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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-20
FRS. ID. II. Burr's French snd English Seminary I
Young Ladies',

7CVF7F'F
WILL reopen Monday, the i7fh Of September thor
course Of English studies " pursued, and superior sdvsn
arc offered for acquiring languages and other In
Inution Able Instructors employed In the several de
ments and shc Pncips dsvo,e Of
pupls inaIsed % her care nIed number boaders
and also Of enjoying the comforts pleasant nome.
Aug gf--3nwlw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-20

pHILIP BARTON KEY win attend 90 any busir =
be may be inuusted with before either Of The courts nv
ct; and viii also attend the Of claims po w
pess and the Departments. Once on street. - a..a
WAsnIserop. July 10, 1895. July H-A""
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23

1t is truly astonishing with what rapidity and
frmness H. G. Farrel's Arabian Liniment has ia
ken hold of public favor: a few months ago, and
all that was known Off was that a most powerful
rnedicise Of Arabic origin had made its appear
ance. Now, there is hardly afamily 10 be found
does not keep it always on hand; and no one
would be without it, who had witnessed its magic
power over disease, and its wonderful potency in
relieving pain. See advertisement-[N. o. Pic.
ayune.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23

certainly displays more shrswdness than
either myself or the community had ever
suspected him of possessing. But | can in
form him now, that No such salve as that can
heal at the wound which has been infictad
BY his own act, and that when it becomes
necessary to vindicate my " character
thst no suoh trick Is this . divert me
from that purpose. fmy object is obtain
ed atths expense ofthe character OF others
it is their fault and not mine.
THOMAS BERKELEY.
Paynesville, Oct. 18th 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23

Truth oveFcomes falsehood, and suspi.
eion cannot live before perfect frank
ness.
Men are always murmuring at the hard
ships Of this world, yet how they dread to
leave Il.
The Boston Post says that it lightened
like thunder and Numbered like lightning
there op Friday night.
A man 10 Connecticut Is too proud Ia
speak 70 any body on the ground that his
wife writes poetry.
An lrishmsn, writing Q sketch Of his life,
aays he early ran swar from bis father, be.
esuse he discovered he was only bis uncle.
Extend thy generous aid TO him who ID
suderingssnd in distress; for thou knowest
not boy soon the same profersd services
will need be extended to thee.
The Edinburgh Review says that "Critiss
ore not the legislators, but the Judges and
police OF literature. They do not make
t1ws-thsyi interpret and try to enforce
Shem.
n Good Ruk.-Whensver Won enter an
apartment accupisd BY another individual,
u lhe door is closed before you enter, close
9qffesyo&. II, on the contrary, it stands
tayisiagly ePsns leti rsmsin %.
MAaaysHs.-rIfsvsr yen marry" said
% uncals alst Il Be b monan Who has
3adssnent enough 70 ~supsrintend the work
e bar hcase; taats enough to dress herself;
Ezi4s sasushte Wssh ksEssK bsfore break.
1.gss aad esase saessh % bold Der league
Wasa do de- nethisE % say"
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
M. ~HeundaRies.

A. the newly acquired tcIIisoIy ~
tsoeth definitely parcelsd out and aErang-
n 4 nav he veil to stste the boundaries
4 each separate Jurisdiction. First, we
- ths boundary between Texas and
Rev Mexico. II il believed that Texas
will readily assent to It.
Il begins ct the intersection OF the iUUtn
PARALLEL oflongitude with Let. IS deg: ~ m''
md thence runs due West on said par
.lI.l of latitude to long. 1903; thence
South along said meridian Of longitude to
lat 90, thence West along said parallel OF
let. to the Rio Grande; thence Southerly
down the Rio Grande to the Gulf OF Mex
loo. i-' o,
TrRnsfoaY OF NEW Mexico. Beginning al
. point in the Colorado River, where the
boundary line with the Republic Of Mexico
crosses the same; thence eastwardly Will
the said boundary line to the Rio Grande;
thence following the main channel OF sand
river to the parallel Of the thirty second de-
xrs1of north latitude; thence east with
said degree TO its intersection with the one
hundred and third degree nf Longitude west
Of Greenwich; thence north with saId de-
gree of longitude to The parallel Of thirty
eight degrees of north Lat. thence west with
said parallel to the summit Of the Sierra
Madre; thence south with the crest of said
mountains to the thirty seventh parallel oil
north latitude; thence west with said par
Allei to it's Intersection with the boundary
fine of the State Of California.
T~eaRrroRY OF UTAH.-Boundsd on the
West BY the State of California, on the
North By the Territory of Oregon; on the
East b. the summit of the Rocky Noun
tains; on the South by lat. 81 deg.
The acts Of Congress providing for the
organizatiea Of those territories, expressly
stipulate that when admitted into the Union
as States, they shall os admitted ,ciM OF
sDtlhout slavery, as their constitutions may
prescribe at the tine of their admission
They may each be divided into two OF
mere Territories, should Congress 50 de.
tsrmine; or both of them may be attached
to any other States, according to the judg.
ment of the same authority.
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA.-Bounded on the
North BY (lst. 42) Oregon Territory, on
the West by Mexico, and on the east as
RhoWss VIZ. uhssinAhs - us a"'s'S'
Of lat. ~ with long. l2o. thence running
Southerly along said meridian Of longitude
plat. SO, thence South-easterlyi in q straight
line to the river Colorado at the point where
il iutersects lat. So, thence down the mad
die Of the chanasl Of said river to the Mex.
icsu Boundary.
Tan. il will be. seen that the State Of
California occupies ell the Pacific coast
from Oregon to Mexico, some 500 mile.
with an average breadth Of probably 25C
miles. The Territory of Utah lies between
che State Of California and the Territory OF
New Mexico, but extends Southwark only
to lat 81 South of that parallel the Ter.
itory Of New Mexico, extends to the State
Of California. Utah is therefore, bounded
South and East by New Mexico.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23

H-Psople are too often prone to condemn
in others what they prsctice themselves
without q scrupls. Plutsrch tells ofs wolf,
Who peering 10 where q company Of shep-
herds, were RECALLING themselves with q joint
o. mutton, exclaimed, "what a clamor would
they have raised, il they had caught me at
such Q BANQUET"
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23

Liberation gf Kossuth.-The Newark
Advertiser has received private letters from
Genoa to the 18th of September, stating
that the United States steam frigate Miss
issippi, Capt. Long which was then at thai
port with the Independence. Com. Morgan,
and the St. L~awreace, was to leave in &
few days for COnstantinople, for the noble
purpose of bringing away the Hungarian
KoSsuth and bic brave companions.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
SHERFF'S &ALE.

c1I6h1TT ONQLGs
RY virtue and authority Of an order issued from
- the Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court for
Pike county, Missouri, dated 9Th September 1850,
and tn me directed, In 4 certain matter wherein
John JohHsosfs plA;ssif, and LeEis a. Collins
and others ere defendants, Isha;l offer for sale, at
public auction, before the court house door In the
town Of Bowling Green, in said county, on the
FIRST Monday Of November next, between the hours
|of nine sad ise o'clock of said day, 10 the highest
bidder, on a credit, (takinR bonds with good secu-
|rify, PAYABLE on the 6rst Monday Of September
|next,) the following described property, heretofore
belonging TO the firm Of John Johnson and Lewis
A Collins, and now to the firm Of said John JohR-
son, LeWiSA. Collins and Conrad P. Yeater, TO
wit: The s. W. Or. Of the s. E. o.. Of sec. 8, T.
"a, r. 9 W.; situate in said county. containing 40
acres; also the Steam Saw and Grist Mil situate
thereon, together with all the fxture> and imple-
ments belonging TO said Mill; also the big wheels,
wagon, chains, and oxen; also the stove and turn
ing lathe, and all other articles belonging to the
partnership aforesaid, Except q small dwelling
house on said land, including the yard and i'm.
provements thereto sttached and made by said Col.
Inns, which Is reserved from sale TO said Collins;l
also the N. E. o.. Of the N. E. Or. Of sec. 16. +. 81,
N. r. 2 W., containing 40 acres living in said conn
~. NJ. OWENS, Sheriff.
October 18th, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
Guardians Notice.

IoTICE Is hereby given to al persons inter.
y ested, that on the Goth day Of August, 1850,
was, by the County Court Of Pike county Mis-.
souri,, appointed Guardian Of the peiscn and e.
tate Of Elizabeth Killebrue, q person Of unsonnd
mind all persons having ciAims againsf seid %.
may be preciaded from any benefit cfsaidss-
tate, and If said claims be not presented within
I1hres years they viii be forever barred.
JOHN SHoTWELL, GuaRDlAx.
September 18th, 1660-w.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
BowLrre GREEN, Mo-, Oct. 9Th, 1850.

BOWLING GREEN, Mo-, Oct. 9Th, 1850.
Mr.. PfcKENs-Dear Sir: Please announce to
the voters Of Pike county, that I solicit their suf-
frages for the Office of Judge of the Probate Court,
at the ensuing special election to be held for said
county on the lst Monday in November next, and
oblige your friend,
S. F. MURRAY.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
Come and Settle Up!

notes and accounts Of WILLIAA ENGLISH,
l. and also those of Thomas BRrcH, have been
placed in my hands for collection, and IL not speed
lily settled, they will be put into the hands OF an
officer to be collected by law. Cost can be saved
By calling and paying up
October l4th '50-3w JB HENDERSON
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
4 CARD.
w. E. HENRY.

MOULD announce TO :hs citizens Of Louisiana,
that he will open . school in this city, for teach
the English branches Of education.
The school room in the house formerly occupied
a. . dwelling by o.C. Tinker. The rom is COM
Portable and well Furnished. Scheol viii
commence on Monday, the 7th inst.
October ID, l66Qs-4M.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
Look Here, Farmers!
Lock 70 your Interest!

l. winter fruit, but including varieties from the
earliest to the latest, and such only as have been
successfully cultivated ir this climate, for sale by
T. STARK & BROTHERS,
6 miles west Of Clarksville, and 8 miles south Of
Louisiana, Pike county Mo. Price 10 cents.
October %, l850-nls.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
FAY STATE MILLS
A STATE sHAWE2

BAY STATE sHAWk6
DAY STATE SHAWLS AND MANTLEs, Of
ID the lafes, and most approved styles, will b
Furnished by the subscribers, At the very lowest
prices. Purchasers viii please notice that the
genuine Bay State fabrics beartiekefs eorresPcnd-
ing with the shove cut, and they will also Be dis
|tinsuished from all wooden shawls, BY their srpe-
|rior finish, fine texture, and brillianey OF coloss.
Orders solicited from. all sections Of the country,
and the same viii be promptly attended to- For
sale 1t wholesale by
BRoWNLEE, HOMER & CO.,
No. IS, Main street.
And at retail bv
RUTHERFORD & DAY,
Nos. I32. 134, Market Ut.
ELLIOTT CAUCHoIs.
No 2, Mali, cor. Market.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
LAW DAY.

Joseph MCBRIDE, Justice Of the Peace for
- Buffalo Township. will hold . Law Day on
Saturday, the 9th Of November next.
October l4th. 1850,
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23

NJ. PENN, having leased the shop
N formerly occupied by Ezekiel R. Gls.by Is
Wagon Makers shop, In the city Of Louisia"a:
is now prepered to execute all work In his line Of
business ith 6drlity anddespaich. Having been
.enesged In the Wagon and Carriage making bust
ness for some time, and being determined to use
only the best materials, he hopes 70 receive the
calls of ell yho desire to purchase work Of the
best quality. His prices for new work and re-
pairs shall be as low Is those of any other work.
man, and he will warrant his work tc give salts
faction In eli cases where satisfaction CAR be Civ
en-. RICHARD Nd. PENN
October l4th, 1861
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23

THE subscriber Is Just in receipt Of 9 new and
Il general assortment Of
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
which he Is selling at the very Lowxsr Prices
for Cash. His stock embraces nearly every de-
~.cript,on of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, &C., &c.
- He would particularly ask the sttsn-
6tion Of purchasers to his stock Of Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes. Call and examine
goods and prices.
JOHN. A. ROBINSON.
October Sd, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23

A nois, and committed to my custody.
Stephen isl very black negro. about
FIVE feet seven or eight inches high, and has lost
the left half Of his upper front teeth, which he
says were kicked out by q mule, he Is supposed
to be about thirty years Of age, but states his age
to be 28 years. Joshua is a likely young fellow,
about 8 feet Sinches high, of a dark copper COM
s~prightly countenance, and speaks pleas
antly and ~fuently. He says he is q years Of
age. Both negroes are well informed, and would
probably weigh about 140 lbs. each. Both were
indifferently clad i at the time of their delivery to
me. They state that they belong to one William
Moore. Of Ray county, Mo-. who resides be-
tween Richmond and Lexington. That they to-
|gether with one other slave, 8 yellow fellow, left
home about a month since. and that said last men.
slave was apprehended at Portland, No.,
lat night, in the attempt to get into a skiff to de-
|sceEd the river. Said slaves are now in the jail
|of Pike county. Missouri. The owner Of said
slaves is hereby requested to come forward and
pay all charges incurred by reason Of the sppre-
|hension and custody Of said slaves, or ] shall, on
the 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, pro-
coed to sell them to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, before the court house door in Bowling
Green, Pike county, Missouri, for the payment
Of the costs and charges aforesaid.
NJ. OWENS, Sheriff P. C.
Aug, 9Th, lS50.-Sm.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
STATE Gass OF MISSOURI ,, Ss.gl SIS.

SIA UT WIooOUNI1 &C
CouNTY OF PIKE,
In Pike County Court, august 2lst, 1850.
n sscordance with the provisions Of a special
act for said county. entitled IAN act TO es-
|tablish q Probate Court in the county Of Pike"
approved March 6. 1s49." the Court proceed
to examine the poll books of the August election.
1850. for said County, and find that 8 majority Of
all those voting on the suhjectat said election
voted for said Act: II is therefore ordered that
an election for Judge Of Probate be held for said
county, on the first Monday Of November next;
and that q copy Of this order be published in the
Democratic Banner and Louisiana Record for
our weeks.
A true copy. Attest,
S. F. MURRAY, Clerk.
September Cd, 1850. 4wl3.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING In the Post Once at Louisisns,
~ Mo.,On the LIST day Of October, 1850, which
if not taken out, will be sent to the Post Once
DEPARTMENT a. dead ~leftera.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23

II SdE Sttentlon Oh the poDlBc - invited 20 tue Iol-
l. lowing catalogue Of medicines which are kept
latthe Drug Store on Water ST., Iouisiana, Mo:
Wistaf's BaIsam; traia Killer
Rodgers' Liverwort and BULBS Sarsaparrills;
Tar; Is. p. Townsend's do;
Longley's Panaeae; Bristops do;
Dr.. Jayue's Family Med Buckhan's Hung. Bal
icines; sam;
Moffatt's do; ISmith's Tonic;
Brandreth's Pills; ERowand's Tonic Mix;
Bragg's " Dr. Moriitnore's Rheu-
Smith sngar coated do; matte Remedy;
Wright's Indian Vegeta- Hamilton's Fam. Medi-
bic Pills; cines;
Hays Liniment for Piles; Doctor Storms Scotch
Mexican Mustsn Lini-f Cough Candy;
ment; mechanics Pills 3 Yer
|Lindsay's N. & B. Lini- mifuge;
ment; Mag. Pain Extractor;
FarTel's Arabian Lin'mt; Balm COlunhis;
|Gredley's Salt Reumatic Cullen's Indian Vegeta-
Ointment: bic Panacae;
In fact all the Popular Family Medicines Of tha
|dav, warranted genuine, for sale at WILLIAMS
& Co.'s Drug Store, Water st., Louisiana, Mo.
October lst, 1850. 16-1y.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
RUNAWAY SLAVES.

ALL persons are hereby notified
that on the alst day of July, uliimo,
two negro msa slaves, calling them
selves STEPHEN and JOSHUA.
were apprehended near Atlas, Ilii-
nois, and committed to my custody.
Democratic banner., 1850-10-23
PATENT MEDICINES.

THE attention Of the public 10 invited to the fol-
L lowing catalogue Of medicines which are kept
atthe Drug Store on Water St., Louisiana, Mo:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-05
Peter Trsason,s proclamation.

hersby made known, that il the immortal GahOnn's
great principle of secession be acknowledged one and tn
elements of this cOnfederscy to be dissolved into
their original add this great work be accomplished by
the giant mind of the ndomabe Soule who seems to be
charged with the giant task since the demise Of great og
naaor and after the said EOus shall have succeeded in up
turning the lofty columns of this proud Republic and shall
md himself the sovereign ruler Of the Principally of LOu
ana and he the aoyeegnuleE aforesaid, shall call upon
the SOVEREIGN people Of the aforesaid Principally of Lous
ana, in his edc formally issued commanding them 10 as
semble given time and place. armed and equipped as he
shall direct, and then and there hold themselves in readiness
mafc-under banner which he will have prepaIsd ,r
the OceRsOntO the confines Of the young State of
situated the realms OF the iar-o Pacific then and there in
commence bloody the inhabitants OF said you,g
State in propagation and furheanee one of The RIe
principles for which he the said Sovereign Sou1 will he "a
ignDbly eontending: .-.-
Then. and in that osse, be known to the world that
Peter Treason, thrawng myself upon my reserved rights as
sovereign in eonfedeacy Of equals, will resist the tdct
of the aforesaid Sovereign Sou e. aud in he persist
his aggTsons upon my lights Of the aforesaid
eigns community of equals shall aim the ngh OF Sc
seding from the aforesaid Principally of Louisiana, and like
The famous pnitcisn and soldier read Of will forti my
self on lot, (Which will 10 be properly
noed u snaie upon the confines of the boady Seventh
Wafd Secoud Municipality, city New Orleans; then and
there causing due preparations 10 be made within the hodsIs
of the aforementioned acre lot TO make trm and ohiv
ros resistance sgaiust any aud all speroRchments OF Wha
the aad Peter Treason shall cohesive to he my sovereign
lights and in order thst the world know that am in
earnest about the matter shall forthwith to be put IN
order an old msket that has much service. and broad
sword Of pFodglans Dimensions, together with sundy articles
Of war 100 nafeetess 10 pentps All Of which soenny
pspsglu,ei, PxTEA TAKAsuEs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-05

s'The Supreme Court is composed OF majority
Of our eneInes"-so said Mr. Suul6 the other night;
let us examine this matter. The Hon. Levi Wood
bury, of New Hampshire, is well knowa to be right
on the Southern question. Extracts from bis ora
ton delivered on the Fourth Of July, wers extern
sively copied. I HI was appointed by J,lK.5Polk.
Judge McLean,has been denounced by the Adolf
ton Convention of Pennsylvania, for charging
against some negro stealers, in a suit brought by
the owners. The Convention says of him: " His
name deserves to be enrolled high on the scale Of
everlasting infamy.' A pretty good certificate Tor
Southern meeting. Judge Grier, OF Pennsylva
MIA, has recently decided the Constitutiona"y
Of the Fugitive Slave Bill. Judge Nelson, OF New
York, was appointed by President Polk beyonu
this endorsement by a Southern PRESIDENT we
know nothing of his opinions. These are the four
| Northern Judges. The Chief Justice, Ianey'
| MARYLAND democrat Judge Daniels IS virginia ue'
| mocrat. Judge Wayne is a Georga democrat Judge
1 Mckinley is an Alabama democrat, VINO, as Seia-
tor. advanced the opinion that the public domain
in territory became the property OF the new State'
and who, as Judge, overturned his own opinion.
Judge Catron, Of Tennessee, is democrat mus
il will be seen that five out of nine OF the Justices
who compose the Supreme Court are southern
democrats. Judge Woodbury., while Senator,
was the supporter Of the Southern side. Mclean
and Grier have sustained the Fugitive Slave bill.
Yet these men are The enemies Of The South, .
The Judiciary is the conservative principle in the
| Federal Constitution. momentary madness may
| carry away the Legislative Department, and in
fringe upon rights secured by the Constitutions bu
| he Supreme Court has always been true 10 its du
| lies. There is not a single instance in which i
mas ever finched 1t is on that tribunal that TIN
South must rely Yet Mr.. Soule would destroy thu
confidence of the nation in the integrity of this TIN
| asst and strongest buwark of Constitutional rights
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-05

SENTENCES OF THE NAVAL Court MARTIAL
The Naval Court Martial which has been in SEES.
sion for several weeks, on board of the U. S. ship
Pennsylvania, having disposed Of all the cases be.
fore it, has adjourned The following are the SEN
fences, which were approved by the Secretary OF
the Navy. VIM. Ryan, tried for mutinous con.
duct, etc, was found guilty, and sentenced to be
reduced from oOal-heaver to u landsmen, to serve
the remainder of his time in confinement on board
the Pennsylvania, and then be disgracefuly dis
charged from the service, John w. Dorsell, tried
for mutinous conduct, was also found guilty, and
sentenced to be put in solitary confinement in one
OF the cells of the Navy Yard, at Gospon, and to
be fed on bread and water for one month. John
Dyer, u S. Marine tried and found guilty of disc
bedience of orders, was sentenced to wear a ball
and chain for two months, TO do the scavenger's
work at the Barracks, and to be locked in solitary
confinement from sunrise TO sunset, during tina
DeFiod