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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-14
Hy Wellington GoddIn, Anct.
Very Valuable Real Estate for Sale at
Auction.
"lLL be sold ON FRIDAY AFTER NOON

w the s5ih June ls47 upon the premises commencing
at O'Clock those desirable TENEMENTS South
South side Of Cs Street between Virginia aud l4h
OF which has been recently built OF brick granite
now in the occupancy OF Mr. David Burr IT. upon years
ease At an annual rent OF $3.50 the other framed
with brick basement recently thoroughly emOded and paired
and IN the occupancy OF Me,srs Henry Fisher Smith
at annual rn OF $3.50. This property belongs 4 part
neThp and be sold for OF
concerns am author ned the
last
TERMS-OneouTth cash balance in equal instruments
and IL months for Vegetable added
trust deed. BY Request Of the w GODDIS,
ll-lis Anc
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The defendant John Hlran having entered his
and security according the Of Assembly and the
Rules Of this Cou and Appearing by satisfactory evidence that
be- inhabant Of this country IL ordered that the sad
AeHt defendant do appear the Rules be holden for the ad
Court the Monday ard the bill
the pand and that Of ths order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published the city of Richmond for months
seeye and posted front djoT OF the Courthouse OF this
county. a Copy
my II-w9w ELDRIDGE. c. c. = c.
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Repairing and Tuning Piano ror,e..

X
- pairing and Tuning Piano Foes MIL. n. Jones' who
regularly employed addition auila
heatons Tuaer he skl Mechanic and fully prepared
aud competent part Piano order having
Manufacturer himself Charges moderate.
NASH 4 wOODHOUSE, booksellers,
my dealer i'm Piano Fou..
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ID. PAINE 81 CO.,
M A " Ayers OF LOTTERIES
Richmond. Ya.

"HoLE TICKET NOS. II IS, Grand Capital OF
w 10000 DOLLARS, sold aud paid sight by PURCELL
The brilliant be expected by those who
their orders Z. w. PURCELL.
Richmond, Va
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JUST received per Adams N co. : Express,
- from rhadelpha, fresh supply Of these Hly handsome
Slippers. the ladies' respectfully
lei JUDAH MYERS. No 81 West Main st.
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.ApIEs, sPIENnIp nnoNnE KID sLIPrERs

DACoN-3oOo pounds WESTERN cured Bacon. log round
BD eeived consignment and for sale by
my ~ RIM CRUMP.
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NTIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Of.

Nv TNVTNTN.-NT :
County Couu Of Buckingham Mondiy %
dayof May. 1887.
Iladman, who Of the heirs at Law aud distributes Of
Liulehefry Iardiman, deed flths
R.had u Gfiam Admir- Of Luebcrry Hartman deeea.rd
and , Admir- of William Ilardm1n dec. d. Ebert
Hadman, RbL, IIaniiman ssm1 arjman, Frances Wsker
formerly Frances Hlrdman and her husband Elijah Walker Mary
MeCauy, formerly Mary rdman and her husband Nelson Nc
Cau Anna ToTbeIt formerly Anna adman and George Tor
bert her husband Elizabeth Robertson formerly Elizabeth ardman
William n Roberon her husband William HordinIap
of William ardnap deceased the heirs and distributes Of
William iiafdman deed John Isnnan Anna MADDOX formerly
Anna Iatdman, Charles ardman Unab Hardman, George
Hadman. CHARTS Hsdman Susan Iariman, John Hirdiman
Samuel Hartmann Wlnm Hardmih ana George w iardiman
children Of Samuel II Haniiman dee a'cd - the Admnin
o. 1b1msa afdnan dceeaed aud Anderson afdnan John
Hardman, William Hartman, Tbouics samuel Hard
Judith smith, formerly Judith ilafimhn and her husband
Samuel Smith Anna Crowder fomcry Anna ardmsn and her
Crowde Mary foru,ry Mary
husband HARDEN Gnfg' su'anna Davidson formerly
Hard who the children representative.
sad rFatcs Thomas urdman them -
together with the cmir pnh the heirs al law and distributes
ofIiuirb-uy HafdHln. dsed Dns
IN CnANCERY
The Defendants - --- ,iha Admir- Of Wm. Hariiuan De
ceased Hardman, Bb,i H,rlman samuel Had mar
Waller formerly Fnness Hadmsa and husband
fish wact. Mary Mtrauy formerly MARY Hafinian sod
huSsnd Nelson MeCauy Anna Tori er formerly Anna Inrdln
nni husband Elizabeth formerly
Hadan and William 10 Robertson hcf husband and WA
naran, Of william sfinan ibe heirs and distributes
Winm deceased, John Hard Maddut
formerly Anna Hatiuan Cacs Iadnan George w nlfiman
John Hardman samue Iisfdnih. William ariman and Geo
fnnsato afduan dec H. aEj Anderson fiariuau.
i,bn iiainu William narman Thomas iariiman, Samuel
Hatdman. In'ih Smith formerly ludd narman, and Lrr hus
saue Smith Ansa Crovdef formerly Anna TIadnnan ADD
her husband John covde Mary Cdre ormery Mary iardmnn
her bu bind Harden Gugs Susluna Davidson formerly So
stdmau, and her husband E'asus ravdon Ehz1bs
HadsHsn a0i susan rdman, who The ehen representa-
and Frasesoi Thomas iii'n tgcd having
appearance and fecuuy according r Act ~ A.
uhy ani &c Rns Of The Court aud ny saifieioW
evtnce they nahanfs of This county
defndaus 10 appear here day
August Cont bill plaintiffs and hats
copy forbwh inserted newspaper pubh.
ID city Richmond tort months ssvcy posted
the front door u the Courthouse q this county.
Copy-Tese
tt-.o. u ELIMINATE a. n A.,
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IN Hanover Circuit Superior Court, April 7th,

u Isi7
William Wexford and Rcbeesa P ?, hi- wife,
deed, and other, DTS.
is CHANCERY
appearing satisfactory evidence Edward
Nosby Wlm ilayne decd inhlb
Of Commonwealth On the Of the Plaintiffs. Il
Edward hoshy aorc'ad do
bill
Plaintiff and copy order be forthwith
the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, newspapers
pabhshcd city erssivey
and that another copy be posted front door Of the Court
HOUSE OF this county A CopI;-Tsste.
ap97-~gu PHILIP H. WINSTON, G. e.
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"
the Circuit Superior Chaneery
Buckingham Couny, Monday, the ID day OF May 1917.
George w. Kyle, PlI
against,
Richard a. Gillian administrator OF LitebeTy ardman. deed
aud John IIardman. DTS.
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BIGGER 4 cos LUCKY OFFICE,

Tickets 40 hives quarfr ESQ CeIiatrs paetaEes
Whole Tickets sIi9 So do Half do 50 IS do. do 90 -
We have day Lotteries from dollars
remittance h made large small, will always
the moi popular Lotteries hand The drawings
quesied To all who order from The for all
had usual gtt On all eneo,ng PiEe Tickets
the postage need be Paid The Tickets the above Lotteries
received, and an orders addressed will
prompt and confidential attention hddrs- LEWIS w WEBB
WIN J. BIGGER 4 co,
my "a Riehmotd Va
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aud remarks their character, together with Diree
fof the The White Sulphur waer and
the Diseases which II appeableto which is added
OF VIM Bukes Book the Mineral Springs Of Western Virginia
&e and OF the Different Routes the sptns
John Moorman, NJ d. Resident Physician White Sulphur
spIings Just received and fof sale by
C. r. FISHER,
In IfrI.r lie Eth IInn.I
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Zee Of the County Count Of buckingham on Mondiy the ID
day ~ May 1897
G. Tyler and Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth
Ilaiman who Of the heirs at Law aud distributes Of
LirlehefTy Ilardman, deed Pfs.
aginsi,
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SnA CASKS fresh Thomaston LIME, land
WV Jog aud Tor sale by
my25 RANKIN a wHITLoCK
CtPRlNG SACKS-BeaulIlnl Spring and Sum.
- msr sacks OF bk bToWB drab and mixed Ao dress
AMI hoek Goats, Pants Vests Shirts Dnwe &C. Po eheap
for cash by lmy III KEEN 4 co
(ARDENAS WOLASSES-25 hid, Prime reisiHpg Car
~ dcnas hoatsss, IN store aud for sale by
my@5 JAMES NJ. McCANDLISH
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INV YoRx April 81 lslO.
This certify that have ussd CeLughs Medieaed
pound months
my lead falling the time first applied
restored being healthy top
head has bald for past but using
pound the grow
Of Its final If there sho still
lou~ atbeny refer them when
lar demo asrauon. C....'s pee.
supply and for by j. JOHNSTON No. us
Main st, Agent for
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Skeleton Sacks.

HAVE just received haT pres superior Bundy d.
rect from the importer, my sales Per
OF 6ne will please examine IT, at
JNoG OLDNERs Wine aud Liquor store
jc9 2 doors above
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J HORSESl HORSFSI

~ HORSES HORSES HORSES !
~ ~ For sale at "TATTERsALL's" three pair,
-&-&6f Match Horses Also, n number OF sneIe saddl.
Aaa harness horsssnost OF which very will be
% reasonable prices Persons wanting Hoses may
suiea oi getting them TO fully representation
~ horsss taken at Livery Biued Broke for the
Sao14e III haTnesr CHARLES r ALLEN,
mn AO-u Council Chambsr
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Divided into Prizes of S25 900 each!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, No 20, to be
irawn Saturday. June 90. Isi7, Wilmington Del.
- NUMBERS-I4 DRAWN.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-08
Arrival OF tie Caledonia.

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamship Caledonia from Liverpool, June
10Th, arrived at Boston yesterday morning at
A o'clock
The steamship Washington, the first " A.
merican Ocean Mail Steamer" from New
York, arrived at Southampton on the 18th
June, after passage of fourteen days.
The prospects of most abundant harvest
in England are very favorable.
The Corn markets have been in a very
fuctuating position since the 4th June Che
date of the advices per Cambria) Ameri-
can lour is now As to As Cd per barrel lower
than by dates of June 4th Indian Corn 0 to
lis; Indian Meal to rs per bbl Canadian
Wheat Is per bushcl; and United States
Wheat Cd to 1s-the market remaining fiat,
with tendency to recede still further.
In the House Of Commons, on the 10th Of
June, q resolution was adopted to extend the
time for the admission of foreign grain with
out paying duty, until the first Of March
next.
The Emperor of Russia has directed the
governors of provinces to cause quantities Of
corn fixed by law to be stored in the reserve
granaries, lest speculations for corn in foreign
countries should cause q scarcity.
A great fire occurred in granary at Mos
COW, about the middle of last month, and
nearly $4,000 quarters of corn were destroy
ed.
IRELAND. In Ireland the fever still con-
tipues to make sad ravages, The accounts
which come to hand from the principal cities,
more especially those in the southwestern and
southern parts of the Island, are painfully
distressing. The state of the country appears
to be not in the least improved. Crime and
outrage still stalk through that unhappy land
The prospects of the crops however, are in
general Of gratifying character, and the
farmers are in the best possible spirits.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-08
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wings of Rutland County are invit-
ed to meet in County Convention at the
Court House in Rutland, on the 4th day of
August next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating a ticket for County
Senators, and to transact such other business
rs may come before the convention.
JOHN A. CoNANT,0
A. L. CATLIN, County
GEORGE G. NEAL, Comm.
JACOB EDGERToN
June B, 1S47.
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NOTICE.

yBVIIE public are hereby notified chat I have
IL this day given my son JAMES j. VIII
BIER, his time during the remainder Of his
minority; and will hcnceforth exact none
of his earnings,ncther will | pay any debts Of
his contracting after this date.
ORREN WILDER.
Goshen, July 8, 1847.
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NOTICE.
STOLEN

NkOA the pasture Of the subscriber, on
Friday, July 2, switch tailed black
MAKE, the name lying upon the near side
OF the neck. Said mare Is II or II years
Old, and has the hcaves. The thief is sup
posed to have gone south or west, as he was
seen near Sudbury westinghouse. NVhoev.
err Will return said mare, or give information
where she may be found shall be suitably
rewarded. DAVID MERRIAM Jr
Brandon, July ), 1917.
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WOOL MARKET.-BosToN JUNE 20.
MARRIED.

In this village, Sunday morning last, by Rev NJ
Ludlam, Mr. Samuel Gleason of Royalton, and Miss
Abigail Nichols, of Brandon.
In this village Tuesday morning LAST, by Rev. c..
4. Thomas, Mr. II. c. Martin, and Miss Jane NJ.
Knowlton.
In Mildleburv, June IS Julius A. Bcckwith Esq.
and Miss Abby Matilda Wainwright.
In L. Middlebury June 5, by lev. Mr. Barrett MI.
MARSHALL j. GLOVES of Salisbury, and Miss BET
sEY /. HENDRICK, ofEast Mddlcbury,
The Printer received his feein the shape of huge
slices from Off tho most delicious Cake we ever saw.
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TAKEN

NROM the pasture of the subscriber, on
Friday night, July 2, middliny sized
gray llOESE, ten years old, with some dark
spots on his face, occasloncd by bruisc, and
a ring olcurly hair around the Off fore leo he.
low the knee joint. A reward Of $50 will be
paid for the thief and horse, or $50 for the
horse without the tibet.
ALPIIEAS SANDERSON.
Brandon, June ), 1917. ,
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BEtrIsH MAIL EXPRESS. The Express
which brought the British Mail, by the steam
or Caledonia, left Boston on Sunday morn
Ing at half-past 4, and passed through this
village, on its way to Montreal, at halfpast A.,
P. M.-making the distance Of 100 miles in
IL hours, sic of this distance by cars
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Farms for Sale

SEVERAL Western Farms, from 100 to
1880 acres with House, Barn, and ten
acres in crop on each, for sale low. Terms
ofpaymcnt casy-or Eastern property taken
in exchange. Apply (post paiDto Gordon
& Co., rs and so Broad ST., N. Y; or to the
office of this paper,
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TO FARMERS, CONTRACTORS, &

WANTED-Thc advertiser wishes to
w contract with few industrious active
men to supcrintcnd the clearing Of wild land,
and the erection of Log Houses. Each con-
tractor would be provided with a band of
stout cmigrant laborcrs under him.
The contractor must have the command of
from one to four thousand dollars which with
seven per cent interest, would be secured by
Bond and Mortgage on the property, (Which
is sold to Emigrant farmers worth five times
the amount; he can transfer this security
if he has to borrow the money. The lands
are about As hours distant from New York.
The contract would probably occupy 18 to
20 months, and will pay the contractor
profit of from $4,000 to $4,000 or upwards.
Apply to " Agriculture" -C Care of Gordon
& Co., IS and so Broad ST., New York :;
or to the office of this paper. Gan letters
post paid.
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CANTON, St. Lawrence, co , N. Y,
March e

- MNTCl &,
This may certify, that the Rev, Z. S. BARDErr,
has been engaged as Principal of Canton Academy
for the term Of three years, and we checrfuly rec
ommend him to an enlightened public wherever he
may chance to locate himself as faithful, porse-
vering, and successful teacher His moral chalac-
ter is beyond rcproach.
Signed by the Board Of Trustcos
Hon. SILAs WRIGHT, Hon. MINET ,JENNIsoN,
H. NJ HARRISON, esq. THo's D.OLIvE, esq
mos H. CoNKEY l.. d. Moody, esq
JOSEPH AMEs, I'd, HENRY BARBER,
CHAUNCEY FOoTE, Amos SMITH
DANIEL MACK, DARIUS CLARK,MD
Leicester, July /, 1917. 3:Sw
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IMPORTANT DECISION. The Vice Chan
cellor of Now York has decided against the
claims of the heirs Of Annette JAMS upon the
Trinity Church property, embracing the
larger portion Of the Fifth and Eighth Wards
in the city of New York, which was formerly
farm in the possession of their ancestors
His Honor considered that tho defence had
been maintained in every point, and that the
claims Of the heirs was barred before the rev.
olution; and that the lapse Of time since would
be sufficient to put an end to the suit, were it
not barred before-B0St. IVAiq
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-08
DIED.

in Charlotte June %, Avery Mech, co.
In Dandy, June 2G, Moses Edward Vail, in the
Goth year Of his age.
In Westmoroland, N II, June %, Stephen Brtton
hged 81.
In Rndgc, N. H., June Is, Mrs Anna Buswcll, Co.
In Orwell, July 4, William Munger, aged 81 years
Mr. Munger was an uncle of the three young men
two since.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-JUNE %.


At market, $40 Beef Cattle 10 yokes Working Oxen,
30 Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep, and about 500 swine
PRIcEs-Be0 GaMe-llXtra 81 25i first quality Sc 80
second quality, SIS IS a 600.
Ho'hag Oren-saIe noticed $50, $50, up to sos.
CotcS and CalreS-At $40, SCI S326 $50 and $40.
Shecp-At from 81, 50 10, 80 IS and e3 SO TO SO 75
SscincAt Wholesale 5 1-2c for sows, lie Tor bar
rows. AT retail, from IL and IL to &c.
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Later from the Army.

The steamship Palmetto Capt Smith,
arrived last evening from Vera Cruz, having
sailed thence on the 18th inst. She touched
at Tampico on the goth, and Brazos Santiago
on the 2lst.
Scott commenced his march upon the city
of Mexico on the l 9TH inst.
About one thousand troops left Vera Cruz
on the 18th inst, under the command of Maj.
Gen. Pillow, to join the Army under Gen,
Scott.
Gen. Almonte was still in prison,nor arc we
able to learn anything more dcfnite,a to the
nature ofhis offence, his trial not having yet
come on.
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DRY GOODS and
G q 9 G 3. q \ q. S ,

VENIIE subscriber would inform the public
M that he has fitted up the brick building
east of c. w. Commits Store, where he has
a general assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
such as Prints, LaOns, Ginghams, Teas, Fish,
Sugars, &C., &c., which he would like to ex-
change for all kinds of Produce that the Far
mer has to turn oh,and will take many things
that Merchants do not take, such as Broken
Wool, of any description, Oil Pewier, Brass,
Copper, BrjStles, Bees HIar, &c. His motto
is, pay down and buy cheap.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
J To- =
BOOTS g. SHOES!
Protect Your Own manufactures.

Protect Your Own manufactures.
have always on hand, a good supply Of
Boots and Shoes of every description, and
at various prices. My boots and shoes are
made by good ,O0,hmen, of the best Eastern
materials, warranted to wear well, and mol
hrIp.
! have also Leather of different kinds, for
sale or exchange for good Hides. am Con-
tidentI can sell of the above articles cheap
er in proportion to their quality, than they
can be sold at any other stand in Pike coun-
ty.
Persons wishing any article in my line,
will do well to give me a call. Money is
the great inducement to sell at low prices
that | need; and that l must have.
r. d. BREWINGTO ON.
SCOTS Springs, Pike county, Mo-,
March 18th, l847.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
Administrators Notice.

N1OTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate of George
". Buckner, dec'd., that the undersigned has oh
tanned from the Clerk of the Pike county court
letters of administration on said estate, bear
ing date the 12t day of JAM, l847. All persons
having claims against said estate are hereby
titled to present the same, properly authentica-
ted, within one year from the date of said letters,
or they may be precIuded from having any bene.
fit of said estate, and if not presented within
three years they will be forever barred.
JAMES A. ROBBINS, Admir-.
March 18th, 1877.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
Market.
Louisiana
BANNER OFF1cE, March, Is, 1874

BANNER OFr1cE, March, Is, lS47
Pork, 50 a 81 80 per Cwt
Wheat, 55cts per bushel.
Hemp, $500 per cwt.
Corn' 80 CTS per bushel.
Oats, IL go per do.
Bacons 5ds hog-round
Coffee, 9allc ner III.
Sugar, 10 do.
Molasses, 40 a Soc per gal.
Bar Iron, 4l-2cp per lb.
Castings, 4l-2 &c per III
Nails, 6l-4a 7c nor III
Butter, s a Toe; TallOw, $; Dry Hides, &c;
Green Hides, H. BeeswaA, Pc; FlaNsecd. Zoe
per bushcl; Beans, 40 800 per bu>hcl.
Dissolution OF COparincrshiD.
' ME copar:nership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm
and style of WISE 4 TINKER, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 10th day of February,
1877.
All those indebted to the above firm must
positively come forward and settle with VIM,
w. Wise, who is authorized to receive and re-
.celpt for all monies due the firm.
WILLIAM w. WISE.
ORWIN c. TINKER.
Louisiana, March 9Th, Al.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
Candidates.
COUNTY ~CLERKSHIP.

COUNTY C~LERKSHIP.
3 We are authorized to T. J
Z. FAGG, as a candidate for the Office OIL
Clerk of the County Court of Pike county
at the next August election.
We arc authorized to announce JosErU
ROBERTS, as a candidate for the Office OF
Clerk Of the county court, at the ensuing
August election.
We arc authorized TO announcc TIMOTHY
Ford, as a candidate for the Office of Clerk
of the county court, at the ensuing August
election.
S. F. MURRAY. is a candidate for the
office of Clerk of the county court. at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce SMITH s.
ALIEN as a candidate for the office of coun-
ty court clerk, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce Josrpn
5. PEPPER as a candidate for the office OF
Clerk Of the county court, at the ensuing
August election.
VIZ arc authorized to announce JOHN B.
HENDERsoN as a candidate for the Office cf
Clerk of the county court, at the ncxt Au-
gust election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
WATTS IS a candidat" forte Of. of Clerk
of the county court. .. t.r ,...iny / =.
election.
We aye ar''.,ris,L &c an,.,:mr" iht;S
:. E:tDNN - ii . ...tda:r &c n.iicc of
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15

8A7 lS47
SPRING CAMPAIGN.
a tremendous stock--UnboI:lGed sue
cess Of No. Esl--A Mammoth S:cSe,
fhe Largest il, the West.
JOHN T. MARTIN.
OM Established CLMicr-.V0. Ia Maj,
street: st, L9uis, Ma. Mite: Large
Sales and SnadN Profits.
q AM determined tc sell l. wer tl,an any Other
& house wet.
| have this spring received the largest stock CT
SPRING AND SUMNER CLoTnISG ever brought Il
This market, and shall continue 10 receire weekly
throughout the season. l will, by the first OF
April, 1917, have onhand over 1900 Garments
Of spring and Summer wear, which | am deter
mined tosell at lower prices than any other house
possibly can; as ii must be apparent to every one
that | can. from long experience, (l5) years IL
st. Louis and many advantages that | possess.
T7=lst, Residing in TIE city of New York.
AMI having The advantage Of tic market.
I'D, Purchasing for cash, and manufacture
ing my own goods, saving thereby the manulac-
turer's profit, Cat least 20 per cent?
SD, Selling entirely for cash, or No. | city
acceptance.
J37lth, From The tremendous amount Of buSi
ness that | do, ] can afford 10 sell at a much
smaller profit than those who do a small busi-
ness.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
s~upplycd at u small advance, as am determined
TO sell to every man that comes TO this market
Who has the ready ca,h. All l ask is for you
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15

March l<t. 10 balance I'D the Urea. SOL 6(
EXPENDITURES,
Sept. Isl. BY amount paid l.. Newman
warrant No. 25, 400
25, BY amount paid Joseph
Caldwell, warrant
No. %, Is 90
Oct. II. BY amount paid Joseph
Caldwell, warrant No. so, So 90
Nov. 6. By amount paid Joseph
Caldwell, warrant no. 81. 10 90
d" & BY amount paid Joseph
C'llwell, warrant 10. IS, 10 co
Dee. Is. BY amount ?. id Jos. Cald-
well, warrant no. 33, % 90
" Is BY amount paid Jos. Cald-
well, warrant no. "a, 10 90
" II By amount paid Jos. CalI-
well, warrant no. 50, 4S 90
" % By amount paid Orson
1S47 Reed, warrant no. SO, so 90
Jan. II. By amount paid Joseph.
Richardson, wart. 81, 5000
Feb. Is. By amount paid Jos. Cald-
well, warrant 80, 3 70
Z Is. By amount paid Emanuel
Block, Jr., war't 50, Is 00-276 Il
MARCH, lst. To balance in the Urea. = 81 81