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new MERCANTILE FIRM.
VIM. U & co.

ID ESPECTFULLY ~announceto their friends
h and the public, that they have purchased
the new and elegant stock of Goods recently
brought to this market, by Mckay & Co.,, to
which they invite the attention of dealers.
1t is their design to make all necessary addi-
'tions, from time to time, so as to keep constantly
on hand a complete stock Of Dry Goods, Grocs-
|rses, Queaascare, Hardpdre, &c. to suit all class
les of purchasers. Their Goods are OF the best
quality and latest style; and their prices shall
be such as to insure satisfaction, for they have
determined to not be undersold by any establish
ment north of St. Louis. With this determine
ton, they fiatter themselves they will be able to
make it to the interest Of purchasers to- give
them g share Of their patronage. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves, ''for It is no trouble to
them to show goods" Their store is in the
house formerly occupied by Mckay & Co., the
lower door Of Diapers row, on Water Street,
where they rOuH be happy to receive calls if it
is only to examine their goods.
All kinds of;country produce at liberal prices
will be taken in exchange for goods.
81 Respectfully. VIM. LUCIA CO.
Louisiana, Mo. June 18th, l848.
N. B. To farmers and others, they would say
they have a large and commodious warehouse
where they will carefully receive and forward
freight on the most reasonable terms.
W. L. 6 co.
l0-tf.|
Louisiana, July Sd, l84S,
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Administrators Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

N pursuance of an orderof the Pike county
court, made at the last June term thereof, /
will offer for sale, before the court house door
in the town Of Bowling Green, on a credit Of
twelve months, and on the first day of the mex,
August term of said COuri, he following DESERT
bed real estate, belonging to the estate Of Silas
Rhea, deceased, lying in said county, viz: N. l-2
Of lot No. one Of N. W. or. Of sect. six (6) T.
So R. 2 w., containing 40 acres-also, S. 1.2 Of
lot No. 2 ofthe S. W.. or. of sect. 81, T. 81 R.
2 w. containing 40 acres, and. lot No. 2 of N.
w or. sect. six (6) T. 81 RE- W. containing
80 acres.
The purchaser will be required to give bond
with good security.
Admir-. Silas Rhe,, decd.
July 10th lS48.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.
SATuRpAY Noon. July %.

ATuRDAY Noon, July %, 1913.
Tcbacco-Sale at the Planters Ware
house Of l6 hhds: Passed 8 at So so, each
at 81 20, 8 10, 365, 3 rs, 8 so, 8 40, 8 O5,
395, %, 265, and Refused l each at So
%, s., and 235. Sale at the State Ware
house of 8 hhds: Passed I each at So 90,
40, 3 3d. IS, and 8 o. per 100 lbs. The
above sales consisted Of shipping qualities
AemP-l5 and 10 bales prime ~dew.rotted
at $Sl. Lsad-l,99O pigs Upper Mines at
$3.50. FlOur-al5 bbls Quincy and Flor
eacs at % 4l2l -9 and SO bbls, fine 8 IS,
superdne 81. Wheat-62 SKIS inferior at
oec' los SKIS mixed at Toe, l6O SKIS fair at
% and 1856 SKIS good and prime in lots at
~ l.2c.. Corn-662 SKIS to a distiller
AZ ~ aod 69s SKIS partly damaged at lsc
SACKS returned. Oats-94 SKIS az 25c in.
SlgdIng SKIS. B%acon--lO cks clear sides
Ss-4c, 10 cks do &c, s cks shoulders, RIB.
% SIDES, and clear sides at Q, 8 Ia, and 3
sc, = cks clear sides, 8 3-4c, and Is cks
snsaidsrs. hams, and clear sides at Q l.2.
se-4. and s7-sc. Whisky-41 bills raw
TON landing at l6 l.4c and small sales
''cm Segoas q Ia Ia q l6 I-2c.
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July 18th. 1913.


Messrs. Editors: l feel It nv duty, il
justice to myself, to the delegation from
Buffalo township and to Mr.. Arthur, to cor.
rect a report that is in circulation respect.
ing the nomination of that gentleman fol
Assessor, By the democratic county COZ.
ventlon at Bowling Green, that his circu.o-
stances were exaggerated or falsely stated,
that be had, among other calsmities, a fami.
iy Of eleven children; the report is un-
founded, not having been so stated by my.
self or any n Of the delegation 10 my
hearing. That we urged the claims of Mr..
Arthur we do not deny, because we believ.
ed he would GIL the Office with satisfaction
to the people, bat not from any disregard
'For another, for there are no men that / es-
TEEN more highlythan those other aspirants
with whom | am acquainted. But believ-
ing that such Offices should be given to the
more unfortunate, when they are capable
OF discharging the duties Of them, and be-
iieVing that no candidate could be success
ful unless he was equally or more unfortu-
nate than the opposing candidate. In the
psrson Of Mr. Arthur we believed we had
found that man, hence we urged his claims
without Prevarication or exageration, which
can be attested by many who were present
and personally acquainted with MI. Arthur
and his misfortunes. ]. C. ALLISON.
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A sad accident occurred in another part
of our county on Saturday last. Mr.. George
Hachett with his wife and son, were return
ing in q two horse wagon from Meredosis,
where he had attended a religious meeting.
When near Chambersburg the horses took
fright, ran, overturned the wagon, killed
Mrs. Hachett instantly, injured Mr.. Hackett
morta.ly, as is supposed, and the boy to
some degree.
Nj. Hackett was an old resident of our
cosstry and a highly respectable mai
our Informant states that much praise Is
due to Capt. Powell and B. Johnson and
families fa prompt and efficient assistance,
every thing which humanity could dictate
was PronPay done for the unfortunate suf.
fsrers.-lIu. Pike Co. Sentinel, 18th inst.
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A CARD.

HAVING permanently located at the Cold
III Springs, 5 miles west of Bowling Green,
and near tie Pisgsh Church, respectfully
tenders his professional services to the pub
lie. His capacity in the treatment Of Can
GERS, Serofula, and Phthisic, has been sufi-
chenille attested where he has practiced, to
insure him success.
His terms in the treatment of the above
diseases are cash for the FIRST visit. No
charge until q cure is Effected
Persons at Q distance will please address
]. D. Morgan, post paid, Bowling Green,
Pike County Mo. 3wl6
July 18th. 1913.
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WOOL

AZ undersigned having had their Gard.
%g Aachins put in complete order. are
seM Ieee5 To- receive Wool, and viii c..n
q the following prices. ~
M waass VOC. ct 4 cents. per pound,
LAn vool left with us will Be- c.,dsd
Tsalaiels. GEO. w. jerks & co.
"'aascac, No., Nays sa 1915.
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Groceries, Liquors, &c.

THE undersigned tenders his thanks to the
public for the patronage so literally extended to
him heretofore, and respectfully solicits a con.
tinuance Of the same. He will continue in bust
ness at the old stand, corner Of Georgia and
Water Streets, Louisiana.
He has now on hand Sugar. coffee. tea, molas.
ses spices, candies at wholesale and retail, lem.
OnS, oranges, NUS, figs plumhs, &c, &~c.-togeth-
or with an excellens article Of fourth proof bran
dy and wines for the sick; all Of which will be
sold cheap for CASH.
THOS. B. LIMERICK.
NAY 18th, ls4s.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

PATEWT MEDICINES.
TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. Jayne's Ton.
sD ic Vermifuge, Jayns's Csrminative Balsam,
Jayne'saessasivs Pills, Jayns's Alternative,
|Jayne's Epnic, Jsynsts American Hair
Dye. j sas Pills.
All the medicines are prepared
only BY hi. David Jsyns, philadelphia, and
for sale BY Fl. E. BiocE& Go. Louisiana
and B. Riggs, Ashley, Mo.
June Str, lS4S.
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WANTED MaEDiATELY AN THIS
OEElCE, an intelligent and Industrious
10y; ~ or 10 years q age, 70 work At he mint.
ins business. ANY such desiring to learn The
Ou; Tn,a o you'd do wellts call soon.
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SPRING AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN
OPENED.
FRESH SUPPLIES TO SUIT I'LL
TASTES.
TNHE subscriber has just replenished his al.
ready large supply Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, consisting in part Of dress, frOck
and business cloth coats; black ard figured
Cashmere pants; superior black satin vests; silk,
beaver 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 agood supply Of DRY GOODS
HND GROCERIES, to suit the season. All
Of which he will sell as low as the times will
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 60,
For, to you bargains shall be sold
For country produce or for gold.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Louisiana, April 18th, ls4s.
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We are requested to state that A. w.
LAHB, Esq, our present Circuit Attorney,
will be q candidate to refill that Office at
the ensuing election in November. The
counties. composing this, the third Judicial
circuit, are Marion, Rails, Pike, Montgom-
cry, Warren, Lincoln and St. Charles.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

A LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINfNG in the Post Office at Louis
II lana, Mo-, on the LIST OF July, lS4s, which
il not taken out in three months will be sent 10
the General Post Office.
N B Angle Nathon Meford
Joseph Barnet Morris R Norris
Gran Coats Edward McGuire
Mary Early Miss Camilla McElroy2
w VGrafford John .McAliaer
Martha Heron John McCum
VIM Hammond Charles S Moore
Valentine Jump lsreal Stephens
Eliza Johnson Andrew Trinble
Dora Jackson TT Wallace
VIM H Martin nary Wilson
Joseph Monday
JOS. RICHARDSON, I. n
July 10th l848
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Tobacco Wanted.

VTNHE undersigned wish to purchase. inme.
diateIy, TWENTY-FIVE Hhds. Goor
TOsAeso,ifnr which the highest market piic.
II. Z. BLoCEk co.
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Administrators Sale of
SLAVES.

In pursuance of an order obtain
ed from the County Court Of Pike
county, the undersigned, admins
traitors of David c. NJ. Parsons, de-
ceased, will proceed to sell the
slaves belonging to the estate Of
said deceased. consisting Of 3 men,
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THIRFIETH CONGRESS.
FIRsf SESSION.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
S.nok.-Remonstrances were presented
.usinst the stoppage of the Sunday mail,
which we're referred.
A Joint resolution to give to the State OF
Missouri, the cannon captured by Col
D0niphan was passed.
A resolution compromising Col Fremont
was adopted.
MI. Clayton explained his remarks of yes.
terday. They were his own individual
views, and not those Of the special COM
mittee.
The amendment striking out the Naval
Appropriation bill.
The appropriations for the erection Of
Marine Hospitals was rejected.
Mr.. Niles opposed a proposition to ad-
vance money to the contractors for carrying
the mail on the steamers.
The Senate then went into Executive ses.
sion. after which it adjourned.
= House Of Representatives. The Speak
er announced the reports of committees to
be 10 order.
In committee Of the whole, the bill ex-
tending pensions to the widows Of revolu-
tionsry soldiers, was passed.
A Joint resolution, establishing a line Of
Mail Steamers to the Pacific, was debated,
and finally laid on the table.
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COURT NOTICE.


Wesley B. Trower, Henry Al
Trower, George A. A. Riggs
and Lucy his wife, Evan Ow.
ems and Jennetta his wife; Lee
vi Long and Sarah his wife,
and John Long, and Minerva
Long his wife Petition for
VS.. Partition
John SlavenS, Ayres Askew Of
and Louisa his wife, Samuel Real Estate.
Hogen and PAMELA his wife,
Henry Kennedy and Martha
his wife, & Andrew ]. Brad
ley and Maria his wife, and
Ayres hoffman.
4 Nd now at this day the petitioners, ap-
"A pear by their Attorney, and file their pc
titiOn for the partition of the following describ-
ed real estate, viz: Lots twenty-seyen, twenty.
eight, twenty-nine, being each sixty feet on
Oak street, and ninety feet back-and the north.
west end Of lot twenty-six, being sixty feet on
Oak street and fOrty-ive feet on Fulton street,
all in the Town of ashley, in said county, and
it appearing from said petition, and the affidavit
thereto, that the said defendants are non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Missouri, it is ordered BY
the Court, that they be notified of the filing Of
said petition, and that a copy of this order be
published once q week for eight weeks success.
sively in some newspaper printed in this county.
S' County sy N Si Piss' IS.
/, James M. Martin, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for said county, certify that the foregoing
is a true copy from the record.
(~~) Witness my hand, and official seal.
Seal. Done at Office in Bowling-Gr in
t~ said county, this the 23rd day Of May
A. D. lS48. J. VI. MARTIN, Clerk,
My 29th.--(8w8.)
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We are authorized to announce Colum.
bus F. Kirtley, Esq, as q candidate for
the Office Of Circuit Attorney, inthe third
Judicial District, at the ensuing election in
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Robert, Adam. and ~Iverson; one boy, Morris
one woman, Mary; and two girls, Indiana anc
Autoniett, at public auction, before the COur
House door. in the town of Bowling Green. OF
Monday, the 4th day Of September next, it be-
ing the first day of the Circuit Court: on a cred.
it Of nine months, the purchaser giving bono
with good security for the payment Of the pdr'
chase money.
JAMES w. CAMPBELL, &
SAM'L. PHARR.
Adm'rs. of D. C. M. Parsons, decd.
July Oath, 1848.-4wl6. .
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Candidates.

We are authorized to announce Nimrod B. Ed
wards as a candidate for the Office Of Justice Of
the Peace Of Buffalo township, at the ensuing
August election.
July oath, 1913.
We are authorized to announce John C..
Basye, as a candidate for the Office of JUS
tice Of the Peace Of Cuivre Township, at
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce Geo. w.
Gender, as u candidate for the Office ofJus-
tice of the Peace of Buffalo Township, at
the ensuing August election.
1--WE are authorized to announce NJ. S.
Price as a candidate for the Office of JUS
tice of the Peace Of Buffalo Township, at
the ensuing August election.
II We are authorized to announce James E.
Glenn, as q candidate for the Office of Constable
of Buffalo township, stthe ensuing August cleo
ton.
~ We are authorized to announce HUGH
ALLEN, as a candidate for the Office of Justice
of the Peace for Cuivre township, at the ensu-
ing August election.
IL. We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
j. DuScAr as a candidate for the Office Of Con-
stable Of Indian Creek township, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorized to John
Magee, as a candidate for the Office of Cor
oner of Pike county, at the ensuing August
electioa.
B-We ere authorized to announce JoHr
GRIMMsr, as a candidate for the Office Of
Constable Of Buffalo Township, at the next
August election.
We are authorized to announce Thomas
D. Shy as = candidate for the Office Of Con-
stable Of Buffalo Township at the ensuing
election.
give are authorized to announce D. A. G..
STEELE as a candidate for the Office Of Consta-
Bile OF Penn township, at the next August elec-
lion.
1--we are authorized to announce WILLIAM
WIGeLEswoRTH as a candidate for the efice
Of Constable of Culver township, at the next Au-
gust election.
10. We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
TISDER as q candidate for the Office Of Consta-
Die Of Culver township, at the ensuing August
We are authorized to announce T. M. Rhea,
Is a candidate for the Office Of Constable of Cuiv.
n Township at the ensuing August Election.
We are authorized to JOHN
as a candidate for the Office of Con-
table Of Culver township, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorized to announce HiEL SHOE
as a candidate for Justice of the Peace
n Buffalo Township, at the ensuing August e..
ection.
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look HERE! LOOK where!

WHY right in at WV. L. TASsEz's Clothing
Store, where you can get full suit Of clothes
for very little money.
He has Goats, Pants, Vests and Shirts Of all
sorts and sizes, carefully selected By himself
expressly for this market. His establishment
rs on Georgia. between Water and Msin streets,
Louisiana, where he would be happy to zee his
friends and visitors generally.
April 18th, 1S4S. 2--E
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To the People of Pike
COnnty.

HI euC ECOptC. OkE kkO
Nonn@-
OOuutyS
AT Bellville, Ill, stown IL miles from st
Louis, 40 packages Of Da. SToEn's CAsDY
were sold inthEee months; End the agent re-
Ie-ived the following certificate from . zTge uum-
Der OF persons who used it,
BeUciNe s.. Cdr Co. .Mdreh, II, 1S47.
We the undersigned, citizens Of Bellvile, St
Clair County, Ill, having used the medicine
known az Dr.. Storms Scotch Cough Candy,
prepared BY ID Wade, Of St. Louis No., do
cheerfuliy testify TO lis eHicacyas aremedy for
Diseases Of tie Breast and Lungs, sad We re-
commend it to the public az q sale and agFeesbls
compound.
c. J. HOUTS, Meikodist .MiRistx,
L. B. CABAUNE, Merchant,
DAVID mccoy, "
Q. j. RAPIER,
And many others too numerous 10 mention
We have thought it unnecessary 10 offer Ger.
tifcates from individuals in all cases, Is Dur.
chasers are unable 60 inform themselves of the
actual existence Of most of the siQners. The
following, however, il from a well known. citi-
zen of St. Louis, No. fesideu.s No. 2lO nsin
street two dollars below CherryA
Ma. WApE.--Decr Sir: II affords me pleasure
to offer my testimony to the oficacy of the arti-
Ice known q, Dr.. &arms Scotch Couch Candy.
And in dong so, l am actuated by q desire to
benefit others who may be suffering. NV wife
was laborine under a severe cough for : long
time, which threatened serious injury. AMER
having tried many other remedies tone purpose,
she used a few packages of Storm. Cough Can.
dy, purchased from our neiphbors. M.ssrs. Enoy
& Quirk, and ina very shorttims she was entire
" relieved, and now enioys good health. Nv
servant was also afflicted With q severe breast
complaint, and she experienced slmos: fnmedi-
ate relief from the use of this traly valuable
remedy Respectfully.
T.. EVANS.
No. 2IO Main Stree.
81. Louis, yMay4, 1S47.
The action of DR.. Storms scotch Conch Fan.
DIV differs yerymateria!ly from any other com.
pound ever invented. II NOT snly allavs Bron.
Irritation. but operat;n0 AZ a yeyv mild
purge. it keeps the stomach and. bowels in a
healthy condition. leaving the patient an appetite
which few other Cough Mixtures could itnpsft,
We have no disposition to iniure the inventor
any particular medicine. but in tustice TO the
world, we will give ii as our honest opinion.
by the observations of eleven years in
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SUNDRIES.
MoIassss, Tar, Stonewars, Trace & Log Chains,
Boots aud Shoes, Spun Cottons, Carpet
Chain, Domestics, Bed Tickinsj Iron,
Steel, Castings; Hal, Caps,
&c, &C.,
II store sud for sale low by
H. E. BLoeK 9 co.
i, We have . large and spacioha " eshonss IT..
tachsd to our store. Those wishi1 10 chip or
store, viii lind il to thsis iatsssst EiFs IA Q
sail. HEBkEQ.
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10000 feet of Pine
Lumber.

VNHE subscribers have just received l50,.
600 feet Of well seasoned Pine Lumber, ol
all sizes, which they will sell As low q. the ar.
ticle can be had at any point on the river
Builders and mechanics would consultthe in.
terest by giving them a call.
JOHN McPIKE& co.
Louisiana, June 9Th l84S.--8---tf
N. B. Persons from a distance may depend
upon US at all time. for lumber, as it Is our de.
sign to keep 4 good standing supply.
J. Mop. AGO.
Office in the store formerly occupied by Nc.
Kay & Co.
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MARKLEY &
0. AARKLSY,

~ CLAhhSUN,
HAVING purchased the stock of Samuel E.
III Allen, are now manufacturing every de-
scription Of Boots and Shoes at the old stand Of
Newman & Allen. They will keep every va.
Of Boots and Shoes, shoe findings, sole and
upper leather. Philadelphia calf skins, pegs &c.
&C., and beg to assure all who may favor them
with their patronage, that they may rely on all
work made by thea being Of the pcry best york
Of any made in the county. A "rrT"
,Uarr0nted in all cases.
Having in their employ the best Boot maker
in the county, they confidently solicit and ex-
pect to receive q liberal share Of patronage
They will also keep on hand a good stock of
eastern Boots, Shoes and Family Groceries.
MARLEY & GARRISON.
Louisiana, June 10th, lS48. LOT.
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der at present By the citizens OF our towD,
in obtaining a good article Of fresh meat,
by opening a regular market in Q. Jackson
& Bros. ware house, on every Friday NOR
ming, where they would be pleased to sup.
ply their friends and the town generally.
McALISTER & SHAW.
Louisiana, June, 9th, lS4S.-s-tf
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We are authorized to JOHN
as a candidate for the Office of Con-
stable Of Culver township, at the ensuing
election.
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We are authorized to announce HIIL SHOE
MAKER, as a candidate for Justice of the Peace
in Buffalo Township, at the ensuing August e.
lection.
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We are authorized to announce T. M. Rhea,
as a candidate for the Office of Constable of Cuiv.
|er Township at the ensuing August Election.
Democratic banner., 1848-07-24

Il We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
TIsDER as q candidate for the Office Of Consta-
BILE Of Culver township, at the ensuing August
election.
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1--WE ere authorized to announce JONI
GRIMMsr, as a candidate for the Office oil
Constable Of Buffalo Township, at the next
election.
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Petition for
Partition
Of
Real Estate.
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Beef! Beef! Beef!

TO the citizens Of Lou
isisna
The undersigned pro-
pose IN releave the in
convenience labofed un-
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We are authorized to ~noun John
Magee, as a candidate for the Office of Cor
oner of Pike county, at the ensuing August
Democratic banner., 1848-07-24

II We are authorized to announce James E.
Glenn, as a candidate for the Office of Constable
# Buffalo township, stthe ensuing August cleo
ion.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-20

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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-17
County Convention.

1t will be seen by reference to the call
Of the County Committee, published in to-
days paper, that there will be Demo-
cratic County Convention held in this city
on SATURDAY THE 27rH INST, to appoint
delegates to the State and Congressional
Conventions. We sincerely hope that
the Democracy of the several townships
will hold their primary meetings, and be
prepared to send up full represention.
The importance of the ensuing campaign
calls for vigorous, united and harmoni-
Gus movement on the part Of the Democ-
racy of the Capital County. That such
will be the case on this occasion, we
doubt not, as they have always been found
true to their principles in the hour of
danger.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-17

and counted the votes for Thomas H. Ben
ton, as appears in the abstract.
In Washington Co., Mr.. Harlan insisted
that the votes returned for James Harlan,
should be counted for James Harlan; de-
cision the same as in the case Of Clinton
Co.
It was evident that Mr.. Harlan and his
friends anticipated the decisions that were
made, as they came prepared with state
ments drawn up in the nature Of bills Of
exception, for the several points, and al
though the Secretary signi6ed his entire
willingness to sign anything setting forth
the facts as they occurred, yet after con-
sultation they retired without making out
a statement for his signature, notwith-
standing the Secretary insisted that if any
thing Of the kind was desired, it should
be done at that time while the whole mat
ter was fresh. .-....
But had all the votes cast for "James
Harlem" "James Harland'' and "James
Hartan," been counted for James Harlan,
still Mr.. Benton would have had major
ity of IL over Mr.. Harlan.