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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
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'ipdrtiotr Strd bsittbt gum Shell aus Ncu:@n9apo
1rti9bt artbSftn-cin Sfn Der fir Ioct; cbcr Sttue
fcbsn eessnd it, uuo Der dtcr alIt onoCrs Scfen, b:
il nsn putlitun per9ceHt purben, ben @rrSu9 bat in
Der @tr6rSituns elmer olsihmSbt9ts 9Barme in elmer
Stuts uno Der 8rrbrennun9 prn tptnt9 2rtunnattrl.
alien esrpSbulitbs 6rt,: uno Sttintrben 8rbsSekG
Sdntp parrr &abiotrr Stfn etIrSbnlitbe 1rts: uno
ScblSnGfn fdr Sticbsn uno Stcbrc.
Iudb bathn fe inlmr auf 6ane unb Ycrfertiacn ou
9ettIuus, ollie Sertcn Ssfsn:Srcmucn pcn 8ulia
uuo 9apSbnlibem 8tstb, NuIia unp 9rIpSbnIicbes
'9ebr, JachlsnsGmcr, Staufln, turj al!es was Dem
SknlbmisbesGdh6ft ontClan9t
Ssoe art Stidar6Cit cber lusbtGtrun0cn an Sefn
uno 3cbr piro ouf Die ttr4lte 2tnjei9s uup an een
biIIi9ften grriin bsfcr9t merrcn,
80 Das 9ubftrm piro cin9claeen bt ibncn anuruftn
ibrs lrttd in u6snlbcn gu ncbmcn uno fir fitb fdbit
su irtbelcn. Gis bIen wfricoen eaB ibre Qrbsit on
GtbSnbeit, Dousrbatatct unc Sl9tcit in ttinsr Ges
scnb dbcrtrrfin pcrocn fam. Sud alic an, prtfst
anp urtbcittt fir cub fdGt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
Cine Serin9ton
SO0rSiisG1 S0tlle.

AH 1hnGe ataHnec hno Snaben,
Sn Nistm Sa,iuarium meresn attbrt Srtbcara.
pbN, stin, Shretttn, cn9ltbs Gronlatt, Gempcftcn.
estbihr, gScropbis, 8uhhatttn. burd sinfntbe uno
erppttter @mtra9uua, 8edbtntnnif, MaCbra, Clements
ccn @tcmetrp, acmiius unb fpbaialibS Sriacncmctrp
Strnfune, SIuricneu, uub anpSrs 3lprissn Der Waa.
tbsm0tif.
Sroiugnugen
Sir Scarbn9, SDoitbtn. Sc9is uuo lluterritt Ecu.
trun9 cinscfbcetn, $50 pct &itrtd pcn IL gHcbsrl.
Die StbuIs miro ,pjtner srSffnct msrScn am aTpu=
tag Seu 2ten Sctpbcr, udcbltens, uno in Sie:
un9 Ntbtn btS aus9anss ben fcllcnocn SUM.
Die 2abI otr Smesntan earf gu tsincr 3tt 25 d6srs
lte9n. .t.rrr..rsas
Cine Seringtpn III Gin on9cnSbmCs uno 9riunbes
Stdotben, 9ck9tn an Der YcIfItraes bic pen pbaods
pbla nab 8dbtebtm fdbrt, on Der Ssrbinbune Der
ntltn uuo alSn Sttblibsm Straesu. in 9itu Britain
Saunfbip, Buds Gaunn.-Gs il cine Yrft:Stabt
SUbu 93riec, priutipoI.
Hu1uit %. *3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
0DctDr Gnllen's
StrsneisNfittel se8en Sranfbeiten

Der SraiIeIi;itnmer.
S>iefe Msbiein ipribt fur fib fsIbf, unb
- foute in ieosr Samilis ansstrOffsn mere
ben f0nnen., @ebraube fie einmal unb bu
nirff bid fur feline bsfTere umfebsn. arag
Die MeoiSin 1T Su. babsn, bel Reuben
8utb, QlIentaun, peter pomp, Cation. s.
8. sOmbsrt &eaoins, unb Martin eue,
9arri5burs. rL
December 1. no-1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
9ruCfer : 9(r6etf,

Scn ieoer Ssnennuna. piro aubier in Der
Gn9Iilbeu uno Dsutfbsn Sprabt, auf ole
f66nIfe @eife. 70 mie auf Die furSetfe anSei
sxsah fehr killis sferfiaf,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
Sebet bier!


EbpmDs 8. 9tnfin9er,
Sfen uub Sle6f6mieb III 9laen,
taum
Nss===z=,....as==sSA 8soient fid siefsr Sc
G,lzss95s fH::.sSss.5 leeenbsit feinen Srsunoen
@lH l uno einsm 9sebrten pu'
VIII bIifum i'm Queemeinen
IllA2Z9Nl bic anSeiee Su MAIDEN
lllasn nS oa6 er fOebsn Don beng gro
Z Zen Stdcten surdsefsbrt
- 1T, ppfeIbft er einrn gro.
Gen SOrratb allsrIei So D. unb & b
ems n ein9eIe9t bat fpelde er be
fdnbia gum Ssrfauf auf 6ano bat, unt
bem pubIfum on febr bitli9en 9reifen on
betet. Ssin Stof. Der unubertrsfflib III
beittbt Sum She'll aus foIsenben 4rtsn Se
fen: f's sI
Neuefte Mooe 6oTss uno 6obIen Sefen
Sefen fur parlors ooer 9efhdftsbdufsr
aus NcbrbIsd unc @ifen /; Sdnep Saoia
tor Sefeu, cine Urt Ssfen bic oisIen anoerr
por9eSoeen meloen. neil ciefeIbc cine eutt
6iee perbreiten nit wsnie Srsnnitoff
Sanebor Sefen ieoer Qrt uno @r6se; eint
nsue Qrt Rod6fen. fir &cblen oosr 0oI'
9eei9net, Die iiderlitb leoe Qrt 8od6fen, bit
ie oem Yubifum an9eboten wurbsn, in Der
Sdatten iiellsn. uno bic aeIVbt iperben ppr
Qlsn, Die biefcIbe in @ebrauh baben unt
| in iIberbaupt Elm fsbr empfsbIenswertbe,
Sfen, neil man nit peni9 8rcnnifoff pieIeS
su 9leiber 3eit sutuffen fam. gs III Be
weitem Der woblfeiIfe Sfen ben man in ei
nsr Samilis brauben fam. Qub bat G,
nod aGe, SOten Sefen, bic man itb mn
ereenfrn Fam, welde er fsbr wObIfeil an
bistet, an feinem alten Stanoe, welder foe
ben aus Den Huinsn bes nsuIiben Seuer$
bsrpCr9e9an9en III.
Slederne 0a6er..
@r bat fsin Gtablibement 70 eineeribtet
oaB er ieosr 5sit Ddber, Sa6 GanceIr
uno Ginnen auf SsfelIun9 uno auf BIZ
furSeiie Gnsei9e uno auf bic befe @eife Der
ferti9en wiro. Quh bat er INNER auf t6ant
uuo perfsrt9t ouf 8sifelIun9, an cen alIer:
tiui9ften Yreifen, bIe6erneS .9efbirr ieoer
Qh.
Sti6arbsit uno 1usbeferun9en an Se-
fen, Sdber, Rinnen, II. (. 10, weroen aul
bic flr5siie Gn5si9e befOr9t.
Sanfbar fur biSber 9enpfene soblveibt
llntsrilleuna. bcfft er burb biui9e uns
phnftIibe Seoienun9, quite Qrbeit uno bill
Ii9e preiben, cine Sortcouer Su ssnie6en.
Sbpmas 8 9Infinger.
October II. nqbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
aa &Drt ftan g6ertI
@inbmil6t unb Strpbbanfma6er
in Der Gtabt 9Illeutau1.

Wv Wv OhNpt t"NNA"Ht'
8ebient lib bisIer @eIe9enbeit feinen
Sreunbeu uno Sunben bic Qnsei9e Su mo6
en-, bo6 er fsin @elbdft nod INNER an fein'
EN- atten Stoneplate, om iio Sflliden @de
Der Samiltou no Qun StraBen. in Quen
taun, uno spar Swiften ben 9ailbdufer Der
Serren @eoperuno Sa9enbub, fortbetreibt,
allwe er nun
Sas SSinemiibf= nno Strpbbanfs Mdebcr
Sauoipcrf,
duf cine febr ausaeoebnte Weiie fortSuieeen
gefonnen III. Ssiue @inbmublen fno in
Den beuabbarten Counties ,pobl bsfannt,
lme ebsn 10 bsfanut III es ca6 Iie feinen in
elmer wcitsn Gntfernun9 nad,lfsbsn. Gufst
baber on uuo uberSeuQt euh felblf. - Sie
9reiie ftiusr @inomhblsn iiuo Don II bis
Is &boIer. uno Die Ger Strpbbdnfe Don 9
bis 10 Sbaler.
Sidarbsit an @in6mublen pocr Strcb.
binfen miro auf Die tirSslfc 2mSeioe uno 5u
ben biaisfen Scrinsun9en perri6tet.
Gr 1T oanfbar fur fruber 9eno6sne Inter:
.ffhsun9, uno bCift ourb phnftIife Qbwar.
tune ieiuer gei6dfte unb biQi9e prsiIe, ei'
nsn She'll Der @unt ees Wubllfum5 Su 9e'
niseen, Wofilr CT ieoerSeit oantbarfein rpirc.
6briitiau @bcrt.
Geptember H. nqbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
9(u bic SGbieS.

Die edoies uerlidern mir. baB mir einl1.
fortiment Sreb' 9uter an allen preilen ba:
ben. ais:
Sarbi9teu. pIaine aIputas BON 12;u 75etS.
SeIain5 12Su75
~. 9rints Su10
Gbenfat5 einftIsBenb elm id6nss 4forti.
inent pGn
S6warSen uno Sdnep SreB Seire.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
BertD Der SanfnOtet.

Seridii9t nab "Bicknelps Counterfeit De-
,ector'" pom llfen Sunp 1S48.
OF Die Icten ber nit - tsStibnstsn gantsn
psrrcn nid,t sstauft pcn ben Ybilarerbsr @rstsrs-
auf frlsInos tenamtsn 8anfrn uc fabe Grtsn i'm Inns
lauf, ouesr osncn NIT cinsm cl btsihust-9str. ebt
fdr 9sbrchsu uno 9cfht fir 9cfhlelItr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
Ratban eautenfdbId9sr
SGrael Q1ino[inQ.

6T2lue bicicniern, bic uctb in zen 8dhcrn pcn
@aban eautSnIhtascr Ibutoi9 iinb, pcrecn bSfIitbt
eribt anpiruftn uno 8bti9ttit ;u motben, eanit CT
in. ben Stnnc sctet miro, snc eiSsuS ShabFa aEsus
Ha0Gn. EE
Suli 3. uo7SR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
3amtenisblG9er nmO 9Iiualina

eT%oieusn fb biyItr Gdt9cnbSit stuam sttbrtcn Yu:
~>1bIitum bic 2(nSs9e ;l notben eaG it nit eiuaus
BERN rcm Sfn Gehdft in GtlNbaft 9etrcten fnb, unb
naB Ic nun an ibran Grcbr in Der 6onittrn SroGc,
ldrds9c9sndtcr non Sa9ntu'S GQfbauis, sinen srri:
I'm 0lorroth nnn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
Sie(en SSeg! Siefen SSeg!
9rO6es Sausn in Sroden .Baaren in Dem
SSclas2SOrf SfO5r!

StpNnlbtr q, IS4S
Sier iinb mir wieoer nit einem sr6sern unc
9ldnienoern SCrratb BON
Srofcnipaaren, Groceries, &c.
peIbrr ie Dem 9uten SOIfe uOn Qusptaun
uno Der um9e9enc an9ebOten wurce. Die
Wabrbsit Don biefem f6nnen mir ieosr per.
fon bewei6en, bic aurufsn mirI.
Cine anbers @abrbeit bsbaupten mir,
oae mir 70 niebrie aIS bic Mieorislien, 70
,pcbIfeiI oIs bic @obIfeiIften, unb 70 gut ais
eie Seifen perfaufen-mslhfs nit unierm
frubern Motto lbereiniiimmt.
"0rOfe Derfdnfc uno fleiue aSrDTtS"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
&bpmps 8. 9tnfin9er,
Sfen unb Sle6f6mieb in Maen

8eoisnt fid siefsr Sc
ileeenbeit fsinen Sreuncen
uno einsm ssebrten gu
bIifum i'm 2lnsemeiner
bic anseise Su MAIDEN.
oa6 er foebsn Don ben gro
Gen Stdoten Surildaefebrl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26

Set. s..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26

0TDw RsIiefucten psrtaufen 81 2 bis 2 uno
Elm perd YrrSent, 0ubsr bic ber 8ant pcn Nertbtrn
sibcrcs nrttbe gu pcuen Mertb raGirsn.-Sis Rslief
nctcn Der Scpanba 9ant fno ieortb gang rpetlbtck.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

The letter written by Gen. Tay lor to General
Gaines, and published in the New York Ex-
press in Jan. l847-and in our columns shortly
aiter--is remembered by all. We now have
those parts Of that letter which were omit.
ted at that time. Al the mencement
of the letter, after alludsng to the court of in-
quiry in the case Of Gen. Gaines, on the charge
OF calling out Of more troops that he was aS-
thorized, at the commencement Of the war,
"Old Rough and Ready" says;
al have with solicitude and interest, watch
ed over the result of the investigation; and
though it was not, as regards the opinion OF
the court OF inquiry, what could have wish
ed it, yet il was as much as ] could have ex-
pccted, considering the hostile feelings enter
taned towards you by some Of the high func-
tionaries at Washington. ! was fearful that
the president might, to some extent, and even
without being aware Of il, imbbe some Of the
prejudiccs aud unkind feeling Of those around
him in regard to you. II so, he was no doubt
restrained from carrying them,too far in eonse-
quencc OF public opinion, which, as he must
have iouid, was decidedly in your favor. Be
that, however, as it may,-taking it altogeth-
er-l AN g,ati6ed ut the result"
Towards the close Of the letter, after sllu-
ding to he difficulties he had to encounterpre-
yocsl 10 marchingon Monterey, on account Of
the scarcity OfsupPlies and the means oftrans.
portation, Gen. Taylor says:
al movedIin such way, and with such
limited means that ha1 not succeeded, ] should
no doubt, have been severely rePrimanded, it
nothing worse did so to sustain the admin
istration, but I do not believe the sdministra-
ton to be disposed to sustain me in so doing"
Raymond GaEette.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11
General Taylor.

A Boston friend has sent the editors Of thu
New York Courier and Enquirer, the Hdipen
dent Chronicle, published in Boston on the 23c
October, 1912, in which the following commu
nication in relation to Capt Zachary Taylor'i
defence of Fort Harrison was published Ever
at that day Gen. Taylor's "Skill and Judgment
were conspicuous, and such is the people'i
confidence in his judgment and discretion a
this time, that they will most assufedly, elec
him to the Chief Magistracy in the coming con
test.
From the Independent Chronicle puJlished in
Boston October 22d, 1912.
.Mcssrs. Editors;-Justicc dictates, that when
ever we attempt TO praise or censure the con-
duct Of public officers, it should be done i'm.
partially, giving all their Just dues, as merit OF
dement, deserve,-avolding too greaI proiusion
on the one hand, or too much severity on the
other; both are distinct from the correct line
and cannot claim sanction.
There has been recently published in the
public papers, the official letter of Capt. Zach
airy Taylor Commanding Fort Harrison, 1ndi-
ana Territory to Brigadier Gen. Harrison Civ
ing an account OF an attack made on the Fort
by numerous body Of Indians, 1t appears
by the letter, that the garrison in the fort was
small indeed, and part of these unfit for duty,
the Captain himself only convaescent. The
attack Of the Savages was furious, and they
had the address TO set fire to one Of the block
houses, which threatened not only to open an
avenue into the fort, butt extend the flames to
to the whole works. Amid this, with the adj
dtion of the hornd yells OF the Savages with
out, the piercing cries of the women and
children within, and pressure of alarm aud
danger, on the minds Of the small garrison, in
a situation almo st desperate and hopeless
brave Taylor arouses all his faculties, and ex-
hibis proof that he possesses cool and de-
termined bravery, which no danger could APP
pal, and, that this bravery was supported by
tho firm pillars Of sound skill and Judgment
lie inspired the garrison to herUism-all his
precaution to arrest the flames, defend the
breach which they threatened to open--refu-
sing to open the gate in the dark to admit one
who claimed friendship, lest he might admit
the enemy with him-all mark the full posses
sion and correct ercreise Of ample abilities 10
command. Aud considering the great dispsri-
~ Of force, and attendant circumstances, per.
hnps no action as yet, during the present war
either on The ind or rdter, exceeds il in skill
aud bravery. II does honor TO our country,
and as one of its citizens, Captain Taylor, "a
total stranger to mc,) and his brave garrison,
have my thanks, and those heartily.
MILITARY coUNTRyMAN.
RorJury, Oct, 10, 1912.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11
Extract Of a Letter Dated

LEXINGTON KY, Feb. Is, 1913.
Excuse us for this intrusion upon you
your position in regard to the Wing nomins-
ton for the Presidency has given us SO much
satisfaction, that we venture to assure you,
strangers as we are, that in our judgment il is
the only course that can save the Wing party
from renewed defeat and final ruin.
We live in sight of Ashland, and yield TO
none il respect for its great proprietor. But
he cannot be elected President. II experience
can prove anything, it seems to us that this has
been demonstrated. And, now, are the whigs
ready TO throw away their chance OF success,
merely because their impulses and feelings i'm
pei them to nominate Mr.. Clayl
For our own part, and our opinion is shared
by thousands in tris State, we go for General
TarIoR as a sound Wing, an honest Esn, and
a candidate with whom success is certain.
Yours
(Signed BY tnOO Bhigs Of LcringtOn)
N Y. Coune'.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

Yes, said aunt Virgins Of the Boston Bee,
Isrniu, i. a great blessing, and I've marked
il time and ag'in how much better as CINE
raj thing, children turn out who have good
schoolin, There was Mrs. Grimes sons, they
never saw the inside OF a shool-bouse in their
youth and sec what miserable ends they came
20. Two Of ZEN took counterfeit money and
was put in prison-anolherw went ofa maekerel
catching, and was in the the ekinoc,ual gale
and the fourth stole horse and ran of and
listed in the ssrvise and last they heard OF
Of him he was sirOliing preacher, way Of in
,h. Ohio settlements. My blessed mother
told me IL she couldn't give nothing else she'd
give me good eduestion-and 90 she did.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11
PatA.ErHIa, Feb. o. Q. 2. NJ.

We have INTEL G nee to-day, Of a revolution
in Guaiamala. favorable 10 monarchy. Il is
headed by Lobos. Large bodies Of troops were
concentrating at Camaysguez and Leon ng- Inst
San Juan.
There are accounts Of recent demonsira-
ton Of the Brit sh on TruNillo. Des afches
have, however, been received from Lord Pal
merstOn, stating that the fieulIies between
the Mosquito country and Cen al America,
relative to boundary, have ten sctiled.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

MoRsE MADE PAcHA.-A writer in CONSTANT
nople informs the Journal Of Commerce, that
{" decoration in diamonds Of aTurkIsh Order
Of Honor, such as is given to Psehas Of two
tails, is actually in the hands Of our Legation
for Prof. Morse, from the Sultan, in return
for the view OF his telegraph. Il will arrive IN
America with royal diploma at the same
timen
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

The soldiers dubbed Gen. Taylor "Old
Rough and Ready" Gen. scOu has received
from the same quarter a different s0'abnquet
He is known among the soldiers as old e Fuss
and Feslhers,p notwithstanding his great miIi-
tsry genius.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

swiIl you bet oil that's in your POcketboOk
against the eleetisnof my easdidsteP
sYes, indeed; I'D bet my head"-
aNO, I thank you. prefer the POekstbook,
for hat has got something in -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

"sammy, Sammy, my son, don't stand there
scratching your head: stir your s,umPs, OryOu
viii no progress in life" "why, father, I've
often heard you say that the only way TO g.
nm in The word was 70 scratch a-teod.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

why are naughty children at school like
gummed motto wafersi Because, you must
lick their back to make them stick to their let
tiers
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28
( Union.

BESJAm,S P. Clifford, Complainant. PEI in
Henry Chouteau, Andrew Forgey and cerv
ctaers, Defendants. wy
& being suggested 10 the Court. that Edward
Chouteau has departed this lie, since the
commencement Of this suit, on motion Of Aylett
II. Buckner, solicitor for complainant. it is Or
that all of the unknown heirs Of EulaIla
Paul, Louise Paul, Auguste A.. ChUuteau and
Edward Chouteau, be notified that The said COM
plliuant has filed his amended Bill TO the orig
.inal Bill heretofore filed, the object Of which is
TO rescird the contract made by said Complain
ant with said Forsey, for The sale Of the real cS-
tate mentioned in said bill, viz: n. f. Ia Sec
Ilion %, containing 1852 q one hundredths Acres
Iand 5. f.. Ia feel. II, containing lGl ri one
lhundreG;hs Acres in T.. 50: \. X. East, and
being of survey 297l-and to obtain con!pensa-
Ition for improvements made Oh said land.
1t is therefore ordered thai all the Unknown
heirs Of said ] ouisc Paul, Eulalia Paul, Edward
iChouteau and AugIIste A. Chouteau, deceased,
be notified that unless they appear here, On or
before the first day OF the next term, and an
Iswer the said amended bill, the same Will lie
taken for confessed against them, and that this
order be published for eight wec!;s sdcce>>ivcl!
in some newspaper published in this State, The
last insertion TO he at least four weeks before the
next term Of this Court. to be begun ant hell
at the court house, in Bowling Green, On the
first Monday O! April, 1913.
STATE OF MISSOURI, I ss
County Of Pike,
/, Simeon p. Robinson. clerk Of the circuit
court for said county, certify that the foregoing
is a true copy from the record.
[~) Witnessm my hand and official seal.
Seal. Done at Office in Bowling-G Green ii
(~ said county, this the 29th day Of No
vember, a. D. 1917.
S. P. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Dec. 9Th, 1877.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28
STORE 1T THIN OLD STAND!
Selling off at Cost! and
less than COST!

' ME subscriber having taken the Store late
ly occupied by Mcssrs. G.. w. JExks s. Co,
and purchased their entire stock of Gcois. would
offer the same to the public upon The MOST
FAVORABLE TEMiS, for Cash or Produce.
Tie is also making great additions to the Stock
which will renler it more complete tan any TO
be found in this vicinity.
lie will enleavor by every ~cxertion to sus-
tain the reputation of the House obtained by the
late occupants, and would solicit a share OF pub
lie patronage. NEWTON BRADLEY.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28
xcE.-As the career Of Louis Philip

FRAxcE.-As the career Of Louis Philip
pc draws TO a close, we see the evidences
eta drte.minst;oa Of the republican party
to try its strength on the demise of the
King. The European papers give accounts
Of the Bsnque,s Of the Reforners i'll France
in which the health of the King is studi-
ously omitted: these reforsa Banqnets, arc
in fact meetings Of the RrPablic ans, in or
der to be organized the mpment Louis
Philippe dies, and show how easily such
organization is brought about, without
evading the letter of the l~aw.-[New Era.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

The Senate of Indiana has passed aIeso-
luton of thanks to Gen. Taylor,-insiting
HIN to visi, the State and partak"ofits hos
pitalities,-and requesting him to correct
his official report of the battle of Bnena
Vista, by which injustice was done to the
Indiana volunteers. If this is not rich, we
do no, know what would De SO consider
ed -(Union.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

!ehe' is'ths Caniandne name for the
residence Of the happy SPIRITS in the other
world where they shall enj.y an eterna!
felicity, and have a plenty of dear and buff
faIo always at hand. By taking the sound
a. they pronounced it, and giving it tie
Spanish Orthographh, it gives the ward
"tsxas," which is the "happy hunting
grOund, or the "Elysium" Of the Cam.
aRshe'' This is the true history of the
name, as derived from Isowacany Kim.
SELF -, ~ nj So ~.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

CANADA.-The Montreal Courier of
the LIST, contains an article which common
ees thus
Shall we have a separation from the
mother country and become a Republic?
or ShaH zoe join the United StatesP These
are the two questions upon which the c0un-
try must now decide. Mr.. L. Joseph Pa.
pineau has declared for a Republic, He
has caused one rebellion TO obtain il.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

AEaar Dagsr.2 Georgia negro wa.
riding . mule along, and came to a br.dCe
when the mule stopped. 'IIl bet you q
quarter said Jack, 'I'll make ,you 90 ober
dis BRIDGE and with that struck the mule
over the ears, which made him nod his
Iread suddenly. you take de bet, den,'
said the negro, and contrived to &c: the
stubborn mule over the bridge. Il wan
dat quarter, any how, said Jack. sBut
no" will you get your money!P' said a man
who had been close by unperceived. so
morrow said Jack, 'massa glib me a dollar
to get corn, and takes de quarter out
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

A incidentally not remarkable for either
youth, beauty, or good temper, asked the
asyice of a neighbor as to how she should
get I'd. Of a troublesome sutton? ooh, mar
y MN" was the advice. "Nay, / had
fA'ner SEE him hanged first" "No, mad
am marry h'n, as I said to you, and I as
sure you It "'iiaOt belong before he hangs
himself" -
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

Absence Of mind appears to be gaining
ground all over the ~country. A young
married woman the other day threw her
intent liato the cool stove, while she afec-
tion atsly nursed dTtsg Of mutton. -
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

MORGAN CouHTY.-TheD Democrats Of Nor
gan county have instructed for Hon. C. F.
Jackson a. ther. first, and Hon. A. A. King
as their second choice for Governor, and
Gen. WIN. Shields was recommended for
Lieutenant Governor.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28
New Arrangement.

IENHE undersigned will run regularly a good
4 W horse hack from Louisiana to Bowling
Grcen, on every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. 1t will leave Foulks' hotel on each Of the
above named days precisely at l o'clock T. NJ,
and as it carries the mail it will be compelled to
arrive at Biain's Hotel in Bowling Green at 4
o'clock OF the same day. An extra hack will
there be IN readiness to carry passengers to any
point they may desire.
II Price Of fare from Louisiana to Ro,yl;,o.
Green50e. NM w. RAIN
December 9Th, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

FRANKLIN, County has recommended the
Hon. james H. Relfe- for Governor, as its
first choice, and the Hon. C. Jackson as its
second, choice.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

The business men of Platte city have
formed an association for the purpose of
building OF purchasing a Steam boat to run
on Platte river up the falls. .g-..
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28
DR.. j. L.. WOvd,

e INFORMS the public that the time ct his as
socialion with Dr.. +. NJ. Bartlett having en-
pred by limitation, he now offers his profession
al services to the citizens o. Louisiana AM sur
rounding country: Hoping tx. close attention 10
his profession will cnIitic him + some O! their
cash. " Office in a room Of the Store Of Ed
win Draper s. Brothers, where he may be found
unless professionally engaged.
Nov. 15!h 1917.