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Public Administrators Notice.

NorIcE is hereby given, to all creditors and
Others interested in The estate iof James McEl-
wee, deceased, that the undersigned as Public
Administrator, for she, county of Pike, and by
virtueiof'a,i order IF The county court for said
county, made on the ninth day Of November,
iS4s, has taken POSSESSION OF ihe estate 'of bald
deceased, and requests all those having claim,
against said estate 10 exhibit the same for allow
lance within one year from the above date, OF
they may be precluded from having any benefit
of said estate, and il not presented within three
years they will be forever barred. ~
hoo - H. G.. EDWARDS, :
be ~ % -a,., PrflAic'Adm'r. Gor Pike county:
- November i2Oth lS4S. ri .la (2l-3wE
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EorSaIe
A VALUABLE Prairie Farm

g. = , A Valuable Prairie Farm.
f. lying OF, the waters OF Peno, fifteen fEss1
Dlmiles from Louisiana. six miles from"
Bowling Green, six from Spsncerburg and sew
len from Frankfort. and two miles west Of the
residence OF John Mcclure, Esq. The above
farm contains 300 acres Of choice land, about ~
acres OF which are ns fine state o. cultivation.
100 acres inE ptairieaninclosd, and the residue
liz tiiaberof q iEstrqte quality. On the farm
lis a good orchard, q good well, and an abundance
iof stock Water. ANY one wishing TO get a bar
ggair in a good Farm, cap DO SO by, the purchase
Of the one above mentioned. For further par
itisularsenquire Of F.. Murray, Esq, at Pqw-
ling Green, or Of the subscriber on the pfemi-
lses!i7gaes a'.'i JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
Nov. 9th, 1913. (2m.)
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William Luce 3 Robert NJ. VI
Kercheval. ID @ytradiag ulns
der the name and style of Scire facias 10
"~. tsss # Fsvi's lisn'
Harvey Adams; defendant. sGHe"'".&
ri ME SHERIFF having returned that the
II above. defendant. cannot be found in this
county; it is ordered by the court that said de-
PENDANT and all persons interested be notifedt that
the plaintiffs have recovered Judgment against
the interest Of said defendant 70 the following
real estate, yfiz:' IS acres part, N. I-2 S. II,
IT, 81, R.2 westNA-SO acres ". l..2,S..W. sect.
40, T.54, R.2 w 40 acres N. E. s. ". sect.
~, T. 81, R.'2 W.-97 sixty one hlulnidreadthss
acres E, 1-2 s. E. fri. sect, %, and s. E. IA
of S. W. sect. II, T. 81, R.2 W-S0 acres w.
.l-2S: E. sect. Id T. 5fR r. 2 W-+40 acres S.
W. N. W.bsect!E isa.,T. 81, R!F2 WA-64 three
one hundredh acres N. Up NV. fri. sect. IL,
u. A54gR.42 W---4O acres s.. E! NV. GIL.
sect. IL, I. 81, R.,2fW., and the undivided klf
and is6 acFss ). Z! qrs sect. !, + S. Rs W,
and hav; issued tbeir writ bfscirs facias to revive
the lien of SAID Judgment, and that they show
judgment Sheul sol be revived, and the lien.
continued. ~ .s.g ;ar,t.l s.-r1 III ~
SrArE q M1ssoSnnf = IL. ne - W u
"a County oF Pike, go NJ Il 500
|. James NJ Martin, Ulsrk of the circuit court
for said county, certify that the foregoing is a true
copy ff6fh HE fscordsI;f Oh hjEt
[Sss37l In testimony of which thereto SET my
tG@hand aad alix the sea, of said court at
in Bowling Green, in said county, This
The T4tifdaA5, Of November, A. !D-l848.
H'Io "1r a J.. NJ. MARTIN, Clerk
! November Goth, l848 IL (n3l-3w1a
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embracing every article worn by men or boys.
They cy. sSn Ssst i R Es.,. f p;awsiIs ssilt., su..
a. ,penders, Hats s. Caps, Boots y Shoes.
.,e Socks, Gloves, Pocket s Neck 400
Hdkf's. &c. SC. asJ an
A1sstS, d variety Of Pocket Knives, Razors and
Riding and Wagon Whips, Saddle Bags,
cloth and hair Brushes, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas, and many other articles TOO tedious
to mention, which was bsuehtfor Cash and will
be sold forthe same -asflowii iii not lower than
they can be had above St. Louis.
Having the experience Of: 10 or IL years in
the clothing business, he f~latters himself that as
regards style, qnality or making his stock can
not be surpassed; and as for prices they sbsil
not prevent a man from dressing HIMSELF TTf& I
determined not to BE- undersold, by any rons.
Persons visiting this place, wishing any article
in my line, wilfnot lose anything BY calling in
one door west Of E. g. McQnie's, Georgia ST..
Louisiana, Mo. , WMIH ROBINSON.
Sept. Elth le48. ---3m. -
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Administrators Sale.

Writ be sod TO The highest bidder, at the late
residence Of Rh0da McElwee. deceased, on The
9Th day Of. December, lS4S. all the personal
property Of said deceased, consisting Of q small
portion Of household and kitchen furniture, and
some farming utensils 3
Terms ps4c known on The day of Sale
II G EDWARDS, Public Admir-
November 10Th. 1913 -
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; gEAgONABEEM
which they offeriat very low pricesif0f Cash., OF
in exchange for any kind of. COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE. Those wishing to purchase weqa do
well to examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. They have now in store, at re-
markably low prices, a large stock Of
Hats and Caps, Boots, and Shoes, 80 p's.
atkS brown and hleached Domestics g Hhds.
Sugar, SO sacks Coffee; Spanish Leather; Nails,
Tar, Mackeral, so barrels Whiskey, Brandy.
Wine, MoIasses; Clothing, SC. SC. ID g~,i.sG..
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NOTICE.

: Those indebted TO the undersigned, by mote
or account, who have not. settled previous to
l848, will do well TO call and settle Immediately
their notes and accounts will positively
be placed in officers hands for collection,
H.. E. BLOCKS co.
October 9th 1870
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Farm for Rent.

The farm belonging to the estate Of James
.McElwec. de1ealh. now occcbied by Abner
ID McElwee, will he reutedfor the ems uing year,
ON the prslaises, on the 9Th day Of Deoember,
'lS4S n & EDWARDS, P A
November 20th, 1913
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SPRING AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN
,'"''' ~ - 0PE ed. W. as saw
FRESH SUPPLIES TO SUIT I'LL

.a|YII IsdHlES.I VIF.I
TNHE subscriber has, just replsniahed hh al:
ready. large supply of REID, MdDE
Ct CLOTHING, consisting in part Of dress, ffock
and business cloth' coats black and figured
cashmere pants; superior black. satin sestsI slk,
beaver and ~neutTia hats ; shoes, and boots, He
has also a large variety Of linnen and tweed
sack frock and business sc1ats; 4fnnen md
tweed pants, summer vests, shirts and drawers,
with good supply Of DRY GOODS
.HND GROCERIES, to, suit the season. An
Of which he will sell as low as the times will
Admit for Gashj country prodaceiior
to pnnctual, customers on time,yano5 tasr5Iib
TO dress yourself from top to toe Ia. 81,
1t Right down II my house You should 60,
- For,to you bargains shallbe sold oes9 5soH;
, For country produce or .forikold sLl ssnso
JOSEPH RICHARDSQS.r
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10 Bills. s. H. s N. O.. Molasses -
bbls. Golden Syrup,
+ A 200 lbs. N. O.Sugar aa.
rs bags Rio and Java Coffee 4
800 lbs. Leather
25 kegs Boston Nails
/ 900 lbs. Eagle cotton yarhsI
:, Candles soap, cotton batting, lead, shot,
almonds, candies. tobacco, tar, sal
eratus. pepper, allspice, loaf sugar, window
glass, Sc, Just received and offered atrre-
duced prices for cash Or country produce.
..- ,,, ORR, DUKE, & GAMRAELL.
October Goth l84S, saitgT.I u.y -! al
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- GEeRGE GRAY ss-ft...f aas
Nov at this day said compiainssr files in
IN the office ofthe clerk ofthe Circuit Court
of said county Of Lincoln her Bill, together with
an affidavit, stating that ssid defendant is not Il
resident Of this State . 1t is therefore ordered
that said George Gray be notified that said COM
plainant has filed in the Office of the clerk of
the circuit court her bill for a divorce from the
bonds Of matrimony by her contracted with said
defendant. Therefore the said George Gray is
hereby notified to be and appear in said circuit
court, on the first day Of the next april term
tobe begun and held at the court house
in the town of Troy, in and for said county Of
Lincoln, on the fifth Monday in april next, and
answer said bill, or, in default thereof, adecree
will be rendered in the premises agreeably TO
(~~) Witness, Thomas G. HUT, clerk Of
Seal. said court, with the sealthereof afix-
~ ed, at Office, this 2lstday Of October,
1913. =. THO. G. HUT, Clerk.
NIcHo's. P. M,xoa, Sol. for Compl't.
October Both, lS4S-tf. 80. .f
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NEW GOODS.

WI are just in receipt Of a heavy stock Of
a.. FalI and Winter GOODS,
consisting Of prints, cashmere,, alpaccas, de
lanes cashmere shawls, blanket shawls ; ssti-
Nets, csssimeres, tweeds, blankets, blanket
white and red f~annels, comforts; hats,
caps, bleached and brown domestics drillings,
,osnaburgs. tickiugs; hdk'is., buttons. threads,
,buck miis and gloves, hosiery, brushes;-Also,
"a good stock Of hardware, queensware. glass
ware, SC. SC. We solicit our friends and. the
public generally, 10 give us a call, feeling as
isured that we can sellthem Goods on as accom-
modating terms as any house in the place.
ORR, DIXIE s. CAMPBELL.
Louisiana, October 30th 1913. "
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Wei insert the: following lines At. tie &
ssscial request ofaurkandss Auesk
-tia,,e t Aaer0sim,,et pqne4tqtim1n WehoE
agentle hint from us will not be take
amiss, that langhsgsm Orsgeneral in i
application, would b Isese a acceptable
majority efsrssdsrs-a Subject more ger
e.al would be hard to find.
10y 80 TO Miss H. No, , "a,
Aid me, kinda Muse, in my task bold, b.
''.To paint Che, fil55, and gild, fine, gold. /
lilo to paint or gid words are poor ~
And scarce thy image can sreure :. itiH
Then ihaythy geniGs' inspire mine ID -
A. fiji wreath for thee 70 I ~twinc, a., +. =,
With the Aowers of poesicr % ...'.,-,
And lbay-lea acs to garland tree - ." ~
To slew FORTH in language untold, -,
One all lovely and noble-souled,l <n.ar o.,
Pare, lady like, >aad rednrd,> 49,; eaa h:s
With wit and joyous sPiritkinJ.
% Maiden! beautiful art thou
As tue lgoIdeA eight OH in6fhss 1sfS%;
.,tThy classic and gentle fair factEf3 -
Mirrors every cornely grace, -
And each hour that by thee StcalrtI,|T
To US some new charm revealttlf UHhW
aOf true feeling finely inwrougl.t1f IS
Or lucid streams of flowing ,i,eriglt
The Llitllsome zephyrsrPause d while M
TO greet those lipsFt,st SO swee,iy smile ;
Upon thy cheeks il a, fspft sll5w, -. ri
-:Beahiihgs brighter on lily lis, brow IL.
las at dawn gio~s the orient sky an
SO mildly beams thy love-ln' eye, = -
Radient with Genius, like the sun !, :,,s
When glorious he hath run - bs,,.,,r9d
Half his course, and from his high station
Joys in blessing every nation!to I7'1 ,"'
Placid thy mie,r as Autumn eve
When smiles the face Of, Nature wreatlrc,
Yet, shea meet, can Indignation flash lg'f
From keReatIttI,y siIken eyelash,- >ia'
AS ifayo"der blue sks's calm CLEAN -
Were lit by a vivid lisl,nipg7slresm!
Out gushing pity and friendship swect.A
Benevolence, and meeey beat a,z.N
Through every tIrrOb Of 'h'y heart. y
Shown in impulse devoid of art, ga
Thy voice. thrills The soul will, delight i"
Like Natures strains at moon lit night, Is
Thy spirit fall If harmonic thought,
And with Heasenly riches ~fraugIt, ~,
. Lady, good, lovely and bright, - Ing.
Before whom spirits check their Risit!3
Educes from life a Life new,
a sweet worShiHp Of the ~tiood.and 8rtG.
Commune with such assures us plain
OF Mans EderSBeing again; 1lliI =
Component Of all highest good, A~A
Excmplar of divine Worn4nhood t., ,-. r
May thOu be proof of thy sex's might q
Gently 10 lead IL, in the right -'sH.
Along the pleasant paths Of Light
% may you pass life's' naiz e thoro' .a. -'s
Aud meier feel its hitter sorrow = -.
Each day being past at night ''l ~
May guardian spirits ihndite, -
On thy minds tablet, all, thoughts fair,
Lovely and hopeful. sweet and rare.
Think Of one absent Will. a l.samilr,s
Wko will not forget thee .tl.y-whIe;
Wilt thou net give a beuison TO one
Gone fortI, 'mOngg metl, Ifc's Raceoto rim ?
Whose fate IS cast on Chances dieNn"o'
Who nov bids lice a warm goodbye.
Ur,..5ssiE LqrlT 81. 49, r'i@ :. :.,5F 'tIafI
90 sg,'s;r,rHf s:----I . iI.oz 1.Jh,
~ c1IjO4 1hLINOfS., bgoh pd, s'i.a7
Springfield, Njv: 90.
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IN LINCOLN CIRCUIT 0URT-N va
LEGATION, oof0BEn THE a6h lse.
CHLOE L. CRuMP( by Jonathan B. Carr her next
friend,) Bill in Chancery for Di-
III ne H'H = .:fgsG = iyOrceS !r5A = ;


|BEvE yCnuyp' - - Ac4g ~ -,J-l
= ESHE complainant having heretofore fled her
bill against said defendant; and on this day
Jonathan B. Carr, for said complainant, files in
office of the clerk Of The circuit court Of
said county his affidavit, stating, that said de-
is not a resident of this State 1t is
ordered, that said Beverly c. Crump
|be notified That said complainant has filed in the
office Of the clerk aforesaid her bill in chancery
for a divorce from the bonds Of matrimony by
her contracted with the said defendant. There
fore the said Beverly c. Crulnp is hereby noti-
fled to be and appear in said circuit court, on the
first day of the next April term thereof, to be
begun and held al the court house, in the town
of Troy, in and for said county Of Lincoln, on
the fifth Monday in April next, alidahswer said
bill, or, in default thereof, a decree will be rem
dered in the premises agreeably 10 the prayer
Of said bin. ifsf',' go 90" y
(~l In witness whereof T. Thomas G.
Seal. HUT, clerk of said circHit court here
J~~3t to sign my name and afix the seal Of
said court, this 25th day of October. l848.
r Ok ~ THO. &. .HETT, CLERK.
N P. MlSoR, Sol, for COMPLY -"' :'-
November 9th l84S. W }l--.1s, fi(Sw)
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b Lewis a, Totlfss, Jtsticy 8f Dc
Peace. win boidaa Law DAY. At bis resi-
|dence, in Buffalo Township ,iondhs 25ds of
[NsyJ 1SyS.ko IT'IG $50
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TO the

49, - ~Oiff Asti-.'bVS -sA4iP az ~
/ -o-L;fU Go,,E IL :. 10, al,
~
? AT euV1e Wixa el.iS7io "'H'o
1o1D5 IVY Paskages e.stDS, .sSit,m rpi .Pe4
were 500 IN .nles: MCa.a'i ane ~ Eaa,uoE
eeiVeo the INio"ih efuhcaIeno ansHs
oer OF SaI hiSSH ,srr
1et0t3eS 81 Cssgg to. 'neFess ~ t1aos
we tpe nnaeEatGnee ehn4ens 3. 9siEA ot'
'C1a.ir Spn25y, taT Eayyltpgge ussa VIC nsecHHe
KnkoyWFnn a. nr:.S torm Seo.eH Seagn Stnuy1
PrePare1 oy a: aae' od.o' Loais. Ale.' ao
|GneeTiuiiy .esEIy e ~ e@raeye rs
1919 2. lts ntsatS s.e a.
comusna y % .1s pao's '.'s 'pe
C.I hoUtS Inena0east 'atsa'S
L. p; TASA s1e9tnesSiis tihss an
~ IRISfEf4a7td I%ssf''tee neg sai
w g EfTWINCiES R.IUs.ff b.nm ao1
AM ma1y Isbs-s ~ n,,rosro1s 4 mSuisgn
-,
Wa avs i,tbS o!,oS 4 I'm unn n.. . n,,d 10 o E. rce,-
,;Go.t.. r-on ~; d1a1- y IN 80 ss,
cbsSeIs.r nnabIe - fnforn fhsmgr 1s,nash RI.
-scf,rsI All tsncs If SnosY of ibe SgrssrsohTb
foIIov;na hoH,svsr :. Ton wsI foo.,r.ss
ZEN ~ 81 f:or;.. NO. res;5enss No. BIO ,sa;n
street 40 asllars ksiow 1Cberry.E.
NJ, W.. 81, Il. n sfford. me ni,ssnr.
70 ofsar INV IL, HI1npv 10 tbs oH;cacv If tbe art;-
lee Lnowy az IL &cr,,si Scot.6, Cotrk 16nnG.
And IN d;opo 20. Ian .aetsatsd I6y = deafe 70
beneft otbers who NAV he sufFar;nS. MY wife
,n". - 49,. $500 cnngS. CO.. sjong
w.. 'Dp;nS tSrssts11sSd TssI Sf ;1sn,y ESe2
Saw;Da .r;sS ,r,anv "thsr rsrnsS;s ~ ~ r,,rrnSe.
"bs 80 . cs,r,nscL.os Of Stor,. = Csn.b EEan'
.Sn u,roha. sd s!on o1y ns;,hbors M.stsl 90.
s d. nd ;ns xsTv .hort t;n,s ,he VA. snt;rs1
!. ea1;sSsd onJ now sn;oy: sOoa bssi,b NJ
.srv.nt W.. aj.o aSl;cssa y;tSa .sve-.T b,eS:,
oomnia;nt' and sbe sxns,;snosd' .imo.. ;mSsJ;.
ota eai;.s f-om -. NJ. = MI. .r,,I. ..i..a.
s s"n.Sn 't'~ ansatsn,ix s 'a1
''"'"' .:ig'": "' hTNe MANS =
Ne oio NJ g..
o. - ~
y, Louis, 10y 4'is4z! IL
l1e action Oh Dr. et0rmls eeoIchC ongh Ian
'oy sai1ers ryma'efia9fl from any sCther. eon-
pound ever iqyen,ea. = ny. onty A4iays rotce,
Echiai l!rtatlon' nut operating as q very IpHd
purge, u keeps t9e stomach ana oogelsi9 a
nsaHny cohd,ion' leaving .ne Pa'ient an aPPeSse
"n1Gn lew o'lel Cougn Ha .A cSula l nPaai.
We have no disposition to irlure the inventor
% any particular meuicihe, ouI IN JUSTICE 10 me
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WOODI WOOD!i WOOD!lify,

GqLa -lTNIYND flSGV S.U'h YTsfVO''fF
We would be pleased, T., r~eceiysi q few losls
Of Wood from, those Of, suz subscribers. who
expect to pay their, subscription price ihdthat
ways bet the loads be lsrge' 30 they cab stand
1t to travel in soon.
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.ALfST OF LETTERS

;sH hlf4A LIST OF LETTERS II
.EMAINING inthe Post OfHes'at Eo6is-
lana, Mo-, on the LIST day of October,
l848ii yhishsif not taksp.9at " three ndeI's
will Be semitic the General Post Office as dead
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DOoTS & sHoEs.---Just received and for
I'D sale: - '.''''-E '"'' '''' '',
200 pr. heavy brogar shoes.
30 prs kip and calf shoes
4 cases heavy boots
- a cases kip and calf boots 1
r1il2 do. boys boois!r or 1/ItIL
Ageneral assPrtnept ofladies misses and chill
drens' winter shoes,,kid slippers &C..
w. VIZ tFk /AttEi 70, D,&C,
October Both l848. Wv
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= LOUISIANA PRICEs'C CURRENT.

BAxsER, OrTlcE. Nov. ODD, Is4a.
IL We; have no alteration to make .inQt the
market since our last. The weather is fair
and ,thssriYsehr IS good stageT7but little is
.9:HaI ~.
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New STOCK. Dan
JEwELRY, FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES h CIGARS. '7' ACI

JEWELRY, FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES 4 CIGARS. 80 81
So ". X, Kennedy e. co.
&, Ao Having changed their bust
MS tXSAkness,, now offer for sale, bt
QE = rs st, Louis prices, a full as
,&x IaM sortment Of JEWELRY,
~ such as ,,e,e,. parcaiaIi
Ia" %o mourning S,1r do. in, or,ag'14
do fuIEsett do. Pc - t"" ...'
do sett and plainagold Rings, :.
do. Evening hair Pins,
DO. sPEin and ssa Ear Rings,
do Plain and sett Slides,
do Sett Bracelets, : Z
do Fine Gold Pencils e.
~ Gents! Plain & Fancy Breast Pins ~
do Silver Pencil: with stone sets,
do Rodgers Congress Knives,
do .g do do silver steel Razirs,
do Fancy & Plain Studs, - ~ 3
e. do Fine Gold Pens & holders,
do Aucor Leaver Watches, :. r-Du!
do Musical Boxes. ,-,.i on; 70
Also, a well selected stock of Family Gao
CERES, and Muskat, Port, Claret and Medria
WINES, and a large lot Of Regalia, PriDeipee
Havana & Cuba CIGARS, TO which they woulf
The attention of purchasers. ,
I..f v. X. KENNEDY & CO.,
'aa - 3"7 Water Street, Louisiana, Mo.
N! B-Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaiT'
ed at the shortest notice. e. s!oi! WIKI
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III. b 5BLOEK q W.a5sl

'lh'tfdtey Street, L louisiana, Missouri
AVE now in store q Essh and large sup.
hlv IF
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uOlnS. ~
, uap 3!T $ sa It, 81 RI E HaF
e. a;!ss, lis.a. L s 's St ss:9s ID
~, 2a2is2sae ,~ro:
II % stAfAatR
Hemp, > 7r-l,o,+,ff Sa4l-2 a4S+4 PeEcwt
Lard r, :-~Ii,u,-rm~-4 be per pound. {
Batter. BIO at f-,,ah-S 8 to 10 do ao.'. a,
F1axasesau.g,, I'D ii" 1.hF 6s'ii-2cp per busltel.
Beef ~ fo0Qts, tr.l rlya11L % ~ per
Dried Applss, ID y ia 81 '75c. per busheL a.
Egss.f1r l-m ~: i-j 30 per dozen lin
Sugar. vr.s sAr.to - o.6tI.4 to Topper ID.
coSee .!'Hno.. oil q sig aloe Der H. e-'
Ml tk VI .s,s sdr 7afqTfa 2 I9oc per gal.
Cotton Yarn yf-r,if-5o ,95pts, per bunch'i
sait, uo7i KeAhawa3. ar,- As to Soc perbusheI
. Aaois bGs A, i1el no q225 sack, y1df'
Bar Jtspn' 2i 81. = r4 e. ~ a 6psrB Is.
.Casinei .>t:i dgrf 5 per lbt i-iaoI
Nails. 2Yfx1tAAM V0e1-eepsr ID.
Bot e'anyrI TIhsA&+zsIXA %aEEEE
nss:4i sstjsa ss7L ouisMarket!;m1e 9' e
F7ilS7atIA s'engeL .sa4pabs1,,N Nov. f1thi.
lFffsoaahlf44$a,ss prtsspb1 oWhaAta;7P u S5
Gem with sks.-t1 nprSlospeFlf Pom:
Bacon csides=-s to, 2el-e, Hams46te6-
IS~hsuldSrs..3 u Rol-a. Hard 8E2.Ia. rol
~ s.iasA ,P$'G q 80
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WMl..''H R%OBINSON'S

Men and HOys Clothing and Furnish
.'e.> yl.5 f1t 1ng store, &7i- I'll" i''
|TTNHE subscriber would respectfully IN
2nOunce to his friends and the public gen.
|erally. that he has now on hand, and will con-
tinue to keep, a largeand wellsssorted steckiO
+'~ReadV.Nade Clothing I,
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October 9th 1885,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13
sTEhig Nominations.
For Congress.
OBgAMU8 COLE

IL there beng no Democratic paper in thu
County: we place their nominees along side thos,
Of the Wing party in our columns to-day,
Wing Nominees, Democratic nominees
For the Senate
ORRIs j. MINOR. NJ M CorHREN,
assembly, South District
JoHN CARTER, JABEz PIERCE.
North district
S. P. HoLLENBE Eek, TIMOTHY BUnys
For Sheriff.
LEVI STERLING .boHS MULLANPHY
Clerk Circuit Court
S. A. BRowNELl, CHARLES B1suop
Clerk COMMISSIONER Court
s. F. SEABURr, HENRY B. WELSH
District Attorney
BENJA5IIN BULL, VIM R. SMITH
Register of Deeds
EDWIN B. CARsoS J. G. JENKINS
County Surveyor.
ALBERT A. CAMP, CHARLES f. LEGATE
Judge of Probate
FARLEY EATON, HAnRIsoS LLOYD.
Treasurer
JAMES NJ CALLAw Az, STEPHEN TEoHAs, Jr
County Commissioners
VIM. A. CooNs, AsAnEL Bennett,
VIM j. TTLLEY w. w. Jennings.
BENZ. THoaAs, JoEL CLAYTON
School Commissioners.
X. NJ. MILLER, MIEoM WHIrcoMB,
JAMES WAsLEY. A HuGHs
JoHS HEATacocK - SHINES
assessors
LEVI WELDON, None nominated !
HoRATIo n. GEER
HENRY DUNsroN,
Collector.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13
THE CASS AND MOSES CORES
PON ENI,E

Mr.. Moses, one of the Delegates. from
Florida, to the Baltimore Convention is ont
against Gen. Cass, because he refused tn an.
swer the following questions:
Ist. - Whether you still adhere TO the no.
stion taken in your letter TO A. O. P. Mich
olson, Esq, of December last"
I'd. ''If so, am | correct in constituting it
to mean that you consider that the inhabit-
ants of Territory, before they form State
Government, have right to establish Or pro-
hlbit Slavery, as they may deem most con-
sstent with their local policy 2"
Sd, And that the policy so expressed is
the paramount law during the territorial pro-
baton, changeabe only by the people of the
Territory upon the formation of State
Government or under such legislative sane
tion as they may direct z"
Do you consider that the Shareholders
would have an undeniable right TO migrate,
with their slaves to any Mexican Territory
that may be annexed 10 the United States
or would you regard il doubtful matter
IN consequence of the institution of Slavery
not having been recognized ia said Terrific
ry by the Mexican authorities, Immediately
proceeding the acquisition Of such Territory,
(supposing it should be acquiredl')
To the letter containing these queries
General Cass replied as follows:
u. 5. H0TEL, May 81, 1913
. DEAR STA: did not receive your esteem
ed favor until yesterday, and have been so
much occupied that | could not answer it
before"
Il had supposed that my sentiments on
the subject to which you refer, were fully
understood by my Southern friends: but you
seem to desire information, | enclose YOU my
Nicholson letter, which contains all that I
have TO saw on the subject
" Respectfully yours, LEWIS CASS.
ITO r. j. Moses, Esq