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NEW POTTERY SHOP
TEE -Thp uudorgi9uad tskas thia /

NoT1CE.-The undersigned takes this method of in.
~ forming his friends and the public in general -
that he is now erecting POTTERY SHOP Op;
CO.. pOste the old BOuligny Pottery, where all NJ
N&A articles in the line Of Pottery Ware will be 81
Ng found, He respectfully sOps the liberal patronage
~ formerly bestowed on the old firm of WILSON 4
VIRGIN and invites his friends and the public to give him
call as his prices will be lower than at similar estab.
hshment in FreepOu.
N B. All orders from the country will be promptly at.
oot6 I'm H.H. VIRGIN.
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HOLBROOK OYSTER Saloon


'TNHE Friends and Patrons of the HOLBROOK OYs-
Il TEX SALOON respectfully i'd ~ =
formed that this well known establishment is( SN al
now open Tor the Winter Season and the ~ NJ q
public generally Is assured that, heretofore. NJ
the best quality OF OYSTERS will he served uu as the
proprietor e determined that the celebrity Of his establish
may be heard. ~
Thankful for past fayon the proprietor trnsts that his
continued endeavO please the public may guarantee 10
him a continuance Of that pubio's patronage. sl5tf
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON &RESTAURAT,
- No, A ST. CHARbEs ST. -
VIE subscriber begs leave TO inform his numerous friends
Il and The public that he has thOFOughy re. q -
painted and repaired his establishment, aud L4rA
VIII open u Tor their accommodation on Mon.
"a day, Sept. g. Having made ex. lI-W
tensRe alterations and improvement I'M The
49, ~ Cooking department, aiiOrding much greater
aA facilities than formerly, he trusts 10 be able 10
serve bis patrons with thing in his line in style une
quaed by RestHurat IN the city He has arrange
mants for constant supply Of OYSTERS ~ y
from the choicest Beds of the Guf and the ~ a
Lakes, and his Table will always be supplied ~ MI
With the beat Steaks, Chons. NS3t11
- FISH, GAME. etc, together with every
- deleaey 10 be procured in the NewOrlanns
maIke.5, The Bar viii be supplied with Wines and Ii
quort, Porter Ale etc. Of the very beat brands carefully
selected His cooks and walters win be second to none 10
the city and he will be found always bis post to see that
h peons sueve prompt and polite attendance In short
ne VII Use every eXe0n render his Saloon wnThY of Ina
tDet9l support il has heretofore received.
.e32 6E Jas, CASSIDY.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Union Mutual Insurance Company,


Union Mutual Insurance Company,
NO So WALL ST, NEW YORK,
TN6URES on the Mutual prnoiple-soithout personal
Il ttabttttB-haVing Cash Capital paid in Of
1000
assurances made against loss and damage By Fire and
Marine Risks, and Risks Of Inland Transportation and
Navigation, at the lowest established rates.
~ The Profits Of The Business yiE be diuidsd BE-
tDeeH The Stockholders and The hssWrsd.
Trustees;
Shepherd Knapp, John Van Nest, N w Merrill
Paul SpofOEd George II. Hardy, Edw. X. Collins,
Albert w. Wright, George Rapelye, Henry H. MunselL
Richard Z. Buck, G. l.. Knapp, Edwin HOyt,
Charles M. Leupp, r., A. Robert1On, Jas. E. Cooley,
J. B. Johnston, Henry Holt, z. NJ WetmOFe,
Moses Taylor, JRO. D.Van Buren,, l., II. Brigham
Jonathan ThOme John p. Nesmith, FeFd. Suydam, Jr,
Joseph Bouchaud ii l.. Routh Richard Bell
John ID. HuHbut, Joseph Fowler, N. H. Wolfe,
Lambert Suydam, Gilbert J, Anderson, A Seignstte,
John =. Tappan, David Austen, James ID. Fish,
Seth GrOsYenOr, Stephen Allen, Elias b. Brown
A. q ThompOn, r. M. Lawrence, e. T. II. Gibson,
J. J, kingstOHd, -. -
- JOHN s. TAPPAN, Vice President
FERDINAED STAGE, Secretary.
References;
U. H. Dudley, Esq. Bern ard Fallon, ESQ. ,
K. @. Cammaok. Esq. Aaron Cohen, Esq.
Saml. @, Bell Cashier Canal Messrs Bell & Stebbns,
Bank, I.everch Il Co.
Messrs. George Foster & Co. :. Maunsel White & Co
Corning Go. Paradise, LawIasOn
=, Martin & StOokwell, & CO.
JAMES II. SUYDAM, Agent
No IA Common st. New Orleans,
Ol0 I'm opposite the office of the Sun Mutual lns Co
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TO COUNTRY MERUHANISi
The subSonbers have, within the past two MA
weeks. reoeysd, per ships Raah, Niobe,
- Wabash and Others, a large and complete
y assortment of HATS and CAPS for the Fall and
Winter trade from their Mandatory in New York, con
sitting OF Beaver Nutrs, Castor MOsskin, Silk Angola
and Wool HATS Otter, Seal, Nutria, Glazed Goth and
Hair SealCAPS. also, assortment of Silk, Gingham
most liberal terms Country Merchants and Dealers will
find it much to their intereg to examine Stock
90 ml ID. w. s. BELDEN, Charities St.
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714ltANETN II IRE y VIII Eh-ThOUE MIN h
RAJ, PAINT.
MORE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS of this Paint
ll has been sold here the past season. which has given
very general satisfaction to all who have used t-and the
demand for il is increasing The Paint is of two cOll the
Slate and Chocolates the latter of the fash
able colon in use and far more durable than lead
as the weather makes no impression it. whether used
Mr. BENSON "a Practical Painter Camp street, opposite
Lafayette Square, who has used extensiVey will mpart
every desired information respecting it -
% Sold Wholesale and Retail by A. c. WILBUR 8 co,
IS Bank Place. oil dSYV3m
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. FOR CALIFORNIA,
AMLLH & RR CAHHER o 4

sMIIH & BROTHER. 81 Common ct.
HAVE FOR sALE-SADDLEs suitable for those GO
II lng TO California cheap and good. "a
BklDl4ES, Bits, SiHupI, Saddle Bags and
Saddle Wallets, ETC. etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS ofeVerY kind and
Description them may be found Cans Goats ICape
kegglnEs, WseIproof Blankets, Air Pillows, Air Beds,
TaTpaul1nB, Tents, Clothing Bags, ETC., etc
At the sign Ofths g OLDEN SADDLE, SO Common
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DR.. lhTENSING, Dental Surgeon;
HAVING returned to the city of New Oteans from his
III tour in the North and East, is prepared
to perform all operations appertaining TO the
TEETH and has become acquainted wlthN YYVA5%,A9
the best mode OF opeTHting approved by the -44AJ
College of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore Md. His pnee
for operations are In proportion to suit he tmeR alt
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KY For olerk,-SAMUEL G, RISK is a Candidate
r O Of the Fifth District Court the Election to be held
GVE MANY VOTERS
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John MLLAR, No. 1o1 ST! CHaRLES strsst.
q Corner Of Girod stIeet, respectfully informs fA
the citizens Of New Orleans and Planters of Lou.
isiana, that he is prepared to manufacture and
furnish all articles in the above line, anu has
f1g OF B F'H5 god SsO FFfES 9f SAD
NafffA y AAWHIPs, SPURS YRS r., ard u HARNESS Of
HOLSTERS, PACK-SADDLES, VALISES aud HOB.
BLES-all which will sell low as those who import
them, and warrant them be gOOd-While they are an
Of the CRESCENT CITY Manufacture.
- Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished at
,.H, REPAIRING attended to with nsatness and
dispatch. iY19 en-
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

IRELAND.

T.. W. FI1zsrMoss, late from Dublin, wilde
liver an address in Louisiana, on Thursday eve
ming next, at tie Church, on the Religious,
Political and social condition of the Irish people,
and give a brief history of the confederation
and make reference to the perfidious acts of the
Roman Catholic Clergy in connection with it.
The address will commence att O'Clock, P. M.
The public will no doubt feel ar interest in
the address of Mr.. Fitzsimons. The
st. Louis papers speak Of his address recently
delivered before the Emmett Club in that city,
as an able effort, received with applause.-[ED.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
Valuable Farm and Per-
s0nal Property at
AUCTION.

TNHE subscriber will sell at Public Auction
on FRIDAY, the 9Th day of February,
next, the farm upon which he now resides. Said
farm is situated 10 miles west Of Louisiana, and
3 miles north Of Bowling Green, on the State
road leading from Louisiana TO Paris, containing
80 acres, a portion Of which is under q good
state Of cultivation. 1t has on it a tolerable
good dwelling house, stables &C., and plenty Of
good and never failing water.
Twill also sell at the same time and place, all
my household and kitchen furniture, (amongst
which lisa good cooking stove) farming utensils
and stock. A credit Of twelve months will be
given, BY the purchasers giving bond with ap-
security. MADISON CLAYTON.
Jan. Is, 1S49. 3S-4ws
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S7'aGE OF MISSOURI S..
In Pike County CouTt--Nouembe Term, lS4G.
A MONG the records and proceedings had
IA on the third day Of the said term, Of the
Court, is the following, viz:
Peter T. Vaughan, administrator Of TIE 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
persons be notified hereof, and that unless the
contrary 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.
ceased, or SO much thereof as will be sufficient
to satisfy the debts against said estate /; and ok
dered that q copy OF this order be published n
some newspaper published in this State for "a
weeks, the last insertion to be at least tw euty
days before the next term Of this court.
], Samuel f. Murray, clerk of the county
court in and for said county, cerdfy that the
foregoing order is correctly copied from The
Record OF said court now in my office.
(@ Witness my signature and official
Seal. seal hereto linked at Office this 9Th dss
(~l@ December, lS4S.
s. r. MURRAY, Clerk I
Dee. llth, ls4S. (S4-6w1 J
- aHHF a n 49, - "a
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
Corporation Notice.

N consequence Of numerous complaints
1from the citizens of the town, / deem it
my duty to call the attention of all con-
cerned, to several violations of Town Or
Idinances.
LIST. Hitching horses on the side walks,
thereby damaging the side walks, and COM
polling the people, for whose use they are
intended, to tramp through the mud.
I'd. Piling wood, or other distractions on
the side walks, thereby causing the same
inconvenience as the hitching of horses on
them.
The above offences are prohibited by
ordinance, under penalties, and all who
commit those offences after this date, may
expectto be prosecuted therefor
Sd. Failure to make side walks accord
ing to ordinance. All who have been noti-
fed to make side walks in front of their
lots, and have failed to do so, are informed
that unless the same are completed accord
ing to ordinance on the first favorable
change of weather, the work will be done
by the town authorities at their expense.
EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman Board Trustees.
Jahuary-Sth, ls4S.-'e tn3s-sw)
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
BOOTS & SHOES,
- wp

TIME SUBSCRIBERS take this method Of
l. returning their thanks to their friends
and the public generally, for the patronage
that has been so literally extended to them
during the past year.
We still have on hand avery description
of Boots & Shoes ready for sale, which we
are daily manufacturing. We have, also,
for sale every variety Of shoe leather and
findings, such IS osk-tan and hemIock sole
Leather. kip. Philadelphia. FRENCH and pat
ent calf skins; good kid bindings and lining
skins, pegs, thread, knives, sparrow bills,
&C., &c, all of which we will sell az low
as the times will possibly admit for cash, or
to punctual customers on time.
MARLEY & GARRISON.
Louisiana, Jan. Sth l849. 38-tE.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
FRESH SUPPLIES.

y JUsr REcEivED, at the cold stauG's
southeast corner Of Georgia and Nslsr
streets, Louisiana, q good assortment "a
F.dMIL Y. GROCERIES,,
which the subscriber will sell 4 pery low
rates. He has Wines and BfshdieS Of q
superior quality. and 'tOtd Rye such a.
he meschants sell at so, for IS cents. He
has also . general assortment 81
C0aEFECTIaa.aRIEG
Candies, nuts, plumbs, &C., &c., ne best
that 81. Louis can sffaet; and would be glad
to gil orders from bic friends in the country.
THO. 3. LIMERICK.
P.S. The subscribed 1iIpsf, aht;l The
closeof the liver, The higksFMsFkstpics
fos ksssh Batter and Eggs ri
Neysmber 10Th 1913. Ins1
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
REMOVAL.

NHE subscriber begs leave to inform
Il his old friends and the pnbiic gener-
ally, that he has moved his stock Of mer-
.chandize from Water Street, to bis new
Store House recently erected on Main, be-
tween Georgia and South Carolina streets,
the same in which the Post Office is kept.
l have now on hand a goodsssortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Hard
ware &C., and have made large additions
to my Stock of ReGdy made CkOAsng. all
Of which ! confidently believe can sell
as low as they q be had north Of st. Lou
is.
To those who have patronized me, I re-
turn my acknowledgement and hope they
will find it TO their interests to continue. To
all others I would say, call aud examine for
yourselves. JOSEPH RICHARDSON
Louisiana, Jan. 1, ls49. (n37
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
From tie dournoie Of Commerce.
HINTS FOR EMIGRANTs TO CALL
FORNIA


Renaens6er-That the earth is not very
deep IN those parts, and it may be very dam
gerous to dig too deep.
That many a man who has strictly mind
ed his business, has found as good gold as
there is in California.
lhst all do not find gold there cho dig
for guild only.
That all the gold is not in California
and If all California were gold, it wouldn't
be worth as much as Coney Island.
That If men will desert their country's
flag for gold, it is an easy temptation.
That if it can be dug out of the rocks
with a jack knife, it is not worth digging
for, for any respectable jack knife is worth
lis weight a hundred times in gold.
That to a hungry man, a good sized pota-
toe is worth all the California 'carreks.'
That all the gold in the country, if it can
purchase happiness is of no value.
That there are men who, if they owned
all California, were it all gold, would not
be satisfied with it,
That it is better to dwell with humble
ii~-rs 10 c~oHteat, than wear a golden sor-I
row..
That Poor and Content is rich, and rich
enOugh-but riches without content is poor
as winter TO him who ever fears he shall be
poor, although lie were as rich as the mines
Of Ca!ifoTnia.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
Administrators Notice.

NoTIcE is hereby given that the undersigned
has obtained from the 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 Of December, l848. AL persons, there
fore, indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same are required to exhibit
them, properly authenticated for allowance,
within one year from the date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from 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, ST.,
Administrator.
December 18th lS48. (3w)
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
SADDLER

THE subscribers have on hand and will con-
time TO keep, every variety of Ladies' and Gen.
tlemen's Saddles made 10 order. They have a
superior article of patent spring seat, manufac-
tured plune Ly Mr.. Shannon. that cannot fail to
please. Also, Brides and Martingals to cores
pond. {. JACKSON g. BRO.
Jan. 10, 1873. (n5S) 4.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
Final Settlement.

NoTrcE is hereby given to all persons
concerned or interested in the estate of
Henry Lyter, Decd, that the undersigned
will apply at the next February term of
the county court of Pike county, to make
a final settlement of said estate.
ALEX. LYTER, Admir-.
POLLY LYTER, Adm'x.
Jan. 9Th, 1S49. (n3S-4w)
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
NOTICE.

1 Ii persons indebted TO the estate of r.
N Boon, deceased, are requested to make pay.
ment at once to the undersigned; and those
having claims against said estate are re-
quested to present them for payment with
out further notice.
B. H. BOON,
VIM. LUCE,
JNO. FOULKS, Jr.
of the last will of R. Boon, de-
ceased.
Louisiana, Jan l, 1849. (n37)
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

All those indebted to the subscribers for
work done, must positively come forward
and settle the same. Our profits are too
small TO justify us in giving personal duns,
except through an agent at the cost of the
indebted. Money we must have!
d. 4 C.
January 9Th, lS49.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
Dissolution.

THE co~par;nership heretofore existing
under the name of VIM. Luce & Co, IS
this day dissolved by mutual consent;
Charles Bacon having disposed of his en-
tire interest to VIM. Luce, who is alone au-
thorized to settle up the affairs of the COO
Germ. WIN. LUCE,
CHAS. BACON.
All those who know themselves indebted
BY account to any of the following firms,
viz: VIM. Luce, VIM. Luce & CO., or Nc
Kay & Co., will save cost by coming for
ward and settling the same before the lst
day Of January next. VIM. LUCE.
Louisiana, Dec, 18th, 1s4S. (n35l
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
GROCERIES,.

10 Bits. S. H. & N. o. MoEasses
2bbls. Golden Syrtp
1000 lbs. n. o. Sugar
% bags Rio and Java Coffee
800 lbs. Leather
% kegs Boston Nails
LOCO lbs. Eagle cotton arhs;
Candles, SOAP, cotton batting, lead, shot,
raisins, almon is, candies. tobacco, tar, sal
sratus, pepper, allspice, loaf sugar, window
glass, &c., just received and offered at re-
duced prices for cssllor country produce.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBEBL.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
~ terested, that at the next February term
Of the county court Of Montgomery county, /
shall apply for q final settlement of the estate Of
Fleming Holloway, deceased.
+. P. LEWIS, Admir-.
Jan. 9Th, lS49. (A38-4w)
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

Doors & SHOES.--Ju,t received and for
I'D sale:
, 200 pr. heavy brogaE shoes.
50 prs kip and calf shoes
cases heavy boots
cases kip and calf boots
2 do. boys boots.
Ageneral assortment Of ladies misses and chill
drens' winter shoes, kid slippers &c.
o. D.&C.
October Both 1913.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
Store House f6r REM.

We offer for rent the store and ware
houses adjoining which we new occupy..S
If application is made early thsJ viii 30
' .ry lew.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
NEW GOODS.

We are just in receipt Of a heavy stock Of
FAN and Winter Goods
consisting OF prints, cashmeres, alpscCas, de
lanes; cashmere shawls, blanket shawls; sati-
netts, cassimeres, tweeds, blankets, blanket
cloths; white and red Aannels, comforts; hats,
caps, bleached and brown domestics (; drillings,
Osnaburgs, tickings; hdk'fs., buttons, threads,
buck mitts and gloves, hosiery, brushes;-Also,
a good stock Of hardware, queenswsfe. glass
ware, &c. &c. We solicit our friends and the
generally, 70 give US a call, ceiling as
sured that we can sellthem Goods on as accom-
modating terms as any house in the place.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

ITO! YE THAT ARE@WEARY AND
IL heavy iadeh'' with money, and
'thirsteth" to square your accounts, come
forward to the store house Of G. jackson
&Bro., and you shall be accommodated.
We are compelled to call on our friends
to close their accounts for the year '4s, 10
enable Us to enter untrsmmelled upon the
business of a New Year. Please attend to
this the first opportunity.
C. JACKSON & BRO.
Dec. 25th, 1S4S. 36-tf.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15

WE ars paying the highest market prices ies
Produce, either in cash or msfchandizs at our
Store Water street. Louisiana. No.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
LIST OF LETTERS,

h EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Louisi-
HI, ana, january LIST lS49, which if not taksn
out in three months will be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
noREY BORROWED

The 10 600 dollars worth of bonds-pre.
viouslyI alluded to-sad sold under the act
TO sustain the cEedit5of the State, were sold
mainly to citizens Of the State, and made
to bear eight per cent. per annum interest,
the lowest ra;e at which any offers were
made to take them. A much larger sum
could have been disposed of, had the mon-
eyg bsenneeded for State purposes; but care
s~ndeconomy and an improving revenue ell
sbled Us to meet our obligations without in
volving the State to any greater extent.
BOUNDARY.
The question Of boundary between this
State and Iowa has at last been placed in a
fair way of adjustment. IL is now before
the Supreme Court of the United States,
unless it has already been taken up and dis
posed Of 1t was understood TO be the first,
or one Of the first cases to be taken up, aE-
ter the meeting Of the court, if the coun-
sci for the State of lowe should be ready
for the trial. % our part, we have been
ready all the time. We have thus a fair
prospect Of a speedy adjustment Of this
troublesome question.
DE Isle CLAIM.
In the DsLisle case, involving the question
of title 10 a portion of the seat of govern
lnent, . trial was had in the Circuit Court
and a decision rendered in favor of the de.
fendant, but a writ of error was taken to
the Supreme Court, where, one Judge not
sitting, the decision of the Circuit Court
was affirmed, the two remaining judges d.
viding in opinion. The case will probably
be taken to the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, and in that event, a &hrtl er ap-
preparation will be needed to pay counsel
tor managing the case at Washington City.
LuNATI ASYLUM.
The last Legislature made some ~provis-'
ion for the erection of a Lunatic Asylum.
To make the location, three commissioners
were appointed, who selected Fulton. q
Galloway county, as the place entitled To
the asylum, under the provisions of the lava
it was intended 10 appropriate that portion
of the surplus revenue allotted TO this State
to the erection of the asylum, but the law
providing for IFS reception by the State
was never signed by the Lieutenant Cow
ernor, and was. therefore, very properly
decided by the Treasury Department 10 Be-
no Law. In consequence we were not per-
mitted to draw the surplus revenue, and
not receiving this fund, and having no other,
the commissioners made the location, but
nS progress with the buildings for the asy-
lum. This subject will call for action
An asylum ought long since to have been
erected in this State, and should not be
further DELAYED.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-15
Final Settlement.

NoricE is hereby given TO all persons
concerned or interested in the estate Of
George ". Gillaspie, deceased, that the
undersigned will apply at the next Februa-
~ term of the county court Of Pike Coun-
to make a final settlement of said estate.
MICHAEL JONES, Admir-.
November goth, lS4S. (4w.)