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Town Ordinances.
mo. 69.1

fin Ordinance to proride far the Improve
ment Of THIRD Street.
Be it ordained by the Trustees of the town
of Louisiana, as follows:
That fifteen dollars be and the same are
hereby appropriated, out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the Improvement of Third street, between
South Carolina and Georgia street, and a
like sum of fifteen dollars for the improve
ment of said street between Georgia and
Tennessee streets, to be expended by the
street overseer as speedily as possible, I'M
der the direction Of, and to the satisfaction
of the Town Engineer.
Passed, Nov. 9th, 1873.
EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman Board of Trustees.
Attest: p. DRAPER, Clerk B. T.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

AIOTICE is hereby given, that the under
signed, administrator, of the estate Of
William Henderson, deceased, will proceed to
sell all the personal property belonging to said
estate to the highest & bestbidder at public apc-
Ition. at the residence of Samuel Henderson, in
Culver Township, Pike County, Missouri, on
TUESDAY the i4th day of November next.
a-A credit of twelve months will be given
lon ali sums of five dollars and upwards, by the
purchaser giving bond and approved security for
the payment of the purchase. For all sums
under five dollars the cash will be required
No property will be removed until the terms Of
the sale are complied with.
PERRY RUTHERFORD, Admir-.
Oct. 23d, l848.
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H. /. BLOCK 4 CO..

Water Street, louisiana, Missouri,
HAVE now in store a fresh and large sup.
HI ply CT
SEAgOMABLE GOODS,
which they offer at very low prices for Cash, or
in exchange for any kind of COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE. Those wishing to purchase would do
well to examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. They have now in store, at re.
markably low prices, a large stock of
GA Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, 80 p's.
~fT3 brown and bleached Domestics 3 Hhds.
Sugar, 30 sacks Coffee; Spanish Leather; Nails
Tar, Mackeral, SO barrels Whiskey. Brandy.
Wine, Molasses, Clothing, SC. sc.
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NEW GOODS.

WE are just in receipt Of a heavy stock o
Fall and Winter Goods,
consisting Of prints, cashmeres, sipaccas, d.
lanes; cashmere shawls, blanket shawls sati
Nets, cassimeres, tweeds, blankets, blanke
cloths; white and red A%annels, comforts; hats
caps, bleached and brown donestics drillings
osnaburgs, tickings hdk'Is., buttons, threads
buck mitts and gloves, hosiery, brushes;-Also
a good STOCK Of hardware, queensware. glass
ware, SC. SC. We solicit our friends and thu
public generally, 10 give us a call, feeling as
sured that we can sell them Goods on as accom-
modating terms as any house in the place.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
Louisiana, October 3Oth lS4S.
BOOTS s. SHOES.---Just received and fol
I'D sale:
200 pr. heavy brogar shoes.
30 prs kip and calf shoes
4 cases heavy boots
4 cases kip and calf boots
2 do. boys boots.
Ageneral assortment of ladies misses and chill,
drens' winter shoes, kid slippers &c.
October Both 1913.
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LOUISIANA PRICES CURRENT.

BANNER OFFICE, Nov. 18th, lS48.
The weather during most of the week
past has worn a w%intery aspect. The mar
ket has been tolerably active, butless SO at
the last of the week. The prices beginning
to be offered for Pork are 81 80 per hundred
for hogs ovcr 200, and 50 for a smaller
size. Several lots of Hemp have been
shipped without sales; prices offering are
81 l-2 to 81 81 PEI cwt. But little doing
in grain; Wheat has commanded 60 to 65
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NOTICE.

Those indebted TO the undersigned, by note
or account, who have not settled previous to
1913, will do we'll to call and settle Immediately
otherwise their notes and accounts will p~ositipels
be placed in officers hands for collection.
II. E. BLOCK & co.
October 9th lS48.-tf '|
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GROCERIES,.
10 Bills. S. II. & N. o. Molasses
2bbls. Golden Syrup ..rr.
1000 lbs. N. o. Sugar
% bags Rio and Java Coffee
300 lbs. Leather
25 kegs Boston Nails
1000 lbs. Eagle cotton yarns;
Candles, soap, cotton batting, lead, shot
almonds, candies, tobacco, tar, sal.
pepper, allspice, loaf sugar. window
glass, &C., just received and offered at re-
duced prices for cash or country produce.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
October Both l848.
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For Sale

A Valuable Prairie Farm. 81
fszE lying on the waters of Peno, fifteen "a
GGlmiles from Louisiana. six miles fromI11
Bowling Green, six from Spencerburg and sew
en- from Frankfort, and two miles west Of The
residence Of John McCune, Esq. The above
farm contains 300 acres OF choice land, about sc
acres of which are ina fine state of cultivation,
100 acres in prairie uninclosed, and the residue
in timber of a first rate quality. On the farm
is a good orchard, a good well, and all abundance
Of stock water. Amy one wishing to get a bar
gain in a good farm, can do SO by the purchase
of the one above mentioned. For further par
enquire Of S. F. Murray, Esq, at Bow
ling Green, or of the subscriber on the premi-
ses. JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
Nov. 9Th, l848. (2m.)
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!.t A LIST OF LETTERS

..f A LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Louis.
II lana, Mo-, on the LIST day Of October,
1913, which if not taken out in three months
will be sent to the General Post Office as dead
letters.
Doct. NJ bangle T~heophilas Lomax
VIM. Allison Orlando Miller
Samuel Brown John A Paxton 2
VIM. H Davis James A Petty
David Dismuke. Coleman F Rogers
4 J Fort DR.. w T Stewart
Jas. FOlwell Israel Stephens
Jacob Fry John w Smith
Uriah C Gregory DR.. C C Thimme
Nancy Hughes WIN. Froush
Henry Inloe Charley Write
Caleb B Jones WIN. P. Wigglesworth
Barnet Jewell David West
VIM. Jeans Andrew Zumwalt.
Henry Little
JOS. RICHARDSON, P. N.
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Fever and .4gue--Cure Warranted-
Jayne's .Ague Pill are Warranted to cure
the worst forms of Fever and Ague. The
money will be returned in all cases if they
fail to cure-but they never do fail.
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st. Louis Market.
SATURDAY, Nov. 11th.
Flour-$4,25 per Dbl. Wheat-7S,--.
Corn with sks.-38. Hemp-llO per Ton
Bacon Sides to 3 l-2. Hams-5 to g.
Seoulders-3 to 8 l-2. Lard 6 l-2.
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Store FfGUSG Tor Rent.
We offer for rent the store and ware.
houses adjoining which we now occupy.
If application is made early they will be
rented very low.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TIME undersigned will sell to the highest
bidder, at public auction, on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of November, l84S, at his resi-.
dence two miles west of John Mcclure, Esq,
his personal property, consisting of Horses,
Mules, good Oxen, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Goats
and stock of every kind, as we'll as, a Wagon,
Cart, two-horse Hack, Ploughs and farming
utensils Of all kinds.
TERMS:
A credit of nine months will be given on all
sums Of two dollars and upwards, by the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security for all
sums under two dollars the cash will be requir-
ed. JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
Nov. 9Th lS48. (2w)
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WM. HI. ROBINSON'S

VIM. III. ROBINSON'S
Men and Boys Clothing and Furnish.
ing Store,
vENHE subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to his friends and the public gen.
orally, that he has now on hand, and will con.
time to keep, a large and well assorted stock Of
Ready-Made Clothing,
embracing every article worn by men or boys.
They consist, in part, OF
Coats, Pants, Vests, Drawers, Siirts, Sus.
penders, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Socks, Gloves, Pocket s. Neck
Hdkf's. Sc. &c.
Also, a variety of Pocket Knives. Razors and
Strops, Riding and Wagon Whips, Saddle Bags,
cloth and hair Brushes, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
U nbrellas, and many other articles too tedious
to mention, which was boughtio Cash and will
be sold for the same as low if not lower than
they can be had above St. Louis.
Having the experience Of 10 or IL years in
the clothing business, he Aatters himself that as
regards style, quality or making, his stock can
not be surpassed; and as for prices they shall
not prevent a man from dressing himself, for l
am determined not to be undersold by any one
Persons visiting this place, wishing any article
in my line, will not lose anything by calling in
one door west Of E. G. McQuie's, Georgia St.
Louisiana, Nc. =. WIN. II. ROBINSON.
Sept. 18th l849. BIN.
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Attest: P. DRAPER, Crk B. T.

HATE you TRIED IT?-If not d,
not delay another day, but send immedi-
ately; If you have been one of the wise
and prudent, and already bought a bottle,
the question: is settled-you have recover-
ed your health.
Jayus's C~arminative Balsam, for Bowel
and Summer Complaint, never fails. 1t is
the only medicine that will cure. Thousands
Of persons, have given their testimony in
Its favour. No family should ever be with
cut It.
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IN LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT-IN va

IN LlNCOLN GlhCOl1 OOOh1-lN VA
CATION, OCTOBER THE 18th ls4S.
CHLOE L. CRuMr (by Jonathan B. Carr her next
frisnd,) Bill in Chancery for Di.
Us. vorce.
IBEvERLY c. CRUMp.
FNHE complainant having heretofore fledher
bill against said defendant; and on this day
Jonathan Il. Carr, for said complainant, files in
the Office of the clerk of the circuit court OF
said county his affidavit, stating, that said de-
PENDANT is not a resident of this State 1t is
therefore ordered, that said Beverly C.. Crump
be notified that said complainant has filed in the
office of the clerk aforesaid her bill in c~hancery
for a divorce from the bonds Of matrimony by
her contracted with the said defendant. There
fore the said Beverly C. Crunp 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 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, a decree will be rem
.dered in the premises agreeably TO the prayer
of said bill.
(~~l III witness whereof ], Thomas G..
Seal. HUT, clerk of said circuit court,here-
~ to sign my name and sfix the seal Of
said court, this 25th day Of October, lS48.
THO. q. HUT, Clerk.
N. P. MINoR, Sol. for Comp1., - .
November 9th lS4s. (Sw)
In LINCOLN CIRCUIT CouRT, Missouri.
In VacatiOn--OcfOber 2lst, ISIS.
Rose ANN GRAY, by her next friend, ISAAC
LEA,
vs Bill in Chancery for Di.
yorce. .us:.,
GEORGE GRAY. ,
Nov at this day said complainant files in
IN the efice Of the clerk ofthe Circuit Court
of said county Of Lincoln her Bill, together with
affidavit, stating that said defendant is not q
resident of this State: 1t is therefore ordered
that said George Gray be notified that said CON-
has filed in the office of the clerk Of
the circuit court her bill for a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony byher o~ontsacted with said
defendant. Therefore the said George Gray is
hereby notified t, be and appear in said circuit
court, on the first day Of the next, april term
thereof to be begun and held at the court house
lin 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
the prayer Of said Bill. ..r ....H
(~~l Witness, Thomas G. HUT, clerk Of
Seal. said court, with the sealthereof afix-
~ ed, at Office, this 2lstday Of October,
.lS4S. THO. 6. HUT, Clerk.
NIcuo's. P. MIxoa, Sol. for Compl't.
October Both, lS4S-tf.
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WHY WEAR n WGa-A majority
o. the Wigs worn are wholly unnecessary.
Lns use Of Jayne's Hair Tonic will always
prevent the hair from falling Of, and its
continued use will in most cases re-clothe
Tile head with a beautiful crop of new hair.
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New Stock.
'JEWELRY, FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES s. CIGARS.
". K.kENNEDY & CO.,

" S1O[1ICs I... 7
50 ". K.skENNEDY s co.
EAN Having changed their bust.
'ME1XRnesssaow OFef TOR sale, al
tS T. st. Louis prices, axfnll as
M&IsM sortment of JEWELRY,
1 such as II. &5
Lady's Cameo Pins,
do mourning do. a."
3 do full sett do. ''r'o 10
do sett and plain gold Rings.
'4 do Evening hair Pins,
do Plain and set Ear Riggs III
do . Plain and sett Slides, :" u
do - Sett Bracelets, ,.-s.s Il as..
..,sd" Fine Gold Pencils ii .. n.-.a'
Gents. Plain & Fancy Breast Pins, i III.
do Silver Pencils with s~topesetts,
DO Rodgers Congress Kniyes,asC
do do do silver steel Razors
d. Fancy & Plain Studs,i
do Fine Gold Pens & holders,
do Ancor Leaver Watches,
do Musical Boxes.
Also, a well selected stock of FAMILY Gao.
cEaiEs,' and Mhskat, Port, Claret and Medrii
WINES, and a large lot of Regalia, Principe
Havana& Cuba CIGARS, to which they would
invite the attention of purchasers.
w. K. KENNEDY & CO.,
Water Street, Louisiana, Nc.
N. B.-Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repair
ed at the shortest notice. W. K. K.
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E.. EVANS.
No. 2lO Main Street,

IA NO. ZkU Snaln street,
81. Louis, .May4, lS47.
TheIaction Of DR.. Storms Scotch Cough Can
|dyJ differs verynateria!lt from any other COM
.|pounde.er invented. It not only allays Bron-
|chiall Irritation, nbut operating as a very mild
|puTge,it keeps the stomach and bowels in a
healthy condition, leaving the patient an appetite
which few other Cough Mixtures could impart.
We have no disposition to injure the inventor
|of any particular medicine, but in Justice to the
world, we will give it as our honest opinion,
formed by the observations Of eleven years in
the school of medicine, that large and frequent
|draugkts of nauseous liguid---C Compounds taken
into Me stomach from time to time---must haze q
tendency to destroy the healthy tone of that cital
lsrgan Of the human system
No such objection can be urged against the use
Iof this valuable Medicated Candy, for Sugar isa-
agreeable both to the palate and stomach, and: we
honestly believe that this preparation will do all
that medicine can do towards the relief of per-
sons suffering with Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Pain in the Side
land Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, Hoarseness,
and all other symptoms of Consumption.
IsOrders from the Country, or applications
for Agency, directed to Messrs. ]. H. BAR
|NARD & BRO, General Agents, No. 40 Main
street, St. Louis, Mo-, will meet with prompt
attention.
u For sale by Druggists generally. Itmay
also be obtained Of any respectable country mer-
chant in the South or West.
- To avoid counterfeits, orr readers would
do well to inquire for DR.. STORMS SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY, prepared by Hamilton Wade,
st. Louis, whose written signature is on the
wrapper.
ai..flbsrQl deduction made to country dealers.
march 18th. 1913. 49-6m.
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To the People Of Pike
County.

AT BeBville, H., atOwn IL miles from St
Louis, 400 packages of DE-. SroaA's CANDY
were sold in three months; snd the agent re-
|c-ived the following certificate from alarge num-
der OF persons who used it:
BelIuiLe 81. Clair Co. yMarch, II, lS47.
We the undersigned, citizens of BelIville, St.
Clair County, ILL.,, having used the medicine
known as DR.. Storms Scotch Cough Candy,
prepared by H. Wade, of St. Louis. Mo-, do
.cheerfuily testify to its efficacy as a remedy for
Diseases of tie Breast and Lungs, and we re-
commend it to the public as a safe and agreeable
compound. s4.asa .lsz 4u-
C. J. HOUTS, Methodist Minister, s6i b.
L. B. CABAUNE, Merchant, l., 80,
DAVID Mccoy,
o. J.. RAPIER,
w. S. FLEMING, Ed. Baluiu Democrat,
And many others too numerous to mention
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We have thought It unnecessary to offer Ger.
I~tificates from individuals in all cases, as pur.
|chssers are unable to inform themselves Of the
actual existence of most Of the signers. The
following, however, is from a well known eiti-
zen of St. Louis, NO., residence No.. 2lO Main
street two dollars below Cberry:-- IL rs
Ma. WADE.--Dsar Sir: 1t affords me pleasure
ito offer my testimony to the efficacy of the arti-
Ice knowh'as DR.. &Grms Scotch Cough Candy.
And in dong SO, 1 am actuated by a desire to
benefit others who may be suffering. My wife
was laboring under a severe cough for a long
time, which threatened serious injury. After
having tried many other remedies ton no purpose,
shsIsedA few packages of Storms Cough Can
IESs purchased from our neighbors, .Messrs. Snov
s Qpirk, and ina very shorttime she was entire
~ relieved, and now enjoys good health. My
servant was also afflicted with a severe breast
complaint, and she experienced almost immedi-
ale relief from the use of this truly valuable
remedy Respectfully,
t.1YR -. .r..f P. o. .t.s- n fNfY A RYC
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WOOD! WOOD!! WOODH!
We would be pleased to receive a few loads
Of Wood from those of eur subscribers who
expect to pay their subscription price n that
way. Let the loads be large, so they can stand
Iit % travel in soon.
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IVIO 1ED,
TINE subscriber has Just replenished his al
ready large supply Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, consisting in part of dress, frock
and business cloth coats black and figured
cashmere pants; superior black satin vests; silk,
and neutria hats /; shoes and boots. He
has also a large variety Of linnen and tweed
sack, frock and business coats; linnen and
pants; summer vests, shirts and drawers,
with a good supply of DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES, to suit the season. All
Iof which he will sell as low as the times will
possibly admit, for Cash, country produce, or
to punctual customers on time.
To dress yourself from top to toe
Right down to my house you should GO,
For, to you bargains shall be sold
For country produce or for gold.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
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GTOVES.-We have just received from st,
y Louis a lot of Parlor, Cooking and Box
STOVES, which we will sell at very low prices
c. JACKSON & BRO.
Oct. 23d lS4S.
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UTAGONS.-The subscribers have for sale
w five well built U. 5. Wagons, well
adapted to farming purposes.
c. JACKSON & BRO.
Oct. 23d l848.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16
Dir. Polk a Candidate.

Potomac, the correspondent Of the Baltimore
Patriot, writes from Washington on the s6Ih ult.,
after this fashion:
M-. Polk. | am informed BY a locoioco mem
Der Of Congress, is candidate for reelection, in
right down good earnest, aud IS vain enough
like John Tyler, TO absolutely believe he cun
succeed
Toa gentleman who was urging him TO It
shou lime since. no replied, as my informant
says, thai il was true, thai what had been done
could, he supposed, be done again! " | did beat
Mr.. Clay" was his sage commentary, with
shugol the left shoulder lie further said that.
as am informed, the Democratic Tur'y started
out for Oregon aud Texas oaly. But, said be,
we have not only got them both, but you now
see we have got California
Another lucolpco member OF Congress thus
delivered himself: "Well, sIr5, we are TO BE-
beaten, and who so fit for our candidate, TO be
beaten with, as james X. Pokl | am for run
ming him!"
You will recollect, that from the day Of his
inauguration, have ever asserted, that Mr.. Polk
was making everything bend TO the accomplish
menl OF single cnl. To vii: his re electiOn.-
So what is now trans lirng in the matter, Is not
at all new.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16
Things TO be RemembeFed!!!

The following among other Resolutions were
passed by accIamation Ut The LocoIoco State
Convention, held al Columbus Oh the OH Of Jan.
uary, l945.
"Resolrpi, That the beneficial operation Of
the Faria act OF 1916 has fully answered the
expectations its friends, and r,umphonIy re.
lured The objections of ils advcrsarieS, AND is a
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION of the Wis.,
dom OF Democratic P0I!cy on that subject"
"Re8olrcd, That ths war exists unprcvoked
bv the act Of Maxico--lhat II has been recog-
ni,ad bv all lha authorizes of our government,
having Jurisdiction Of the subject; THAT IT is a
Constitutional, Naii0Gal, JaSt and DEfEX-
iSIVE War ON The PART OF THE UNITED STATES
and, as such, entitled 10 receive lh3 earnest sup
pat o. every man deserving the name Of pari'
OIL"
Resolved, That BANKS OF CIRCULATION ARE
! HOS LIE ALIKE To THE EQUAL RIGHTS OF THE
PEOPLE, AND THE PRINCIPLES OF SOUND POLITICAL
ECONOMY That HARD MONEY Is the only
Currency recognised by The Constitution, The
only currency that defrauds no man, the only
Currency that is EXpediG2t and just"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16

ARRIVAL OF THE Hon. HENRy CLAY.-This
distinguished statesman arrived in the city about
7 clock last evening, by the Washington train
Of cars, OH his way to Philadelphia. An i'm
mense crowd Of persons had assembled ut the
Pratt street depot, 10 sec and welcom him; the
whole interior Of the building being filled TO
repIction. So soon rs the cars came III, and il
was known which one contained him, tremen-
douS rush was made FOR il, and il was some time
before room could be made 10 admit Of his c.
gross. As soon rs he made his appearance on
the platform, he was greeted with dcaenng
cheers, to which, with his hat off, he bowed his
acknowled edgement Alter some time, he succce.
ded in reaching the street, accompanied by his
friend. Christopher Hughes, ESQ.,, who had
his private carriage in waiting, when he got in
and drove off, with nine more cheers from the
crowd which now filled the street.
Arrived al MIR. Hughes, residence on ST. Puuls
street, aud crowd which had followed on, congre.
gated in front Of the dwelling ahd amid codstanl
aud loud cheers, ca'lJd foI Mr.. Clay TO make
his appearance After short delay an upper
window was thrown open and Mr.. Clay made
his appearance, greeledby tremendous cheering.
When silcnsc was win difficulty restored, he
said
"Gendcmcn, want TO know what you are
making all this noise about"
"We wanted to sec you," and loud cheers
was the result.
A voice in the crowd-"You orethat same old
coon yet"
Mr.. CIoy-"ExOclly--I am that same cd
coon."
Loud cheers ogain, and laughter.
Mr.. CIay--"GenIlemen now | will make Il
compromise with you--if you will let me alone
| will leI you alone"
lie here Withdrew amid the most vociferou:
cheering and the window was closed, The
crowed satisfied at seeing and hearing "Iha
same old COON" retired
MIR. Clay looks exceedingly well, and his
voice was ~ clear and trm, rs we ever recolle(
to have heard ii. le will leave the city in til,
8 o'clock train of cars, this morning, for PhIla
delphia.--BaH Clipper.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16

the maintenance ef the best interests Of the Re-
public, and thai both our party zeal and our love
Of country unite in urging US TO adopt every
means for the slPPOro Of Wing principles.
Resolyd, That as our motto is "PEINcIPLEs
NOT Man," We ae ready 10 support any cand.
date, no matter what our personal prediction
may be, who shall BE- selected, By the Wing
National Convention, as the standard bearer Of
the party in the comming contest.
Resolved, That we heartily approved Of the
course Of the late Wing Convention, ia leaving
each Congressional District free to appoint il:
own Delegates to the National Convention.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16

A PR,zc.--At the late county meeting Of the
wings of Shelby, it was resolved 10 present that
splendid Banner We won in 1914, to the county
in this State who shall, ut the upprnac hing Pres
iden,iol election, give The largest increase whig
vote unihe vote OF l84l.
We love the Banner for the associations con.
nec,ed with l--ar honds have made it, and it
has waved over many u larg3 assembly Of true
und patriotic wings.
We do notwish 10 part with it, but still we will
freely und cordially surrender ii to any county
who will beat US in The increased wing vote OF
l848, over 1914.
Be it understood we enter the list ourselves
for The prize. We will struggle hard and man.
fully 10 keep il, but if we cannot We will resign
II 10 that county who can beat us.--Sidney Her.