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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-10-10

FORT SMITH.
Just received, per Arkansas Ne. 4, the following
81 goods, viz:
% bales i bro. domestics;
10 a. "
cascs - blea. 4"
," /
heavy blue depins;
" blue Mmc. prints;
= p" book drills;
200 pieces fancy prints, assorted;
$50 doz shawls and hdks., do;
IS cases boots and shoes, dol
Which, in addition to my former stock, makes one
Of the complete assortments ever offered in this
section Of the country.
Buyers arc invited to examine the stock, as I am
anxious to sell. Prices and terms shall please.
..' W. X. JOHNSON.
July 18th, 1916.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters .! !
y ministralion were granted the underss.,
on the Oath of July. 1916. upon the esa.'
OREDIAH W. HUNTER, deceased; and all F'.I
indebted to said estate arc hereby notified 70 :;
payment Immediately, or they will be piO III
against as the law directs. Al! persons vi
claims against said estate, are hereby no'" /.
present them. properly authenticated, IN Sns h
prescribed by law, or they will be debarreO''
any benefit from said estate. .
THO'S. WALDEN
JAMES NJ. HUNTER
Executors ~
an. O. W. HUNTER
August list, lsi6.--25-6w,s -.0r l''TS
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Drugs, Medicines &c.

w II. & NJ. MAYERS, have in store and offer
w for sale a general assortment Of Drugs and
iedicnes, viz:
ing and Am Calomel. Morphine
Ilcohol. Musk
,amphor: NuI Somca
icId tartaris Essential oils, every rar;cty
" nitric Ointmcnts Hydrg. all kinds
" Muriatic Roots-all kinds
Ether sulphuric Sarsapara
aqua ammonia FFF Saleratus
arrow root Sal ammonao
'alsam c6paiva Sal rochelle
:" Sulphur Salts epson
'luc pill mass do Gl1ubcr
,orar refined - do Petro
Burgundy pitch do Soda
'rimstone and fine do Tartar
'astilc soap Flax seed
ing. Windsor do do do ground
;antharides Spts nitro
Do Pulv do Lavender
arb ammonia Sponges-coarse
;astor oil no Sugar of lead, fno & white
;ayenne pepper Sulpbate qulnino
Centaury Syrup squills
Chloride Of lime Tamarinds
do Soda Tart. emctic--Eng
Cloves IVA ursi
Varnishcs-d different sorts
Corros. sublimate Vanilla beans
cream tartar Venice turpentpe
Creasote White wax
-roton oil do Preciptato
cubcbs and powder do Wine of antmony
Eaterium Paragorc
Elixir vitrol Pearl Barley
Emcrys Pepper
srgot . Phos. iron
Extracts ass'd Phosphorus
flours camome Pipernc
Benzon Plasters adhesive
FOL Soma Powder aloes
'owlers solution do Charcoal
Ginger root aud powd do do Gum Arabic
kinds do Dovers
lops do Colombo
4 ydriodatc potash do Colocynth
sing ass Am and Russia do Cantharadis
odinc do 1pecac
uiube Paste do Jalap
calamine do Rhubarb
audanum do Sup. Carl Soda
.quorice do Squills
refined Prepared chalk
Nagnesa fine Quicksilver
do small square hard Rasped quassa
Mama
Patent Medicines great variety instruments
Brushes-many kinds. Perfumery-large assert
ncnts, French and German. Paints and dye struts
lass ware; window glass.
Also a full and constant supply Of French and Eng
ish chemicals, and other articles embraced in their
inc. which they will dispose of at wholesale and retail
{ an unusal small allowance.
Fort Smith, May 30, lSl6.-16
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Gut ribbed decantcrs. pressed sugar, inch round
J dishes, 8 do do do, do oblong do 6 do do do. 8
plate tumblers, 10 do do. For sale by
May 16. SUIT, WHITE q W.
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NOTICE.

LII persons knowing themselves indebted to the
n Undersigned by note, are requested to come for
Vard and settle or send the amount by some RESPONSE
hIa osrsou. - w. II. d N. MAYERS.
Aug. 22nd 1876; Fort Smith. .... a..
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NOTICE..

TNIIE attention of Merchants, and Emigrants, is re
in ested for an examination of PINE HILLS, sit.
uuatcq the n W. ofRed River co, Texas, upon
Red River, and about fifteen miles above Fort Towson
This point destined to become the depot for import
and port osuppes for large extent OF fertile coun
try, fast settling and filling up with AZ eH;eTPisny
population.
The soil is well adapted for the production Of Wheat
and other grain. excellent stock country, and not
excelled by Cotton upands, in the United States and
capable ofsuppoTting dense population.
Asa Town site Pine Hills possesses advantages over
any other point on the gable portion Of Red River
the head Of ordinary navigation, permanent rock
bank bluff above all overflow, excellent ma tBral
landing without eddics, snags other distractions
from the bank, the land gradually ascends, for about
third ola mile, and then extends out to the rich
praires-bcng the only point for a long distance &C.
cessble at all stages of water. The National road
from Red river to Austin, and the southern part Of
Texas, leaves the river at this place A steam mill
supplies abundance Of excellent lumber 81 50 per
100 feet miles distance, atordng ready facilities
for building, so desirable in new county. Distant
from Paris, county seat of Lamar 20 miles, and 30
from Clarksville.
1t is exaggeraton to say that the natural advan
tagcs of this place, save facilities in shipping, Red
river being naygable about one third of the year
exceed Memphis and in a short time will become the
most important commcrc al Town. in the northern
part Of Texas. Freights are brought from New Or.
leans at ABOUT 81 % per 100 lbs 81 50 per bb Cot
ton down 81 50 per baewith very imperfect faciii.
'es lot sh'Pphg, the amount OF Coton shipped has
increased in three years from IL to 2OO bales and
be increased to a great extent.
Lots are offered on liberal terms.
r. r. SEWARD,
BERTHLET, HEAD & CO.
ME undersigned propose opening during the cnsu
i ing serson, at the above place, house for doing
General Commission, Receiving. Storage and Forward
ing business, make LIBERAL advances upon Cotton and
keep an amply supply Ofmerchandze of all kinds (save
Lquors adapted to the country, for sale on fsyora
bic terms. BH a. co
Fort Towson, Dec. |, 1S45-I3-tf
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PAINTS. PAINTS.
White Lead. in Oil. Litharge. .r
Lamp Black. Sand Paper.
Venetian Red. Red Lead.
Yellow Ochre. Vermllion.
Vrdegris. Blue smalts.
Chrome Yellow. Gold Leaf.
Chrome Green. Silver do.
Japan Varnish. Bronzes.
Copal do. Camel Hair Psnclh
Linseed Oil. Paint Brushes
Spirits Turpentne. Sash Tools.
Spanish Brown Drawing Paper, e.
Glue. 80 Y
In Store and for sale BY r,,e
w. ii, & M. MAfEE,,,
Druggists; Fort Sn'
August 18th, 1876.
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NHREAD, Edgings, and Insertions.
Il Jackonet, do. do.
Real Paris Artifcia!s,
Linen Bobbins; Linen Cambria; New STYLE
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons; Swiss Multi Muslin; La.
dies Black Kid Gloves,
Just received and for sale BY
WALLACE l. WARD.
Van Buren,, Feb. 2S.--3-tf
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Fresh Groceries.

VIIIE subscriber begs leave to acquaint his old
l. friends and customers, that he is receiving
large additions to his extensive stock Of Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin & Clogg, on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
II which he invites the attention Of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell as low as any 9TH
or establishment for Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part Of
700 sacks salt 3O Kegs nails
100 s. coffee 2OO0 lbs lead
200 bbs and half bbls 20 kegs powder
Whiskey 20 boxes tobacco
IS hhds sugar .'. ~ soap
Is bbls moIasses 10" Gunpowder tea
10 !" loaf sugar 10 h" Starch ~.
$1,000 lbs iron assorted ~ boots and shoes
800 plough mouids 2O0 los sole ienther
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 30 sides upper do
100 sets wagon boxes 6doz painted buckets
500 lbs cast steel. En-. 8 sacks pepper
glish, Blister, German, ginger
aud American do. bales domestic
Together with OK chains, log chains, drawing
chains, tin ware, 1ueensware, and saddlery.--
Also few articles in tho Dry Good line. and
many others too numerous to mention; all Of
which he will be happy to show to those who
may honor him with call.
rF. GEORGE AUSTIN.
Auanst 7, 1916. NO u
zoo. 4. .r.H"
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
STEPllENS' Travels, in Central America
~ - incidents Of Travel, IN Yucat,n
Egypt, Arabia Petrea, and the HOLY
Land '
Greece. Turkey, Russia, ard Poland
Bancron's History OF the United States
Doct Olin's Travels. in the East
Pictorial History Of the American Revolution
Millman's Gibbons Rome
Lord Byron's Poems. Fory,r.h r
August 18th, '4s. WALLACE & WAN
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BOOKS!! BOOKs!!!
(tOOPERS Nara! History
" Meals History of the Puritans.
Life of Paul Jones'
Marshall's Washington.
Bourreinne's Napoleon.
G,imshs VS. United States
Says Political Economy.
Walkers Anthropological Works
Connie on the Constitution of Man
Mills Crusades and Chivalry.
Presidents Messages.
Sterne's Works
Pocket Maps of.Texas. Oregon, and CsIro,ri,
School Books and Stationery ''"'"'
For sale BY WALLACE l. IVAN,
Aug Goth, 1916 'Anb
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WAX, dolls, leather drinking cups; thermosI
w guitar. and violin strings; all kinds o.
every variety of perfumery; matches; India lnEi1
chalk; coat plaster; lanccts; needles; steel Ren
blue, black, and indellible ink; Hook and Eys'
of roses paint brushes; C. H. pencils; &C.. as G
sale by W. II. & NJ. MAfbS,I
June 22nd, '46-20. Druggists, FS'tss i
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FORT SMITH
ID ECEIvED, per Nathan Hale, Reliance and iazo
III City, the following articles, viz
225 sacks Rio coffee;
$50 b" Liverpool salt;
70 hhds. sugar;
10 bbls. loaf sugar do;
IS boxes claret;
90 - tobacco, assorted;
Is soap;
10 +" star candles;
10 4" confectionery;
10 lemon syrup;
j bills molasses;
10 :" and bbls. mactercl;
40 kegs nails, assorted;
5000 lbs. bars lead; Ground pepper,
rpger and alspce painted tubs and pals, pipes
&c &C., &C., which. with my former stock OF groce
ries, makes a full and complete assortment-and
shich viii! be sold low they be bought west
Of the Mississippi, for cash, OF 10 approved men.
80 ,..... W. r. JOHNSON
{ July 18th. 1876.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

Of Nazareth-or out of some Of our locooco brethren,
although they may not be of it at the time do
not know that the editor OF the Jetfersonian Mr. Reid
conceived and brought forth the following sentence but
it's the TRUTH notw outstanding:
''5ome fstalists and fear not the futaTe :.
thy advocate principles regardless of consequence and
mend propositions fatal TO the liberty a happiness
Of man kind
The editor of the JefTersonan exempife@, IA almost
every article support the principles Of his
party, the facts contained in the above ana ~
his mouth is he condemned. Is he advocating
the doctrine Of free trade and It's consequent results
direct taxaton2 Does lie advocate the suJ-reasurv
system. and. Of ari money for the officers of
the government and Il the people get any money at all
under its operation precated ..ba rags for them
Is he sustaining administration that is any thing
else but frugaI one, ana which, from its first efforts
the present moment has entirely eneI cons
tItonal limits, Ia anneNing foreign territory anI the
assumption Of doubtful powers, thus violating week
after week, the 'priacule or his party which he pro
tesses be governed by And does he not, b. thus
preaching thing and praccing another, advocate
principles regardless Of consequences and epd
propositions faaI % he Atrty md happiness Of ahtud
and Mr. Reid .sIaalist,'' according his own
rule, having fear Of The future before his eyes, and
acting the part Of ''auto.naton2''
out, MeS-rs Editors, with ia, declaration tE4t
always gave truth is due weight if locof1eo uttered
one here will take the liberty Of making another
extract. not fFom Nr. Rci ..arc.es,' bat fon the
PreacAngs Of OF the school Of politics. though
he Is evidently honest ana straight forwar5 in his
political dealings than the Liberty editor Of the Jeifr
sona; and think the shoe VIII lit that itor. hole
he viii put it if il does make him somcwhat uneasy
The following from y ork correspon iout of tie
Washington Unlon-the ''ofislal organ Polktom:
~ have growing faux in the democratic oart~.
which is well pointed BY the Buwrr.s play Of
Money It is "o preach .';'e greatest happines~
TO the greatest NUMBER, but with a. the greatest
Der is Huf7Jer oae.''
Yours, &c U&IoH c 5uxrv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08
COM yfUNzC EaSN s.

For the Palladium.
II would be an endless OBJ enumerate the fasehood5
tina, weekly occur the columns OF the iecrsohlih-
In one little article Of lines. II that paper OF
Nov a5th there are less than SIN Wrappers; one or
two of which will notice. Reid says that Mr. l.
predilections are entirely Mexican y bold assertion
truly Because ntilnatcd that You hard run for
timber when YOU sung half column Of praises to the
.braye Weller for jumping his horse ditch You
must the refore doubt patriotism and call me Mex
lean entirely. Why, certainly, John You dd not draw
this conclusion by your old mode oil reasoning o"
once called the soldier ola Petticoat granny
and even accused him of hiding bchhg log curing
h,,,I Were YOU then willing to take 10 yourself the
odiurr Of being enemy Of your country = nsai !"
o had been an American citizen the time; for when
Harrison fought. YOU were loyal SUBJECT OF hI'''"
fold, Bat Won are democrat nov, and you know
democrats believe in the free expression Of opinion;
therefore, you ought not TO get so wosh WhSh one =
lust carrying democratic principles
But Won say that ..revenge is sweet" Well presume
Won ough, to know by this whe her II Ana
should think that You loved il too. from the way you
called hard made niEger proles OF John ar
van ever since he beat bad the last August
election Never mind, John about this Vel all give
in that YOU are lud of the sweetness OF revenge
But about this little discussion at Nestyile Mr. T.
never had discussion with the brave Weller bat un-
derstand a Young lawyer Mr. Bicke, had; ami also
understand from those present the time that required
great deal more good generaship TO head Mr. bckle'
than i. did Jump his horse over the ditch ANA an
agree the brave W eer nndying aures at
the battle Westve than he did the battle of Mon
serav John put your eli rusty machine operation.
ana immortaze this deed OF your hero. the OF
-kurnel Holloway" F.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08
BI y G. L =
BY Hos. MRS. NORTON.


A SOLDIER Of the Legion lay dying in Alg.ers,
There lack of woman's nursing. there was dearth
of wonans tears,
But a comrade stood beside HIN, while his lie-bood
ebbed away,
And bent, with plying giances. to hear what he might
The dying soldier filtered he took that comrades
hand
And he said 81 shall see my own my ma
Take message and token, to some distant friends
Of mine,
For was born at Bingen,-at Bngen the Rhine
"Tell my brothers and companions. when they meet
and crowd around,
To hear my mournul story, IN the pleasant vineyard
ground,
That fought the battle bravc y,and when the Gay
done,
Full many corss lay CHASTITY pale beneath the set
ting
And midst the dead and ying grown old in
The death wound on their gallant breasts, the last Of
many
But some were young,-ahd saiGthIy DeAg.a NE ;
morn deciinc,-
And one had from Bingcn,-f1r Bingen on the
Rhine.
..Tell my Mother that her other sons shall comfort
And was aye truant bird, that thought his home
For nv father was soldier, and child
NV heart eaped forth hear him tell Of struggles
fierce Wild
And when he died and left u= to divide his scanty
lie, them take whsteer they woud--but kept my
fathers sword
used shine,
On the cottage wall at Bingen,-calm Bingen the
Rhine.
"Tell my Sister weep for and sob with
dropping head,
When the troops are marching home again with glad
and gallant tread,
But look upon them proudly with calm and stead
fast eye,
For her brother was soldier, too, ana NOT air'id 10
die.
And if comrade seek her love, ask her in my
To listen to him kindly without regret shame;
And to hang the old sword in It's place, (my lat
For the honor Of old Bingcn,-dear Bing.n
Rhine!
"Theres anoi'.as--not sisters in the happy days
You'd have known her by the mefTiI1eht that sPafh-
led in her eye;
Too innocent for coquery--too fond for IDLE scorn-
OH friend 1 the ghtest heart makes sometimes
heaviest mourning.
Tell her the last night of my e--(or ere TINS moon
be risen,
MY body will be out of Pain--Iny soul be OUT OF prs
on,)
dreamed stood with her, aud saw the yellow sun
On the the vine clad hills of Bngen,far Bingen on
the Rhine
II saw the blue Rhine sweep alongI beard, or seem
ed TO hear
The German songs we used to sing, in chorus sweet
and clear
And down the pleasant river and np the siant"g
hill,
The echoing chorus sounded, through the evening
calm and still;
And her clad blue eyes me, as we passed with
friendly talk,
Down many path beloved Of yore, aud well-re
bercd walk;
But well meet no moro at Bngen,-ioFed bngen on
the Rhine.
Ts voice rrey faint and hoarser-his grasp child
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08
Fer the Palladium.

For tae Palladium.
MEs.Rs EprroRs-When truth IS found eInanating
from any source always give il due weight for am
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

rF'HE undersigned osrs for SALE on f4iraa reasooa
b- terms. Ms fi0I e and LOT SITUATED near the
South Market II Is ia complete raoai~
anz NeI arr-aE- to- small family Persons wishing
t. purchase call ana examine the property
CORNELIUS vASSANT
Richmond. Aug. =. T-z5 of.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

ITJohu : Re3, the editor OF the JEFF -so1au, Is sup
posed 10 in his possession "a drum sties penny
whistle and pen holder manufactured from the ;aplo<t
round of the ladder Of fame. which had been 6+Pos-
ted IN fhc museum nv 's(ra'-av,' probably
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[ SION { UNITY.

4 REMAHEAgLE CASE. The Rus mn Emperor
decided remarkable law suit recently. II #I-
pears that wealthy Russian General 'taincd
the eonsen! If II beautiful daughter # Po.sh
NoblonI7n, to units. III marriage With him; ;,aI
unknown to tho Iady. the ceremony was pc f r. 90
by an officer, disguised priest They htol .a-
gether for two years, wien she was informed BY
her husband Of tho deception. and finally disco
dcd by htn. She sought in VAIN for radross IN ;ti
tho courts, whom finally hcr cnso calne bef re-
tho Emperor. who decided ha the .liorrin- - u.
illegal but in consequence of The deception Of the
pretended la band. 10 ordered his d;stu5s-
from the \ rrnv. with tic loss Of his salary and
his Office, without having my claim - another
appointment. His whole property was g,you to
the lady whom he Wantoniy deceived, aaI 10
is not permitted even to marry again.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

Business ~ EaANcE. -liankrnpt@ice,' say
the Bctorme, ''aro Of daily occurrence III Paris.
Petty merchants continue to shut up their shops;
the pawnbrokcrs' Offices are hcsIcgad with an
piicants; the savings banks viii soon be empty.
The hospitals arc crowded: il5.oGO in#icert~ a.
pend upon pab.ic charity pars: tic prisons . r.
full. and tho winter viii throw about lee. GOO
"orkmcn out Of omp'oyfncn!.- Our prospects ere
indeed very sud-
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*. 49, - & Fsa#@E2 s. - % q E7E
80 r--.~ 80 a- - esgst e
,tFFtD ft7fi7 G. II ID f1IIF; II
= /. n II II ikIi
It6N pressure H .l'aitt- t.''ft patrons ava me l'Ho
Ie ., ncr5lt 4t ,s te Eu" receiving iAetF supplies
q
gis@'' ''"i - ''' 90 i'-'' - ' ''-
!o"i'A a''t.s
- 80 a1 ts'.'''f
ST.. IL =, ."''-
- -
rs. = -
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4 choice selection or Foreign Wines ana Liquors,
: lected expressly for
Hzcs..e::. E,s..I.oses,

ust received and for sale low. pr
Richmond. September Sin, 1915
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y letter from " arSa". ~ ip.afli. GATED Cci
5.h savs:-,.rho Israc'itcs Of Warsaw, for sever
al DAYS, hayo been in tho greatest CONSERVATION.
The first Of this month was tav Of tri"5.
when according to n u,asa of September Of last
wear. thcv were required 70 change thcir 'c"1sh
costumes FOR those Of Poland or ESQ lar .'ose ~
Russia or Francc--a measure % Walca .hay layc
the greatest rerucnancc. Day before Yesterday.
adds the lattcr1 which vas Saturday. the syaa-
cogues of Warsaw presented singular specie Gle.
The Jews Who had gathered thcro rolled atos:
upon tho ground with great contor;ion of their
bodies, accompanied By signs, groans and Ianlen-
tatioHs; many Of them hod even rent their clothes
in sign Of mourning. Yesterday morning. tho
police began 10 compel tho lsraeiitcs e conform
with tho ukase. The agents Of Government sa.z
ed upon.at tho house Of Tho Jews their garments
made in jewish style-othcrs went through the
public srccts. with largo shears md. whenever
they met on the highway. any Jew in dress
TINT indicated his fo.h. they sto2Hc! him ani cut
off his long beard and hair. which arc forbidden
by the ulase. 1t IS true that THIS uknso perm; Is
the lsraehes proscvo their costume una Jan.
ls, 1850 on tho condition Of their paving IN ~
2al iinpost. called tho impoSt Of d-css. bat The
amount of this tax IS 50 great that only the very
wealthy Jews are able 10 pav it-uhli,. On thu
other hand. the Jews. who still very tcna-
coas of their faith. and suoerstitous heiioyc
that they oficnd God by dressing as the Cars
tians do.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

y
Tor the cns4 Of PT0'1 Sas
ifef-i. Calling II the wali,5- +
am !tera.4, or Rua 'fsf
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! - A "A. I'll. on. -. s-a-e
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06
August Election.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES, SO 90.

eyWe are authorized to announce c. c. P.
HILL, q candidate for County Court Justice of
Howard county, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM T
MALLORY, q candidate for the office of Asses
sor-at the ensuing August election.
0TWe are authorized to announce GARLAND
nj. MAUPIN, candidate for Constable of Prai.
rie township, ut the ensuing August election.
nTWe are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
HOLIDAY candidate for Constable of Rich
mond township at the ensuing August election.
NTWear authorized to announce BEVERLEY
A. SHEPHERD, candidate for Constable Of Rich
mond township, ut the ensuing August election.
OrWe are authorized to announce THOMAS
RAY, q candidate for constable of Richmond town.
ship, at the ensuing August election.
0trWe are authorized to announce ALEXAN-
DER G. TATUM, candidate for constable OF
Richmond township, at the ensuing August cleo.
ton.
nTWe are authorized to announce VIM. P
MILES, candidate for constable Of Richmond
township, at the ensuing August election.