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Democratic banner., 1847-07-26

not thirty miles distant from my present
residence, and with the exception of my
term of apprenticeship, have never lived
more than three years out Of Lincoln and
Pike counties In former years you hare
honored excessively with your confidence
Capt. VIM. Bell, who after not two years
residence in the State, was elected to the
House of Representatives. D. C. NJ. Par
sons, Esq, l am informed had not been two
years in the State when he was first elected
to the Legislature. Hon. F. P. Wright
| understand had been but little over a
year in the county when he was elected to
the Legislature, and he had not even a
family or a foot Of land to confne him TO
your county. And lastly, W. Kelly, Esq,
whose residence is but a few months older
than my own, has lately been appointedt to
the responsible Office of Chief Justice of
the County Court, by two Of your old and
respected citizens your honored men,
bcrs of the county court. With these, and
perhaps other examples before me, ! trust
the charge of being an intruder will find
no favor with the freenen Of the county.
Finally, fellow-citizens, with open COM
and fair dealing, 1 shall most cheer
fully submit to your decision at the polls,
whatever it may be.
Respectfully, &C.,
PHILANDER DRAPER. =.
July 18th, 1s47.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26
BARTON BATES.

Fellow-C Citizens, l claim nothing but JUS
Itice at your hands. | claim no exclusive
right TO your confidence and favorable con-
sideration. came among you two and .
half years since to pursue a life of labor
to which l have been raised: and without
any expectation of becoming an Office seek
er-I have pursued an honest avocation
with all the industry that my health and
strength would permit, and but for circum-
stances connected with my business, I'M
looked for by me, | should not now be in
the position in which the purtiality and
sympathy of friends have assisted to place
me. should have much preferred your ST.
lent decision at the polls, and would cheer
fully leave it TO your own deliberate Judge
|ment. But my name has been magnified
into too much importance to permit me to
pass silently through the canvass; for it has
been proclaimed from the house-toPs that
| must and shall be defeated! This is not
the cry of party, for it has emanated from
those claiming to be of the same political
party with myself, and who yet claim to be
its especial guardians. Is this the deter
mination of the freemen of the county? If
so, when convinced CT it, l shall most cheer
fully submit to it. But trust they will at
least look, enquire and see why it is, and
who it is, that thus decry me.
Though this address has already been ex-
tended to a much greater length than l in
tended, l will notice one of the objections
that has been urged against me. 1t is that
l am a mere newcomer to the county, and
that older residents should be preferred
l admit that this objection is sometimes en-
titled to consideration, but cannot admit
that it applies to Inc in all its force, and l
think the magnaniInous conduct Of "Old
IFike'' on former occasions will pear me
out in anticipating no difficulty on this point.
Most of you are aware that / have been
raised in the State from early childhood,
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26

as-The Reading Gazette has the sub
Joined in reference to advertising, which
seems to put the case in the strongest pos
'sible point of view, and may serve a useful
purpose in the way of afordiug light to the
Ipublic:-CSat. Gazette.
A FIXED FAcT.-You can always buy
goods of a better quality and at a lower
price from those who do advertise than
from those who do not advertise. Purchas-
Iers remember this.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26
BEAUTIFUL COMPARISON.

In an imaginary conversation between
Petrarch and Boccacia, from the pen of Sir
Walter Savage Landon, the following pas
sage occurs
"The damps of autumn sink into the
leaves, and prepare them for the necessity
of the fall, and thus insensibly are we, as
years close round us, detached from our te-
nacity of life by the gentle pressure Of re-
corded sorrows"
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26
A LOVERS ENIGMA.
July 18th, 1s47.

I now to thee a secret will impart;
Long has it slumbered deep within my
heart; De-.
Oft have you heard my falt'ring tongue
essay,
Vainly, the treasured secret to betray:
Fen now, the tale l dare not frankly tell,
Yet still these lines reveal its meaning
we'll.
Oh, scorn one not, dear girl, nor hear with
cold;
Implying breast, the secret I have told.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26

HoOden Lcgs are now exhibiting all over
the country, to crowds of admiring specta-
tors, as the vertible limb of Santa Anna
captured at Cerro Gordo. Monkey shows,
negro dancers, and tricks in magic are
isEHo Whar."
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26
ST. LOUIS, July 2, 1847.

ST. Louis, July ?, IS47.
The above letter vas written at its date
and left in the Office under the expectation
that some one would call far it, and MIR.
Bates being absent from the city, l think
proper 10 send you this.
Yours &C.,
BARTON BATES.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26

Henry Clay BArr1sED.-We learn from
a correspondent, says the Baptist Banner,
that the Hon. Clay, was baptised on the
2sd instant, in one of the beautiful ponds
on his own estate, near Lexington. He
united with the Episcopal Church, but de-
Imanded immersion.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

The opinion Of the Hon. Edward Bates
on the subject of the Constitutional eligi-
bility of ministers Of the gospel to the office
of Clerk Of the Circuit and County Court,
was obtained by me under the following
circumstances After the publication Of
several articles on the subject in the Mis-
souri, Journal and one in the Banner, for
saw that it was likely to lead to a contest
between the friends of Mr.. Watson and my
brother, who were both candidates for the
same office, and believing if the opinion of
such a man as Mr.. Bates could be obtained
that it would settle tina question at issue,
and therefore put a stop to the contest. ]
determined without consulting with any
human being, AID III my ownresponsibility,
to procure, if practicable, that opinion
1t was not received until the 9th July inst,
having been detained as explained in the
note of Barton Bates, Esq. In consequence
of the course pursued by Mr.. Watson in
declining to make the proposed reference,
| have furnished the letter Of Mr.. Bates TO
my brother for publication.
EDWIN DRAPER.
ST. LOUIS, June IS, 1877, (ArrrnsooS.)
To EDWIN DRAPER, Esq,
Dear SRI find on my
table your note of to- day, desiring my opin-
ion as to the eligibility of Ministers of the
Gospel to civil Offices Of profit, e. 6. Clerk
of circuit and county court.
The Constitution-art. 3, sec. l3-de-
clares that no person, "hae he continues
to exercise The functions of q bishop, priest,
clergyman or teacher of any religious pur-
~suasion &C., shall be eligible to either house
of the General Assembly, "nor shall he be
appointed to any Office of profit, within the
State, the office of Justice of the Peace
excepted"
l think it very cleart that an acting minis
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26

By the report of the St. Louis delegation
to the Chicago Convention, We learn that
the value Of exports ard imports OF the Mis-
sissippi valley amounts 10 about 5000 900,
900 per annum; that of st. Louis, $s0,OOO,-
900.
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26

a. The Richmond Times, the leading
whig paper of Virginia, in view Of Gen.
'Taylor's avowal that he will not lend him.
self to party schemes says, it only remains
for the wing party 70 find a candidate
''who will not rudeiy reject Our embraces,
and who is willing to commit himself to our
.policy"H
Democratic banner., 1847-07-26

u 1t is proposed to include marriage
among :he games Of chance made penal
under the gambling act. d.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24

Zen Gc3cnsin Der Soano,
uup hort tes 8aterlanccs S'eh'n,
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Steht nit auf oieiem SAT-, ..... .
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traobttt OfittbeilunSen uno Nrtfs nnp potfffti ir
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stabtet merrer.S -34. -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-24

Der uShic Statesman',, BON SterIt g.
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frlscnbe beadtenswertben 8emerfuuqen il.
Der bic SfeWsYerfer Wahl:
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fam Acknowledgment 3uitimmuna, fir bic
9St'as 9e9an9en. Wdhreno Ger lcsteu bes
BEN Sabre ceriudten es bic Cemctratcn im
Stoate StemeOcrf, ous;uf7 f7ncen, in tpie nett
3srlplltterunren ibre fafticueliihtieen 3.pede
III tDreern nermDhten, unb mir brffeu, oae
|le iest nfriecen 9clteut lIno. Cte teiben less
tsn9Sahlcn in NetpsYcrf m0acn ren slnIcbhs
rern'plas gemad,t hoten, aber Ile m0aen uns
srlanben, itnen III iaeen, bas Dies SOB fiir
cEJen'Gen it, tpelde aus Der Serne ,uIeben,
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cerbllt fir bic oemcfratifhe partbei-cers
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Staaf Der 9Selt etn iclhes Shaulpie( aiebt.
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9fuf Der @lorie uno bes Triumpfcs lber bic
aanie Union erfdaQen lieB uno bic Nreunoe
Der Sreteit iiberaG nit Wutb nnb 6rffnuna
beieeits, jssf in Safficnen ;errifen nnb feline
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aIsitn,ntbi9 suSuichen. @iebt es feline Scff.
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@mrlreitaat nrh Dor tem oereertlitenT Ser,
nldtcr Nafticn screttct mercen fam uuo O.
Der malls an icine pahrtafte @mpirefabue
o'eSlammcnwerts nG ini9feitu. Siea"
lhreibe 2 ~., s... -.s. .. I
0temfgcff it jestcas ein,ige RapitaI BON
Sersatnns auf ons Die SSrerafparthei fir
cen SeIoSug bon Ie4S lrefuIiren fam. OC5s
qe cs sin falides Saptal lcin-eiu aebrcd,e.
nes Robr fur Die Scfuuusen ees S6seralis.
mus.
Bir hrfen-a -alifrihtig, berilih bcfsn mir,
cas bas jceiae Wrad Ger 1emefrahe 9seus
Drrfs Die Selfretunaen auf anrers Staafeu
r,efelbe uusfiflid,e Sage Der Din9e, meId,e
in ciefem Staate berbeiqciihrt .pcrcen III
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ucn .reld,er Seite tle fcu,mcn m6aeu. Mdr.
ner,i 'eie bfrs yen Tafticn mt stSruuo BON
antfeH, Sntrisuen inc Observation-Disclosures
leben tonnen, Ue,bieren oas 8ertrauen Der
ehrenmertnen eeaionen, meld,e bic aroee be-
mottatifhe T1:ailie bilben, burdaus nidte.
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mtnser tcitst fur sin,i,atiss &inrttanS SO Sents,
fur 3 mM S J, unr fur leSt ferncrr 9inrntuns ref.
tciten 9ierrts 25 Gents. Gin ojterst O.onats
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:ett 9trftrt.
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lluo, wenn or ionft nid,ts ba6en Fann,
Sat sr ord Weutb uno Greu."
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llne ruff: ,,Gea! F! lhise ccrt bin, 81
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Hui Ghre nic aus Sprtt.
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go heIoenbaft entaeh'a, @
Ter Bout, nch eines pieils sewahr
s5raet brrAsub iba: nSiir pen2" e.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-21
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
lanes GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

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orSs IS exclusive Of postage, payable advance bub.cp
tions and advertisements will be received by Meszs Gae
nani 10 Vivenne Paris; p L. Simonds 10 Conh and
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ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published the
lst Of January of each year-single copy sixpeuce.
ADVERTISEMENTS. at the usual prces-slways cash in
advance Advertisements should be written plain egibs
manner The proprietor will notbe responsible for that
PRINTING OF all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters communications by mail. addressed thu
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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-02-16
WORDS OF CHEER.

BE firm and be faithful,
Desert not the right;
The brave become bOlder,
The darker the night!
Then up and be doing,
Though towards may fail,
Thy duty pursuing,
Dare all and prevail!
If scorn be thy portion,
If hatred and loss,
If stripes, and if prison.
Remember the Bross!
God watches above thee,
And He will requlte-
Sooner leave those who love thee,
Than God and the right!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
FERRY NOTICE.

EBAY no attention to new humbugs, nsw eS-
I'LL tablished Ferries--cut roads--neU bridges
and neao nigh cuts. Keep the old well established
and plain road to the VAN BUREN Ferry,
where you will find good new ferry boats-expe-
renced, careful and obligiug ferry-men and
charges as cheap as the cheapest. Drovers will
find this the best and safest point to cross stock al,
on the Arkansas river. They will also fnd, a
good lot, Immediately at the Ferry landing. fol
their accommodation. The farmer, by crossing
at this ferry, can have the advantage of the Var
Buren market, where the highest prices are paiC
by the merchants for all kinds of produce.
]. M. GLENN.
Van Buren, Sept %. ls47-34-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
Fayetteville Female Seminary

/. WIS Seminary will open its Fall Session. OF
EVednesddy, The Isl day of SEPTEMBER
1t Is the design of The Principal to Ike this In
stItuton one of comma nding excellence. The stn
dies OF Pupils will be adapted to their capacity ane
progress and the course of instruction in all the
/ branches peculiarly thorough. The Governmen
VIII be strictly parental. aiming at the cultivation
| of the conscience and heart.
The scholastic year will embrace two sessions
OF five months. having the close of the wear a
vacation of one month.
While suffcien: number of Assistants will
always be employed TO afford the greatest facili.
ties TO Pupils, all the classes of the Institution
viii be under the constant supervision of the
Principal.
COURSE OF STUDY AND TERSM PER SESSION.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Reading. Writing, Orthography. Delin-
ing, Elementary Arithmetic, History
Ancient and Modern Geography, En-
g'lsh Grammar, Composition, Plain
Sewing. $40 90
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
History continued. Moral and intellectual
Philosophy. Natural Philosophy, (by
Lectures.) Logic and Rhetoric, Asron-
omY with the use of the Globes. AIge-
bra, Geometry. Natural History (by
Smee,) Watts on the Mind. Evidence
of Christianity, Mythology, &C., &c. Is 90
Miss JAMES. an English lady late from Boston,
IS successfully employed in the Department of
Music, Drawing, &c.
Instrumental Music-use Of Piano $50.
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, Vocal Music,
81 90 each, per session.
The services Of young gentleman, recen,
graduate of one of our Western Colleges. have
been procured: he viii instruct in the Languages
and higher branches of Mathematics.
The institution is furnished with a new PhiIo-
soPhcal Apparatus, and instruction in that de-
Partment Of science will be more interesting and
thorough
Boarding can be obtained in good families for
81 80 per week, including rooms, fires, lights.
washing. &c. 1t is understood that the Teachers
will have a constant oversight of the Pupils in
guarding well their intercourse in society. There
will be IA Class instructed ia the Bible each Sab
bath during the Term. 1t is. expected all, who
are able. will enter the Glass.
1t is desirable Pupils enter at the opening of
each Term.
No deduction made for absence, unless in cases
of protracted illness. S. SAWYER.
Fayetteville, Ark, Aug. lS47. 3l:tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
Bishop Onderdonk.

The Bishops case is decided. He remains
still suspended. The committee appointed on his
case consisted Of three classes. Those who be-
Iieved him guilty. Chose who thought him nno
cent, those who doubling, supposed he had been
sufficiently punished, yet concluding. that bis res
toration would do the church harm. He mus, re
main as he is, unless the House of Bishops o
their own accord, should terminate or modify be
sentence. Power is gwen by Canon, tc
place the Diocese, by its own action, under noe
head. t1 rl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
CHAS. G.. GAINES.
SUCCESSOR TO GEO. PARDOw, JUR., & CO..
ORTER&DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
tssREEV & CUTLERY.
26 MGgaz me and 40 GraUier SIS

26 Ndga2ine and 40 GraUiey StS.,
NEW ORLEANS, LA,
now receiving. direct from Europe and the
Ierican Manufactures, large and extensive as.
ments of every article in the Hard ware line
be following comprising part:
d doz Collins g. Co'saxes ass'd light e. heavy:
kegs best Boston nails ass'd from 4 10 60
Il, doz cotton cards "Whttemore's'' No. 10:
sO wool 50 +" e;
tons castings ass'd pots, oven-spiders & lids;
% French pots - from to 60 p,s;-
b coils grass rope from 8 to inch;
. cottaSPlough-line rope;
j " tarrBfope from 6 to II thread;
D casks oxaus log aud trace chains;
J doz cast-steei socket spades;
shoveIs ass'd, different makers;
spades, Rowland's, Ames: & Adams N;
! casks wedding hoes, all prices;
:. '' cast-steel;
] Igiian corn mills ass'd from to g.;
~ Wilson's coffee mills No. 1, 2 s. 3:
Kinds Of cutlery. tinware, guns. rifles. hand
] augers, drawing g-knives, smiths tools, stock
lies, screw plates, mill and cross-cul saws.
land' manufacture, locks, hinges, screws;
|ascempIele assortment of carpenters tools
be NOS. approved makers and fashions.
eunlFy merchants and planters will find it to
advantage to call aud examine the price OF
Goods, which will be sold at low pr ices for
o. good approved paper.
b., 1917. 32:6m.l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-20
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