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rUmM RCIAL NFFaIRA
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Oct. 2O--8 p. NJ
We have nothing new In the stock market to reno,t
today either in the way OF operations or orcss Ths
fluctuations IRON day to day are so triaing AZ 20 hs
hardly worth reporting The European ne VA has had
no Influence upon the market and the bulls and bs.r.
are soequay matched, that we look for no ,moort.n,
charge either way yer, soon At the first hoard 20.
cay Newark and Worcester advanced y; Reading
Railroad a Long Island 81 Erie new full u; Farmers,
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New York Saturday, October a, lS4s.
Actual Circulation OF the Herald.


The publication Morning Edition of the Hera
cenoed yesterday 30 minutes pat o'clock and finished at
10 minutes before o'clock the first Afternoon Edition
20 minutes past o'clock; and finished minutes
before o'clock the second at minutes O'clock and
ished ut Is minutes past Soclonk
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The Pennsylvania Election.

The Philadelphia Daily News Of yesterday morning,
gives the Official returns full votes maortiss from
every county in the State, and makes Johnstons
jority 1885, The number Of votes poled exceeds that
given at any previous election.
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Steamboat Collision, &c.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20, 184S.
The steamer Spitfre came into collision with ferry
boat between Norfolk and Portsmouth, instantly kill
ing Thomas Butler.
Nothing official has since been received from Ohio
The Nisgaras news has depressed and unsettled our
markets.
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TIE FOREIGN MAns.-The mails of the steam
ship Niagara did not reach here yesterday morn
ing. Owing to some delay, they did not arrive
at the post in Boston TILL after the mail train
had left that city. They were received here last
evening. This was vexatious to the public.
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CONSUL OF PERU--The President has recog-
nized Juan Ygnacio de osma, Consul of Peru for
the city of Washington, District of Columbia
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The DEPARTURE OF TIE HERMANN The
steamship Hermann, Captain Crabtree, took her
departure for Southampton and Bremen, at IL
o'clock yesterday. She carries out about forty
passengers and SI14, 7S7 in specie
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The Weekly Herald.

The folIo"ing embrace the contents Of the V,ekEv
Herald, to be published at nine O'Clock this mornino
CONTENTS:
European News received by the scesmships Br;t.
and Nisgara-Foregn and Domestic Correspondepos
Letter Of Darcy MCGEE, relative to Irish Affairs
Young Mems Meeting at Vsuxhall, on Tuesday last
Election Returns and General Political Integs nee
Miscellaneous News from all Commercial And
Shipping Intelligence, &c., &C.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for the mails, six
pence
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Sailing OF the Crescent City.

New ORLEANS, Oct 10, 1848.
The steamer Crescent City sailed from her wharf
to day, with good complement of passengers and a
respectable amou mt of freight
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Law Intelligence.

CouRT CALENDAR FOR TINS DAY.-Superior Cou,t =
e. g. 49, ~ az 3c a6 at to 49, 49, 6s ass,
49, ia 176 III TO- l75 1886 III as g. las TO- III
l62 l4s H. ~ H. Is 1o5 70, 49, Is, So IFS l. 1Ss'
30 49, 81 &c. So H. 70 So CO. II, 49, 1885, 49, 81 las
ITO 1875 - - - - W ~N>' " ~, AVI
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The Sunday Courier OF Tomorrow VIII
e SsnS Local story
sSr. & nss from the Diary
Me0nA sss sss sssd
overhaul the Sunday Courier and wSen
Wigs ana 1oupces.-W We would advise an
and a ssssss
:nss a H. 4 ss G.. 2.:
rioan institute. Enough said copy the address
The Cheapest and Best Place In tho Cut~ ..
ss stSs BO0 snos: and Cater. is =. street.
Boots & 90 second d. IS 80 to 81 Congress Boo iom 81
The Metallic Tablet strop, for Ke.u,~
':
s s ssce To-Day has egud
usual premium At the Fair Of the Institute on esoS
Certificates well from tho in this aud otSer
and all parts Of the world acknowledging ts
ncr Of Liberty street. and as7 Broadway. wv
A very fine French Cloth Dress or Rrx,.,r
made to order from French cloths Sl6 some for sll s
made prices which 1onis natives ori Sy n1s
others Perhaps mine is the only store where goods are All
' -' ' g. B. c Ia iS'q lie 1Sv william stree.
DR.. Kellingcr's Imminent has cured mr.. j,
Burger Of scroua Of ten years standing James street.
as.ss csto four e has BEEN "a sss sd fSm
DEANS door BY its magic influence Gent
The following highly dstia
market;aH y. II Grinnen, Hon. r. F. Cafman Hon II
Morris oNew York city, 1t is by IrvinEs Cos
tors Lvingons Suydams Hamtons Lorrilarda Schsrmer
horns &c Office $50 Pearl street. TattsrsaI Brosdwnv
Reddipg Co.. Sta Boston the dreess and aaddisr
generally. Price 80 cts 81 per dox. S42 per sross
$4,000 Persons and $4,000 Sunday sch.o,
ssSSS as%. n as' psss
crowded with ashonable nightly Twenty o
nhcent painng by Mr. Baker of Both exhibition.
exhibitions witnessed There viii performance tS 90
o'clock The evening performances com 81
N o'clock. Admittance to the whole only rs cents "
Winter On.-B. AIbro & Co.. IO8 nv
street Of Elddge street. $40 Grand stree na
block east the Bowery selling pure white winter oil Al
only six shilpgs gallon TO stand the ooa
without conseaing. and burn all night spenddly.
The Richelieu Diamond Pointed Sso,a
Pens acknowledged to be superior artios ~ M
Kind new in The points fine smooth and hsys the
Elasticity Of quill. Sold only by b. Watson % Nc X
Wall street. Gold pens repaired Wv" A'"' :"
Hat among Hats.-The pa,rt.r,s ..
peculiar poets choice and 6ne in M. dss.
halter the sane combines LIZ ~.
halter does the In his style and Az
pnsement Knox, halter l2s Fulton street. Sun RuIdnsr
makes durable profitable and beautiful 3uy opoe and w
will buy from him often ~ WV ""~ W
--
sportsmen, Attend.-An true lovers or IN.
noble pastime sporting ought procure copv of Fr,nk
Fore, ers Field Sports just published Srp
1t allowed TO be the only complete field SPORTS that
We nave In e country uniting, Does of
feet manual OF instruction with the and
ofderption. win be the OF every trs s
lower Of the dog and gun in the country. - 49,
ScOtts Cheap Furnishing Store M ~,
Fulton street one door east Of Broadway aor,
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me0GIRV.
Robert Kelly, Esq, President in the chair.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and
approved.
Repons-Of finance committee, in favor of appro.
spratng $1,000 for leasing and fitting up premises in
Thames street. in the 5th ward, for the education Of
ooored children Referred back to the same com init
tee to change the report to nd that the
lease of the premises may be made to the Mayor AL
dermen, and Common Council, instead Of to tho So.
ciety for Educating Coored Children OF advertsinr
committee in favor OF paying VIM G. Bryant his bill
After some further unimportant business, the Board
adjourned
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NEW YORK HERALD.
sOuth-West Corner OF Fulton andN assam 81
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR

PROPRIETOR
IS per- Snnum f% e'i MoRSN EbiT isS !:
ATERN1oN Be- @aS Of e ncov.,
II o'clock. p. NJ and the second AFTERNOON EDiTIONa
THE WEEKLY HRRALD-Evsry Saturday. for eiresia-
Evsry steam packet day J~ Esrogssa ereaiSo.,
III 3. e 4. s.. %a s1s %s I edition
seent, TO BE- 20 pad or the postage n he deducted FROM
vC% I oNDENcE, eoa.s...ns .po,.an.
.cc'ed from quarter Of the World; 0s ed 'Oiu b
4 e. and q en-:
ricss TO be Drten plain gsb TIE proprietor
PE of ali d .nss"ies Ssa.y and with d.
patch Orders received at the otes corner {" Fulton and
NoNOTTE taken Of anonymoss. eo.,msniea.;9r. wAa..
guaranty Of ' good faith va rsts1~ rejected
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
PARK THEATRE SIMPSON q Co-HADAmE Brs~or IN
ecENAs ANNA BoLEvA AND LIN CHAMoUNx-
NAVAL ESGAGEnENrs-THE BARRIoAprs.
BOwERY THEATRE Bowery-PurNAM DID Yoy EVER
SnSD Your WYE TO HAsLSM-CHEaRY AND FAIR SrAR
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-ovR NARY ANNE
DAUGHTER 81 TINE RrsImE"r-LErD Mr FIVE SHrLILNGs
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham square-IvANHor-M.
dAcGREEDy-MysrERIEs AND MsERIEs.
NIBlos. Aston PLACE LOs DON Assus Asor-co..D,
BURTON'S THEATRE. Chambers srset-OsA SHOT
LIVING PIoTUR ss-LUcv DIP SHAM AmoUR-NEw YORK IN
SLIcEa
BROADWAY CIRCUS, Spring st-Eau EsrRIANmn 10
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway, Broome-CHRBry.
urNsrRErs- ETHIOPIAN SrNeING &c. at and SPIN
MINERVA ROOMS TAvLoR's CAMPAIGNS
MELODEON-VIRGINIA SERxrADERa
SOCIETY LIBRARY-CAMPBELLs NINsrREIs at 5 and 8
p. m.
NEW ROOM $50 Broadway-PHIIOsoPHrcA ENTERTAIN.
HENra
TABERNACLE-GsRMANIA MUsIo SocIErv's CIR Con-
orRr.
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FoREIeN PAPERS. are indebted TO Mr.. J
w. Sullivan for the latest IRISH and English
papers lie receives a large number by every
steamer
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Fulton street one door east Of Broadway about
purchasing Shirts Collars Cevats Under thing Ia s I'll
snd winter wear cuy invited TO call AZ bis
They will not only find large and splendid bn
prices that cannot fail 10 suit most ~
and Judge for yourselves Pers'nS v"
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

BALTIMORE, Oct, 2o-1o1S M
despatch has just been received from a respols,hie
source, in Columbus, which says that Fords majority
will be about zoo
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which Is very original, and will undoubtedly become
popular next winter in the balls Of New YORK We
hope IL printed by Of our eutsrprisiug
publishers Of musical compositions. The On ale
of the " Sonnambus " was rendered With great sxill
and ensemble The great concert Of the Ger IN MIA
Society at Brooklyp viii come of to night We ara
SUR that the Female Academy will be- crowded By all
the beau and the daenant who have al ~ays at
tended the concerts give IN that hal
CHRisTY's MINsrRELs will to dav give their usual
Saturday afternoon concert in addition ususi
evening one at eight o'clock These afternoon en-
tertaiDments are arranged expressly for the com
mediation Of my parties aud qnite as full aud
entertaining "a the ing Psren and Others
having young folks under their charge, aot give
them greater treat In the way Of amusement than
to take them tn hear these very celebrated ustres
who have now for more than q year been giving the
greatest satisfaction to their thousands of patrons
and admirers.
New RooM.-Of all the various exhibitions in New
York. land they are not few in number) none, per-
baps. present more attractions than that of NM.
Miarteni and Levaeur whose elegant fests of leger
demain scientific displays In astronomy, and b.su-
tifu disphanous tableaux, make up delightful even
ngis enterta nme Mt, not to speak of the most sur
prsiDg fents of Mr. Nellis, the armless man. who like
wise goes through his performances every evening
CAMpBrLL's MINsrRELs will to. day give their sd-
mirere double chance to hear them as, In addition
to their ming performances they give concert ct
three p. NJ to accommodate those who, though de.
sirous of hearing them cannot make it convenient to
be out at night Their room Is crowded every ming
at early hour and their singing is declared on ali
81 des to be most elegant Their songs are all we'll
received, and have become very popular.
MELopxoN.-The Whites, with their black faces
melodieas voices, elegant dancing and witty sayings
reaping fine harvest 1T this house, which Ia
crowded nightly
Miss JULIA NoRTHALL will give her farewell concert
at the Female Academy, In Brooklyn, on Tuesday
evening next. MIR Maurice Strakos h, Mr. p Mayer
and Signor Antonio Bari will assist on the occasion,
Mr.. AND NINE. LEArI. who have lately arrived in
this country, will give their first on Tuesday
evening next, at the Apollo Rooms They bring 8
high European reputation with them, aud their CON
Burke and Hoffman, the volinists, viii assist at the
concert.
Musc.-A new and beautiful quickstep, - The Naiad
QUEEN is published by s. Person. 80 Blocker street.
near Broadway.
1t Is the Rsvel family, and not the Lehman family
IS erroneously stated few days ago, who open
at the Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore on Monday
next 1t is probable however, that the oomps mics
will shortly unite The Lehmsns are ct presen mt in
Boston.
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The Latest Shipping Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL Oct oclock-A IT Osceola from st Johns, NIB
Sid Robert Fallon, for Baltimore.
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LIVERPOOL. Oct. Z, 1848.
In consequence of Q very heavy storm, accompanied
with thun aud lightning, which occurred last night
and the highly electrical state Of the atmosphere which
has pre- vailed all this forenoon 1t has been almost i'm
possible to work the telegraph at ALL the wires having
become frequently nged and the power too feeble
to denote with accuracy. This must be our apology
for not sending you more the present occasion.
We are now within half an hour of the time of sailing
and as NO news has reached for two hours past
fear shall not be able to give you by this de-
parture. YOUR CORRESPONDENT.
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spOrtsmen, Attend.-Au true lovers of IN.

nope spoIung ought to procure copy of
fd sports Just published by ler Townsend
1t allowed TO be the only on ded SPORTS
We have In The country uniting does qualities
feet manual Of instruction with the and
racy ofdscrpon II will be the textbook every true fol-
lower OF the dog and gun in the country. ' WV '
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Wigs and 1OuPces.-We would advise an
nanuaetoy No Wall street and examine the best
the city wewould inform strangers M Bs newly IN
vented w obtained silver medal q the last r the Ana
uoan Institute. Enough said. copy the sddresa
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The Cheapest and Best Place In tho CITY e.
get good Boots ehoss and Gasrs yONEss IA Ann strs.S
near the American Museum First quality French car -
Boots 81 3d. second do So 80 81 Consress Boot fc "A
10 81; French Patent Leather Boots az A'"A ." ~
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1he MetaIAlC T0Dlet StrOD. for X eerl a
nasors perfect order invented BY Saunder year 1916 T
ment on its virtues Suffice toeay il has never hss No.
fr the the having been awarded M
usual premium ut the Fair of the nstitute m ss
that the article has been exhibited for
Cerncate as well from tho first gentlemen in this And
countries and cutters in all the world
Of Liberty street. and 1857 Broadway " ~""9' WE
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A very fine French Cloth Dress or Frossr
Coat made order from French cloths sl6 some for s 80
for go Also Sack oysrsoa. Pants and Vests very finely
others Perhaps mine is the only store where eoads a.. T
bought for cash down; therefore, be sold low nav -"
q. b. CLARKE ZIG William .tra.t
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
DiS sOEutiOn.

THE co~parroerslip heretofore existing
under the naire IF WIN. Luce & CO., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent;
Charles Bacon having disposed Of his EN-
tire interest to WIN. Luce, who is alone au-
tI'orized to settle up the affairs Of the con-
Germ. VIM. LUCE.
CHAS. BACON.
All those who / o"w themselves indebted
by account to ary Of the following firms,
viz: WIN. Luce, VIM. Luce & Co., or Nc
Kay & Co, will save cost by coming for
ward aud settling the same befor" the LIST
day of January next. WIN. LUCE.
Louisiana, Dec, 18th, ls4s. (n35)
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
Administrators Notice.

NorrcE is hereby glventh that the undersigned
has obtained from tie clerk Of the county court
OF Pike county, Mo-, letters Of administration,
with the will annexed, on tie estate Of Hugh
c. Mcknight, deceased, bearing date the 18th
day oil December. 1913. An persons, there
fore, indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the SAME are required to exhibit
them, properly authenticated Tor, allowance,
within one year from the date Of said letters, or
they may be prcclnded II ON having any benefit
Of said estate, and if not presented within three
years from the date Aforesaid, they will be for
ever barred. JOHN FOULKS, Sr.,
Administrator
December 18Th 1913. (3w)
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
New Years Day!

TVNHE subscribers take this method Of say
ing to ali persons indebted to them, that
settlement must he made of all open accounts
due either to E. & D. Draper or to E. Draper
& Brothers, by the first day Of january next, in
order to close up cur Books. Also, we must
insist on all persons indebted to ms by note or
to pay tie amount up in Cash or pro-
duce, without del ny, lis we intend sending East
for Goods, OH TIE opening Of navigation, and
are compelled to collect up all our
debts. We hope this notice will be attended 10
by all onr friends.
EDWIN DRAPER g. BROTHERS.
Louisiana, Mo. Dee. 18th, lS4S. (n35)
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
Administrators sale of
REAL ESTATE.

n P~ursuancs of an order obtained from
Il the county court Of Pike county, Mo-,
bearing date the eleventh day Of Eoyem-
her. lS4s, shall, on the first day IF tie
"tTt February term # said eO"rk, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder. at public out
cry and auction, before the onurt house
door in Bowling Green, the Real Estate Of
Fl. Hawkins, deceased, to-wit: The
Southeast Ia Of the Southeast quarter Of
section is, township 90. north Of range 3
Wrst. \ cndit II twelve months will be
by the purchaser giving bond with
good and sufficient security for the payment
OF the purchase MONEY.
JOHN F. HEDGES, Adninis-
TRAITOR Of the estate Vi Jas. H. Hawkins,
deceased.
Dec. IIth, 1898, (4w.}
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
MASONIC NOTICE,

MASONIC NOTICE.
The members of Perseverance, Lodge No.
50, will celebrate the anniversary of ST.
John the Evangelist, in Loui,iahs, by,pro-
c~ession, Grafton, dinner, sc. The ngm-
bers Of GAINESVILLE, Bowling Green, Ashley,
Troy, New London and Hannibal Lodges,
and all transient brethren in good standing,
are respectfully invited to attend.
B. w. CORN,
JAMES l.. WOODS, -,
H. E. BLOCK,
THEO. BELTS,
M. N. ALLISON,
Com. of Arrangements.
Louisiana, Nov. 22d, ls4s.
" Seventy-Six please copy.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
IL

At Baird's Hotsl. On the oath inst, BY Rev.
n. ). Holt, NIL n. ,BRrsox 10 Miss ETA.
aErH 5. EAIHD, all Of Louisiana.
a The same time and plaza By the same. Or.
y. ": EnEAsos to Miss p. A.PAaKs. ali Of
Louisiana. ~
- Eaksrsceissd.
At the residence of John D. Morris. in Chris.
aan county, Ky, onthe ID inst, by R.v "
Tucker, Cot y. P. MsoR, Of this COUNTY -
c'anty, Va ~
~ the 18th inst. by the Rev. - RaI,ton.
~ MaTHrw LcrLLxp, Of Rails county, 70
as ~ AAsy, daughter Of Col. Wn. NaEley, Of
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
SITE OF .MISSOU
Counfu of Pike. g.

SITE 11s;.t OF =; MISSOURI B!Ss IS.
In Pike County Court---.Norember Term, lS4S.
4 MONG the records and proceedings had
N on the third day Of the said term Of the
Court, is the following, viz:
Peter 7. Vaughan, administrator of Ire estate
of Robert Lindsey, deceased, comes and files
his petition. for the sale Of the real estate Of
said deceased, which is accompanied by the lists,
inventories and accounts required by law. all Of
which is verified by the affidavit Of said ad.
|ministratoI : II is therefore ordered that all
be notified hereof, and that unless the
be shown on or before the first day Of
The next term Of this court, an order will be
made for the sale OF the real estate Of said de-
or so much thereof as will be sufficient
10 satisfy the debts against said estate /; and or
that a copy al this order be published in
some newspaper published in this State for six
weeks. the last insertion to be at least twenty
days before the next term Of this court.
/, Samuel F. Murray, clerk Of the county
in and for said county, certify that the
foregoing order is correctly copied from the
Record Of said court now in my Office. =
("l Witness my signature and official
Seal. seal hereto affixed at Office this 9Th day
l~ Of December, lS48.
S. F. MURRAY, Clerk.
Dec. 18th, l84s. (34-6w)
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
Final Settlement.

NoTIeE is hereby given 10 al persons
concerned or interested in the estate Of
George W. Gillespie, deceased. that the
undersigned will apply at the ne1t Februa-
Of the county court Of Pike Coun.
ty, TO make final settlement of said estate.
70 MICHAEL JONES, Admir-.
November Goth, lo4s. tsw.J
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
Sale Of Valuable
NEGR DE

IN pursuance Of the will Of vii.
KY liam McPiks, deceased, the un.
HMdersigned will, on the 4TH
AODAY OF JANUARY next, of.
N fer for sale, on a credit Of IL
$50 months, at the late residence ol
THE deceased, FIVE miles south of Bowling
Green, Pike county, Missouri, between
THIRTY AND FORTY VALUABLE
SLAVES, consisting of Men, Women and
Children. At the. same time and place, ]
will offer for sale about EIGHT HUN
|DRED BARRELS OF CORN; one four
horse Wagon and team; one large OK Wsg.
on and three yoke Of Steers, and a lot Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture. At
the ssme time and place, | will lease, for q
term Of three years, the FARM lately &C.
'cupied BY the deceased. This farm is one
of tile most desirable in the State, contain
ing about 800 acres in cultivation, well EN-
closed, well watered and possessing al
|needful barns, stables, houses, cribs, Sc III
good repair. TO persons engaged in stocL
raising and feeding. this farm has adsanta
ges rarely surpassed.
shall also lease the place occupied B.,
David Curry, two miles north of Bowling
Green, containing about 100 acres in cult
walton, and the farm known as the Jacob
Pritchst place, about three miles west of
Ashley. This last farm has about 100 acres
in cultivation. with good houses, &c. All
the above Farms have good and substantial
fences, and in good condition for the usual
crops Of the country.
Further particulars will be made know
on the day Of sale, and the farms will b.
shown to any one by the undersigned.
ABRAHAM McPIKE,
Admir-, with the will annexed, of VIM. Nc
Pike, deceased.
N. B. l will also lease some valuable
town property in the town Of Louisiana,
Mo-, if not privately disposed of before the
above named day.
A. Mop, Admir-.
Pike County. Mo-, Nov. 81, ls4s. S3-tf.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
NEW GOODS.

We are Just in receipt Of q heavy stock Of
Fali and Winter Goods,
,onsisting Of prints, cashmeres, alpaccas, dc
lanes; cashmere shawls, blanket shswis ; SAT-.
netts, cassimeres, tweeds, blankets, blanket
cloths; white and red %fannels, comforts; hats,
caps, bleached and brown domestics drillings,
osnaburgs, tickings; hdk'is., buttons, threads,
buck mitts andgloves, hosiery, brushes;-Also,
(, good stock Of hardware, queensware. glass
ware, &c. SC. We solicit our friends and the
public generally, 10 give us a call, ceiling as
<ured that we can sell them Goods on as accom-
modatihg terms as any house in the place.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL,
Louisiana, October Both 1848.
BOOTS s SHOEs.---Just received and fst
I'D sale:
200 pr. heavy brogaE shoes.
90 prs kip and calf shoes
4 cases heavy boots
4 cases kip and calf boots Il,
2 do. boys boots. yy
A general assortment Of ladies misses and ehils
drens' winter shoes, kid slippers Sc.
October Both 1913.
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
Final Settlement.

.A0TICE il hereby given TO all persons in
IN terested, that at the next February term
oil he county court Of Pike county, ] shall APP
ply for a final settlement Of the estate Of Jesse
w Shaw, deceased. ~
MARY JANE SHAW, Adm'x.
November Doth. l84S
Democratic banner., 1848-12-25
Final Settlement.

NOT,cr is hereby given to all persons inte-
rested, that at the next February term Of the
county court OF Pike county, l shall apply for a
final settlement of the estate Of Aaron Holland,
ROGER HOLLAND, Admir-.