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A day or two after the receipt of The
news of the destruction of Matamoros, an
lrishman at work on q building near State
street, threw his hod from his shoulder &
inquired of his boss what all the stir W o
that made the papers smoke SO like a NOR"
tar bed.
The Yankees have had a victory
Have they? That's fuss rate ! On
which side, sure?
They've knocked Matamoros into a
cooked hat!
'Matty Morey! Be dad, they'd had
their fist full to ha' done that same by
Mikey Morey. Silh a by he was wild de
shilIaIy! Dye see that ugly scar over
anent my eye, boss2 That is Mikey's
mark. A nice by was Mickey. But
praps, Mattey More'sy had the odds agin
HING
No. the Americans were half starved
and short O men There were 5000 Par
AIDES 10 a handful of Taylor's.'
$1,000 ParateS 10 a handful o. tai|ors!
And sure do We call that short O. provis>
ions! Hout man, ye'd be afher fooling
ME (! Go along wild ye.'-Bee.
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and if taken in season are entirely prevent
ed.
DROPSY IN THE CHEST OR
HEART
So effectually cured by daily and constan,
application TO the chest of this invaluable
remedy. In all dropsical diseases lis effects
are most astonishing.
PAINS IN THE SIDE, BACK OR
BREAST.
These troublesome affections, so tedious
to be borne, are totally d~issipated by the use
of single bottle.
ASTHMA.
This hitherto most inveterate compIain,.
Is greatly relieved by daily rubbing with the
Imminent, and If Of long standing, is Ultimate
ly cured with constant rubbing, and wearing
next TO the chest a flannel cloth wet in the
liniment.
BRUISES AND SPRAINS
However severe are Immediately relieved,
and all soreness and stiffness removed.
NER VOUS COMPLAINTS
of this remedy, and their tendency TO
return greatly lessened-and all Internal
Swellings, of every nature are banished like
charm, with the operation Of this Lini-
nent.
PRICE IS cents. 3o.em
VOLNEY ROSS, Druggist.
i. Stoddard CuttingSuiHe, VIM B. Brown.
Gridley, VIM P. Russell; Bridport, F. p
!es, E. N. Drury ; Port Henry NJ y, LIZ
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About one every ten minutes for sixteen
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The effect of the war has been 10 knock
down the price of every kind of produce,
and lead is the ouIy Western article that
has kept up.
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The amount Of Wool to be clipped in
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l40.0O0,000 lbs., valued at $3.50, 00O, 900.
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Mexico has not less than three thous>
and mines, which have produced more
silver than all the world besides.
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The l6.h day of June has been assign.
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Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
E...i:,i ti... t,..1a.
Sept. G3ilI, 1916.

- :kr srEscT;hCr wishes to scl'hi Tenn, ccn.
! i,tiEG OF 30 ;.rres " choice lni, hi @
"lru'i , mills from LOIi<iart. im1nc.,i Il, v on
th2 InLin road leaGirg frun Louisiana 10 Paris.
Tine are more ihm one hlnircI i"I welt
rnr'Oset am! III a fine :i.te OF Cu!tiv.iirI. a;
winch there Is Il good Orciiari Of lGl acsri.:g
trees, AM there is also 81 ~fr>traIe me-: Cow Of
IL acres. The whole tract; is remarkably well
w~aterei, a~forHiIg an alurnGancc oi water fr
: took, ami all Turning purposes. Bfsilcs a good
rate Out houses, consisting OF q Kitchen, Meat
house, B.rn, Stable &c, SO, ! will say MOTH
ing more, presuming that those who wish to
purch:s will view the premises fer :l"-sr'vs.
I4:!Ls DL.ifINth
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
MARRIED..

On Sunday the 20tn, inst. BY EsI. Tate
D5ct"I ". ". freeman. of this plaret to Miss
Joanna, 1au c'ter OF Col. Adam Mase Of
FranLfcrd M.
/! IS an interesting scene TO witness a cnu-
PIE entering into the bonds of matrinonv.
i':rf:'-hrilr, thr rulsatious o; whose heart,
ii:Id an echo in her contdants bosom, prom
i<ing to love. honor and obey him during
the remainder Of her life. He pledginr his
and forum" TO protect, love and cher
ISL her at al! times and under any %cir"nn-
wherever lie may be cast by human
events.
.GIav their lays glide hii>sfhiIy m, IL, cloud
Intervening to Gas, a Shadow in their path,
and may unity If these souls USER into
xxi ;tearc n.i.y no;.lr Fiotmfn WHO sal.
"ru:me".S u tier Far, MS, and iii
i~ioroc:' u. land t.a: gave item brit.
SPENCER. re-, No.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28

i!s { ,".i re. -aw $50.
me- L "a tttie ii Civil :cn.trt .l.-
scribe! h,y tue supreme power in a state,
co nm"n inc what is rigll: and prohibiting
what is wr,ns." But such an action as the
one contemplated by our legislature (which
rs not Inc suErcne power)wouid be accor-
'ainS to this definition, a nsnrred authority
Commanding what was wrong and pro'ibi.
ting what was right. 1t would be an ac-
ton performed for the general good, by a
body VIGOROUSLY elected by a party, for
party purposes. A state ofthings that rem
ders their acting, as amenders of the consti.
tuition. a miserable buriesque on republi-
canlsm, or what is still purer on democracy
1t would b" an outrageous trampling notI
MY on the rights of minoritirs, but also on
I e rights of mnjorities. And as regards
s'n'e of those amendments, a majority not
of the democratic party, but a maiori-
ty of the who'll state, dcmocl attic, n. Amer
can and Wig. That a strong necessityi
t1r instrctiors to this Legislature (next)i
eAis.s, is a plain matter of fact, then whyl
not discuss the question in time so that all
nay ha"e an opportunity of Judging early.
nt The dangerous precedent, that might bel
cd, and which no Doubt will bel
established, without the instruction Of tn,
PEOPLE,.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
For t:.a. Banner.

NJ. E.i:tor.-WiE you allow Inc to say
t:att'eir arm nerors typographical rr'crs
in NV article. nf last week, which | s'GlI
not .~.,i.n in detail, but think proper +"
rrf,r 70 item no* merely 10 save trouble
TO the critics. as | am not writing merely
for l~itcr"ry fame.
| observe that 4 "snall portion" is Oft Il
gain iii your last paper over the signature
of Enthusiastically" | would respectful
~ suggest 10 him whether he would net
be better ~enpl"yed ifhe wcreto 60 3 ne
thing more sydet:atinl for the benefit of
TIE "viIow," than in shedding c:"codll"
tears f.,r those whom he would not probably
touch with a t~cn-ioot pole, if lis P'c"et'
were to he affected b! the operation.
He SAYS "we co not wish fifty dollars
.approoriated fer any pf the streets crossing
the uppey RI ! wer end ft2wn." No doubt
he is perfectly sincere in this remark, but /
presume he would have no objection TO
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
READY MADE
CacHrer MGn En-,

O' e fHOH |tCf.
Ike to sre little bows fighting in "a,
streets, and m"n standing by urging :!.cr
On. Such fellows should be sent 10 H..
Mexican war,f r;hri,h, they would make
..such 81 ri rs soldiers.
Hike t" Sc" Negroes in lie public street.
the Sabbath day, swearing loud G.
'noug'I TO u" heard at a distance of two
hundred yarl<. 1t looks like our public au-
'thor.:i"s were winking at the Uuchest i'm
'noraiH,.
like to see young ladies visit cl.urcf
.gaudily 'trickcd out" and every time =
young man enters the door. stare him fill
in the face. 1t looks like they are after re-
ligion-and nothing else.
like to see a Physician step the streets
AZ stiff as >terl-yar1s and ps indrpenden,
as a Mississippi i sawyer. Ameek man-that.
like to See an Oh Coon watch his
daughter so close that a young man dare
not aprrca:h near e"olgH.t, see whether
-" wears a bustle or not Smart man that,
and he'll fin! it out s0mc div-"Erchaus.'
rlik= 10 see IA nan .rrai religion with
peri It contempt, and call ministers of the
"a set of d-nl j~nnrneyman soul
Sav"rS'-a tr0re a. that, and we'll quail
&c" t"r any society.
like TO see Printers make half dozen. or
more, Typographical errors in onc con, .nu =.
nica;ion. 1t Looks like they are 81 rcry
r, that trey Sometimes otcr d, the
hing.
like 10 see a man call his wife (bcforc
f'kS) Loacv. INV dear, my love, sc. SC.
and as s7on as they leave kick up a dust.
and not speak t" her for abyut three DAYS
and nights. It looks like "t!.e ripcst apple.
Is soonest rotten.
like 10 Sec a man retained in G hurch.I
provided he is not guilty. Of the f,llowinc
s:as more t',an once per month, ,iz: sian-
1,r. stree: fighting, Icing aid Lackbi,ing
Il i"nks 8" rcry f .rgi-iEG.
lik" TO see a yoHms lawyer ''JiL. nn Mtj
nish a. h iu",hng," ''ond take az
ret cg"d" nigh o"h II" qTIt tic IT, be-
re a justice Of the peace, for a a fife n,
f~e-smart young feilo~, tat; he'll
sc c!seted' some day, President of -
d"i0finc s<:ie;y
] would like to see all cid bachelors. wid-
'wcrs, and divorced merchants, il these dig
'i1gS. placed a: hard labor on y. Cardinal
trrrt, and t!i.l { IL remain until t!;cv cnui
low good cause TO Tie Corloraticn. f.
ri marrying some pretty girl, before nnw.
yuu. Mr.. Editor? NIKE.
Ma. En.7or-Ify you should hcnr any orc
complaining Of Garments purchased al orr
.iab'isl.H ent. fain t~ fghk Please .nfrrm;
/! ON Il al we will exchange wifio"f ali,
MIA charsr. .'No trouble 10 $: ~ c'cGS
{" MIKES. :
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28

=" a.. I ne nL[ ...I
Il Me :1u", say Georgia Street. He seem
, also extremely so'icitous to have all ii,
fences, houses, &c, removed from III,
streets E;rth~iM. Most certainly wi.cl
sucn oos'ruc'lons d~iscomnode the public o.
lndtriduAls, they oughtto be removed forth.
"l'h' and if any person is agrieved b,
such an obstruction, the remedy is very
Is.mpts. The town Ordinances, as well a.
the State law, afford ample remedies for
such grievances. Coon, therefore, and give
notice to all persons implicated. and should
It turn out, III examination. that no irror-
venlence has been caused to The. pnhiic by
individuals building t:nc;r hous., in the
streets, IN consequence Of the want of the
survey 50 much complained OF bv the few,
and The fencing npa portion Of the streets
IN the outskirts % the town where tn,
are never travelled As vs., still, Us their re-
.moval forthwith" would cause scsle pre-
cnt Inconvenience 10 certain obnoxious in
dividua!s; III" ayect will Justify tie ~sens-
are.
will nov notice a small m;eIftc of tbs
writer, and then drop the subject, f.. the
p~rcS"nt, though ] NAV hcreaf' or fnrni>!, some
!5r re benefit OF ti.is very di2ir-
portion" He charges tie
TrlS'ees with apHropriating the $50 or
Nortai Carn:ina Street for the benefit Of
'hcp out OF fifty tax payers" or this SEEM
t. b" tie sense Of the charge. Now | pass
BY fr Z" present, the i~nsinration agains,
the integrity Of the trustees, a portion of
whom voted against their own personal in
Interests, and therefore should be presumed
have voted honestly if not with iudCe-
lnent, and cc.ne directly 10 the facts Of tie
IHst"ad "fnn':; ";wotax payers"be-
ing interested in t.,at Improvement, at least
contributed BY subscription to it,
and thu: this mink Of perfection has eithc-
'gnnraativ s'a:ed what he knows nothing at
about. or else, to make his assertion frue,!
it vas for the braeft Of 1.-TWO out OF ST
w." he mlst estimate the number of tax
PAYERS in the town at fire i ndrcd, which
would b" just the proportion; 'aking the
subscription as the test Of the number IN.
But it is well known that there
ire agreat many hesiles those who su5scri-
'cd, who are anxious for the work to be
but did not feel sufficiently intores-
ed to pay more than their ordinary taxes.
ACiTIZEN.
P s. mnsi apologize to "Dispassion-
for an o. ersigit in my last. On re-
,~crusing his a~rticl", fluid that he did de-
lie street sold rs lying wei tre
and not Intending to do him or any
INC else Intentional injustice, ! make I is
explanation. CITIZEN.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
Gle Cent Reward.

will give the above reward for the ap-
I'rchansior, and delivery 70 ne at my house
i'll Louisiana Of James W. Lilies, an indented
apprentice who Runaway from me on Sun
day the the 6tir, inst, lie is a lad Of about
10 years Of agc-has dark hair, and eyes,
bat. fair conp!cHion. He is some what
crippled in bis right hand.
Al! persons are hereby f'rcwarned'fro m
iiarhoring, or employing said apprentice as
| am determine 10 prnsecnte to tie extent
Of hhc law any who may Sd offend.
SAMUEL B. CLARK
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
ft;HSusution.

=" C",'"r'"rr <iii heretofore existing be-
tween ia.ncr s Robinson is this day dis
solved !, muturi cons, nj.
T;"Sr in ie;,t,.d Il t:,e frr Of rarnrr 6
Rniirs, III are cAi 'oicti To ra!. and s'ulc. as
.hc money would he very acceItab.c al any
Vim. l.. TANNER.
WIN, ii. ROBINSON.
Srni. ESil. IHtG.
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s. .nc..: re-, No.
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All persons are horchy :.iIm'd that
will not be responsible fer any debts con-
tr~ctcd by my wife Elizabeth McGenry
from, and after this date. Without any
just carsr, size has left her home, and re-
turned to her. fathers house, and Hereby
forfeited all claims upon me for further sup
pot.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
No. 100. No. 100.
TMMENSESAfEL
OF - ga
Fall and NiHterGfothisE
ARRIVAL OF THE LEVIATHAN
STOCKf
C. &T.LEWTs.

$50 Main Street, Conner Q fCrccn; SAINT
LOUIS, MO-,
One door South oftle Virginia HO:el.
READ READI
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III AVE inst received their srl, ndid as
"a sor'mcnt of soads s~uitah!" for tie tai
traI,. consisting in part # Prints, Cling
i.anS. Nius'in Re Laiavs, Cas-. mere cords,
SILKS, i~lnaras, Nv.Janes, ATTN, It's, I weeds,
C~as.Grr"s, >'rawls. Comforts. Suspendrrs.
Gloves. S.. &c, ESQ a ine assortment of
.nnror"o SLIPPERS, Calf & Kip Boots. Cen
ticmcn's Calf and KY Frcgan Poets and
Sirn y. The above articles lave beer Sc
irrt,d VII" greet care from tine /; ties
si,i"s. tr t:c increase Of husIm sSs lca
rlcy commercial in this pace, they are in
duccd TO :.rad ;;riT advertisement as above.
I::ry ara t'.anEfu! for the liberal patro mage
ti,at has hern extended to them, end i.ope
hy thcir Inducements tia: their former pat
q II viii c~ontinu. 10 deal with them, and
also that many others may find the place to
buy a few dollars worth Of good CHI zap.
c. JACNSON.& BRO
Lonisiana, Sept. 18th, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28

One door South ofthe Virginia Hotel.
READ READu
By late arrival we have receired
OVER SIX HUNDRED BOXES 3
our immense Stock of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing. We shall continue TO receive additional
supplies by every beat throughout the Fall, which
will keep our assortment at al times
FULL AND COMPLETE.
We are now prepared with the largest stock Of
Clothing in tie United States 10 furnish
WESTERN MERCHANTS.
Farmers Citizens and Strangers with q we'll
made article, at 90 to 80. Fer cent, less than can
be had in any otLcr concern, in
THE MISSISSIPPI VAIL Ely.
We hare purchased this Fall, since the pas.
sagO of the new Tariff Law, our Tremendous
Stock Of Materials for
CASH ONLY
Consequently about 80 per cen. lower than ffo.e
Clothrrs whose anxious TO get thcir Clothing
here in July-bouglt their Materials in April
and May last, on
A LONG CREDIT
We have supplied. in the season just past, all
he Suffers to the regular army West, and the
entire army Of rs- 7...
WESTERN VOLUNTEERS,
and we intend this FIJI End winter 10
CLOlI6 LIE hLSI.
We have maie great sdaitions 10 cur Ware.
the Largest in the west. Fifty
spacious windows a.; rt'ire the @. -,
BEST LIGHT
n the city for customers 10 examine goods. We
Five our visitors abundance o. light. for we know
Dit clothing will pass IN Ex%minaticn.
LEWIS EhCTORY
: one ofthe largest buildings III Ncw York City.
thousand hands are Constantly empllvcd
this concern.
THE CUTTING DEPARTMENT
; entrusted 10 men of ackrcwle' eed skill and
ity. All the material used in this establish
lent arrives direct .-..
TIE ORIGINAL FABR1CATORS.
Lewis & Hanflrl--who have been engaged in
MS business for the last p years-are tie Grec-
,rs in this
EXTENSIVE FACTOTY.
The proHrictors of No. 100 possess at fhis time
advantages for Gcirg Z vCrv large busi-
eSs. The following are a lew of u.cir aLran-
lces
Asst RESOURCES!
SPACIOUS PREMISES!
IMMENSE STOCki!!
UNPRECEDENTED VARIETYi!!!
re practical know ledge. the experience and the
ample means 10 carry cut TO the fullest pos
IDLY extent a business o,such
IMMENSE MAGNITUDE.
Merchants who intend buying ready made
tits Fall viii certainly be consulting
leir interest by visiting
NO. l90.-
Onr stock this Fall has been got up expressly
IT Western trade. We adhere strictly TO the.
ne price system. We have agreeable attendants
'ho will wait upon customers with pleasure, and
tIne fine. lowest cTicPS-
1t is Il, trouble TO Sell Clothing at No. 100.
orner o: y in s. Green Street.
No. 10. C.& T. LEWIS.
St Louis, September 2ltl; 1916.
! Z are now opening q fresh ASSORTMENT o.
w GOODS, t" wi:ch we respectfully solic-
the attention q! LIT tric u;s and purchasers gen.
ally. Possessing every facility for purchasing
IT goods, we are thsrr'tre prepared 10 cicI
inarcrment TO these Wishing TO purchase,
for crSh or Produce.
Z5@Any business in The Forwarding and COM
I>>ihn line entrusted TO us will be attended To
and upon The most reasonable t. m
II. f. BLOCk&CO.
Louisiana, Nc. april II, 1916.
RO KEGS Tar, 3 Galors each for sale
EFC low by II. E. BLOCKS Co.