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ties north Of that river; it is not probable
that the delegates from a single one would
find the Mississippi ofany advantage TO then
in gettingt to st. Charles, except Marion.
Wehave a decided preference for War
rcnton as the place; and the first day of theil
Circuit Court as the time for holding the
convention, because the delegates from ey-
cry part of the district could then and there
attend without any very great inconveni-
ence to themselves.
But the time recommended for holding it
at st. Charles would be during the sitting
of the Circuit Court in this county; and
consequently very inconvenient to the peo-
pie of this county, as well as the delegates
from Lincoln who would wish to attend the
court here. Leta majority Of the counties
between the two. We shall again
speak of the Importance Of selecting aprop-
er time and place for holding this convcn-
that we may have a full attendance
every part Of the district, and thereby
the nomination of the best and.
strongest man.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Warrenton and St. Charles have each
been recommended by different writers
through the columns of the banner and ST.
Charles Advertiser, as suitable places at
which to hold tie convention for this con-
gressional district. But two counties have
yet spoken on the subject; Lincoln has re-
commended Warrenton, and from what we
can learn, Marion is in favor of ST. Charles.
Warrenton has been recommended because
it is near the centre OF the district, and del
egates from every part Of the district can
approach il without any very great neon
~venience. st. Charles has been recon-
mended because il is Immediately on the
Missouri River; and hence it is agreed that
it is more accessible than Warreu,on - the
delegates could have the advantage OF 'ie
navigation of our two great rivers. But It
should be recollected that very few Of the
counties lie on the Missouri, audit is not
probable that the delegates from one ofthelE
would take that means O. re4chia. St.
Charles, should the convention be held at
tl.atrlace.
Now the counties south Of the Missouri
lie 81 tho Mississippi aaiot al the oonn-
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

We me requested to say that a meeting
OF The Democracy ofPikc county, will take
placc at the. court house in this place, on
the lst Monday in April next. Let every
Democrat in the county attend; business of
importance requires the attendance of eve.
~ Democrat n the county.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14
Louisiana, Feb. 2lth 1916.

Mr.. Editor: Asthc question who .ha
next sheriff. has already been c>tefs
tated in the county, autseyeral taHdidot.
Office even at this early period, tci2
and others spoken e, VIC Deem this a
moment to urge the claims OF eur to5
claims which we consider the more il,
haze on former occasions consented f.
them N favor of other candidates Of The re.
And We DO not think itaekins too much 10 c.,
on the people Of the county 10 Sustain our l.,
nation if We car select : mar who ~ill oitai,
undivided support Of orr township al also
.confiiencc Of both parties. n Mentioning /,
NM. NALLY to the people rs = candidate Z
H.L'riff We m'y safa!y s~y We haze found 81:
r7a,.. To those who Know Col Nallv We nee:
say .:,'l,jnr. Those who have nat he pleasure
of his acquaintance viii find Inn 70 he q genie
maj. ana on in ever way qualified to 81 the o.
foe and - .o,.j service 10 The courtri AMI We
doubt 10: ,he Col. Wi! ,G-erthe fell T other parts
Of the county responds to lis neJaination = her
ialiy % las township.
MANY VOTERS
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

Democrats of Pike; a most important e.
lection is fast approaching. The first mon
day in August viii soon be here. You will
then be called upon to exercise the great
privilege of freemcn-the privilege Of cast
ing your suffrage for those whom you would
elevate to the most important Offices in the
Sift of the people of this equity. .7rc gan
.I|GFarcd2 In our humble opinion upon the
choice which you may there make, depend.
the political complexion of this county for
years to ONE Every effort vii be made
to divide and'defeat us with the hope ofrcn-
dering whig supremacy complete. Shall
we suffer division and defeat? No, let rs
answer no. Letu us organize, thoroughly or
game upon fair principles. Let us pre-
pare for united and vigorous action, then
with one long pull, astrong pull, and q pull
altogether, the victory will be ours.
Old Pike has long been a closely contest
ed County; but owing to dissensions which
u%nhappi!y arose in our " party, it was
carried blythe wings at the last August G.
lection, by q majority much greater than
they ever could have obtained under anv
other circumstances. \ war then ragcdin
our own camp. Distracted, discovered and
bleeding from mutual wounds the democrat
nc party isil an easy prey 70 our common en-
envy. Even now they look upon that strife
and that majority as surely indicating their
future success. But VIC feel that disap.
pointmcnt viii be the answcrt to their falle-
elous hope. There IS net mar one dispu-
puted pr!uciF4e at stake between the demo
Gratis OF this county. Aye. but fortunately
Tor lis, al! cause OF dissenSion is now re-
moved, and every angry wound Is fast heal
ing up. Every democrat can now march.
boldly totAe platform Of equal rights, and.
there battle shoulder 70 shoulder for .hg
great principles Of democracy.
Its true, thata studied and systematic
effort is now made by the enemy to tarc IA
fresh old wounds, to array democrat against
democrat, that all may fall a prey to whig
cunning; but it is a vile trick Of a cunning
enemy-heed it not. We have a common
cause, the cause Of the people. We fling.
forth our banner on which is Inscribed Dc
quail laws and equal rights and We call
upon the bone and sinew of the land to raj
" around it. We havea common enemy.
the enemy OF our holy cause.-the great
champion of Banks and Tariffs of special
privileges and chartered monopolies. VIII
any democrat hesitate to decide? VIII he
suffer either jealousy orpredjudice't to keep
nm from the support of great and cherish
principles, because those principles are
advocated by a personal enemy? No, sure
ly not. Then let US unitc-let US organize
and prepare for the support of our princ;-
pies regardless of the croaking ofthe Jour
nal. Let the journal rant; let it sing its old
studied can't of "ff1rdS" and "!Snfts."I
What care we about the croaking Of the
journal? Cracking has become its voca-
Read it and you will see that its sPc-
cial business for the last two months has
to cant about "Iord" and "Soff;;" to-
croak about ourpast differences, with the
nope of producing further division in our
ranks. But it "cani comc it," It's object is
100 plain.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

they bear the name, they are wolves in
sleeps clothing; who ever hey are, have
taken steps to ferret them out; and if sue
c~essflsl, my friends andthc public shall hear
from me. No objection to the man you
named sir, none at all, but l should think
that plenty could be nominated that could
not make out a way-bill without taking les
sons from the cx. P. NJ. am not q rose,
| may be a small stream, and they gene
rally keep on their course consistently
But word to poor Josey; he had a noun
tain in labor and broughtforth a mouse, and
I of course got the tail; was operated
against. 4. E., would deal it out at : pic
Stag, save the mark, had . cold deck VIZ
Il on me which you call b., but it wa
next and its name IS C, and H H
those facts, let ii be played out Oh
reasons best known to himself, and
/ leave the public to judge.
". X. KENNI
Iouisiana Feb. oath 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

claims than mine and should first be consult
ed, and if they would not take it, ] would
serve if appointed. So the matter rested
until ncarthe time Of the Inauguration OF
Mr.. Polk, when | was again strongly sollc-
tied Tor the use of my name to apctiiIon for
the Office. | again said that those Of older
claims must first be consulted. Which, ]
believe, was pretty generally done; 1t ie:''
to M lot to call on Or. II. furIis opinion on
the subject; he was alone in the office when
/ called on him. ] then, and there, stated
the above statements, and that il b would
apply o. have thr appointment directly or
indirectly, my name should be used; for his
and others whom he might wish to support
lwcIc older and better claims than my own
as | had at that time been a citizen only n!
Ishort 'imc over three years in the place
.Duri.n 10y interview with the Doctor, to the
best Of my memory, and do not plead hay
ING a treachc1ous one, he used the following
ilanglage: - for myself, ! would not be
bothered vii. the id Office; having had
ttc offer OF i, more shan once,ibut would
n,t accept Of it on any consideration what
And indirectly. lie did not know
that AIRY one had better CLANS than myself
asLire ne al the same time If | had the,
.,
ONCE if 1 would keep it in the grocery, a.
tina, wouIa rot be al appropriate place
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"E marriages IS t4c4! L1H'E 4"S't'
matter l.'s TO AH' was 'c'! 'H''Sl"'
'tt- an" We never mao any ""i'''S"'i'i
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Democratic banner., 1846-03-14
For the Banner,

l umns arc open to those that are interested
i'm the Post Office concerns here; | take
the liberty of replying to the communlca-
tons in the Banner of the 2lst ult., and one
in the journal; so far as ! am concerned,
land nv name made us Of, afters'atlng my
ipcsition as regard The matter, winch, has
called forth those public atoms. Shortly at
Ter the appointment of Mr.. Carroll came
on. the editorial of the Journal appeared,
stating th,xt it gave general satisfaction to
the peouIc. III. r. called on me and sta
ted hat he was G~esirous to know froIa
whence they received their Information, as
lit did not appear to &c the orderot tie day
hence. he was IN favor ii something's the
form OF a remonStrancc, as we were both
mentioned in that publication TOR the prr-
pose Of showing that such was rot the tact
| remarked that a public meeting would be
the more proper way; accordingly thu art-
sIe in the Banner of Feb. nth, was penNed
and published over our signatures. During
the time it was IN curse Of publication, the
journal ret.,a',d. and Mr.. RS. rcmon-.
STRANGE was putin circulation, OF which, I
knew nothing, nor lad part or lot in the
matter. tbs and the rrtractin" of tie Jour
nal has pat ameetirr out Of tte o~ues">,.i
,andlert me upon MY own hook. and as a
matter Of course am entitled TO al hatuib-'
HE # # ApI NOW v;thonf ono word in
the matter betv.ecp Donbtf,l Do.rocr,. and
.D,ub,ipo Doctor for donl+f,l y and dnuht-
inc d. has nought 70 DO with nc. rs for
I rive him Tie n,sso,c~ 4,,;rr I'm.
the communicate, Subscribed Nv {. n
and as am no anat.miSt. not having taken
lessons under ,ha cr,.lrr.cd Drtlr-. or
any o,rer. conference.-the. : c.,,.t ,-,. ,.vt
share Of that 1,er. ~. IVY dissacrinr.
viii therefor +ry ii. ,-.,,-diyid. L- >.
c;yo Mr. 2 one half and t.r-c .Lo n.,., -'
NV o,r,so Is -, lr;tif-1 ;c,;,r..iarSN
.ha, l. Mil c,,..I e., Io,~r-i f.. er,,l-i
: F.. a,;.. moo ,o;,, ;,3oe1. b. l.,i.s F
,n5 ;snroL,LL. -rc.r rn.lr.+ roy+- "a,
the Gauntlet. ~, t,~..-n .1,,r ~ Tire Doc
,,, In. - a., J,rr.,r IT, has seen f. 70
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

'3laS am 10 NosEl' A. Miss S.
Moore remarked, after taking the br
vow.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

We heard f.lIqw the other Jsy, trI
to spout Cowper. He. commenced. 1
tor a lodge il some vast lGiya'S A.s|.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

A.l0.k a-!' -a II ae.r ii.mu.a, - u
81. "1a".,.. !..a,a mo. II. I.gasas.- Lie Q.
The "tis ant Th7ras Eit~Aic jr. d. H., E@,air-
err in which he rarnaer WIS hacstiI>,i., ILL.,
%. Farther particulars next wcss.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

II is estimate t'e,t Their. 2re;l least oIt
Of finished musk lis IL lie different arir2!
yrscualS Qfthe UpioH.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

II is sad that q woman never look.
ridiculous IS when she at;ei
to smoke, whistle, chase turkeys thI.
tall grass. OF talk politics.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

There Is a man IN town Whose nose
crooked that he cannot read w;tloGt T
inc his head.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

lion. Roswell lIotlhkiss, died At Harp
y. y, IN tn 18th ult., aged 81.
Democratic banner., 1846-03-14

BEAUTIFuL SENTIAIEAi.
The rose asked a giit, and ~
thorn, The rose went until it 81"
eating lilies. :
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15
Young Ea0teS' Scb0OI.
I,itchfielfl. Conn.

UNHERE are vacancies for the admission Of
L one or two pupils in the boarding depart
ment OF this Institution, the approaching Win
Ter Term, commencing "Wednesday Nov. | lih.
Instruction in the Jaaior Department VIII
embrace the following branches:
Geography, Mental and Practical Arlthme'
tic, Book ul Commerce, L. s. History, Gram
mar, Natural Philosophy, Rollin, Watts Chem
istry and Newmans Pheton.
SENICR.-Modern Europe, Algebra, Arm
otis Physics, Paley's Natural Theology, Ele-
rlents of Criticism, Way!ands Moral Science,
Abercromhie's Intellectual Powers, Classical
Antiquities, Whately's Logic and Rhetoric,
Technology, Geometry, Physiology, Evidences
of Christianity, Astronomy, Buffers Analogy,
and Constitutional Law. 1863
b The pupils in each department will be critl-
cally exercised in Reading Writing, Orthogra
ply and Composition, and stated apprcpria-
lions of time devoted TO reading works of popu-
lar literature.
TERMS, for board, and tuition in English
branches per annum $l75
Music per quarter $40
Latin, French and Drawing, each IS
TUITION for day scholars, per tenn
Of p weeks, Senior Department,
Junior Department, $l2
No pupil received into the boarding depart
nent for less than year, and no day scholars
for less than term.
Circulars to be obtained orthe Principal,
Miss J. II. JONES.
Litchfcld, Oct 3, '4G. 20tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15
Concers.

THE Litchfeld County Sacred Music
Il Society will give lis I,lh annual Con-
cert, under he direction ofP NJ, TaowBRIDGE,
at = MichaeFs Church. in Lichicld, on We'd
neSday, the ith day of November next. COM
mencIng al half past G o'clock in the evening.
PROGRAMME IN PART.
Sing unto Gcd. - EIJavdn
Holy Lord God IF host. Mozart
The great Jehovah is our awful throne, Handel.
Go not far from me, o Lord,
Blessed is the man.
Glorily the name of the Lord, Mozart
The Lord our God is merciful, Nc,y,ran.
Also part Of the celebrated
Oldto' ~ VI H1FId' by Newkomm
The Society viii commence Rehearsal on
Tuesday. the day previous to The concert, at 6
O'Clock IN the evening, at which the perform
ing members are requested tc be in punctua
attendance -. - : 5
A part OF the music can be obtained of the
Secretary.
A. S. LEWIS, Secretary. a
Litchf'ld, Sept. 30, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15

4 'he Court OF Probate for the District of
Litchtirld, has limited and allowed
to the creditors ol the Estate Of Joseph L. Tay-
Tor late OF Warren irsaid district. deceased
represented insolrent, six months from the date
hereof, in which to exhibit their claims against
aid estate aud has appointed Geo. Starr Geo.
Tallmadge and Edwin NJ. kellogg OF Warren.
Commissioners TO receive, exa,pine and adjust
said claims Certified bV
f.sf ELISHA S. 4 aaRNaTIiy, Judge,
VIZ, the Commissioners above named, hereby
give notice that We shall meet to attend to the
dates of our appointment at the late Dwelling
house OF the said deceased in said town of War-
rem, on the last Monday in November, Is il.
and the last Monday OF March 1877, at , O'Clock
IN the Afternoon on each of sa d days All
claims not presented within said time, proper
" altested, Will be dcbaIred recovery
D"feaot Ltt!irId, Me23 dnyJ sep ,1SlG
$ : :5%* : , : 1:Sh5sa
AN persons indebted TO said Estate arer2lues
ted to make raNment to
10 EBENEZER TANNER, Admin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15

VIE Subscribers having been assigned IL
a the Court Of Probate Cor the district ~
winchester, Commissioners on the estate Of
Philo Deals, late If Colebrook. deceased, rep.
resented insolvent hereby give notice that We
will meet on the business of cur appointment
at the house Of AbiTam Chamberlain IL said
Colc5rcok on the third Wednesday instant ana
on the second Monday Of April next at oclock
in the forenoon on each OF said days Six
monthe are allowed and limited for creditors
If said Estate TO present their claims 10 tie
Subscribers. All claims must be duly proved.
ASA WHITE
C0lebrooll, Oct. Sih ls4G. 3w2t
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15
Great Auction Sales.

TENIIE undersigned, mortgage of the
IL property of Eizur Wilson. (of North
Goshen.) said properly consisting of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES n large assoFt-
~.en,, CROCKERY d HARDWARE,
and ether Goods such as are KEEP: in
country Store, including general assert
mcnt of FANCY GOODS, SC
also sew, raj WAGONS, new and old -
ono pair of BAY HORSES, SLEIGhS,
SLEDS, &C., &c.-will expose the same
for pablo sale, at he store recently occu-
pied by the said Elizur Wilson al North
Goshen on Tuesday the 18th Of Oct. 1916,
at O O'Clock A. M. Sale to continue from
dav 10 day until the conditions of the.
mortgage are satisfied. Country Mer-
chants will find it for their interest to be
present, as the goods must be sod how
ever cheap. The public generally are
Invited to chance for great bargains. -
Remember that the goods must be SO q,
and that without remedy. ~
HEZEKIAH ALLEN, Mortgage.
North Goshen, Sep. 30th, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15

ham, severely; Capt. Rsinbridge, Capt. Ia.
mote, and Lieulenanis wainwright, Potter and
Rossell, slightly-the latter with leg oft. M
jor General Butler, OF the volunteers, wounded
in the leg; Lieut.. Dilworth, LIST Infantry, Sc
.verely; Major Abercrombie, LIST do. slightly ::
Maj. Mansfield, Engineer slightly; Col. Mitch
ell, Ohio volunteers, slightly Col McClsng.
Mississippi Regiment, severely; Mai. Alexan-
der, Tennessee Volunteers; Lieut.. Allen. do.
Lieut.. Scudder, do; Lieut. Nixon, do. Can't.
Bowler, Mississippi Regiment; Lieut. Thomas,
Texas Regiment; Lieut.. Armstrong, Ohio Reg
iment, severely.
.Mo|taLiy WOunded.-Captain Gillespie, of
the Texas Rangers, since died.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15
pisfyictof Kent. So. ,
prJbnfP Cart. Sent 06. lS16

Probate Court. Sept &c, 1916.
ESTATE,of David Comstock late OF Kent, in
said district. deceased.
VENHE Court of Probate for the District
III of Kent. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the Creditors
Of said estate 10 exhibit their claims for settle
ment. Those who neglect to present their &C
counts properly auCsted, within said time, will
b. drharrcd Il recovery. All persons indebted
10 said estate, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to LUMAN p, BlSSELL,
40 Administrator, with the will annexed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15
assessors .yOsice.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the town
n OF Litchfeld are by law required to make
a written or printed list Of all taxable proper
ty belonging to such persons on the Isl day of
October instant, with particulars of all prope =
~ real and personal liable to be assessed and
valued, and give or send the same to the asses
sors by the goth of the same month; and we
hereby give notice that we will receive said
lists so made out ard handed to us by said
time, and that printed planks may be had by
calling upon either Of US or at the Office OF the
Town Clerk
Captains of military companies are notified
that by law it is made their duty 20 furnish
their certificates of exempts previous to said
;ime. WIN. r. BUEL,
NORMAN HALL, assessors.
f K. BUNNELL,
CHR WHEELER.
Litchfield, Oct. 10, 1916. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15
District IF Lfchfeid, IS. Probate Court, !
SDnf lAiA 1SlG

ESTATE of Prudence Wright, late of
Goshen, in said District, deceased.
THNHE Court of Probatefor the District
a. of Litchfeld, hath limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof, for the
Creditors of said Estate, to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect
to present their accounts, properly attested,
within said time, will be debarred recove-
ry. All persons indebted TO said Estate ale
requested to make immediate payment to
HARVEY p. MERWIN, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15

Probate Court, Sept ID. 1916. !
ESTATE of Rhoda B. Clark, late of Cornwall,
in said district, diseased
VEShe Court of Probare for the District o
Il Litchield, hath limited and allowed six
months from date hereof. for the creditors OF
said Est,,;e, to exhibit tlAeir claims for settle
nent Those who neglect to present their &C.
counts properly attcs'cd, within said time, will
be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Fa'atc are requested to make immediate
payment to
~l9 OLIVER f. CLARK, Admin'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,

At Market, 100 Beef Cattle, (about 500
from the South,) IS Cows and Calv S; 31CO
Sheep and Lambs.
Beef CnHle.-The sales were to a consider
able Misunderstanding f'Ilv 1870 hcad-hut
prices have sustained small reducticr. Tran
sactlons ranged from ST 81. to IS 50
Steep anil Lanabs,-Ghrnp trom 81 lo So 50
to SO IS. Lambs have declined fraction and
sell at from IS cents to s IS to s. so, as in
qua! 'ty. 900 left over
Co1"s and Ca!rce-All sold at from SIS
to $~2S to SO: s
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-15
New Fall Goods
AT The
Emporium of Fashion or

All
Emporium of Fashion; or
" .Ne,c Cash and Erchdnge Store" t0iM iOao
prices
THE Subscriber has just received from New
l. York, the most extensive and splendid
assortment of Goods ever offered by him in this
place, including the greatest variety Of Ladies'
Cloak and Dress Goods. among which are Su-
per Plaid Wool Cloaking, Cecilia Cloth, new
style,) shaded Clemantine, California Grape,
Oregon Robes, Graduated Robes, Fancy Cash
meres and NJ. De LANES, (some at shilling,)
Black, blue and brown Alpaccas and Alpaca
Lustres, Gala Plaid, Plaid Striped and Chang
able Dress Silks, Salisbury Flannel, White and
cold do, Ginghans. Prints Of all styles and
prices from to 20 cents per yd. ShawIs, Fan
cy Hdkfs and Cravats, Silk Cloak and DrSss
Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, Velvet and other
Ribbons, -Edgings-Hosiery. Gloves.
Mitts, Shoes, sc. fine assortment
Also Broadcloths, Beav Cloths, CassI.
meres, Vestings, Trimmings, Blankets, Cotton
Warp, Bats, Wadding, Ticking, Sheetlng,
Hats and Caps, &c. &c.
Also Groceries, CrOckery, Hdrlrdre, ard
.7res, &C. sc.
Also DR.. Spears Medicines.
For sale at the lowest prices possible, by
81 S. N. BRONSON, Agent.