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Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
Just Received,

Just Received,
100 bbls. refined Kenawha Salt.
so Sacks G. A.
25 dc L. B.
200 Bars Iron and Steel,
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Vinegar, Tar and
Oils.
200 Bunches Cotton Yarn,
25 pieces brown and bleached DOmestics.
10 cases Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps in abundance
100 pieces Calicoes, from 8 IA to 70 cts.
per yard.
Cashimeres; Muslin Delansi; Alapaccas,
Palo Alto and California Plaids; Shawls,
Gloves, Hosiery, Cloths, Cassimers and
.Vestings..
A good assortment of Hardware, Queens
ware, Tin-ware, Castings Nails, &C., &c. Also
a well selected stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
And in fact every other article usually found
in a country Store; all Of which, we pledge our
selves to sell at prices which shall be satisfacto-
ry to the purchaser. H. E. BLOCK & co.
Sep. Goth, 1s47.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
Notice is hereby given

TO all persons interested, that at the next No
vember term Of the County Court of Pike Co.,
the undersigned, Guardian ofSarah Washington
Sanford and Nancy Ann Sanford, intends resign
ing his Guardianship of the said Sarah Washing
ton and Nancy Ann Sanford, at which time all
interested can attend.
JOEL MAGEE, Guardian.
Aug. 3Oth, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

MARRIED-On Sunday evening Sep.
18th, by John C. Massie, Esq, Mr.. John
P. Lain, to Miss Vasti Parsons. Also at
the same time and place, Nj. Amolin Lain,
to Miss Lucy Amanda Parspns-all of this
county.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
TAILORING.

ME undersigned having located permanent
Il ly in. the. town Of Louisiana, is now pre-
pared TO make every description Of garments,
90 order, in the latest fashion with neatness and
despatch. All work entrusted to his care will
be warranted to be made in workman like man
.ner, and on reasonable terms.
Shop on the corner of Main and Georgia. OBJ
posite D. e. Tinker. s. H. McGREW,
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
NOTICE.

"HEREAS my wife, Mary Ann Smith,
w has left my bed and board without any
just cause or provocation, / take this method Of
informing the public, that | fOrwarn all persons
from harboring or trusting her on my account, as
l will no longer be responsible for any debt she
may contract. JOINT SMITH.
August 9th, 1S47.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

y Blue factory cotton, or silk handker-
chiefs, will not fade if dipped in salt water
while new.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20

STORAGE! STORAGEH
"AVING a very spacious and convenient
Warehouse, we are now prepared TO store
and ship any kind of produce, on satisfactory
terms, H. E. BLOCK & co.
Louisiana, Mo. Sep. 10Th, l847.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
N B " : 0 R B..

TIME undersigned, having purchased the
l. stock Of Goods formerly belonging to Mr..
VIZ. LUCE, and having lately added 10 said stock
by purchases made at 81. Louis, is now prepared
to offer to his friends and the public, a general
assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, HARD.
WARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AND
IL READY MADE CLOTHING; FL
All of which, will be sold as low as they can be
at any establishment in the County.
JOS. RICHARDSON.
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Clio g,

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. Goth. lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
edwin DRAPER & BROTHERS.

BD " hV DAtIAA Dss ~ UkSV AAAAAAsNe
CORNER STORE, Water Street,
LOUISIANA, MO-,
NNOST respectfully tender their thanks to
their friends and the public, for The liberal
support of the late firm Of E. & d. Draper and
solicit a continuance Of The same. In addition to
their present extensive stock Of Goods, they will
in a few days be in receipt Of large additions,
all of which they are determined to sell for
or PRODUCE, as low as any establish
ed house in the country. Please give US a call
before purchasing, and do not take The words OF
OTHER PERSONS for our prices:-judge for your
selves.
Our conveniences for the Storing, Shipment,
and Sale of Produce, are equal, if not superior,
to any house in the country, and the liberal pat
|ronase we have received the present season, has
induced us to prepare to pay special attention
Ito that business. We are prepared 10 contract
for PACKING PORK ON COMMISSION, and
when desired, and notified in time, will furnish
Barrels and Salt.
We will advance Goods at any time on Pork,
and make Cash advances on Pork packed, or 9TH
er produce shipped by us.
August Both, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-09-20
VIM. L. TANNER,
TAILOR M CLOTHIEF

XNOULD respectfully announce to his
w friends and the public generally, that
he is still prepared to make all garments en-
trusted to his care, with dispatch, and in the
most fashionable style.
He has and will continue tokcep on hand,
a general assortment of superior
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Hnnse met

The House met
The Speaker laid before the House communication from
the Governor enclosing undy resolutions of the General
Assembly of New Hampshire the subject Of slavery the
Mexican war, etc.
Mr. Secres remaking that the House had time dis
the resolutions moved to lay the message the table
ayes 81, noes &c.
On motion Of MIR Thompson the petition Of T. Castene
and others the subject of the repeal Of the Black Laws
taken from the table.
Mr. Secrest moved to lay the petition again the table,
and called for the ayes and messages as, 46.
MIR Yaryan moved that the petition be referred a select
committee.
Mr. Anthony sad he voted against laying the table, be-
cause he wished il referred a committee, and give
opportunity to report that the matter be forever
Quoted.
The ayes and noes being demanded the petition was SO
referred-syes 81, noes %.
Petitions Presented.
By Mr. Wise, from Mary Howell, praying legaliza,ion
Of marriage; referred TO a select committee
By Mr Watts; referred without reading.
By Mr. Durham, from John Williams, purchaser OF saline
lands Washington county, praying extension Of the
time Of payment; referred TO a select committee.
By Nj Scott, from John Owen for divorce laid the
table,
BY Mr. Dobson, for divorce; hid on the table.
Reports from Standing Committees.
| Mr. Nofnger, from the committee education, reported
back the bill for the improvement Of schools,
amended accompanied with report the subject Of
| mon schools.
Mr. Thompson moved 10 lay the report the table, and
! that thousand copies be printed; agreed to.
Mr. Secres moved take from the table the bill proviing
Cor the election OF State superintendent and recommt H.
with the bill just read the committee with instructions
10 consolidate the two in one; agreed TO-
Mr. Hicks, from the committee education, reported back
the bill amending the subject Of common schools
passed to third reading.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-14


BY Mr. Hatfield, to provide for German schools in
Hancock county.
BY Mr. May, TO authorizes The Judge of the Probate
court OF Fountain county issue Of habeas corpus
and take acknOwledg emenis.
Bis reported from select committees and read he first
time.
by Mr.. Wise, for tho relief of Mary Howell
by Mr. HILL, bill in relation TO retailing liquors in
Jennings county.
by Mr. Decker 10 authorize certain persons TO keep ND
null dam across the Irequos river in Jasper county
BY Mr. TAFT regulating the jurisdiction Of justices Of
The peace IN Switzerland county.
by Mr. Downing, 10 authorize the formation Of volun
airy associations.
AFTERNOON SESSION. -
The bill TO provide for The settlement Of the debt with
the Wabash college coming up,
Mr. Thompson moved indefinitely postpone the bill
The bill then passed.
Mr. Stan6eld introduced a resolution insruetirg the
Judiciary committee to inquire into the truth Of the charges
preferred against G. Johnson, Probate Judge Of Allen
county, and report TO the House adopted.
Mr. Meredith offered resolution empowering the COM
miiee appointed TO Inquire ia relation rents &c
on the Central Canal, to send for persons papers
adopted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-14
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6.
The SENATE met.

Lie SENATE MEL
Reports from Standiag Committees.
BY Mr.. Henry, from the Judiciary committee, recon-
mendng the indefinite postponement of bill to amend
the 9Th art OF the 47th chapter of the Revised Statutes of
1913; concurred in.
by Mr. Clements, from the same committee, bill en-
abling executors settle estates concurred in.
BY Mr.. Murphy, recommending certain papers TO be
sent to the committee on claims.
BY MI Robinson, Of bill relative 10 guardians with
amendment concurred in.
BY Mr. Orth, Recommending bill TO he sent TO the
committee ON education; cOncurred in.
BY Mr. Migan, from the committee roads, Of bill
establish State road in Jay county; concurred in.
BY Mr.. Miken, Of bill defining duties Of auditors
and supervisors in Dearborn county: concurred in
BY Mr. Zenor, that il nexpedent iegisiae fur
ther upon the subject Of roads; concurred IN
by Mr.. Verbrke reporting II expedent 10 refer GER
tain matter 10 a select committee concurred in.
BY Mr.. Robinson, that L. L. Lucass petition be laid
upon the table; concuued in.
/ BY Mr. Read from the committee federal relations
joint resolution expressive Of the appreciation OF the
General Assembly of the State Of Indiana, Of the con-
duct of our soldiers in the Mexican
Mr. Davis proposed an amendment and thereupon Mr.
Edmonston moved a.call Of the Senate, which order
ed and the absentees sent for
Mr. Edmonston moved the previous question:; sec
onded.
The question: on the sngrossment Of the original reso
luton being taken,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-14
Published every Thursday.

Inc Senate reconsidered the vote upon Mr. Murphy :
amendment, when he Withdrew the same
Mr. Allison moved an amendment that the mans he nj
IN par funds adopted
Mr. Robinson then moved amendment
Mr. Ortiz moved 10 lay it on The table; not carried
Mr. Berry Of +. then moved amendment; which was
accepted.
Mr. Robnson's amendment was then adopted
Mr. murphy moved Tmendment; adopted
Mr. Edmonston moved TO lay the amendment of the COM
miitee on the table; carried
And the bill passed TO a tbd reading on Tomorrow
Ordered That the bill making apop ation for the settle
ment OF claims for the u silas Doy be taken from
the table passed -
The President laid before the Senate communication
nom the Governor, enclosing a communication from the
warden Of the State Prison, relative female convict
The Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-14
SENATE.
THURSDAY, January z, 1S47.
The Senate met


The Senate met.
Petitions presented
BY Messrs. Conner, Migan, Waters, Taber, Clements
and Osborn.
Reports from Standing Committees.
BY Mr.. Hamer, from the committee on military affairs
joint resolution on armiug light troops in Mexico
with rifles passed.
By Mr. Bowers, from the committee on agriculture
recommending the indefinite posiponeent of bill on
the subject Of county surveyors, with an amendment
amendment adopted, and tho report was concurred H.
Mr. Hardin then moved lay the whole matter on the
table; carried.
Resolutions introduced.
By Mr. Hamrck, that the two Houses next Saturday
proceed 10 the election of State Printer
Mr. Berry of F. moved an amendment, declaring J.
Chapman printer ITO the Senate and Mr. Mathis printer
10 the House.
Mr. Edmonston moved the whole matter lie on the
table; carried.
message was received from the House informing the
Senate had passed resolution 10 proceed to the cleo
lion Of State Printer on Tuesday next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-14
AFTERSoos SESSION.

MIR. Palmer introduced bill changing the time of
holding in the 9Th judicial circuit lieu Of the
returned by the Governor with his objections which
was read three several times and passed.
The House then resolved itself into the committee of
the whole "a the State Convention bill.
Mr.. Durham concluded his argument, when the House
was addressed by Messrs. Julian, Neal and Baldng,
When the committee rose.
Mr. Thompson said he thought sufficient time al
ready consumed in the discussion Of this question: hi
late period OF the session. important husband time
for other matters OF equal He therefore would
move the committee have leave again; carried.
The House then adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25

Blood is free personof color, and therefore incom
petent witness.
Great excitement and alarm prevails among the in.
habitants of Walker and Dade counties, produced by
burning volcano, which said to have burst out from
the high peaks of the Look Out Mountain at place
called the Nanows, on the 10Th ult. Some of the in
habtants, it is stated, had removed from the neghbor
hood.
IOWA.-Au interesting colony of about 1000 HoI
anders, have purchased two entire townships Iowa
bringing with them their own mechanics, artisans, ant
religious teachers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
From the National Era.
Hymn for THANKSGIVING. 1917.

Thank God, that through the world,
The electric thoughts of glorious souls are CLEAN
ing
Thank God, that now through Chrstendom unfurled,
The banners of Mans Cause are proudly streaming
Thank Col, that Earth hath still
Some lofty sons, whose deeds shall gid her story
With flame from Heaven, those noble souls shall fill.
Like old Prometheus this world with glory.
Old Rome hath now thank God,
The keys that shall unlock her gates of heaven
And necks shall rise that have to earth been rod,
And chains that yoked the soul shall now be rven
And MAN--thank God for that
Der all the earth asserts his holy franchise,
And boldly now at king and autocrat,
His words of fiery hope the vassal launches
Thank God that Right is Might
That souls are deathless, and that wrong is mortal
That Darkness is the handmade of the Light
And death is but of glorious life the portal!
DUGANNE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
LAWS OF VERMONT.

AN ACT laying tax on the County of Chittenden
II is hereby enccted by the General assembly Of The
State Of Vermont, as toltows:
Sec. l. There is assessed tax of one and one half
cent on the dollar on the polls and raabIe estate of
the inhabitants of the County of Chittenden for the
year one thousand eight hundred and forty seven, for
the purpose of paying the debts of said county.
Sec. g. The treasurer Of said county Is hereby d-
rected on or before the fifteenth day of December A.
D. I847 to issue his warrant to the first consabes of
the several towns in said county, for the collection of
said tax who are required to proceed in all things, in
the collection of said tax, in the same manner they
are by law, directed to proceed, in the collection of
state taxes.
Sec. g. The seectemen of the several towns in said
county, shall make out and deliver to the consabes OF
their respective towns on or before the first day of Jan
uary A. D. l847 tax bill, for the collection of said
tax, in the same manner they requested to do III
case of state taxes
Sec. a. The first consables of the several towns il
said county, are required to collect and pay t.
the treasurer of said county, the amount said tax b,
the first day Of March next.
Sec. S. This act shall take effect from the first da-
of December AID. l647.
SOLOMON FOOT.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
L. SARGEANT,
President of the Senate
Approved Nov IL, l847.
HORACE EATON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
IMPURITIES of the Blood

wish to impress particularly the minds those ar
troubled with impurities of the blood bad humos old ulcers,
and diseases brought on by the of mercury aom that this
sovereign remedy 1t is well known every physician that
sasapara almost the only article that be successfully used
root out such discusses and when mixed with the pure extract
has been known cure euc cases where sarsapara
alone has had no effect This be accounted for from the
that tomatoes operate gently bowels carrying off all those
impurities which, allowed remain create dangerous and in
durable Diseases One proof If the efficacy sarsa aa
and tomato when combined
For sale by Reddod and Collins Montpelier Vt and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
Extract Ola letter written at pnnnv!!e orand river O w

Extract ola letter written Dunnve Grand River w.
~ April "a, 1876.
My wife has been afflicted for number Of years with general
dpsy about year past Increased alarming state
that her limbs at times have swollen third their
size The disease continued reduce her strength trying
kinds of medicine the conclusion
quite hopeless When your Vegetable Lthonpc Mixture
recommended concluded that would try MORE by
doing found successful in Curng after
believes herself entirely cured give you this testimony hoping
that it may prove a blessing to others. JARIUS COOK -
For sole BY s., ?, Redfeld Montpeiier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
NEW STEAM BAKERY.

r. CROSS & Co.
WOULD inform their friends and the public generally that thew
~ are now manufacturing
Common Hard and Soft, Graham and York
CRACKERS.
by N sThh ,II Fo%GR ,l'l' Of Soda Biscuit &c.
una VIII sell the same cheap the times will admit
6Flhose wishing buy will not forget to inquire for
Cross s. Co.'s Cracfg8.
Those who may wish favor US with call viii find Ms NJ
Langton's Place, rear Of $. Burbunk's store
A choice article Of Family Flour,
constantly hand, cheap be bought elsewhere
NJ b. FairbanEs S0e,os, for raising Buildings, 10
let al the STEFAN BAKE HOUSE,
Aso-Graham meal made from pure Genesee Wheat.
+, CROSS, 81 Co.
Montpelier, Oct IA, ls17. 4l:3nos.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
WATCHE 2JEW ELRY.
Ira s TOWN

II AS this day received from New large and extensive as
IL Of the following described GOODS with many other
kinds be mentioned selected expressly for the
Fall and Winter trade comprising the greatest variety Of articles
be found the State, which the attention of the public is
invited.
on Cold e%a S Hos Watches, 2o 1sFfs 1 EE
Escapements, Of all qualities and prices, from The cee-
brated Haker8 in London and Liverpool.
R SS9 Je,VeJry, 8a Sa @t s"d cn;p, r G"a
Beads, Guard Chains Keyes Gold and Siuer Pencils,
SpeciacLes, ThimbIes, Gold PENS LOckes, Nth gen
craI assortment Of Gold, SilUer and Gilt Fancy Goods.
Plated Cake Baskets, CandLeScks CastOrS Plated and
Britannia Ware, Spoons Forks, Butter Kniues, &c.
BRITANNIA TEA & COFFEE POTS,
Sugar and Cream Potts. Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
Razors &c., from The celebrated manufacturers Of She
field, Rogers, Crooks & Co, tcith many cheap kinds.
Steel Bag and Purse Clasps Steel Beads silk Guards Chains
and Purses Spectacle Eyes, Lamp Wcks Tin and Shell Music
Boxes, Thermometers, Tea Bells, &C.
G9gT4za A good assortment Of Wdlets Pocket Books
s and Cdrd Cases
Colts Patent so si no"' self Revolving Pistols,
| And great Variety Of Cheap Pocket Pistols, &c.
Purchasers may that everything my line will h
furnished favorable be procured from any
|
| Montpelier Oct. 9TH, 1917. 40f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
BRIGHTON MARKET
MONDAY, Nov, Is.


At market, $500 head of Beef Cattle 90 yokes work
ing oxen, 400 stores so and calves $500 sheer
und about 1900 swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra ST so; First quality, Sc a 6 25
second do. SIS 25, S. IS third do $4 81 SO.
Stores Yearlings 6 s; two year old heifers ST.
a Is; few extra $l8 20; three years old % 81.
Working Ore1,-Sales made at $50, $6S, $75 so
1857, sos, Sl,l5.
Goes and CalueS-Sales noticed at 800, %, %, 80
80, As, so.
. SAeep.-Old, SIC, 81, / 25, rs, . so. Lombs-$l
50, 9 IL 10.
S,oine.-At wholesale, pigs Id 6 Ia; Old !eal
hogs LA 6. Old fat hogs l2.
BOSTON MARKET-MoNDAY, Nov. %
and Genesee, 5000 1850.
GRAlN-Corn, 60 a 49,
Rye, 95 a 100.
Oats, 81 Sc.
PROFESSIONALISM 900 1900.
Pork, 100 1900.
BUTTER-l4 %.
Lard, 90 90 90.
Cheese, Gas.
WOOL-Prime Saxony 45a50
American full blood 40a45
do "a do IS 80
do 1-2 do 81 a33
do IA g. com do 28a3
Promscuous qualities IA ado
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
SinUinG School,!

Mr. ~ L. PHILIPS would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Montpelier and vicinity, that he will commence SINGING
SCHOOL at the Lecture Room of the Brick Church. on Tue sday
evening Nov 3O s at O'Clock In which he will give TWEEN
four lessons general invitation given Terms ue known
at the first lesson.
Nov. Is47
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
LEVI g. TmAYER,s ESTATE.

WEthe subscribers being appointed by the Hon the probate
court Tor the district Of Randolph commissioners to recelve exam
inc and adjust all claims demands against the estate of Levi
Thayer late of Bane said district deceused represented
nsovent and all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
aud six months from this being allowed for that purpose here
by give notice that will attend the business of our appoint
ment at the dwelling house of Zenas Thaye E In said Brain
tree on the second Fridays January and May, next, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. RUFUS HUTCHINSON ciiuar,
J. r. HUTCHINSON, ~
Braintree, Nov. II, l847 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
WlStdr'S Bdlsam al Home.

:, = - . BOstun, Apfl II, I64b.
MI w FOwle; Dear SIR have been induced the sugges-
ton omany otmy friends to make known the public through
you the great benefit have derived from ofhe medicine
called Wstar Balsam Of Wild Cherry in the hope that
suffering from lung Complaints may find the relief by
mat nave done The latter pu of last and in the fall
suffered greatly from cough, pain in the side difficulty
breathing loss oappete and other symptoms which indicated
rapid decline Three ohe learned and intelligent medical
practitioners pronounced SUMPTION and said
ing but change of climate could be Of the least possible
me- as my lungs were in named and diseased state. AT
TINS Time, hoping might find temporary relief for cough
bought bottle of the Basom which only gave the relief
met my failing strength required but seemed to give life
ana energy After taking bottles Of medicine
pete returned and with my strength cold entirely left me,
Us also the night sweats which, precious this had been very
prose. In five weeks time gained eight pounds of flesh aud
have ever since been able to take accustomed exercise,
walk of from three four miles day. and attend regular
business houd be happy have you refer any who may
wish further PARTICULARS to at place of business No 3O5
Washington street. VIM, II. HOLBROOK.
None genuine unless signed Butts wrapper For sale
by X Collins aud p Redfed, Montpelier. AZ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-11-25
Weekly Receipts.

CHI Kingsley, Hawkins g. Harding o R Leonard
D Freeman, J Dow, T Miller Joslyn, M Belding
T Henderson, c Shpman, s Joslyn B behring's
s so each; C Harding, Cd. 100; A w Caldwell, for
Agency, 1900; E Badger, 200; ID Boutwell,, 2,25; D
Henick, so.