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No. 4.

Statement of the Receipts and Expendi-
lures of the town of Louisiana for the six
months commencing September lst. 1886,
and ending February 18th, lS47, as per re-
port of the Treasurer and Collector, to wit:
To the Chairman of the Board of Trustees
of the town of louisiana
The following is true statement of the
receipts into the Treasury and payments
from the same, for six months, commencing
the LIST. day uf September, 1916, and end
ing February 28th. l847-to wit:
RECEIPTS.
Sept.lst. To balance in the Treasury $I33 y.
To amount received
for dram shop license, 81 SO
To amount received on
Tax list for 1916, 1863 60
To amount received
Oh tax list Tor 1915, 3,43-21O So
1871 344 q
e -
March I>t. 10 balance in the Urea. $67 6
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate Of John Hen
derson, deceased, that the undersigned adj
ministrator of said estate, will make a final set
Element at the next June term Of the Pike
county court, when and where those interested
can attend. JAMES A. ROBBINS,
Administrator.
March 18th, lS47.
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NO. SO.

NO. 80.
In Ordinance appropriating money.
Be it ordained by the Trustees Of the town
of Louisiana, as follows:
That the sum of two dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated, out of any
money in the treasury. not otherwise ap-
proriated, for the benefit of John c. Massie,
for services rendered as Justice ofthe Peace
in the case of the town of Louisiana against
John Harris-and that the Chairman draw
his warrant therefor.
EDWIN DRAPER, Char. B T.
H. E. BLOCK, Clerk Z. t.
March 18th, 1847.
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NOTICE,

The next annual meeting Of the Louisia-
ma Bible Society, will be held at the M. E.
Church, on Monday the 9th day of April, al
early candlelight,
E. B. CARROLL, Sec'y
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Farmers, Look to Your
Interest.

VUlHE subscribers having made the nectsSa-
ry arrangements, are now prepares 10
purchase any quantity of HEMP "HEAl'
bacon, LARD, FLAX SEED, &c'' &c
For which they will pay the highest market
NJ They are also making preparations Oy
which they will be enabled to STORE SNIP o.
sell on commission, any produce, or merchant
disc, which may be entrusted to 0 them; co
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Notice is hereby given,

T7= To all those indebted TO the firm of New
nam and Markley, that they will confer a great
favor upon u.s. as well as upon themselves, by
making Immediate payment,--ior money we
must have. NEWMAN & MARLEY.
Feb. %. ~.
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& IL. persons are hereby notified that | ha, {
= obtained rom the Clerk Of the Pike county
cour', letters of administration on the estate OF
SilaS Rhca, deed. bearing date on the 18th day
of Feb. lS47.
All persons Indebted To SAID estate are requested
to make Immediate payment 10 the undersignedi
and all persons having claims aga;nst said estate
are requested to present them properly G,,nen-
ticatcd within one year from and after the date
of said letters, or they MAY be rr"rludcd from
haring any bcnrGG., Of said estate, and it not pre-
scented within three years they will bc forever
barred. HAMILTON l., RHEA, Admir-.
Feb. %, 1877.
ID EADY MADE CLOTHING, Over
h coats, Dress and Frock Coats, Vests
Pants, Shirts Sc, very cheap by.
l.. n. BRYSON & Co,
November Is. 1876.
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March, lst. 1917.

= OF MISSOURI, Pike county court,
nuutN Il! Pike, 10th Feb. 1877.
is ordered 10y The court, that all persons
owing interest 10 the Road and Canal fund
OF >Ji {, M n%otitiri that the interest Of
- uni " be nrrirIlv r the Improvement of
t.,' ,ntlr first - !uns neat, anl that unless
.v /" ,r"r,"".!. p5',a al LIT time, suit
II ,... .. T.. 'itulci '.~ .'r recovery
,r prtnrp : r,. n'rrr>t
= INr,' co... i-,'i ord.
H., ,.jt HItMH!R, tirrr.
itr I.J.t ,rh, 90. g.
-, =. IS.,
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NOTICE.

THOSE who have taken stock in the "L.ouisi-
ana Library Association" will confer a favor by
making Immediate and prompt payment of the
amount OF their respective shares, to the under
signed Treasurer and Collector.
II. +. BLOCK.
NI.rcb lei 1871
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-07
Boot & Shoe
EsTABLIs HIM Elm +.

DANIEL DRUCkEMILLE
AT his Uld Establishment. in Market Street,
Sun6urr ,s.s.,
(orrosgrE THE RED LION HorEI,)
II EfURNs his thanks for past favors, and re-
spec,fully informs his friends and the public
'Eenesasy, that he coasnues 10 manufacture to or
der, IN ihe uessess and aisst s,yls. ed ss8 ss,s
CHEAP ROOTS AND SHOES,
warranted If the hest material, and made by the
most expelienced workmcn. He sIso keeps on
hand general assortment Of fashionable Boots for
gentlemen, together with large stock Of fashion,
sle geptlcmens. hoys, ladies' end childreus Shoes,
Oh Of which have been made under bis own imme.
date inspection. end are Of the best material and
woskmanshin which he viil sell LOW for cash.
In addition to the above, he hiss Jest srcsived
from Philadelphia large and extsnsive supply Of
Boots, Shoes &c. Of AZ descriptions, which be al.o
oficw fs cssh. cheaper than ever before olrFsd In
lhis place. He respectfully invites his old custo'
'mes, and othcrs, 10 call and examine for them
Repsising doas wish aessr-ss and iisspssch.
Sunbury, August 18th, lS46- ~.
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tween 8 noon and 5 :, ~ 10 n. Alfred cuy.
taud, III, Rue d'Aupo;cme.'

.I4sa
taud, ii, Rue d'Angoicms.''
Are ;hoee really the wrIsf said Madsms
Soa.ille. laughing in her turn. ,,t ~
Read for yrursrii!' es,, ss, -. -. .I.s.t
Madame took Inc paper. s.d looked over The
paragraph, IL 10 tao sbsurd,' she sAid.
lie is come ninny.' added Lucy. ,sothe isSo.
ssnt stupid loHl' . Ba,.a- 81 s,s.-s s.,s b ,ai
J Who ,hisks himself IN accomplished gentle.
man, continued Msdsa,x. fa.a
z 1t is carrying sslf conceit rslher too ssr.' Oh.
served the lively young widow. Such fellow
ooght to be punishsl : Ne waS,s issson. Sop
pose VIC give him one:
Send TOT him here. 10 laugh Al him. He
iSust be g, otjec, for nir,h, sm sure!'
oh. ynu je.t' '''''', s''''
= NO, iadsedy I DO not rig "
'hut wNas purpose wunhl Il answer
why we are already weary Of ,l,is gloomy
day, aud !, is not yet half gone
We'll. bri reflect, my dear Lucy obserssn.
ceA you know ,,.1s, y. ,.,s,.a i. ...,
y lie mu>t be . pcrsoa incapable Of judging Of
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Yearly Advertisements ore column, t25 half
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BLAcKiEiir MusH, Boil &c quarts Of black.
berries ten minutes, and add hSifS piht Of mo.
tasses &Whsa Il beib again. duSf i6so Il, frouh
~ sdtes. tArte sakls-s psoafsls Of aas wAssi
lesr y completely mixed ~. IL 10 done saough
Il msk~t cheap and hea,thml dessret fcr the Ia
Die, and 10 capita. ior The ehidren tetaks 10
school 10 eat with bread foT dinner.
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have done. Its better as it is said Mrs. Chick.
pio1sly much better. Il would have been a long
time before could have accommodated myself
comfortably with her sitor this and really don {
know. as Paul IS going - be very grand and these
are people Of condition. that she would have been
quite presentable and might not have comp promised
myself There : providence 10 everything
every thing works for the best have been tried
- day. but upon the whole ! don't regret IT,"
In which Christian spirit. Mrs. Chick dried her
eyes and smoothed her lap and sat as became a
person calm undera great wrong. AR Chick feel
Ing his unworthiness DO doubt, took an early OF.
portunity Of being set down al street corner and
walking away. whistliug with his shoulders very
much raj ed. and his hands ia his pockets
While poor communicated Miss T0x who. If
she were a faWner and toad eater, was az least an
honest and a constant one. and had ever borne a
faithful friendship toward her impeacher and had
been truly absorbed and swallowed mp ia devotion
70 the maeniicerce OF Mr., D0mbey-Whi.e poor
eXcommgiGc ated Miss Tox watered her plants with
her tears and felt that il was Winter IN Princess
Place
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riNO GOLD PEN MAkEks--Fos sale, eo1 pe. %
,et ~ t5os fof manufacturing oold enc eonsstng ot
80 ~. L.itss ke nearly AID made N tho bess
PISA. 5e manner. InGai.e Of JOHN A sChENCk
jyl7 81 ono"~
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d. WHEELER,
~ Commissisaer tor the STATES :" NO.
All Connecticut Tsmnsny ball
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PHRENoLoGIsrs AND PUBLISHERS,
wLEKs a. WELLS,
10 5m f3l Nassau-st. n. Y.

r. WaIer.Cur Establishment, ~ Bood-sL N
AID - josef, Oyster BsyJL Dr. saEs, zoe esfnss
Aflef, pfscuOcer sld aubor on ssf Cure feeesscs
patents shove. ThOse distance Ioay, by sooaies
. leo se adv col for a treatment 81 home my'e
~ sotice.-A meegiag " he stoehhonen o. ".
Nos h-~esl copper Mining Company VIII ee ns'1 ali
Wednesday TIE ln Of August sext al ~ heuossra So
O'Clock AN By orcer d. D. HART se<fee>'J
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Office business of the department where their personal
presence required and where a post Office agent
could not supply their place 1t was well known that
Mr.. Hobble-a most faithful and interchangeable officer
spent great deal of time-severa weeks, not months,
every yearaway from the seat OF government, trans
acting business in with the Post Office Depart
ment during which time he was of course, under extra
expense. The existing law made provision for the
payment OF these additional expenses, OF the travelling
expenses OF the class of officers referred to- Surely the
officers should not pay them out of their pocket
After some further debate the question taken and
the amendment by Mr. g. w. JONES was agreed TO,
Mr.. SEAMAN moved TO amend the bill by adding
thereto section, authorizing the payment to How
land and Aspnwal, of New York, OF draft drawn by
James Reeside the Post Office Department in 1885, and
accepted by the OF said department for 5000,
which protested and never paid
This amendment ruled out OF order
Mr.. billiard moved to amend the bill By the inser.
ton of clause raising the salary of the First Assistant
Postmaster General to 80 900 per annun which was re-
ected.
Mr.. BOWLIN renewed the amendment submitted in
the early part of the day by Mr. LGoN, relation post
office advertising, and which subsequently with
drawn.
Mr.. billiard to order, and contended that the
amendment not pertinent to the bill.
The CHAIR ruled the amendment in order.
Mr.. billiard appealed, and in dividing upon said
appeal quorom voted the committee and report
ed the fact, and
The House adjourned.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY NIGHT, FEB. eo, Is47.
Agent. for the Union.

The following gentlemen authorized to our
agents and to receive money for subscriptions and receipt
Tor The same
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Congregational.

In the Senate, to-day, during the morning hour, Mr.
Fairfield from the Committee Naval Affairs reported
the following joint resolution which read twice and
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AT ODD FELLOWS SALOON,
lG.-..--.l

DENTLEMEN's Hats---Stye for spring of lsI7, will be
" introduced on Wednesday, March 81, by
LEARY Il CO, Haiters,
Feb 25-6ts Astor House Broadway, ~ Y
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CHAPTER III.

The plan Of my story makes it necessary to
picture 10 the reader two distinct scenes or Incl.
dents which occurred on the same evening OF
the commencement of the tale, at the hour OF
sunset in the country around the village oil Ger-
man1own. Now for the first incident.
As the last CLEAN Of sunset glanced through
the foliage Of long line of towering elms ana
chesnut trees, whose luxurant verdue marked
the course of winding bye-road, some three
miles north of Chestnut Hill, party OF soldiers
were pursuing their way, under the lnteracln9
boughs, that made pastoral arcade OF the SER
penline lane. and shielded their path and persons
| from anv intrusive observer. The sbIdlers,
numbering some twenty-five in all, were mount
ed each on a stout and we'll limbed steed, black
in hue, with flowing name and tail. Their tai
and sinewy forms were clad in costume whIch
peculiar TO their body, would have marked then
ont for observation amid the gaudy trappings
numerous army. They wore black coats
Teaching to the knee, and fitting closely owe
their prominent and muscular chests, and vareC
in appearance by border of black tur atoun'
the skr Of the garment, with PLAIN line
braiding running up in front, until II was 'eiI".
mated by the simple upright collar OGnoheU
closely around the neck. belt oil oafK Iep."o. t,
from which depended powder-horn; was SIulis
across the breast: another belt oil slInula, '''a'e
rial pirdIed the waist, supporting the scapoaro
. short and straight sword; while gIueflns
, h,n,inr kn;fe. with handle OF the wla-deeri
nntIer's denended from the right side: and
sn,aU r;ae with barrel Of elegant finish and stool
ofrnabocany. varied by ornaments OF silver, hum
:, ~ The saddle bow of each soldier. On the head
. asnb riaeman wore small circular cap, with
feather of the night hawk, dropped TO the lei
aide, 10 supply the place of plume. Their leg
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From the Louisville Journal.
Home.

The " ord Is all before me
To choose where'er | will
The blue sky bending Ger my
Lights valley, plain and hilli
Oh! many 4 nook enchanted
In virgin beauty drest-
With Eden freshness haunted
Is wOoing in the westl
And many fOunt is flowing
With none to hear its tale'
And only wild flowers showing
Its pathway in the vale!
And many a boundless prairie
Like some remembered scene
In boyhood's dreams Of fancy
Where man has rarely been!
And many a sunny highland
Is cleaning far away
And many a spicy island
Where summer loves to stay
And strange, bright birds are eourting
The warm and balmy breeze,
Like winged lustres sporting
Amid the gorgeous trees!
And lands that live in story,
Where deeds of old renown
In lay and legend hoary
Have won a deathless CROWN
Where gray tradition fingers
Ger tomb and classic fame,
Which Times relenting fingers
Have touched with tender strain!
But, oh! to me far dearer,
And lovelier each morn,
The homely landscape nearer
The spot where Twas born!
And were like the swallow
The wide world doom'd to roam,
Ny heart unchanged would follow
The path that points to home!
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

oas souare. fourteen lines or less,l three inser-
lions. si; every subsequent insertion 25 cents
i.1rger ones 10 proportion. Aiberal discount will
bs gwen to those who advertise BY the year.
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Printed and Published by
COLLIER a PORTER.

TERMS.-Tm CARROLL FREE Pass Is publish
cd every F,iIay morning at Two DOLLARS per an
num- payable in advance, or Two D9LLAAs AND III
y,nsr diseontinued until ell arrearages are paid.
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aims to extinguish or allay prejudices. But
this patriotic eXertion does not suit the views
of those who are urged on by diabolical ambi-
ton. They find it convenient to imagine the
existence Of certaiu improper influences, and
TO propagate with their utmost industry be-
lief of them. Hence the idea of southern pre-
ponderance-Virginia infuence-the yoking
of the respectable yeomanry of the north, with
negro slaves, TO the car of southern nabobs. :"
a
"No, sir; the administration has erred in
the steps which it has taken to restore peace,
but its error has been not in doing too little,
but in betraying too great solicitude for that
event. IN honorable peace is obiainable only
by an efficient ~ar. Ny plan ,ro,.ld be to call
out the ample resources of the country; giUe
them judictous direction; prosecute the 1rar
with the utmost Uigor; strike whererer IRE can
reach the enemy, at sea or on land, and nego-
tate the terms of peace at Quebec or at Hall
fax. We are told that England is a proud
and lofty nation, which, disdaining to wait for
danger, meets it half way. Naughty as she
is, we once triumphed over her; and, if we do
not listen TO the counsels of timidity and de-
spair, are shall again prcraH In such a cause,
with the aid of Providence, we must come out
crowned with success; but if we fail, let us
fail like men-lash ourselves to our gallant
tars, and expire together in one common strug-
gle, fighting for free trade and seGmen's
rights.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-03
OUR CIRCULATION.

sr-WE mean to keep the following Paldgr' p" ''"''
l;nc for the benefit of all whom it may concern:
ADVERTISING. We would commend ''le ioiio"i"9
facts to the attention Of the advertising comm uiJ
The Wilmington Journal" circulaies upwards u ~
HUNDRED COPIES weekly. Its circulation liz 'no -,
NJ Wilmington is as large as that oil any otefpdpe'
lshed in the place. We would further sIa'e ''1s
circulation in the counties winch trade 10 t"S
THREE TINES as large that Of any other paper
Cd in North Carolina and thatlts list is daily
~, cav therefore, without the fear of contradiction,
chat is the best vehicle for advertising when thc peo-
ro If Wilmington can select. One other observation
We think that although large majority oil the readers
Of the "Journa" are Democrats still THEY occasionally
do little trading as well the readers of the whig pa
O. We have written the above merely for the lnfor.
nation of those who are most deeply nerested-busi-
ness men Of all professions and all political Grecds-
WHO WANT CUSTOMERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-03
DAVID FULTON, ED1rOn.
VOL. 4----NO. IL.
Beware Of Slight Colds.

n this season we may expect sudden chan
e ges of the weather and every person should
be provided with bottle of DIR. Swayne's Svrup
of Wild Cherry-it will cure any cough or cold
IN few days. Remember the only agent in
Wilmington, is VIM. SHAW, Druggist, wEo has
fol- sale Pease's Hoarhound Candy, French Juiu-
be Paste, and refined Liquorice, fresh Congress
Water-a supply received, which will be con-
stanty kept up, bale of fresh Hops, for sale low
Sweet Oil, Alcohol, English Mustard, Extract
Lemon and Vanilla, for pies, custards, &C., Mace,
Nutmegs, Ginger-powdered and root, Cinnamon,
Cloves, AIIspice and Pepper. A large supply of
Walls, and Furniture Bottles of latest pattems.-
Wlde-mouth Jars, suitable for Pickles or Pre-
serves, at the Old Stand Drug Store.
Nov. 10, l947. VIM. SHAW.