas r. Thompson the Judge
Of this Judicial Circuit He was in The actual performance
Of his duties durng our last superior Colt when extreme
Illness compelled him TO desst, and once confined him
to his bed which he exchanged only Tor "decp damp
vault" lie rests from his Iab0urs
A. officer he had few. n any, cqui- nc was Clerk
or Secretary ic every public body n the county.
lie was man Of hne sense, and possessed much gene
raj Information, having collected large mscol anco1s IT,
bray during his lifetime.
If he ever had enemy tits unknown 70 the writer Of
iis article, who knew him long. lie fine social qualities
hn wit and hum,ur cEhuu1toss 10 their w. made him
agreeable TO every circles 10 thoss associated with him m
business they relieved labor Of 10 edum and 10 Inc CHI
zens who visited the Office they rendered on Attendance
/ there pioasant pasumc.
The more sterling Characterstos but not less pyomi.
nen ana snkng 81 UNIFORM and unwavonng integrity Of
purpose and honesty Of intention and conduct have sna
bed hum 70 leave 10 bic family the her'zr NJ good name
wrost from them.
Tie le large family who havs the varmest sympsthos
Of this community IN their aiio'1n. widow and siT
niaat children vii. most kecny feel The Ios1 Of husband
and iaiher the kndos tbc most LIBERAL ,le most indul
| CONT
tie anxiety 0i our citizens his latc and their fond
ne's or him. waf unaffected b. the unfeming au,aton
winch was shown hun night aud day during BIZ pr1fae
ted ilncs' and hc sadness and with which The,
ass mbcd and mmued him 20 he oug home.
NAY the recollection n h.s lev iaiI0gs be buried wl
him Who has ihcm uot1 They leaned to virtues eide
| Ours be the gsntor wsh the kinder task
TO give the tribute merit need not ak
| 10 mourn tfo vanished beam, and add orr mite
| Oi proise, in payment o. long delight
II National lntciigeneor snd Lyhchburg vHzbis
will please copy W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
The Red Land District.

We owe the Wings Of the ALRENARLE Congressional
District apology for omission. the hastily written
article in yesterdays paper enumeratng the Districts
Spring With a mesgre majority in favor OF the present
incumbent at the last election, under circumstances
calculated draw the Wing strength OF the Dis
rict though the candidate OF that party every way
worthy OF their cordial and undivided support, and but
for the apathy which then every where prevailed the
Wing ranks, would have received who doubt that
vigorous effort redeem this District Spring will
prove successful For entertain the sanguinc
confidence Of a triumphant result IL the Wings will bring
out their strongest and will into the work with
the real for which they have been heretofore conspeu
Gus Mr. Leake, the present member. aware, has
already taken the stump and is addressing the people
the several but feel well assured that he will
not be able aay the opposition his reelection in the
ranks Of his party, make any impression upon
his opponents Ingenious debater he occupies ground
TO dslodge him from which will prove easy task
one Of the numerou, gifted Wings in the District who may
be called upon by the popular voice the lists against
this redoubtable champion OF which has
already forfeited the respect OF its opponents and lost the
confidence Of thousands Of its onds-sn Administration.
the of which. bearing upon domestic policy,
before they have gone fairly into operation, have
been condemned by the people, and whose foreign policy
characterized equally by Tashness and imbeeiy, will be
enough to uphold such cause such men1 GOliah Of
Gath would be pgmy in such against, strip
ling shepherd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-11
Correspondence Of The N. o. Commerclsl Tim,..

saHrA hEsi arrived here, you ago
cded Immediately not remaining the capti tie has
med the command NJ the army
hmereans and 10 aid In IT, due AMI equipment
has nominated Junia composed Of four ndivduals
sion 10 contract loan n " O0O mortgage property
Of The Clergy found however that this did
Offer capitalists he security which fret thought o.
was forthcoming II then Judged necessary levy
general contribution property and urban, but
would affect tenants vel
ely chiefly comTolsd dfega people Il feared that
the caryinf u the operation viii attended with
disorders
Trade isi an1uhnE us1r Of the blockade
prices anno rice News has reached here that Gen
n the Monterey sa
TO- - that our troops hemmed Monterey.
Gen Haata Anna len nofnnr az bs head OF All tho
troops b. has been able ssnbc cavalry and 1000
infantry.