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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09
ANOTHER NEW PLANET.

A. STEWART.

lcoMMuSIcATED FOR THE NATIONAL INrELLIGEScER.l
NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,
WASHINGTON, OcToBER a, IS47.
SIR have the honor of submitting the subjoined obser-
vaons which have been made this Observatory another
new planet This object discovered by j. r. Hind of
Mr. Bishops Observatory, London, August 18TH ls47
He made report Of his discovery August to Professor
Schumacher, of Altoona, who Immediately issued circular
containing announcement several copies of which he
was kind enough to send to this Observatory and which have
been distributed and circulated for the information of the public
This makes the seventh known the group of Aste
roids of the ninth magnitude and is remarkable the
eccenrcy of its orbit and the length Of its period of
luton.
The planet first observed here the night Of the 9th
utimo by Professor Hubbard United States Navy with the
West Transit Instrument and afterwards as mentioned in the
table below.
Sir John Herschel proposes to call this planet iris
which has been adopted by this Observatory
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Geo. and Tenn.
NetD England.
60. a4s.000
lO7.194.OOO

In addition to this Georgia and Tennessee produce annual
about fifteen millions pounds Of rice and probably three mil
lions OF sweet potatoes Of which are raised in New
England They also have according to the Of $780,
l906 s5l cattle and 362 swine, whereas the SIX
New England States have but neat cattle and only
74s, sos swine.
Thus showing that while have little half the po-
capacity feed them. Hence the fact that provisions
comparatively much cheaper in these States than the
North and hence the great advantage which would have
competitors in manufacturing enterprise In many parts
Of Georgia and Tennessee operatives live for less than
half Of what would cost them Lowell, any other Of
the great manufacturing cities Of New England Having this
immense advantage in regard to provisions and correspond
ing advantage IN procuring the matera why should our
capitalists hesitate to invest their in manufactures
Especially why should the citizens Of Macon hestae
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MANUFACTURES IN GEORGIA AND TENNESSEE.
FROM THE MACON JOURNAL AND MESSENGER.

FROM THE MACON JOURNAL MESSENGER.
GEoReIA and TENNESSEE destined become the great
manufacturing States Of the South Of the Unon because
they have not only greater in proportion to their
population but being aversed in every direction by railroads
and rivers and having double outlet both the Gulf and the
Atlantic they will possess unparalleled advantages in regard
both the foreign and domestic markets. If people would
display half the energy and enterprise of the Yankees
quarter of century from the present time could supass
the whole Of New England in wealth and population; indeed
all that now lack to develop that enterprise and energy
the establishment of manufactures and the general IN
PRODUCTION of machinery.
Let compare for moment the agricultural wealth Of the
two States named with that Of New England Georgia and
Tennessee have iogethera population of 000he States
Of Maine New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Vermont, Con-
necticu and Rhode Island have 422 900 souls Now let
the relative products Of the sections developed
by the census Of 1910, and by recent statistics:
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Mayor gN Hnfanfry, commtnding.
We understand that Major Lalys suggestion has been
tcpacd and that orders issued on the sh Of Au-
gust from the Office of the Adulan General directing the
occupation Of Jalapa We presume that before tbs time,
military post has been established in that city, We cannot
doubt that Major Lallys force joined with Col Wrnkoops
and Gen. Lanes FORCE least 2oOo has advanced to form
junction with Gen. Scott-Uaion
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GnowTH MAssAcHusETTs-In 1890 The ,L.,s -
sona property of the State Of Massachusetts was estimated
H402f3d7 In 1909 had increased to s97 91g ala In
1880 was 1905, $50, 422 and in 1870 il amounted to
ass. The average in 1910 Sf06 50 to each
resident Of the State, the number Of inhabitants be, moro
Than 100000 and in 1917 il will amount 10 about
1888, 100000 From these facts appears that wealth in
ercases in Massachusetts, three times faster than the popula
ton Were the whole property Of the State divided eyery
family consisting Of FIVE persons would have an es, or,b
2,O32 But the cost Of living has kept pace with the in
crease for the average surplus consumption only about
teQ dollars per head.-Erchange paper.
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The Ephemeris afforded by Kinds Elements published
in the London Times of August 30h requires October
correction of Pm. 26s. satisfaction In r. A.
Respectfully, &c. M. F. MAURY
Lieutenant U. 8. Navy.
Hon. JoHN Y. Mason,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
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NOBLE AcT.-A man fell overheard from steamer Of
New Orleans ON the 22d utimo, which was the Hon
FELIX Camera, when that gentleman Immediately jumped
overheard TO his Mr. Garcias ihu negro servant
fearful for his masters safety capcd in after him. All three
succeeded in getting safely out.
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The Legislature Of New York has passed bill which has
become law by being approved by the Governor, supply
by election this fall the vacancy in the Office Of Lieuienan,
Governor occaoned by the resignation Of Judge Gardiner
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11
TRAVELLING FACILITIES
AT BALTIMORE
with Distances and Fare from Baltimoi

,. , ~, xor1
About 100 miles, + 3-About 300 miles, lass
Cars or ee@mt, 'roo. D,iIv At e A. NJ.
D.iJ 49,. S,r O A NJ Daily exc Sun. - and
.ud o. n NJ II p.
For York and Columbia. Pa
5s miles Sl5O-7O miles, S2.l25.
C,,, Ieore
Daily at 10y A. NJ Da oaa e. sun
por WASHINGTON CITY
81, nj en- I,o ronr1 tr,, tickets issued
40 miles, S oo1t no ro""u "TRIP 'i'N''' '''"'''
Daiiy' al e A. ~ DoiI, S7lp NJ.
DAILY, exc sun % M KY go SIM - n NJ,
ana % T. NJ "'y
For Cumberland nc
ITS miles, 81.
Daily, at. .....7!A. NJ. Daily, at..''.'. P. M
I,or MILLS and Frederick
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-11
FOREIGN STEAM 81 OTHER PACKETS
(Days of Saflin S.)
The British Steamers leave as follow:

The French Steamers leave ms follows
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
new GOODS! Now GOODS!!

UST RECEIVED ct re, Old Nnniv. ;
I'd splendid assortment o. DRY GOODS, Gro.
ceries, Hardware, Fl. $ and Cups, Boots and
Shoes Ready Made Clothing, Stohe-ware
&c, &c. My stock is lsrger and assortment
better than they have ever been before. l have
made arrangements in St. Louis to have Gooas
forwarded to ne weekly, which will keep INV
assortment always full and complete. I am de-
|termined TO sell Lower for Cash than any other
House, regardless ofall the curses which may
be heaPed upon me, by some Of my brother mer-
chants, for so doing. Ifeel thankful to those
who have so literally patronized the Old Shan
ty: and respectfully invite them, and all others
who wish to purchase cheap Goods, to call and
examine my stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere: and will convince them that my
Goods are as gned as the best, and cheaper than
The cheapest. The Ladies are more particularly
call and examine, for it is no trouble
to show goods. g. q. TINKER.
September 9th, l847.
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LATE ARRIVALS OF az!
NE ~ GOODS,

By DRAtf:t IG,rr' '.Es;; hive Jus. re.
.k1J0 crived a iulI and General assortment of
Goods, iIlclI ling all ti'e New Siyles OF :Fal and
Winter dress Goods, Flsnnels. :. ~uineits, Jeans,
Plaid Linseys, DOmesties, Eoots Fad Shoes,
Gaps, &C., sc. -,..,> -
--AtSO-.
fl !srgs siOek Of Ce6ss,a Suget Of eu'a qualify:
Tobacco, Tea, LoJf Sugeri ,Nee-rmre, CHE
genuine article) NGskef Coats, Coffin .
Yarns, G. Il. &H t7ffsdow S.sA;
Tubs md BHc.oS* &c, Sc.
Aswe ve'sDt. Bragg =, ii by Tie Ssar, to do
our '~Bragging,' we have no necessity for saving
Anything in thai way, and merely wish to remind
our friends 70 call ID examine =. themselves
Dohttlke OTHER peoples ~talesyn orr-prices: but
judge for Yourselves: ''''"-
We arc pnre!asng Mr.. Wheat: O,t:. Corn.
Hemp: Better; ed: j. r9p, md .eyrry Bind Of
produce, at highest market prices
October llth 1877. "
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NEW STORE At FHR OLD STAND!
Selling off al Cost! and
less than COST!

V\HE subscriber havingtakent the Store late;
ly occupied by Messrs. G. w! JENxs& Co
and purchased their entire stock of Goods, woulC
offer the same to the public upon the MOST
FAVORABLE TEMRS, for Cash or Produce
He is also making great additions to the Stock
which will render it more complete than any tc
be found in this vicinity. D.
He will endeavor by every ~exertion to sus.
tain the reputation of the House obtained by the
late occupants, and would solicit a share of pub
lie patronage. NEWTON BRADLEY.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder al
w the residence Of the undersigned, OF
Tuesday The 3OM day Of November,
all the personal property of James'B Pharr, de,
ceased, consisting Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, farm
ing utensils, Carpenters Tools, and household
and kitchen furniture.
A credit Of nine months will he given on al
sums over two dollars, the purchaser giving
bond and security. For all sums under two dol
lars the cash will be required. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
SAMUEL PHARR,
Administrator Of James B. Phsrr, decd.
November 9Th, 1877.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
~ others interested in the estate of James
b. Pharr, deceased, that the undersigned has OBJ
tained from the County Court of Pike county
letters of administration on said estate, bearing
date .he Isl d. y of November, l847.
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified TO present the same, properly
authenticated, within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from hav.
ing any benefit of said estate, and if not present.
ed within three years they will be forever barred
SAMUEL PHARR, Admir-.
November Rth lS47
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Notice to Trespassers.

ME underslgned hereby give notice to all
concerned, that we shall prosecute offend.
ers in every case for cutting or hauling away
any timber, wood, whether standing up or fallea
down, or rock, from the lands of the subscribers.
We also wish to remind such persons that such
are r~sDIcrABLE before the pyand iury,
and subject to fine and Imprisonment when prop
erty cannot be found to pay damages.
f. DRAPER & BROTHERS,
MOSES KELLEY,
PHINEAs BLOCK, by his agent
November 23d, lS47.
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lust .e' civcl pr stc,urf Lucy .Bertram.
|sb n:.ee s.,qv o. Boo Shoes and Leather,
AN of The ,c y"-tsr .fs which we offer 10
the public on e + q. -. Also an sssort-
|ment of GROC:rJ..S tc.%tihs Of Coffee, Su-
gar, Tea, Shh;;' r,tfaHHe :L,lS. s; Dried Fruits,
Candies; Ra'>ip>: ~ nonG,: TcbsceS; Fish DO.
Also, Silk, El..>h an& Palm Leaf Hats.
L.Ir NEWMAN FALLEN.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
IN others intei ested in the estate of Robert
I. Lindsey, decd, that the undersigned has OBJ
tanned from the county court of Pie county, let
tiers Of administration on said estate, dated on the
Sd day of November 1847. &;
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the some, proper
ly authenticated, within one year from the dale
Of said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit of said estate, and If not pre-
scented within three years they will be forever
PETER T. VAUGHAN, Admir-.
November sth, l847.'
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
AHEAD.

Our prospects for the next Presidential
e,nDaien were never so encouraging as
nov, says one Of our prominent Democratic
exchanges.
On the one hand all pledges made .dy the
Dsmocratic party in 1874 have bern faith
6,iy fulfilled. All the principles they in
ydyed have been sustained. The result
4 tina: the country is in a prosperous con-
Xt;on beyond comparison. The honor and
nights of the nation have also been preser-
ted, 'af,r =.
On the other hand the Wing party have
10 issue, except that Of the war, upon which
10 go into the canvass. Every other has
been knocked from under them. By. tacit
consent they yield the trsif and sub-treasu-
~, IS furnishing now no rallying points Of
opposition.
In connection with the war. they are en-
desvoring to raise the ".N0 more Terrific
rg'' issue; but it will amount to nothing
The people have given abundant evidence
that they are in favor of the war. They
have sustained, and will continue to sustain
the administration in its vigorous prosecu-
ton. And they will insist upon indemnif-
cation for the -expenses either in territory OF
cash.
But still there is always danger. We
may lose every thing BY being too sangulne
and thus not being prepared for emerssen D.
cies. The Wings, for want Of issues, will
undertake to carry the election with a rusi:
and clamor. They are too cunning to be
despised. It is therefore important for the
party to continue efficiently and thoroughly
Organized-for its members to MAINTAIN q
compromising and harmonious temper
and fo- its presses to sustsin faithfully and
steadily its doctrines and usages. Let these
be done, and we shalt carry the election
like a whirl-wind. Be the nominee of the
National Convention from the East, West,
North or South, the people will triumph
antly seat him in the Presidential chair
Esprit of Jefferson.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
~ ~terested, that on the Sd day Of the mex
1 shall apply for a final settlement of the estate
of Thos. S. Dodds, decd.
THOMAS T. JOHNSON, Admir-.
November 29h, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
.JOB PRINTING!.

II Our friends in the country who Wish
bills struck, or job work Of any kind neat
Office, at the shortest notice, and upon the
most reasonable terms: "
Banner Office, March 9Th, 1873.
Louisiaaa, Oct. iIth, 1877 l."
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
New Arrangement.

TIME undersigned will run regulsrly a good
two horse hack from Louisiana to Bowling
Green, on every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. 1t will leave Foulks' hotel on each Of. the
above named days precisely al O'clock P. M,
and as it carries the mail it will be compelled to
arrive at Bowling Green at 4 o'clock of the same
day. IL Price Of fare Soc.
JAS. A. ROBBINS.
Nov. 18th 1S41.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
Wanted,

BeesWaX,
Dry Hides,
Flaxseed,
Tallow,
Dried Fruit, &c.,
which the highest market price will be
paid BY N. BRADLEY.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
FOULKs' HOTEL,

louisiana, No..
IA THIS well known House is still open
EEL for the accommodation of the Travelling
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage he has so long received, hopes
by constant attention 10 the wants of his custo.
mers, to merit a continuance of the same. He
promises that his table shall at all times be sun.
piled with the best that the country can afford;
and that particular attention shall be given to his
Stables.
For the beIeft of strangers he will say that
Foulks' Hotel is situated on Third Street, one
door south of Baird's hotel and Immediately op-
posite the Academy. JOHN FOULKS Sr.
Nov. the 18th, l847.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
Clocks! Clocks!!

JUST RECEIVED q complete assortr ent Of
= fine Brass { J and y day. Clocks, at prices
from 81 75c to $l2. Call and Judge for your
selves: ns toi quality we are sure yoa will: Be
satisfied. G.. JACKSON BRO.
October 9TH. 1R4i.
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To WeaVerS.

' ME undersigned manufactures and con-
1tantly keeps on hand for sale, SLEYS of
the different numbers generally used by Waivers
of country cloth. G. W.. OGDEN,
4 miles south west Of Louisiana.
Nov. 18th 1916.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29
NOTICE..

TIME subscribers having disposed of their
entire Stock Of Goods to N. Bradley, Esq.
would request all those indebted to them by note
or book account, to cali Immediately at the old
stand (where they will continue to transact their
bus:ness,) and settle the same.
They would respectfully solicit for their sue
cessor, tie patronage SO literally extended tc
them. GEO. w. jerks & co.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

Death Of q Sen0Lor.-The Hon. Benja-
min Swift, U. s. Senator from Vermont,
esd suddenly at his residsace in St. Albsns
last week.
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j, b. Henderson.

ATTOKNEY AT BAW, ,C~LARksy1II.a Io-
"lLL promptly attend to any business that
w may be entrusted t. his care
Clarksviffe, May ID, !!s47,
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The coroner of New York held hun
dFsd and four inquests last month.
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DIED-At her residence in Peno Town
ssps- in this county, on the 3Oth ult., Mrs
ssrah E., consort Of Mr.. John A. Wright.
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|NEV FltL and WINTER COODSH


IHTTRs REOCK& Coz Ratey, &TeaG 1cs-
;y;ong, No, have now in store d Com
nIsic Stool Of F9JEPJA Nd WINTER
EGOODS, 10 which thky;reapehtfnliy bsOIoit Ne
~atfefdion ef their friends and eastOsness. geasralss
jly..c They beg leave to. tsys thai, having selscif:
ed their Goods with ihe greatest care, and hay;
ing purchased !htm to Inc very Zee. eefeal .gis
t's 'ns s| .i'b aev msrconfie e,taSli.bSenf &
IT, s"pn,ry 10y" II ET7BL0CKG Cos
IN" 'Lo";";s9s. Sep. 26th, 1s47HI!I fhH IHi1b o.
Fs"sA1a-a-.d ,'!1O tnnJ
Just Iseceivee9 { .zeT
100 bbls. refined KenaWh Bat -3;'GrC
30 Sacks ca. ".3n'-9
% do L. b. "a "a III 7.dJ II
zoo Bars Iron aee s.eel' b. .si1a:. gig
sugar. COnee' HAO'' ' AMdF5f
san p,ro,.. cdton va yarn ~ 1'a4 h'uo7
o. Ices brou,, and bIeacbed DOn.,iss..
N pases Boot. and Shoes, ."is'a -
Hats and Cans in abundance -'jaT Ted!
100 pieces Caiieues. from SID to i26'ssI.
per Yard. - '5ais !sI"T 10
- casifnfrts. Nh i'm Driains; Alapaceas. J.
Palo AEo snS California Plaids; ShsNis.
Gloves, lilo ;c.y, Cloths, Cassimers and
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

II The federal papers have manufactur,
ed 4 statement to the effect that the Mexi.
ean,war has cost 1857 ,OOO,O O0f "Whoo-
ray!" A year ago they asserted that the
Treasury was empty; that we had no money
to carry on a war; they told the Mexicans
they should hold out a little longer, and then
the war would stop for want of means tc
carry It en-! How comes it that 'Uncle
Sam, has since become so rich? Which
side Of the federal statement is the correc,
One?-(Exchange.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

Capt. Joha H. Felt, senior captain of the
!~1Assachusetts Regiment of Infantry, in
Aexico, died on the 18th ult. at Vera Cruz
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Administrators Notice.

"IOl 4NOsICCs
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
~ and others interested in the estate {
Joseph P. McCune, deceased, that the un.
designed has obtained from the County
Court Of Pike county letters Of administra.
ton on said estate, bearing date the End da,
Of November, 1S47.
All persons having claims against said es.
tate are hereby notified to present the same
properly authenticated, within n yeal
from the date of said letters, or they may be
precluded from having any benefit Of said
estate, and not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
NEWTON MCDONALD, Admir-.
November 9Th 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

WHAr ARE WIG PRINcIPLEs.-Can any
one answer this question? Are they for a
National Bank. or against it, Are they fol
a high tariff for @protection," or q moder-
ate tmi& for "reveauef" Are they for any
thing, or against any thiagP Yes-they are
fur Me1tcO and ag0inst Aeir O,Os ~s0uniry!
Treason to their native land is now,the be-
ginning, middle and ending Of the Federal
Wing creed! 4 they have any other prin-
ciPles they are kept from the public eye."-
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

There is an abundance offne bituminous
coal in the vicinity Of Brunswick. Noless
than ten pits are opened within a few miles
Of town-the coal stratum averaging from
fifteen to twenty three inches in thickness.
Considerable supplies are brought into mar
ket, and sold for fuel-usually at ten cents
a busheL.
The coal trade is bound to be an impor-
tant one with US, some time or other. But
the Camel coal, of which there are mex
haustibIe fields in Galloway, Cooper and
the Southern part of Saline Co, will always
have the preference. We learn that an
Eastern company have purchased the Can
ael coal mine back of Cote Sans Des-
seiu, and intend supplying it to the river
Bruins wicker.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

Old Bachelors may not be aware that in
he time Of Ben Johnson the word ''bace-
Aof' was applied to an unmarried girl
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL offer at public safe to the highest bid
der, on TUESDAY THE 3eth DAY OF NovEM.
Der, at the residence Of Joseph P. McCune, de.
ceased, all the personal property of said deceas.
ed, consisting Of
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, Sc, &c.
Terms made known on. the day Of sale. Sale
to at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
NEWTON MCDONALD,
Admir-. of Joseph P. McCune. decd, -
November 9Th lS47. g..
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NO ID
NEW. GOODS.

..| NEW GOODS, -
ron N n, lSl7.
JUST receiving and opening q general assert.
% ment Of Dry Goods, Hard Ware, Queens.
Ware, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and a large
stock Of / u ,rIr4-.'. ~ :,
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c..
which will be offered low for Cash Gully. All
crediting on open ACCOUNT done with by
- = E. G. McQtIE.
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STORAGE! STORAGEW
HAVING a very spacious and convenisn
Warehouse, we are now prepared to store
and ship any kind of produce on sstisfactotTy
terms. H. E. BLOCK SEQ. >
Democratic banner., 1847-11-29

1t is confidently stated in Some Of the
New York papers that the Wing Governor
Of the State intended to bestow the Anti
Rent coyicts to full rights of citizenship,
prior to the judicial election there. Is it
strange that Iawlessness prevails, when
eOuateaauced by the highest officer of the
1aw? ...
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Clio e.

which will be sold cheap for Cash. He will at
all times hold himself in readiness to do CUT
TING, and no pains will be spared to render
satisfaction. - .' w. L.. T.
Louisiana, Mo-, Sep. 10th. l847. = -.
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REMOVAL.

Re. BLOCK & co. have removed their
etOre to the next door shove, into the one lately
capped By Messrs. sE,& d. DraPss.
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WIN. l.. TANNER
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER.

"OULD respectfully announce 10. his
|, w friends and the public generally, that
he is still prepared TO make an garments en-
trusted to his care, with dispatch, and in the
latest fashionable style. .-7t
He has and will continue to keep on hand,
a general assortment IF sunor;
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Administrators Notice.

November 9Th lS47,