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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

A traveller speaking of honesty in Switzer'
land says, it is customary for those who have
found anything lost, even money, to atfix IT to
large crucifix in the chuch-yard and there "
not an example on record Of an article being
taken away except by the rightlul owner
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

~ A relish is bestowed on the poorer classes
that they may like what they eat; while it is seldom
enjoyed by the rich, because they may eat what they
like.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

topper when SO crazy that he fancies trees to be
men, Is said to have the delerum TREE-mens.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

The detection Of New Hampshire from
Locofocoism must strike the Loco cocos with
CONSERVATION, 1t takes them wholly by sup
prise .-Fhey would as soon have expected
Noun, Atlas 10 swing from his moorings.
The LocOfOcO Legislature ofNew Hsmp>
shire have, up 10 this time, refused 10 receive
in behalf of their State her portion Of the
public revenue. The Legislature, just fleet,
ed, will receive the money for the State, and
the people, enjoying the benefits of it, viii
wonder why they have submitted so long to
the miserable fooleries of LocofOcoism.
Hitherto. the New Hampshire Legislature
have refused 10 district the State. in con
fOrlnity with the law Of Congress, Now The
Stale will be districted, and part ofIhe next
Congressional delegation, it not the whole Of
il, will consist Of Wings Louisville Joar.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

Grsnde. will not leave 90 much g one com.
pany apeics fOF each q tie forts upon our
frontier, where The presence Of troops i is-
quiIed. Beautiful commentary this, upon
our diligence in acting upon the wholesome
advice Of Washington, sin time Of peace,
prepare For war" Docs not such a slate Of
our offensive and defensive powers require
an immediate remedy
The Message above alluded to, will be
found in another column Of tO.day's paper.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10
Presidelnf,a Nleasaee.

The Washington Correspondent Of the Bal.
timore Sun, thus speaks Of the document
..The Presidents Message is the theme Of
much remark, and will, perhaps, tend to in
crease the approximations Of war entertained
in the country. Il is mistake TO suppose
that The message Communicates no ciTcnm-
stances not known before To the public =
Il was not known before 10 The public that
the President had himself mentioned certain
estimates and Recommendations for an in.
crease Of the army and navy, on 18th De-
cember ard 9Th Of January last, II was not
known before to the public that The Presi>
dent, with bis usual prudence. made those
Communications confidential. Il was not
known before that The Presidents views had
undergone no change since the annual mes
sage was transmitted, loF Mr. CalIloun and
Mr.. Haywood had declared that bis position
had been changed. Il was not known that
he had fecomnt nded additional prepare ions
beyond those suggested % the annual mes,
sage.
L was not known that The President had no
negotiation on foot with The British govern
ment either here Of in England, and that be
bad no special reason 20 expect any Imlne
date overture from Great Btitain, yet thin
inference ID necessarily 70 10 drawn from
The message.
a bin IS 70 Be called up soon 70 authorize
the President to accept The services ofa-
numbef Uf volunteers. This was privately
recommended By The President, onlbs 28ll
December. tie peTfefs i, in case Of inea.
sion, 10 making feqaisilion On the States,
which occasioned 30 much difficulty 10 The
late war.
know from private source, that lht
unmber Recommended 81 ths President i
City thousand
have little doubt lbal ID Tie measuIel
recommended 81 tie President Cor tie pub.
be deiences. including fhoss urged ID ID.
Chief Enginest's Report, ipeniioned BY ia
President, win pass Congess.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10


The TARIFF.-The New York Courier
says: 1--WE wish those Wise men in Congress
who insist that the Tariff occasions high
prices, could End time and disposition to
pass through some Of the fne warehouses
in which our cloths, cassimetes, aud .wills,
in wool; and fancy prints, caIicOes, sheeting
and shirIings, in cotton, are so perfectly dis
played; and thus convince themselves, by
comparison Of samples and prices with like
goods imported from abroad before the Tar
lift Of 1912, that the American fabrics, while
equal, and often superior, in quality, in lex
Iure, in color, and in taste. are many OF then
one. half, and all Of them much, cheaper.
1.-THE Tariff Of 1912 is now Just produc
ing that effect which, among Others, va.
predicted by its frends--that, IL let alone,
il would necessarily produce such an amOuni
of competition among domestic manufac,ur
eFs as would assuredly reduce prices to the
nniniaRnn al which the goods could be made
yet THE is the moment taken for interfering
with law SO beneficial"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10


: Egers day Odds Strength g he coneIclioa
which We hsga all along lhat the gees
eral sentiment 81 ihs country ~ sentiment
that Is, Of tie enlightened go alsinsslestsd
portion ofit-is against ihe extreme position
taken ia the outset By our Executive q
..lhe whole of Oregon 81 noHs. 2 Besides4he
evidence OF this furnished by The public
press, the Development Of opinion in the two
Houses q Congress from day 70 day bears
more signiicantand far more important les.
timohy TO the fact. and shows not only =.
willingness 10 cOncede % England righisin
the territory Of which We have claimed Ihe
whole, but disposition 10 see the dispute
about il settled by.a compromise which shall
adopt as basis The 49lh degree>ef latitude
that is. nearly equal division Of the terri
tory. This is consolalOry conviction for al
those who, while they are ready % maintain
their own couDtry's rights, are content to let
other nations have theirs, and who are not
willing to incur the disasters and miseries Of
war Tor claim which IS ~ any fair sense
untenabIe or doubtful. We have promised
thus much for the purpose Of expressing our
satisfaction at learning the sentiments aVOw-
ed BY Mr.. Senator NILES in his speech on
Thursday, in which he declared his desire for
compromise, and bis willingness to adopt the
line Of forty mine. This adds another to
the gentlemen Of the ertrene Iett who have
advanced g the centre leJ7 on this question,
or ratheratr5ss 10 lhe.ceptre right, and rem,
ders probable the declaration Of Mr.. CoLau>
TIT that theIe are ,wo-thirds, II not three
fourths, Of the Senate ready 10 abandon the
extreme ground Of tfI7y.four forty, which,
At the opening Of the year, We should have
hesitated to credit. We "Look THEN To
The SENATE" with ,ncresing confidence.
! National IRfellieencer.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10
From the N. o. Tropic of April 4. 1886.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

CoTTUN.-We stated in our report Of Saturday
last that the Hibernate newshad the effect Of en-
tirely suspending operations on Friday, from q
wish to learn more full particulars BY next days
mail. On Saturday theleIters and circulars were
received confirming the accounts Of decline in
the Liverpool Cotton maFket-neithef holders or
purchasers evinced any wish TO operate. and only
some 800 bales were picked up ia small lotg.at
decline Of I 4c. upon FEiday's rates. On Mon
day, things looked dulIsF eiill and only 1000
bales were taken at rates fully establishing the
decline noticed on Saturday. On Tuesday, how
ever, French. buyers showed some disposition to
operate, owing 70 which I, 500 bales wele disposed
Of, At the current rates'Of the previous day. The
transactions on Wednesday and Thursday showed
no improvement in affairs. the business Of the
two days merely embracing $500 bales, nt prices
still tending downward. Yesterday again, vas
dulls only some Z, 400 bales being disposed Of,
making the sales Of the week 4, 400 balea. Il il
Wouhy Of remark that, though the limited husi-
ness transacted shows q decline 81 ic from the
Tates current before the steamer, many holders
havs declined offering Of the reduced rates mems
TONED. Northern and French buyers have done
the larger portion 81 the business, very little hav.
ing been transacted 81 English account We re-
duce or qupsasion6 q contorm 81 the decline.
L I'll -
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

OF An election held in this place on
Monday last for Mayor and Selectmen un-
der the new Charter resulted as follows;
For Mayor, ANDREW PATTERSON, Esq
For Selectmen OF the First Ward, Tolbert
Wilson, James Allen, VIM. L. Bate, Fl.
Hayman-For Selectmen Of the Second
Ward, N. G. Nye, j. W. Barnett, S. V.
Mitchell and A. Murdoch.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10
COMMERCIAL.
YazoO city, friday Morning, April 10.

YazOO City, Friday Morning, April 10.
CoTToN. LIN our last weeks report Of the Cot
ion market, we stated that ! decline Of Ic. had
taken place on all grades, and We have to notice
a still further decline this week Of fnll 3c. The
transactions the past week have been limited, the
sales Of the week having amounted 70 only about
go bales Al the following prices:-S bales at 81
cents. 80 At 81 81 at 81; 50 at 8; 20 At 10 at
81; 10 Al 53iI5at5.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10
G.. Il. SPALDING.
MANAGER AND PRt PRIEroR:


Mis- extensive Equestrian TIoope, The
largest in the United States, will have
the honor of performing in YazOO City, on
next SATURDAY, April 18th, foT one day
only.
The COMPANY contains some Of the most
talented performers in the world. Among
them will be found Madigin, Carroll, Run.
qells, BlackwOOd, Gardner, .McFa land,
Jackson, Hare, McKnigbi, Knapp. Hicks;
Coleman, Lee and Stimmell.
A. h. GARDNER, the only man in tho
world who turns double somerset from the
ground. ]. Mcfarland. the wonderful tight
rope vaulter and dancer. J. MCKNIGHT,
the Yankee Sampson, who will fire a cannon
tDeighing 400 pounds from his shoulder, and
one ,Ceighing 1000 pounds from his breast
1.-THE cannons accompany the Circus, and may
be examined by al who desire it, Master
Harvey, the youth without bones; Master
Mallory, the .tumbleF; also Miss DeIsmoFe,
the charming female equestrian. CLOWN,
g. o. Knapp. l1
The performances win commence with
magnificent Entree, entitled the Star aud
Waits GdIlcpade, led By Miss Delsmore.
CSr Admitiance- Box 90 cents. Pit %
cenls. Children ard servants half price 70
Box-no half price TO Pit.
OrDooT open at 2 o'clock performance
70 commence at half past 9, p. NJ.
s 81. MILLER yFtIITEBECK, Agent.
Or The Company will also perform at
Benton, on Friday, April I0th--and al Lex.
ington on Monday, April 18th, a the same
hours az above mentioned. II. M. w.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10
A CARD

THE undersigned takes this method Of
inviting the recently elected Board Of Coun.
Gil Of Yazoo City, viz: N, @. Nye. Dr.. J.
w. Barnett, Andrew Murdoch, S. V. Mitch.
ell, James Allen. Tolbert Wilson, Henry
Hayman and William L. Bate, and their
respective friends TO an entertainment to be
given at his house on Monday evening, the
18th inst. A. PATTERSON.
April 10Th, 1948.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10


W The Warrington correspondent Of
the Baltimore American writes, under date
Of the 9th ult., as follows:
"The secret estimates Of the naval bureau
and Secretary Of the Navy were 10 The
House this morning, aud at One time upon
the Speakers table. The Committee on
Naval Affairs were ready and anxious 70 re-
port, but the majority took the matter into
their own hands, and refused % allow ihe
reports TO be read. The Information, how
ever, can give you.
The information, then, which ibe House
designed to keep secret is the fact that the
estimates were made 81 tie heads Of the
Naval Bureaus. ConmodOFes Morris, Wash.
ington, Crane, and Shubnck proposed, IN.
der estimates pteplred By lhe Secrelafy Of
the Navy:.
10 men, thirty sir ilioasQnH eigkt hundred.
Expenditure, e20, 0O0, 600.
And the increase 81 vessels in commis.
sion g The following number
SieameJs, .....-......s..1 90
t1iBaees,'.. =. .stss......... .........40
oioops o. War - ....s..s..
Anibsfsase Of ly.eiekl psssels ~ ,oar
in alt. The Secretary 90 War ala Soi 10
70 this eme. hut proposed "a increase 81
Try "a n3 % ths anding ~. the
whole force 20 Be under the conltol 81 ne
President Of The United slale1o
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

o. The accommodating and attentive
Clerks Of tho steamers NJ. B. Hamer, Re-
lance, Meteor, and St. Landry, will please
accept our thanks for late papers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

Arrived
Ap lil - Meteor, Linn, from vichsbure.
l--Dime BTeconnl, 20 Landinn
6-W eetwoods --. I'M N ofIesns
-hfeteoE, Linn, from Vicksbofe.
-IoIa, Williams, from vicksbnfg.
I-Sl. Landry Adams, im N. 0rIeans.
I'M 3. aameF, WELLS, fm N OSlesns.
BDimes Brecounf, from Vicksbure.
6-Rslianee, Moore, lm \. orleans.
9--MeteoI, Linn, from YicksbaFg.
9-GIeenwoods Hadlock, fm N Orleans.
Departed.
April 4-Meteor, Linn, for Vfcksbure.
4--Dime, Brecounf, fog YicksbuTg.
7-Iola, WilliaHgs FOR Landing.
1-Sl Landry Adams, for LAHORE.
t" 7-MeteoT, Linn, for VicksbuFe.
8-Dime, BrOcount, for Greenwood.
8-Reliance, Moore, for Landing.
=" 9-Gfeenwood, Haddock, for Tallahatchie.
9--M. B. HameT, Wallis,fm New Oreans.
/" 9--MetsOF, Linn, for VicksbuEg
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

A steamships now building in New York
10 run between that city and Charleston.
She is to have accommodations for two
hundred passengers, and burthen Of 900
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

In another column Of le.day's paper will
be found an advertisement Of this celebrat>
ed and excellent Circus,by which it will be
seen that the Company will perform in this
place on SATURDAY, 90 morrow the a1lh
inst. We take pleasure in recommending
this Company TO the patronage Of the public,
from the fact, that wherever they have been
they have given universal satisfaction. This
Company is the largest and best in the
United States, aud should be palFonised by
lovers Of such anlusements.
The Company will perform at Benton to
day, and at Lexington on Monday next.
TRADE IN rms PAC1Flc.-It is stated
that there are from seven to eight hundTed
American vessels engaged in the Pacific
trade and whale fisheries, representing a
capital Of thirty or forty millions OF dollars,
and employing about Q, 900 men. Whether
this estimate is correct or not, the fact il
notorious that hundreds Of vessels, millions
of dollars, and thousands Of men, are now
employed in those seas,and that no portion
Of American navigation needs more or re-
ceivcs less of the protection or countenance
Of the government. The centre Of these
vast operations is the Sandwich Islands,
which are fast becoming one Of the greatest
marts in the world. Thther the whale ships
resort for supplies, which are furnished b
trading vessels from all quarters of the
world.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

UllE Partnership heretofore existing in
this city under the name and style Of
JonN B, GRArToN s. Co, was dissolved
this slag S. mutual consent Abner Russell
a J. III. Laurence are authorized to settle
The business of The late 6rm-All those
having claims against The said 6rm, win
please present them, and those Indebted win
please pay up.
J. Fl. LAURENCE,
ABFtER RUSS ELL. s.
]. B. GRAFTON.
Yazoo CITY. Feb. 10, 1916. S6lf
BLANK BILLS OF LADTNG
For uale II this OFFICE
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

MODEST PETITION. thirty or forty
citizens of Massachusetts, among whom
were Francis Jackson and VIM. Lloyd Gar:
rison, recently presented petition to the
Legislature Of that State, setting forth that
in consequence of the admission Of Texas,
the Massachusetts, members Of Congress
ought to return home Immediately, and that
the people Of Massachusetts ought 10 retire
from the Union, and form an independent
government Of their own, or in connection
with such other States as may join them.
or The American force at Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands. in the middle Of January
last, consisted of the savanah, 60 guns; Con.
stiiutioD, 50; Leyant, %; and Portsmouth,
%, all under command Of Com. J. D. Sloat,
The Warren, % guns, was expected daily
with the mail from Panama.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

ANOTHER TRAIToR.-Senator Niles de.
clared in his late speech, on the Oregon
resolutions, his desire for compromise and
willingness to accept 40 deg.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

The valuation 81 The taxable property I'll
me Safe 81 Ohio, under The new Law, u
estimated Il 455, OOo, 900.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10
ArlVea

.s....I. aas ...as.s 3. s...a.1.-I..
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

A Yankee has invented drilling machine
which il is said will not only drill iron, tin,
rocks and wood, but it is also useful in drill
ing military companies. We would re.
commend our militia captains to purchase
a patent for this county.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

.RREeTED wEEgLY " MEssRs. ALLEN { paREsp1I
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

GOVERNMENT EXPENSES The Secretary
of the Treasury, in his official report Of the
estimated receipts and expenditures Of the
fiscal yearending the 3Oth June, 1916, put
down the receipts at Ss4 47s,SO %, and
the expenditures at S29, 627 ,O5l 90; leaving
an estimated balance in the treasuarv at
that date Of "a, a5I.254 80. Looking over
the expenditures Of the British Government
foF the past year, we find them reported at
$246,ll3,5e0 90; the receipts were $685..
3O,7e5 90. The British navy alone, during
the year, cost s34, O49, $3.50 so, as much as
the whole government Of the United States.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10
woo CITYs


.. q. aTEVEMo. E9lTon.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-04
coz G r EssIoNAL.
SPEECH OF Mr.. CAss,
OF MICHIGAN,

ia he Senate, 'da,eA SO $500 The resolution,
the convention Of joint occupancy Of the Oregon
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28
ia. CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! IL

ESARMERS AND CITIZENS, when YOU
visit St. Louis, call on JOINT. .M.9RTLN,
at his old stand, ia Main street, who has this
day commenced receiving his Spring Stock, and
will continue 10 receive, daily, throughout the
season. My stock, when received, will be one
of the largest and best assorted stocks III Saint
Louis. 1t must Ice apparent TO every one that |
sell Clothing at lower prices than any other house,
from the heavy stock and the amount of business
| do. il John 7. Martin has but one Store
.Bew are Of those who tell You 'this is Martins,
for there are those that do it. Look well for the
Big Stoac Sign. with Martin on it, across the
pavement, a large number ia on top of the
house. | ask only a call, convinced that YOU will
be satisfied that my prices, for the quality and
make, are unusually cheap.
Country merchants supplied onthe most reas-
enable terms. Persons wanting clothing, would
do well to call and examine my stock, az | pledge
myself TO sell lower than any other house posi-
bly, can.
1t is no trouble TO show goods at lii.
Jan. "a, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

Messrs. Editors: In your paper of the
2Ist inst. | noticed a communication over
the signature Of GA Voter in which nv
name is mentioned as a suitable person to
become a candidate for the next legislature
of the State, and calling upon me to re-
spond to it. | will do so as soon as convcn;-
encc will permit.
Yours, &c,
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28
Feb. 2Sth, 1876.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICEi, hereby given, that Ia" uldcrsign-
- ed has obtained of the Clerk Of the Coun,
ty Court of Pike County, letters Of Administers
ton on the estate of Isaac Keith, de-
ceased. hearing date 18th Feb. 1916.
All persons indebtcdto said estate are request
ed to make imnediate payment. All person,
having claims against said estate, ara requested t,
exhibit them properly authenticated within ONT
year from the date Of SAID letters, OF they may be
prccludcd from having any benefit Of said estate
andif moi exhibited within three years, they vii
be forever barred.
HENRY 4. TROWER,
GABRIEL $. KEITH,
Adr Illustrators.
E.J,,,ar. Ii JSiD
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28
THE SONG OF AFELON'S WIFE.

BY BARRY CORNWALL.
The brand is on thy brow,
\ darkiand guilty spot,
lis ne'er to be erased
IT'S nc'er to be forgot.
The brand. issson thy brow,
Yet must shade the spot;
By God and maj d~isdained;
But not by me-thy own.
Oh! e'ensthe tiger slain,
Hath one who ne'er doth flee,
Who soothcs his dying pain
That one am to thee.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28
Final Settlement.
Notice rs UEREBY GITEN.

~ IIEREDT OH E.V
all creditors or others interested in the
estate of Frederick Goodman, deceased,
that at the next June term of the Pike county
Court | shall make a final settlement of said es-
tate as administration thereof, when and where
those Interested can attend.
JOHN +. WRIGHT, Administrator.
Feb 7, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28
CONFIRMING
Administrators. Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY EITEN'

7E7HAT the undersigned has obtained OF the
Z Clerk of the county court of Pike county,
letters of Administration, on the estate of James
Jameson, deceased, bearing date the 3rd ofFet.
1886.
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly authenti-
Gated within one year from the date of said let
tiers, or they may be excluded from having any
benefits of said estate, and if not exhibited with
i'll three years, they will be forever barred.
JAMES r. PATTON, Administrator.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28
= OUR COUNTRY.-s

= OUR COUNTRY.-Seventy years are scarce
ly gone by, the allotted years OF individual life,
and within that time a nation has sprang into cS-
istence-has pcopled 4 hemisphere, has spread It's
canvass over every ocean-has elevated IFS name
above every other people-has conquered the
wiIderness-has pcoplod the desert has plough
eli IN the waves and the rivers, and carried lie,
liberty, peace, commerce, arts and civilization IN
to the remotcSt lati,ulcs. History presents no
such similar spectacle. Such a progress OF a
handful Of poor, outcast, prosecuted briton'' con-
ing in a lrail barque TO land they knew not whitl-
er, cast, like forlorn and shipwrcc'icd mariners.
som? on one spot AMI some on another. some Oh
the shores Of James river, some cn the rocks 4
Plynouth-and these poor and helpless, ami de-
.pised wanderers. fur afcw years rising Iu;o i
nation-then boldly cncCuntcrlng all the power,
force and fleets of the country from whence they
icd-,hen, after asserting their independence,
rushing on rapidly 10 become what We"re NOW, a
neople of twenty millions, spread over a cont
neni of Immense surface, 4 wonder to ourselves
an ! wonder 70 the work, We repeat I-thcre
is no similar thing recorded in ali history. And
VIM * tfc msn-who arc the men orthe body C.!
men. who shall! say tia; they thought ofaiithI>-
that they planucd it, thai tllcy effected ii; th"tthry
brou-Lt it tc pass: MOI onc,-lti Is d Power be-
Won all men th.t h., ra:s d Up Ills country TO
be Whit it is. AMI who. wc pray may c%onli''nc 10
prosper ami bless it, III spite OF human ioiiic,
al!icu,rauce.-[N New York Herald.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28
Notice..

Wood, Potatoes, Corn, Flour, Meal, Pork, But
ter, Lard, Tallow, good Tallow Candles, Bees
wax, Feathers, Oats, Fodder, or anything else
that is commonly consumed, will be thankfully re-
ceived at this office in exchange for the Banner,
or Job Printing.
TrnuAS & MrRR,Y, Projectors.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

Messrs. Editors: Please announce as a
candidate for a seat in Congress at the en-
suing August election, HARVEY SMITH.
Esq, of Indian Greek township.